This week is part two of our showcase of work from Melbourne University Audio Journalism students responding to the theme ‘swarm.’ In this episode we explore ‘swarm’ through the context of bats, mice, robots and activism.

 

Front Yard Fox by Danni Stewart and Helenna Barone-Peters 

An increasing number of foxes have been taking over the streets and shorelines of Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs. Danni and Helenna discuss the council’s failed attempts to get rid of them. 

Music: Clarence Carter – Looking For A Fox 

Die Hu

More and more Grey-headed flying foxes have been coming to Melbourne due to a loss of habitat in New South Wales and Queensland. Die Hu takes us for an evening stroll along the nature trail to the bat colony living in the Yarra Bend Park. 

 

Producer: Die Hu 

Supervising Producer: Louisa Lim 

Find out more about Micro Bats of Melbourne, Bat Boxes and Fly By Night. 

 

Maya Pilbrow

A lot of companies in Australia make their money through the production and sales of security and defense technology. In other words, weapons. Maya Pilbrow talks to activists dedicated to exposing the role of Australian-made weapons in human rights abuses in West Papua. 

Producer: Maya Pilbrow 

Supervising Producer: Danni Stewart 

Find out more about Wage Peace and Make West Papua Safe.

 

 

Angus Thomson 

Right now, parts of New South Wales are enduring their worst mouse plague in decades. Angus Thomson revisits the horrors of 1984 to find out why these plagues keep happening, and how it all ends.

Producer: Angus Thomson 

Supervising Producer: Mell Chun 

 

Jiayi Yin

Imagine you’re staying at a hotel and the whole time you’re there you don’t need to interact with another soul. Would you miss talking to the concierge? In China’s hotel industry, robots are increasingly replacing people in customer service roles. Jiayi Yin looks into this rise of robots and asks if they can really replace people. 

 

Producer: Jiayi Yin

Supervising Producer: Danni Stewart 

Music: The Beauty of Technology by Night Light.

 

All The Best credits:

Production Manager: Danni Stewart

Editorial Manager: Mell Chun

Host: Helenna Barone-Peters

Episode Mix and Compile: Josh McKay

Social Media Producer: Emma Pham

Community and Events Coordinator: Lidiya Josifova

This week is part two of our showcase of work from Melbourne University Audio Journalism students responding to the theme &lsquo;swarm.&rsquo; In this episode we explore &lsquo;swarm&rsquo; through the context of bats, mice, robots and activism.
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Front Yard Fox by Danni Stewart and Helenna Barone-Peters&nbsp;
An increasing number of foxes have been taking over the streets and shorelines of Sydney&rsquo;s Eastern Suburbs. Danni and Helenna discuss the council&rsquo;s failed attempts to get rid of them.&nbsp;
Music: Clarence Carter &ndash; Looking For A Fox&nbsp;
Die Hu
More and more Grey-headed flying foxes have been coming to Melbourne due to a loss of habitat in New South Wales and Queensland. Die Hu takes us for an evening stroll along the nature trail to the bat colony living in the Yarra Bend Park.&nbsp;
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Producer: Die Hu&nbsp;
Supervising Producer: Louisa Lim&nbsp;
Find out more about <a href="https://batboxes.wordpress.com/">Micro Bats of Melbourne</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://batboxes.wordpress.com/">Bat Boxes</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.flybynight.org.au/">Fly By Night.</a>&nbsp;
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Maya Pilbrow
A lot of companies in Australia make their money through the production and sales of security and defense technology. In other words, weapons. Maya Pilbrow talks to activists dedicated to exposing the role of Australian-made weapons in human rights abuses in West Papua.&nbsp;
Producer: Maya Pilbrow&nbsp;
Supervising Producer: Danni Stewart&nbsp;
Find out more about&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wagepeaceau.org/">Wage Peace</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.makewestpapuasafe.org/">Make West Papua Safe.</a>
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Angus Thomson&nbsp;
Right now, parts of New South Wales are enduring their worst mouse plague in decades. Angus Thomson revisits the horrors of 1984 to find out why these plagues keep happening, and how it all ends.
Producer: Angus Thomson&nbsp;
Supervising Producer: Mell Chun&nbsp;
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Jiayi Yin
Imagine you&rsquo;re staying at a hotel and the whole time you&rsquo;re there you don&rsquo;t need to interact with another soul. Would you miss talking to the concierge? In China&rsquo;s hotel industry, robots are increasingly replacing people in customer service roles. Jiayi Yin looks into this rise of robots and asks if they can really replace people.&nbsp;
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Producer: Jiayi Yin
Supervising Producer: Danni Stewart&nbsp;
Music: The Beauty of Technology by Night Light.
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All The Best credits:
Production Manager: Danni Stewart
Editorial Manager: Mell Chun
Host: Helenna Barone-Peters
Episode Mix and Compile: Josh McKay
Social Media Producer: Emma Pham
Community and Events Coordinator: Lidiya Josifova

All The Best is for new Australian storytelling. Hear from a Melbourne-based cannibal, how the Australian Wallabies used theatre workshops to improve their game, anxiety attacks in a Tantric sex class, and what the shopping centre Santa Claus is really thinking, all on All The Best. 


We're a weekly radio show and podcast produced at FBi Radio in Sydney in association with SYN and Triple R in Melbourne, and broadcast nationally via the Community Radio Network. We’ve been telling stories in a variety of forms since 2011, picking a theme each week and using short form documentary, personal narrative, interviews, and spoken word to bring you the best from across Australia.

All The Best is for new Australian storytelling. Hear from a Melbourne-based cannibal, how the Australian Wallabies used theatre workshops to improve their game, anxiety attacks in a Tantric sex class, and what the shopping centre Santa Claus is really thinking, all on All The Best. 
 
We're a weekly radio show and podcast produced at FBi Radio in Sydney in association with SYN and Triple R in Melbourne, and broadcast nationally via the Community Radio Network. We’ve been telling stories in a variety of forms since 2011, picking a theme each week and using short form documentary, personal narrative, interviews, and spoken word to bring you the best from across Australia.

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