Nights reviews the day’s news and current affairs, follow breaking news of the night and push a unique brand of talk radio beyond sunset and through the night.

Nights with John Stanley

Important volunteers recognised for their selfless dedication

A quick trip down memory lane with Mal Leyland and his daughter Carmen.
They reflect on the 1960s trek that helped introduce Australia to the outback, from filming Uluru in rare rain to crossing the desert with little more than a compass and grit.
Carmen reveals why she is gearing up to recreate the journey 60 years on.
A short, warm dose of nostalgia for anyone who grew up watching the Leyland brothers explore the country.

A quick trip down memory lane with Mal Leyland and his daughter Carmen. They reflect on the 1960s trek that helped introduce Australia to the outback, from filming Uluru in rare rain to crossing the desert with little more than a compass and grit. Carmen reveals why she is gearing up to recreate the journey 60 years on. A short, warm dose of nostalgia for anyone who grew up watching the Leyland brothers explore the country.

Across the Desert with the Leyland Brothers Legacy

Our weekly catch up with Dr Ross Walker as he breaks down the real risks of light smoking, vaping and cannabis, and why none of them are harmless. Plus, a couple of classic Ross one liners to finish.

 

Listen to John Stanley live on air from 8pm Monday to Thursday and 7pm Friday

Our weekly catch up with Dr Ross Walker as he breaks down the real risks of light smoking, vaping and cannabis, and why none of them are harmless.&nbsp;Plus, a couple of classic Ross one liners to finish.
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Listen to John Stanley live on air from 8pm Monday to Thursday and 7pm Friday

Dr Ross Walker on the risks of smoking

A short chat with skipper Michael Spies as he guides a 120 year old wooden yacht through a qualifying race off Sydney Heads.
Built from Canadian red cedar in a London brewery and restored with thousands of hours of work, this remarkable boat is again lining up for the Sydney to Hobart.
Michael shares its long journey to Australia, the modern upgrades that keep it competitive, and what it takes to race a vintage vessel in one of the toughest events on the calendar.
A quick listen for anyone who loves sailing history, old boats or a good Aussie underdog tale.

A short chat with skipper Michael Spies as he guides a 120 year old wooden yacht through a qualifying race off Sydney Heads. Built from Canadian red cedar in a London brewery and restored with thousands of hours of work, this remarkable boat is again lining up for the Sydney to Hobart. Michael shares its long journey to Australia, the modern upgrades that keep it competitive, and what it takes to race a vintage vessel in one of the toughest events on the calendar. A quick listen for anyone who loves sailing history, old boats or a good Aussie underdog tale.

Important volunteers recognised for their selfless dedication

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