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Missed hearing the winner of the Griffith Musician Club's 15th annual Young Musician of the Year award Josephine Furore perform a live cover of Billie Eilish's "What was I Made For?" catch it in full hear.

Missed hearing the winner of the Griffith Musician Club's 15th annual Young Musician of the Year award Josephine Furore perform a live cover of Billie Eilish's "What was I Made For?" catch it in full hear.

Tune in to Breakfast on Riverina MIA's Triple M 6am to 9am

Tune in to Breakfast on Riverina MIA's Triple M 6am to 9am

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Triple M Breakfast Riverina MIA - Triple M Riverina MIA

Griffith's Young Musician of Year award winner Josphine Furore

If it's worth hearing about in the Riverina MIA, you'll hear it in The 'Bidgee Bubble Podcast!

"Undoubtedly one of the most highly anticipated multicultural celebrations in our (Leeton) shire!" - Toneale O'Connell, Events team member, Leeton Shire Council. Hear Toneale preview this event an many others happening in the Riverina MIA this weekend!

If it's worth hearing about in the Riverina MIA, you'll hear it in The 'Bidgee Bubble Podcast!
"Undoubtedly one of the most highly anticipated multicultural celebrations in our (Leeton) shire!" - Toneale O'Connell, Events team member, Leeton Shire Council. Hear Toneale preview this event an many others happening in the Riverina MIA this weekend!

The 'Bidgee Bubble - Fiesta La Leeton

"Better than it could've been, but not as good as it should've been." 

Lead investor with the Motley Fool Scott Phillips delivers his assessment of the Federal Budget.

"Better than it could've been, but not as good as it should've been." 
Lead investor with the Motley Fool Scott Phillips delivers his assessment of the Federal Budget.

Scott Phllips analyzes the federal budget

Following complaints of Heavy Vehicles speeding past school bus pick up and drop off zones, Murrumbidgee Police Inspector Glenn Smith tells us to expect local Highway Patrol to crack down on anyone contravening the 40km/h rule when school busses flash their lights.

Following complaints of Heavy Vehicles speeding past school bus pick up and drop off zones, Murrumbidgee Police Inspector Glenn Smith tells us to expect local Highway Patrol to crack down on anyone contravening the 40km/h rule when school busses flash their lights.

Griffith's Young Musician of Year award winner Josphine Furore

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