Following on from their sold out 35-date tour of the UK, The Proclaimers, featuring twins Craig and Charlie Reid and their superb four-piece band are coming to Darwin as part of their Australia tour with stops in Darwin, Cairns, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sydney, Hobart, Melbourne and Adelaide.

Craig called into Matt on Drive.

Following on from their sold out 35-date tour of the UK, The Proclaimers, featuring twins Craig and Charlie Reid and their superb four-piece band are coming to Darwin as part of their Australia tour with stops in Darwin, Cairns, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sydney, Hobart, Melbourne and Adelaide.
Craig called into Matt on Drive.

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TERRITORY FM

Territory FM is a unique radio station based in Darwin at the city campus of Charles Darwin University. We air a mainstream rock format with plenty of localised content around music artists, community identity, events and important information for our listeners. We are Darwin's Greatest Hits!

We are Darwin's number 1 radio station for the over 40 demographic. (McNAir 2022 w2)

Territory FM is a unique radio station based in Darwin at the city campus of Charles Darwin University. We air a mainstream rock format with plenty of localised content around music artists, community identity, events and important information for our listeners. We are Darwin's Greatest Hits!
We are Darwin's number 1 radio station for the over 40 demographic. (McNAir 2022 w2)

CRAIG REID (PROCLAIMERS)

Katherine Webber is a practitioner in social planning and community development. She is also a International Toilet Enthusiast/Researcher. Katherine is involved with The Great Dunny Hunt!

Katherine was awarded the 2018 Rodney Warmington Churchill Fellowship to increase inclusion and accessibility in public toilets by researching taboos, design, policy and legal barriers.

Katherine called into Matt to talk shop on all things toilet hunting!

Katherine Webber is a practitioner in social planning and community development. She is also a International Toilet Enthusiast/Researcher. Katherine is involved with The Great Dunny Hunt!
Katherine was awarded the 2018 Rodney Warmington Churchill Fellowship to increase inclusion and accessibility in public toilets by researching taboos, design, policy and legal barriers.
Katherine called into Matt to talk shop on all things toilet hunting!

KATHERINE WEBBER

Classic bikes and hotrods get together to ride to Lazy Lizards on the 2nd of May. 

Meeting at the iconic Noonamah Tavern and heading to The Lazy Lizard for day 1.Day 2 is Lazy Lizard to Bark Hut Inn.Live music both nights with Darren Griffis and the Jukejoint. All funds raised will be donated to raising funds for Starfish Swim Group.

We had Bigby and Donna in to talk about the World Famous DICKS MEMORIAL RUN!

 

 

Classic bikes and hotrods get together to ride to Lazy Lizards on the 2nd of May.&nbsp;
Meeting at the iconic Noonamah Tavern and heading to The Lazy Lizard for day 1.Day 2 is Lazy Lizard to Bark Hut Inn.Live music both nights with Darren Griffis and the Jukejoint. All funds raised will be donated to raising funds for Starfish Swim Group.
We had Bigby and Donna in to talk about the World Famous DICKS MEMORIAL RUN!
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DIGBY HART & DONNA ROUSHAM

Mark Gresser is a zoologist, adventurer, and passionate advocate for youth mental health. In July, Mark set off on an extraordinary journey – walking more than 5,300 kilometres solo and self-supported across Australia. Starting at Steep Point in Western Australia (the mainland’s most westerly point), he is making his way through the country’s red centre, via Uluru and Australia’s geographical centre, before finishing at Cape Byron in New South Wales – our most easterly point.

Mark calls into Matt Bern for an update.

Mark Gresser is a zoologist, adventurer, and passionate advocate for youth mental health. In July, Mark set off on an extraordinary journey &ndash; walking more than 5,300 kilometres solo and self-supported across Australia. Starting at Steep Point in Western Australia (the mainland&rsquo;s most westerly point), he is making his way through the country&rsquo;s red centre, via Uluru and Australia&rsquo;s geographical centre, before finishing at Cape Byron in New South Wales &ndash; our most easterly point.
Mark calls into Matt Bern for an update.

CRAIG REID (PROCLAIMERS)

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