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This week the Betoota Advocate Podcast travels to the much publicized Northern Rivers. With the annual Splendour in the Grass festival taking place a couple of weekends ago, The Advocate stopped in to talk the raft of characters it serves up - from those who cover the event to headliners like Flume and Ocean Alley. Have a listen.

This week the Betoota Advocate Podcast travels to the much publicized Northern Rivers. With the annual Splendour in the Grass festival taking place a couple of weekends ago, The Advocate stopped in to talk the raft of characters it serves up - from those who cover the event to headliners like Flume and Ocean Alley. Have a listen.

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INTERVIEW: The Splendour Files 2023

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WEEKLY BULLETIN: Biden's Out, Sydney's In, Mt Gravatt Stakes It's Claim And Piastri Finally Gets The Good Controller

The North Sydney Bears, a defunct memory of rugby league's once die-hard middle class. They were scrapped from the comp in 1999 - as the NRL made it clear there was no room for all these Sydney clubs that cannot win. But a fire still burns. In the hearts and souls of the latent fan base that remember the good times, the near-wins and a rowdy hill at North Sydney oval. One of these True Believers is Sam Perry from The Grade Cricketer Podcast. Pez's family remain loyal to the red and black - whether the team is based out of the North Shore or Western Australia, or the NSW Central Coast. Could the Bear be back?

The North Sydney Bears, a defunct memory of rugby league's once die-hard middle class. They were scrapped from the comp in 1999 - as the NRL made it clear there was no room for all these Sydney clubs that cannot win. But a fire still burns. In the hearts and souls of the latent fan base that remember the good times, the near-wins and a rowdy hill at North Sydney oval. One of these True Believers is Sam Perry from The Grade Cricketer Podcast. Pez's family remain loyal to the red and black - whether the team is based out of the North Shore or Western Australia, or the NSW Central Coast. Could the Bear be back?

INTERVIEW: The Splendour Files 2023

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