Bruce Lee's 'Fist of Fury' helps Indigenous language kick on |
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This summer, immerse yourself in an Indigenous language dub of Bruce Lee's iconic film - Fists of Fury. The Noongar language of the First Nations people of Western Australia is spoken by just two per cent of Noongar people. As part of the 2021 Perth Festival program, the Indigenous language dub of the 70s classic aims to invigorate interest in the endangered language with its themes of fighting injustice and loyalty to community. |
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GPs are over-prescribing the contraceptive pill |
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Like the vast majority of Australian women, Hannah Jones was recommended the pill when she first asked her GP about contraception, but it wasn't the right option for her — and experts say her story is all too common. |
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Christmas appeal success! |
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Thanks to our wonderful ABC Radio listeners, we have raised over $45,000 for Vinnies WA in our Christmas Appeal! Plenty of fun was had along the way, with Gillian O'Shaugnessy busking on the streets of Perth and regional Drive presenter Andrew Collins writing a new version of the '12 Days of Christmas'. The South West had a special visit from 'Stanta Shaws' and ABC Goldfields busted out a Christmas TikTok in the spirit of fundraising! All money raised helps Vinnies continue to support struggling Western Australian families. It's not too late to participate - online donations are open until 31 December if you would like to donate. |
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Delicious roasted fish ready in just 15 minutes |
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This roasted cod with coriander crust recipe is as close to fast food as you can get. With simple ingredients and an easy to follow method - what's not to love! |
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Is Bentley unlucky in love? |
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Love seems to be in short supply for the people of Bentley - the suburb has the highest number of single people in WA.
ABC Perth producer Dustin Skipworth - also known as the 'love doctor' - went out to Bentley to find out why they're single and where they're looking for love.
Listen to some of the locals, including 80-year-old Ursula, tell their hilarious and heart-warming love stories. |
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Travelling this summer? Be prepared. |
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Summer is peak travel season and the most likely time for extreme weather and fires that could affect your journey.
Take 5 minutes out of your day to read the tips in this article to ensure you're ready for fire, flood or other emergencies this summer. | READ ARTICLE |
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How to perfect your Christmas ham |
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A beautifully glazed ham at Christmas is a showstopper and something many look forward to. While the recipe is key, choosing the right ham is equally important! Check out our spiced maple glazed ham recipe for tips on how to choose the perfect ham and a glaze that's sure to impress. |
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To all of our wonderful listeners, thank you for your support this year. We'll be back in mid-January to kick off the year with a refreshed presenter line up.
In 2021, Russell Woolf will be hosting Breakfast, followed by Nadia Mitsopoulos on Mornings. We're also welcoming Christine Layton as the new host of the Afternoons program, following Gillian O'Shaugnessy departure.
Wishing you all a happy and safe holiday season.
Merry Christmas from ABC Radio Perth. |
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