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 Megan Burslem is jumping behind the Afternoons microphone this week. To get herself ready, Megan recalls her first big moment on radio thanks to Monster Mash and reveals which is the best music genre. |
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 Last August, Sammy J spoke to comedian Celia Pacquola about the mystery man she hadn’t met yet. Six months later and things sure have changed. Welcome to the most dramatic Future Me segment on ABC Radio Melbourne Breakfast, where love takes over. |
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 Have you noticed more bees where you live? There were concerns that Australia's bee population was dwindling, which could have a large effect on agricultural production, such as the almond industry. So, backyard beekeepers became more popular. Little did they know that honey beehives might be hurting native bees. |
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 The Duke is a feelgood movie about the man who, protesting government spending, stole a taxpayer-funded painting from the National Gallery in London in 1961. Starring Jim Broadbent and Helen Mirrin, and directed by Notting Hill’s Roger Michell, Afternoons film reviewer Thomas Caldwell tells Jacinta Parsons this is an “unashamedly hopeful and happy” film. |
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 Last week, the ABC broadcast the star-studded Concert for Ukraine, a two-hour event bringing together leading names from the music world to raise money for victims of the humanitarian disaster.
Catch up on the Concert for Ukraine on ABC iview and donate to the ABC Gives Ukraine Appeal now. |
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 The days are getting shorter – so why spend time slaving over a stove? Let your oven do the work for you with these easy baked dinners, including a chicken and chorizo tray bake and a super simple vegetarian baked fried rice. |
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