It’s the hottest ticket in town right now - entry to ABC Radio Melbourne’s 100^th birthday at the Athenaeum Theatre on Friday, October 18.
 

Hosted by Jacinta Parsons and Brian Nankervis, this huge birthday event will bring together much-loved 774 personalities and a star-studded line-up with live performances from acts including The Teskey Brothers, Deborah Cheetham, Vika & Linda Bull and more.
 

If you missed out in the first round of sales, we have released a limited number of tickets. Get yours today.

With council elections just around the corner, there have been reports of campaign signs being stolen or vandalised.
 

Clare Williams, president of the state's Australian Local Government Women's Association, joined Raf Epstein on ABC Radio Melbourne to describe how the actions are "gut-wrenching" for candidates.
 

"I've had one candidate drop out in tears because she couldn't go on with it," Ms Williams said.

Tony Armstrong has finished up with News Breakfast. He joined Sammy J on Breakfast to reminisce about his humble beginnings as a regular guest on the show, and weighed in on the ABC's review into workplace racism. 

Are some greetings inappropriate in an email? Is saying 'cheers' an unprofessional way to sign off?
 

Columnist Frances Whiting joined Trevor Chappell on Afternoons to give her perspective. 

774 ABC Radio Melbourne is turning 100 this month. Saturday Breakfast presenter Alice Zaslavsky is on the hunt for the best birthday cake for our station. 
 

Do you have a great birthday cake recipe? Submit it before Sunday, October 13. 
 

Alice will select the best cake for ABC Radio Melbourne, and the winner will have a chance to make the cake with Alice.

Bring a classic summer salad to picnics and gatherings. Check out this easy potato salad with chives, shallots and a simple dressing.