This is an example of my broadcasting style 

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With road fatalities on the increase here in Fiji Allison decided to talk to Manoa Naitala the Chief Education Officer from the LTA

Allison LTA

Allan and Laura Have been sailing around the world for 4 years now. I caught up with them last weekend as Vuda Marina was celebrating their 20th birthday. We talked old boats, life as a yacht and cyclone Winston  

Allan And Laura Rhapsody

Leonard Wedding

Work Safe

You are what you eat…. how many times have you heard that before? More and more people each day are realising that the energy used to produce food and the transport needed to get it to your door makes food a huge environmental issue. In Melbourne a couple of groups are working to get inner city folks producing their own food. Featured in this story: ADAM GRUBB from Very Edible Gardens and Urban Reforestation's EMILY BALLANTYNE-BRODIE.

Urban Ag

Solar hot water systems have been used on Australian houses for more than 30 years 

European countries have recently begun using that very same technology to not only heat water but also control the internal temperature of their houses. 

Olivier Drucke [DROIKER] is the president of the European Solar Thermal Industries Federation and he told Indigo Wood that sustainable heating is an integral part of the fight against climate change.    


Solar Thermal

Love thy neighbour, many of us these days don’t even know who our neighbours are. 

However, as Indigo Wood explains, people are starting to realise that that connection with your neighbourhood can be a really important one. 


Community living

What do school students want to see done to their education system? The Wire's Indy Wood spoke to Bryce Ives, a spokesperson for the Foundation for Young Australians about their survey to find out what kids really want.

Tell us schools survey

While South Africa was lucky enough to host the FIFA World Cup this year, there was a time when the nation was not even allowed to be involved in the event.

Francis Green this year produced a television documentary called 'The Team That Never Played'. The documentary looks at a group of friends who played soccer within their segregated communities. Sanctions put in place by apartheid for a long time in the past meant that people of different races, among other things, could not play with (or against) each other on the sporting field. These sanctions were also the catalyst for South Africa being banned from the world cup for some years. As the doco points out these community soccer teams may have been good enough to not only qualify for but maybe even win the 1974 or '78 world cup Francis Green, Producer of The Team that Never Played spoke with Indigo Wood.

The Team That Never Played

Program Manager at 2BOB Radio Taree, cyclist and Bodyboarder. Live in the Manning Valley on the Mid North Coast of NSW and love it

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