Sunday 11 May 2008
Baddest Backpackers by Lisa Walker
Death might be a good time to make some changes, but Jean's going to give it a whirl while she's still alive!
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Sunday 04 May 2008
Seeing Somebody by Jane Bodie
In contemporary urban life, we are thrown into all kinds of interactions with people on an everyday basis. Some may have a meaningful impact upon us, others appear fleeting and insignificant. It probably all just depends on your point of view.
Sunday 20 April 2008
Shifting Identity by Michael Cove
Frederick Manning left Australia at the age of 14 and completed his education privately in rural Lincolnshire before making a career for himself in poetry and literary criticism.
Sunday 13 April 2008
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Samarkand by Alison Croggan
Samarkand is a poetic play about an artist (Erif), a tyrant (Timur) and the nature of power. Set in Samarkand in the year 1400, this play has been developed for radio from the original Red Shed theatre production in Adelaide.
5.55pm AEST