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Time for a cuppa!
In your daily coffee cup there are stories: about people, the environment, liberation struggles, friendship and art. Coffee has helped mostly city dwellers create outdoor cultures and social rituals, negotiate work relationships and come up with new ideas.
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It's chocks away and engage propeller, until we're up up and away in a jolly spiffing show, old chap. We'll be learning morse code, checking the altimeter and getting on the tail of those bally Messerschmitts. A fellow needs to keep his eyes peeled and his parachute packed. Read Transcript
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The door creaks open a fraction, a blood curdling scream is heard and then . . . Shock Horror! Read Transcript
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Everything is relative this evening in The Night Air as we pop the bubble wrap protecting that precious artwork formerly known as 'The Truth'. Enter the slippery realm of reality massage, spin doctoring and info-maiment. You'll hear our favourite erroneous hero Sergeant Schultz, the operatic poetry of Donald H. Rumsfeld and a boy from Queensland who went on to head one of the biggest PR firms in the world. They're all trying to measure that pesky gap between Truth and Reality. Conditions apply.
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Sunday 8.35pm
Part 1 repeated 9.35pm Friday, Part 2 repeated midnight Saturday
Presented by
Brent Clough
Sunday 10 August 2008
In this edition of the show you'll be lured away from your comfort zone and travel into unfamiliar territory. Experience different understandings of landscapes through the sounds of traditional landowners, explorers and colonialists. Join Christopher Columbus, The Melbourne Underground and Buzz Aldrin on a mixed up journey of unparalleled proportions.
A mysterious agent has arrived in Hong Kong on an unspecified mission, without a map and relying solely on his intuition.
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11am AEST
Bush Telegraph
with Michael Mackenzie
An entertaining look at rural and regional issues around Australia
