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As an author, columnist, mother of three, pug owner and freelance wife, Susan Maushart has developed a keen interest in why people make the choices they do.
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Sir David Frost joined Drive producer Bryce Green for a chat about his famous encounter with disgraced US President Richard Nixon.
Drive listener Monica won tickets to Somerville to see the French film Crossed Tracks.
Bryan Cousins, the father of new Tigers recruit Ben Cousins, speaks with Russell Woolf on Drive about his son's battle with drug addiction and their family's difficult journey over the past few years.
Following attempts at surfing last week, Saturday Breakfast has broken new ground again, this time on horseback.
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Reporter: James Lush and Matthew Perkins
ABC Perth
First published: Saturday, December 13, 2008
Reporter: James Lush and Matthew Perkins
ABC Perth
First published: Saturday, December 13, 2008
ABC Local websites will be upgraded on Monday with the release of a new main navigation bar.
Clive from Morley reviews the film Grown Your Own, screening as part of the Perth International Arts Festival film festival.
The new Green Head walk trail hugs the beautiful coastline of Green Head and is working to protect and revegetate the area.
They're old, they fart, and sometimes lose their hair... but here at the WA Country Hour we want to pay tribute to the grey nomads of the animal world.
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Reporter: The WA Country Hour
Rural Online
First published: Monday, December 08, 2008
Reporter: The WA Country Hour
Rural Online
First published: Monday, December 08, 2008
A rare event unfolded in our night skies after yesterday's sunset.
The pest Potato Cyst Nematode (PCN), has been discovered at Thorpdale in Gippsland. It's discovery, just over six weeks ago has lead to a trade standstill for the region. Farmers are eagerly awaiting to hear if they'll be able to sell their crops this summer. The region, 140k's south east of Melbourne, produces on average 70,000 tonnes of spuds each year, with ninety per cent of the harvest going interstate. But while the region remains in quarintine, no potato can cross the border, leaving farmers and their families in the unknown...
