Blogs

School aid for Madagascar

What are the practical implications of the world's massive transition to renewables?

Ruth and Phil chat with Levi Power, Representative of the First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria

Join Peter Lockyer and guests in a great discussion around the value of old trees, hollows and understory.

This week on Earth Chat join the discussion about the importance of our oceans and how to care for them.

This week on Earth Chat our guest will be Sean Dooley from Birdlife Australia. Sean has been involved with Birdlife Australia for many years and is an expert on our local birds and ways to accurately identify them.

This week's guest is the amazing Sally Quinn, who for over 20 years has been on the cutting edge of social enterprises in the circular economy.

This Tuesday 2nd September on EarthChat at noon on Seymour FM! Nagambie locals and Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority are...

This Tuesday 26th August on EarthChat at noon on Seymour FM! We will be discussing the intractable problem of  plastic waste. The failure...

Photo by Grafi Jeremiah  on Unsplash This Tuesday 19th August on EarthChat at noon on Seymour FM! Renewable Avenel Energy is hosting a...

On track to make the most of the beautiful rural surroundings of Mitchell Shire

On track to make the most of the beautiful rural surroundings of Mitchell Shire

What narratives make sense for what is happening in Gaza?

This week Peter Lockyer chats with Raviish Sran as they discuss Ravish's straw bale house and opportunities and barriers for smarter house design and construction. 

This week Peter Lockyer and Marie Gerrard will be discussing the very serious long term and widespread damage being caused by military activity both  in war and peace time. 

NAIDOC 2025 - listen in to hear about the local and national elements of this year's 50th NAIDOC week celebration.

Jamie Brown, head ranger at Paruku IPA in the South East Kimberley, chats about his work, discusses the emergence of the ranger program across Australia, and outlines their value to First Nations and conservation purposes.

Plastic Free is coming! Join us to hear about how you can get involved.

This week, Ruth Yeatman talks with Cathy Olive and Bronte Haines, two remarkable people among many caring for the Arboretum, including a group of committed volunteers, who lovingly contribute to the Arb’s great work and its beautiful environment.

This week, Tim Budge talks with Alex Kelly, an artist, organiser and filmmaker based on Dja Dja Wurrung Country. Working across film, theatre, communications strategy and troublemaking, Alex purposefully connects the disciplines of art and social change.