Defender in the Grass
The site of Splendour in the Grass is also part of the most easterly significant wildlife…
Music
Reverse Light Years – Even return to Sydney
Iconic Melbourne-based band Even has been rockin' for 25 years. In late 2021 they released a…
Tropical Fu*k Storm talk Voodoo Dolls, King Gizz, and Jordan Peele
Since their first album ‘A Laughing Death in Meatspace’ in 2018, Tropical Fu*k Storm have continued…
National Indigenous Music Awards
The National Indigenous Music Awards (NIMAs) are recognised as one of Australia’s most prominent Indigenous music…
Book Club: James O’Loughlin Criminals
"Fundamental ideas about crime and criminality" Today is Andrew people's special day, he is going to…
New Music on 2SER 01.08.22
Welcome to the new music review where we connect you with some of the best new…
The Reef Stalked – Andrew Traucki’s Follow-up Suspense Fil...
Director Andrew Traucki discusses his latest release with Te Rina Taite. The follow ups his 2010…
We’re Emphatic it’s Automatic
2SER Static host Berko chats to LA's motorik post-punk aces Automatic about their recent 2SER Feature…
Sound Touch – music through your body
“What do you hear when you listen with your body?” Sound Touch is asking that of…
Drive Deep Dive – Library Siesta
On this week's Thursday Drive Deep Dive, we are joined on the land of the Gadigal…
Wayne’s 4 x 2: The Black Phone, TY SEGALL, and MORE!
After a long day of frolicking in this beautiful winter sunshine you might need a good…
How does the UK Heatwave impact Australians?
Australians are no stranger to a hot 40 degree day. In fact, beating the heat of a hot summer day is a part of what it means to be Australian. But if you told me last year that the UK, the land famous for its bitter and bleak weather, would hit a sizzling 40 degrees, I'd say you're dreaming. 2SER Breakfast's Danny Chifley was joined by Andrew King, a senior lecturer in Climate Science at the University of Melbourne to learn what this means for Australians. Read More