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Mapping out the nuances of home and love that we experience through separation, Thanh Hằng Phạm tells a story of long distance relationships in this feature: one that asks what queer people of colour experience in this diaspora.

10 half-hour features from community radio producers around Australia, available to all stations for local broadcast.

One of the first audio books Ruth Mercer read after joining the RVIB (Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind) library some thirty years ago was Salman Rushdie’s The Satanic Verses. The postman delivered all 32 tapes to her front door and announced “It’s the Satanic Verses, love”.

Standing up in front of a room full of strangers and trying to make them laugh sounds like a daunting task to most people. Now imagine being one of the relatively small handful of women trying to do just that, in a field still dominated by men.

The desert seems like an unlikely place for things to grow, but they do… you just have to look a little bit harder to find them.

Welcome to the world of Multiple Personalities, or ‘multiples’ for short.

Soaked in inspirational tunes this feature asks, as the Building Bridges Association did nearly three decades ago, what kind of Australia do we want to call home?

These new and emerging community radio producers have been selected to participate in this year's National Features and Documentary Series.

Adelaide tap water tastes disgusting.
It’s renowned for being the worst in Australia and people go to great lengths to get good drinking water from anywhere but the tap. I used to get rain water from my Nan's house in the Adelaide hills but she’s moved and I really miss the taste of her old galv tank. It’s a unique flavor that’s quite different from plastic tanks or bottled spring water. I had to find a new source of good drinking water.