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| ABC Radio Melbourne may be coming to Geelong this week, but Jacinta Parsons has an association with the city spanning back to her childhood. |
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Every day, Victorians are dying from COVID. We don’t want them to be reduced to numbers. We want to hear their story.
Virginia Trioli speaks with Jill, whose husband Jeremy St John died from COVID in December. He was one of six who died of COVID that day, but he was far more than a statistic.
Listen to Jeremy St John’s story here. If you would like to share the story of your loved one for ABC Radio Melbourne’s Name Them campaign, you can get in touch here. |
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Entertaining oddity or deadly design? The infamous Montague Street bridge has claimed many trucks over the years.
Sammy J takes the issue to the People’s Parliament to ask if Melbourne’s most battered overpass needs to go. |
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Every week, Jacinta Parsons finds out about wild and wonderful jobs.
Samantha Nixon was an arachnophobe but now her work involves milking spiders for venom – and she’s got plenty of tips on how to deal with these creepy-crawlies. |
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This banana pakalolo from chef Nornie Bero is beloved as a Torres Strait Island celebration dish.
Best fresh from the oven, the pudding-style treat is absolutely worth the effort, especially when served with a fresh coconut panna cotta. |
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