The Friday Revue is coming to the Monash University Performing Arts Centres on June 20. 
 

Jacinta and Brian will be joined by jazz legend Paul Grabowsky, iconic folk band The Bushwackers, much-loved children’s author Alison Lester and more special guests on stage. So come and enjoy an afternoon of live music and comedy.

Twenty years ago, bats were successfully removed from the Royal Botanic Gardens, but now they are back with a vengeance. 
 

Pots and pans aren't doing the trick, so staff have enlisted the help of white noise machines and laser lights to evict the bats. 
 

Tune in to Sharnelle and Bob’s interview with Royal Botanic Gardens chief executive Chris Russell on 774 ABC Radio Melbourne. 

What if we made smacking children a criminal offence? A mental health expert and a child psychologist joined Ali Moore on Drive to explore this hypothetical proposal. 
 

Best known for his grooming expertise on Queer Eye, TV personality Jonathan Van Ness gave 774 ABC Radio Melbourne’s Raf Epstein tips on how to maintain his 'no-hair, short-beard' look. 

Do you want 774 ABC Radio Melbourne to broadcast live from your house? Tell us why your place is the best spot for Sharnelle Vella and Bob Murphy to host their Breakfast show. Express your interest here for an ultimate radio experience. 

Simple ingredients, simple to cook, but far from simple in flavour — this fettuccine carbonara delivers creamy, silky pasta with crispy guanciale, and surprisingly, no cream needed.

In Australia’s remote northwest, discover a land that defies time. Mark Coles Smith, a Nyikina man with a deep connection to the culture, the landscapes and the animals of The Kimberley, guides us through this landmark natural history series as it captures never-before-seen sequences sharing a year with those who call The Kimberley home.
 

Embark on this incredible journey and explore one of Australia's most remote and majestic landscapes now.