• Bonus episode: Port Fairy Folk Festival 2022
    Mar 14 2022

    In this special edition of The Booletin and Beyond, Kyra Gillespie and Anthony Brady take you behind the scenes of the 45th annual Port Fairy Folk Festival. 

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    16 Min.
  • The Booletin and Beyond: December 23
    Dec 23 2021

    Welcome to our Christmas edition of The Booletin and Beyond! Join Kyra Gillespie and the newest additions of The Standard newsroom - Lillian Altman and Meg Saultry - as they chat about the highlights of the week, and hear from our editor Greg Best reflecting on a difficult year for the south-west community. 

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    14 Min.
  • The Booletin and Beyond: December 10
    Dec 10 2021

    This week on The Booletin and Beyond; The Standard reporters Kyra Gillespie, Ben Silvester and Justine McCullagh-Beasy bring you all the news and sport highlights from across the south-west.

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    19 Min.
  • The Booletin and Beyond: December 3
    Dec 3 2021

    This week on The Booletin and Beyond; The Standard reporters Kyra Gillespie, Jess Greenan and Brian Allen bring you all the news and sport highlights from across the south-west.

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    9 Min.
  • The Booletin and Beyond: November 26
    Nov 26 2021

    This week on The Booletin and Beyond; The Standard reporters Kyra Gillespie, Ben Silvester and Nick Ansell bring you all the news and sport highlights from across the south-west.

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    19 Min.
  • The Booletin and Beyond: November 19
    Nov 18 2021

    This week on The Booletin and Beyond; The Standard reporters Kyra Gillespie, Jessica Greenan and Justine McCullagh-Beasy bring you all the news and sport highlights from across the south-west.

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    15 Min.
  • Bonus episode: The Forgotten Soldiers
    Nov 15 2021
    • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners are advised that this podcast contains images and mentions of deceased persons. 

    The history of the Lovett brothers who risked their lives to fight for Australia in the First and Second World Wars is well documented today, but that wasn't always the case. 

    It was around 89 years after their service that Boandik Gunditjmara Elder Uncle Johnny Lovett knocked on the doors of the Australian War Memorial demanding why his father and uncles weren't on the record. The answer? They were Aboriginal.

    Then there's Uncle Allan McDonald, who was one of the first Indigenous soldiers to enlist in the First World War, surviving Gallipoli and seeing battle in Beersheba with the iconic Light Horsemen. After his death, he was buried in an unmarked grave in Warrnambool's cemetery, in a spot no-one knew about - until now.

    This Remembrance Day 2021, we looked at two stories of Aboriginal soldiers of the south-west and a new legal push that begs a whole range of questions about the enlistment of Aboriginal soldiers and compensation owed to them.

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    20 Min.
  • The Booletin and Beyond: November 12
    Nov 13 2021

    This week on The Booletin & Beyond; Kyra Gillespie, Ben Silvester and Brian Allen bring you all the new highlights from across the south-west.


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    29 Min.