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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com.au — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 13:00:00 GMT

This week was week 1 of the 3RRR Radiothon. There is no doubt that radiothon podcasts are for the more dedicated fans! There's is much silliness and little marine and coastal content. Enjoy!

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Radio Marinara - Marine and Coastal News and Views 17 August 2008

Sat, 23 Aug 2008 12:06:00 GMT

It's National Science Week, and we celebrate the diverse and wonderful world of Marine Science by broadcasting LIVE from the Queen Vic Market.

Dr Beach covers the latest cutting edge scientific papers that highlight another terrifying effect of more and more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere: the effect of increasing acidity of the oceans, and what this means for the organisms living it - especially the calcareous one, like corals and many plankton.

John takes a look inside the fishbowl of current marine science research in Victorian academic institutions - the research priorities of Melbourne Uni's marine science researchers, and some very cool projects underway by some of its PhD brainiacs including Melbourne University's Madhavi Colton.

Plus we speak with James Andrews, Statewide Leader Marine Fisheries, from Fisheries Victoria, about the fisheries research science currently underway to ensure our State's fisheries are and continue to be sustainable.

Radio Marinara - Marine and Coastal News and Views 10 August 2008

Sun, 10 Aug 2008 13:37:00 GMT

We catch up with Chris Smyth, Marine Campaign Officer for the Australian Conservation Foundation, about where they stand on the latest developments with the Channel Deepening Project, and some very interesting correspondence with the Queen of the Netherlands.....

Dr Surf continues his review of Surfing mags, with the relaunch of Surfing World. The publishers have revamped SW with the aim of producing a high quality surf magazine with a focus on escapism, "to showcase surfing and the ocean beautifully, with well researched and thought out articles", and "to give surfers a magazine they can be proud of". Have they succeeded?

Plus we're thrilled to have as our special guest Professor Jeff McFadden from the University of Melbourne's School of Botany. We catch up with Professor McFadden to discuss his career launching pad of marine botany and his subsequent journey through marine science to hunting down a cure for malaria.

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 3 Aug 2008 13:00:00 GMT

This week we talk habitat mapping with Dr Dan Ierodiaconou from Deakin University.

Then it's QUIZ TIME. This month's quiz is brought to us by Australian Marine Conservation Society.

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Radio Marinara - Marine and Coastal News and Views 27July 2008

Sun, 27 Jul 2008 16:11:00 GMT

Bron and Dave present a look a this week's quirky marine news - Dee Dee the 10kg 100 year old Canadian crayfish, Johnny Depp's solar powered Caribbean Island, and LA's decision to go Plastic Bag free (does this mean they'll be extraditing aging soapie stars??)

For most of us, a morning routine involves a shower, caffeinated beverage and getting dressed for the day. For the Icebergers, their morning routine includes plunging into Port Phillip Bay, all year round, on warm and icy days alike. We speak with Jason Sammon, Melbourne photographer who has just launched an exhibition of a collection of land-based and underwater images of the brave, unique and some might say barking mad Middle Brighton Baths Icebergers.

We bring to you the first ever Radio Marinara Soundscape quiz - this one only requires a knowledge of tunes and themes from 1960 underwater shows. Piece of cake! Winner received a copy of Jeff Maynard's fabulous book Divers in Time - Australia's Untold History

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 13:00:00 GMT

Loads of great stuff this week!

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Radio Marinara - Marine and Coastal News and Views 13 July 2008

Sun, 13 Jul 2008 11:58:00 GMT

Dr Surf has a confused and highly biased wrap up of surf magazines. Now that virtually all magazines are wrapped in plastic, you'll just have to listen in to Dr Surf to find out which ones are worth the often outrageous purchase price. Whether you're interested in the specifics of big wave gun design or just want to ogle the pictures of jailbait at the Superbank don't miss this week's Surfing Culture on the Skids.

We launch a new segment for 2008 (so what if we're on the downhill slide to 2009) called 'Life's a Beach', where our own Dr Beach delves into the science journals to see what's cutting the edge of marine science. For the inaugural segment, Dr Beach checks out a new paper on 'algae join the fight to cure malaria'. Whatever it takes!

Plus news, views and death by Hansard

Radio Marinara - Marine and Coastal News and Views 6 July 2008

Mon, 7 Jul 2008 00:42:00 GMT

Scared of confined spaces? Scared of the dark? Scared of being underwater? Don't like being cold?Terri Allen isn't any of the above - she dives in caves for fun, and talks about this extreme variation of recreational diving.

If cave diving isn't your scene, then curling up with a good book in the warm probably is - so to cater for all our listeners, Dave brings us a book review - this one's a big picture book of environments by John Long.

Dave Collins is Squadron Commodore of the Port Phillip Bay Flotilla of the Victorian Coast Guard - sounds impressive? Have a listen to what he has to say about why he volunteers in this edition of Friends of Marinara.

Radio Marinara - Marine and Coastal News and Views 29 June 2008

Mon, 30 Jun 2008 03:39:00 GMT

Oh no, it's school holidays. Wondering what to do with the kids over the next fortnight? Sick of the same old DVDs and games and shops and cries of 'I'm BORED'? We come to the rescue - the Marine Discovery Centre in Queenscliff kicks off its school holiday programme this week. They're also recruiting for volunteers. To find out more, we speak with Amy Stephenson from the MDC.

Then...

We were shocked to read that some dolphins have recently been washing up dead on our local beaches, and even more shocked to read that mercury poisoning seems to be reason. Lucky for us, Dr Ross Thompson from Monash University is on the case. We catch up with Ross to find out about his research into what is killing the great dolphins of Melbourne?

Plus news on the mysterious fish market move, and diving news with Brett 'Born to be Wild'.

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

Fri, 27 Jun 2008 13:00:00 GMT

Loads and loads of fun this week.

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Radio Marinara - Marine and Coastal News and Views

Sun, 22 Jun 2008 13:00:00 GMT

Dr Surf brings us another edition of Surfing Culture on the Skids, discussing the evolution of board shaping. He talks about two eminent shapers, Bob McTavish and George Greenough, and how their shaping and reduction of boards lengths from nine foot to seven foot bought about a surfing revolution in 1967 and 1968. Rather than just cruising on a wave, surfing became sport, with sharp tight turns leading to adrenalin-pumping rides.

Historian Jill Barnard boards the good ship Marinara to promote her new publication, Jetties and Piers: a History of Maritime Infrastructure in Victoria. The publication, produced on CD-Rom and available online at http://www.heritage.vic.gov.au/page.asp?ID=465, was released this year by the Heritage Council of Victoria and Heritage Victoria. The publications tells the story of the wide range industrial wharves, piers and defence installations, and recreational bathing boxes, swimming baths and boat harbours constructed around Victoria's diverse coastline, from settlement to the present day. We talk to Jill about how these facilities helped shape the social and economic development of Victoria.

Finally we hear from Greens MLC Sue Pennicuik, who joins us on the phone to discuss her new Bill in the Legislative Council, aimed at preventing the dumping of contaminated material in Port Phillip Bay during and after the Channel Deepening Project.

All aboard for a rollicking ride with the Marinara team on wet wintry Sunday morning.

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Radio Marinara - Marine and Coastal News and Views

Sun, 15 Jun 2008 11:53:00 GMT

Bellarine or Mornington Peninsula? Which one floats your boat and why? Which one annoys you and why? Which one's got the best coffee? Which one's got the most irritating scene setters? Which one has more Toorak Tractors during school holidays? Brett's Spot launches the biggest wet and salty debate of all.

Phoebe Hill is currently completing her Ph. D thesis on the reproductive biology and development of the Shovelnose Ray. Phoebe joins us to talk about her brilliant research, bringing the inaugural edition of new Radio Marinara segment Budding Briny Boffins, where we explore the cutting edge research currently underway by our best and brightest marine post-graduate students.

Jeff Maynard brings us the next funky escape-back-to-the-60s edition of Soundscapes. This week, a 1960's TV show called 'Assignment Underwater'. Lots of daring rescues with old Aqualungs.

Radio Marinara - Marine and Coastal News and Views

Sun, 8 Jun 2008 00:46:00 GMT

Sunday 8th June 2008

Don't come the raw prawn!! John delves into the crusty crate of facts on what's involved in the prawning industry, both in Australia and with international markets, in his latest edition of 'Tales from the Fish Shop'.

Recreational fishing can be a dangerous pasttime, and not only if you're a fish. Potential pitfalls include everything from minor cuts, stings, bites, exposure, poisoning and at the extreme end, death. Bruce Schumacher, Chair of Recfish Australia, joins us to talk about some of the less pleasurable experiences of recreational fishing, and his association's development of an educational and communications strategy to reduce accidents. Check out the study on www.recfish.com.au

And.... we couldn't hold him back any longer - it's time for Brett's Spot. We apologise in advance.

Radio Marinara - Marine and Coastal News and Views

Sun, 25 May 2008 10:07:00 GMT

Sunday 25th May 2008

This week Dave, Angeline and Cass cover news on whale populations, submerged historic statutes in France and the paper nautilus shell season.

Angeline's 'Friend's of Marinara' segment features guest Rebecca Koss from People and Parks. Bec talks to Angeline about the award winning 'Seasearch' program, which was honoured with the award for Innovation at the 2008 Victorian Coastal Awards in April. If you want to get involved with Seasearch monitoring programs in Victoria's Marine National Parks and Marine Sanctuaries, email Bec at rkoss@peopleandparks.org.au or for more information go to www.seasearch.org.au.

Cass talks to Craig Bohm from the Australian Marine Conservation Society about disturbing news regarding changes to shark fishing practices in the World Heritage listed Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.

Finally Dave covers a couple of book reviews of children's books on pirates. Arrrrgggghhhhhh!

Aye, see you somewhere under the sea. Now shake a leg and get downloading this podcast you scurvy dogs!

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Radio Marinara - Marine and Coastal News and Views

Sat, 10 May 2008 07:38:00 GMT

Sunday 10th May 2008

Today's show is a delicious buffet of local seafood and coastal culture as we delve into two of Victoria's biggest fisheries and cap it all off with a fascinating discussion of surf and tiki art.
John gets his hands wet and salty with talk of the King George Whiting fishery in his latest "Tails from the fish shop". Tune in for the inside word on how one of vistoria's best loved and most sustainable fish ends up on your table, with even a tip or two on cooking and accompanying wines!
We talk to Vin Gannon, Executive Officer of the Victorian Abalone Diver's Association, about the spreda of the Abalone virus and the impact it is having on Victoria's most important fishery.
Rev up the Sandman, grab your longboard and chill out completely as we talk to Tony Peake and Sam Biodo, organisers of the Kustom Island exhibition at the Kustom Lane gallery in Hawthorn. The exhibition features surf and hotrod art from local and international artists, vintage skateboards and Hawaiian memorabilia. Surfs Up!

Radio Marinara - Marine and Coastal News & Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 4 May 2008 13:00:00 GMT

This week we spoke with 11 year old Amy Orchard who is the Captain of the Narrawong Primary School which won the Victorian Coastal Awards for Excellence in Education about the program at their school.

Also Shelley Penn, Victoria's Associate Government Architect, joined us to talk about Good Design along the coast. Visit them on www.governmentarchitect.dpc.vic.gov.au.

Finally Cass filled us in on the latest and greatest from Maritime Heritage in Victoria.
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radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 13:00:00 GMT

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Radio Marinara - Marine and Coastal News & Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 13:00:00 GMT

Well - we decided to send Bron to Penguin in Tassie to find out what it is all about. She got there as all the news services decided to leave but had the scoop for us live on Marinara. She decided to stay for a holiday and is having a ball!

Cass and Anth continued the fun in the studio with the first Marine Discovery Centre Quiz for 2008! Great prizes, excellent contestants and strange questions really hit the mark.

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sun, 6 Apr 2008 13:00:00 GMT

Lots of fun stuff this week, mostly with a maritime (cf 'marine') theme. Hosts Bron & Cass broadcast the first 'On the Job', a brand new regular segment where salty types chat with the Radio Marinara team about their jobs and careers in the marine world. The first extra special guest is Matt MacDonald, Captain of the replica tall-ship Enterpize which sails around the coast of southern Australia (mainly Victoria) for most of the year. Matt discusses how he came to captain a tall ship, and how you too can forge a nineteenth century career in the modern world.

With the much-anticipated discovery of the shipwrecks HMAS Sydney and HSK Kormoran off the coast of Western Australia in March 2008, come the issues of protection, interpretation and commemoration of Australia's longest maritime mystery. The two vessels fought a disastrous battle in the Atlantic Ocean on 19 November 1941, causing the loss of both ships and the deaths of 645 Australian sailors. Cass & Bron cover some of the mystery and history of the wrecks and broach the possibility of extra protection for these sites under Australian law.

Finally the ladies (yes, ladies) talk about the Marine and Coastal Community Network with one of the organisation's hardest workers, Nicola Waldron. Listen in for details of the services provided by the MCCN and what you can do to get involved.

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:00:00 GMT

This week the Radio Marinara team jump back into the water with talk of desalination, the windy weather and Polynesian canoes. Chris Heislers from community group "Your Water, Your Say" tells us the story behind plans for a desal plant in Victoria and discusses the many environmental concerns surrounding it. The irrepressible Brett phones in for his weekly dive report and we cover recent marine news including the current dredging.

Special guests Laura Thomas and Richard MacLean pop into the studio to talk about the fascinating hobby/sport/life that is Polynesian Outrigger Canoeing. The St Kilda based Kai 'Opua Outrigger Canoe Club is holding a cultural night of Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander, Samoan and Cook Islander dance and music on Saturday 5th April at Elwood Beach Community Centre at 63a Ormond Esplanade staring at 7:45pm. For more details call 0403 582 868.

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 13:00:00 GMT

Brewer, Parish, Lopez, Hamilton, BK; - no, not characters from All Saints, these are the names of Hawaiian surfboard shaper demi-gods. This week Dr Surf discussed Hawaiian surfboards - the shapers, the most collectable boards and the cross-pollination between the Islands and Australian shapers. We also caught up with Zoe Hogg, winner of the 2006 Lifetime Achievement Award from the Victorian Coastal Council, and founding member of Earthcare St Kilda, and had a yarn about her current work with the Little Penguin colonies on the St Kilda breakwater. And last but never ever least, Chris Smyth, Marine Campaign Co-ordinator of the Australian Conservation Foundation, joined us to talk about BayMonitor, the independent monitoring program of Port Phillip Bay during the Channel Dredging project. Chris also gave us ACF's position on other current topical matters including the desalination plant proposal for Wonthaggi and the sustainability of commercial fisheries

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sun, 16 Mar 2008 13:00:00 GMT

Channel Deepening Special!
This week Bron & Cass are joined in the studio by MLC Sue Pennicuik, Independent member for the Southern Metropolitan region. Sue is the parliamentary David in battle with Government Goliath in her views on the Channel Deepening project and speaks to Radio Marinara about the economic viability of the project. During the show she responds to talkback questions and comments. Diver reporter Brett Illingworth makes a return to the airwaves in his first 'Brett's Spot' for 2008, and we all realise why we miss him so much (and avoid the Mornington Peninsula).

A super sweet treat for our listeners involves the Scared Weird Little Guys and their glorious recording especially for Radio Marinara of "The Dredging Song". Enjoy!

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

Sun, 9 Mar 2008 13:00:00 GMT

We officially welcome John Ford to the Marinara team this week with his new regular segment 'Tales From the Fish Shop' and an impromptu diving report; Chris Smythe from the Australian Conservation Foundation is on the phone to tell us about a new monitoring project the ACF are conducting on Port Phillip Bay; plus plenty of news, including sitings of a rare white killer whale and frankenfish.

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Mon, 3 Mar 2008 14:00:00 GMT

This week the Radio Marinara team covered the latest on the possible redevelopment of Bastion Point in east Victoria, the Festival of the Sea and Jeff Maynard was in for the first Marine Soundscape of the 2008.

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 11 Nov 2007 14:00:00 GMT

This week Angeline discussed Crocodiles as the Attack of the Month, we all reviewed some of the recent news and finished up with a review of some of the panelâs report from the Channel Deepening Project SEES. Check out the Victorian Coastal Awards at www.vcc.vic.gov.au.

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 28 Oct 2007 13:00:00 GMT

This week Dave reviewed âThe Island of the Lostâ? by Joan Druitt. Jeff Maynard was in with some great clips from Marine Boy â 60âs manga of the sea. And from 2004 in our monthly 10 in 10, an interview with Redmond OâHanlon, the author of Trawler.

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 13:00:00 GMT

This week we spoke to Belinda from Smith Family who was half way around Port Phillip Bay heading into the wind to come home in the âAround the Bay in a Dayâ? event. After Brett, there was loads of news and we finish with Leo Opdenbrouw from Save Bastion Point to catch up on the latest weird stuff from the panel hearings about Bastion Point in Eastern Victoria.

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 7 Oct 2007 13:00:00 GMT

Pete and Anth caught up with some marine news about the place, we chatted with Angeline who was down at the Billabong Girls Get Out There day and finally Dr Jo Samuel King joins us on the way to the Cavalcade and Carnival for the bay to talk Channel Deepening.

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 30 Sep 2007 13:00:00 GMT

Hey all â lots on this week. We talk nurdles with Angeline and the danger that they pose in the marine environment. Dave reviews some great kids books and Anth takes us back to 2003 in this monthâs 10 years in 10 months. We replay the classic interview with Ray Sucliffe â famed BBC maritime doco-maker.

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Radio Marinara - marine and coastal news and views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 23 Sep 2007 13:00:00 GMT

Marine Invention of the month - desalination

News

The effects of desalination

Radio Marinara - marine and coastal news and views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 13:00:00 GMT

Talk like a Pirate Day

Marine attack of the month - Pirates

Soundscapes

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 9 Sep 2007 13:00:00 GMT

Alone in the studio Anth chats with Dave by phone about a booked called âLeft for Deadâ? and later welcomes Megan Clinton from VNPA and Nicola Waldron from MCCN into the studio for a round table natter about what the biggest issues for the marine and coastal environs of Victoria will be in 5 years time.

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 2 Sep 2007 13:00:00 GMT

This week Angeline talks about whales that attack, Peter tell us about a strange form of piracy and Anth gives us a bit of a channel deepening update.

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 13:00:00 GMT

For two wonderful weeks, we feel your love and have Radiothon shows. This is the annual time where we ask for your support to keep the station going. This year, we had two great musos live in the studio: Matt Walters on August 12th and Rosie Burgess on August 19th. Have a listen on the podcasts for their music. Thanks to both Matt and Rosie for giving us permission to leave their music on the podcasts. And thanks to you for your subscription and support for 3RRR FM!

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 12 Aug 2007 13:00:00 GMT

For more info on today visit: http://www.radiomarinara.com/2007/runningsheetRadiothon07.htm

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal news and views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 5 Aug 2007 13:00:00 GMT

We are having some trouble with the file this week. Sorry about this! Stay tuned.

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Radio Marinara - marine and coastal news and views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 29 Jul 2007 13:00:00 GMT

This week we covered luxury submarines, the work done by community groups in Western Port and 10 years in 10 months - the diver who saw a live giant squid

Radio Marinara - marine and coastal news and views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 22 Jul 2007 13:00:00 GMT

Today's show covered:
Marine inventions and Trivia - Submarines part III
How the surf break got its name - local names, places and stories, and
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea - the great old show where the 1970's was the future !

Radio Marinara - marine and coastal news and views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 15 Jul 2007 13:00:00 GMT

Sorry no podcast today due to babies arriving and other unplanned events in the team.

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Radio Marinara - marine and coastal news and views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 8 Jul 2007 13:00:00 GMT

Today's show covered the wrecks of Pt NEpean, news, news and news

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 1 Jul 2007 13:00:00 GMT

This week we natter about channel deepening, 18th and 19th Century submarines, fish naming and are joined by Leo Opdenbrouw to talk about the proposed development at Bastion Point in Eastern Victoria.

For more info on today visit: http://www.radiomarinara.com/2007/runningsheet1Jul07.htm

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Radio Marinara - marine and coastal news and views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 24 Jun 2007 13:00:00 GMT

In this weeks show we take a first look at the proposed desalination plant for Victoria, the Japanese Sub's of Sydney Harbour, and go back to the year 2000 and talk to Dick Ziggin - the unelected Mayor of Coney Island, New York

Radio Marinara - marine and coastal news and views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 17 Jun 2007 15:00:00 GMT

This week we covered, Marine attack of the Month - The brainless, bonless jellyfish, the finding of a new wreck of the coast of Victoria. For more information on the news stories on:

Blue Pages Directory

http://www.mccn.org.au

Vic@mccn.org.au

Until June 30

For Information on MDC School Holiday Program, phone (03)5258 3344

http://www.dpi.vic.gov.au/vro/mdc

marine.discovery@dpi.vic.gov.au

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal news an views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 10 Jun 2007 13:00:00 GMT

Climate Change Special - Week 2
Over this week and the last, in conjunction with the Marine & Coastal Community Network (MCCN), we bring you part 2 of our special on the impacts and solutions to Climate Change. Today we talk about impacts on the insurance industry and what direction it might need to take with Bruce Thomas Sustainable Business Practices, fisheries and aquaculture with Dr Alistair Hobday from CSIRO and University of Tasmania and the way ahead - some possible solutions to Australia's situation with Chris Smyth from the ACF.

For more info on today visit: http://www.radiomarinara.com/2007/runningsheet10Jun07.htm

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal news and views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 3 Jun 2007 13:00:00 GMT

Climate Change Special - Week 1
Over this week and next, in conjunction with the Marine & Coastal Community Network (MCCN), we are bring you a special on the impacts and solutions to Climate Change. Today we talk about impacts on marine and coastal birds with Dr Karl Mallon from Climate Risk Pty Ltd, plankton with Dr Anthony Richardson from CSIRO and University of QLD and Australia's coastline with Professor Colin Woodroffe..

For more info on today visit: http://www.radiomarinara.com/2007/runningsheet3Jun07.htm

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 27 May 2007 13:00:00 GMT

Today we covered loads of stuff. Starting with a big news catch up, then into puppetry - Ian Cuming is an artist who specialises in puppets. he joined us to talk about how and when and why. We also went back to 1999 for this month's episode of 10 years in 10 months. We listened to a snippet of Tim Allen interviewing Dr Sylvia Earle talking about the 65th anniversary of Beebie and Barton's journey to 923m below the sea surface at Bermuda - the first ever such journey.

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radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 20 May 2007 13:00:00 GMT

Another big week. We had a big old chat with Brett Illingworth our dive reporter about how to keep warm as we approach winter. Pete filled us in on the world of submarines from the 16th and 17th century and we finished by catching up on loads of recent marine and coastal news.

For more info on today visit: http://www.radiomarinara.com/2007/runningsheet20May07.htm

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 13 May 2007 13:00:00 GMT

Sorry about last week's technical hitch with the podcast. Back to normal this week! This week on Marinara we spoke with Cass Phillipou from the Maritime Heritage Unit about what's on in shipwrecks at the moment. Even Aust Post has released 3 stamps to celebrate National Archaeology Week. Then it was time for the first Marine Discovery Centre Quiz on Marinara. We had a ball with loads of callers. But don't you call as it has all happened!

For more info on today visit: http://www.radiomarinara.com/2007/runningsheet13May07.htm

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarina@hotmail.com — Sun, 6 May 2007 13:00:00 GMT

Sorry about the lack of podcast for May 6th 2007 - we are having some technical issues with this show. We will load it up as soon as we have it.

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 29 Apr 2007 13:00:00 GMT

This week on Marinara we caught up on the news of the week - including the winners of this year's Victorian Coastal Awards. We were joined by Neil Blake from Blue Wedges who spoke of their concern about the proposed channel deepening project. Then it was back to 1998 for 10 years in 10 months whene we played Tim Allen's interview with Tim Winton and Anth's talk with Billy Hurley about Otters.

For more info on today visit: http://www.radiomarinara.com/2007/runningsheet29Apr07.htm

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 22 Apr 2007 13:00:00 GMT

This week on Marinara we were joined by surfing psychologist and author, Richard Bennett - he has just released a new edition of his book, The Surfers Mind. Rod Jones joined us to talk about the surf culture in the 70s and marine soundscape guy Jeff Maynard showed us some of the best and worst B-grade surf movies.

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Radio Marinara - Marine and Coastal News & Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 15 Apr 2007 13:00:00 GMT

This week on Marinara we talked about some of the oldest ship wrecks in Port Phillip Heads (the Thetis and the Princess Royal) from the book "Wrecks on the Reef" by Heritage Victoria. Dr Warwick Raverty, Pulping Chemist, joined us to talk about some of the process detail in the proposed Gunns Pulp Mill in the Tamar Valley. Wariwck discussed what can go wrong with some of the plans. Angeline called Chris WIlkinsons from the WA Conservation Council at some ungodly hour in WA to talk about the proposed salt mine near Exmouth, WA.

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 8 Apr 2007 13:02:00 GMT

Today we presented marine Invention of the month - the slightly obscure Thrust Bearing - invented by a man from Maldon before World War II and revolutionised the shippind industry.

Look out for a book review and the a discussion about the news of the day.

Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 1 Apr 2007 13:00:00 GMT

This week on Marinara we talked in detail with Brett (our dive reporter) about his (and others in the dive industry) view on the Channel Deepening project. Anth spoke with David Clark from C restaurant in Vancouver about the expansion of the Oceanwise sustainable fish program to Australia. We finished up hearing about AngelineÃÂ??s trip to the wilds of SE Tassie and what the crew had managed to glean from trying to read the 14 or 15 or 17 000 pages in the SEES of the Channel Deepening Project.

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal news and views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 25 Mar 2007 13:00:00 GMT

This week on Marinara we talked with Matt Edmunds who is the current Master Champion Fin Swimmer about what on earth Fin Swimming is about. Bernard Napthline and Simon joined us to talk about developments in Barwon Heads Victoria and Penguin Tasmania. To finish off we heard an interview from 1997 with David Parer - acclaimed cinematographer - and listened to Anth being chased by an elephant seal...

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 18 Mar 2007 13:00:00 GMT

Happy Birthday!!

Radio Marinara is 10 years old and this week we went to the Barwon Heads Festival of the Sea and had a ball!

Guests included: Tony Littleton, Jon Duthie, Peta, Sachia, Graham Tribe and of course Brett Illingworth shoe-horned his way into the show!

Live Music by Sarah Carroll.

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Radio Marinara - marine and coastal news and views

Sun, 11 Mar 2007 13:00:00 GMT

This week Festival of the Sea, Maratime Heritage, the wonerful world of marine TV and movies and much much more.

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 4 Mar 2007 14:00:00 GMT

This week Dolphins Attack, Sea Shepherd, Sea Week, salt mining in WA and much much more.

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 25 Feb 2007 14:00:00 GMT

On this weeks show, we have a chat with Brett about free diving, we talk to Stuart McConnell, Director Science and Technology from EPA Victoria about the toxins found in fish in the lower Yarra and Marybynong Rivers and hear our first episode of 10 Years in 10 months - a celebration of Radio Marinara over the last 10 years.

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Radio Marinara - Marine & Coastal News and Views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 18 Feb 2007 14:00:00 GMT

On this week's show we find out what Anth did over summer on the SV Pelican with a bunch of young people from the Royal Childrens Hospital. We also catch up on where some of the big stories from last year are:
the PPB Channel Deepening, the proposed redevelopment at Bastion Point in East Gippsland and that weird Abalone virus killing the abs in Western Vic.

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Radio Marinara - marine and coastal news and views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 17 Dec 2006 14:00:00 GMT

The last show for 2006 was also the first to celebrate our 10th year on 3RRR. Listen out for a preview of an intervoew with the founder of Sea Shepard, some ideas for marine presents for people you love (and a few others), a look at the Victorian fish count ans well as reminiscing about the last 10 years.

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Radio Marinara - marine and coastal news and views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 10 Dec 2006 14:00:00 GMT

This week on Radio Marinara we see what it is like to be a marine scientist as student take a diving trip on a boat in the name of careers advice. This and more

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Radio Marinara - Marine and coastal news and views

radiomarinara@hotmail.com — Sun, 26 Nov 2006 14:00:00 GMT

This week we meet Brett's evil diving twin buddy - Barry. We discuss the impact of the recent Victorian State Election on the marine environment. And finish with a review of Killers of Eden. A remarkable story of whalers and Orcas in Eden NSW.

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