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This Sunday night/Monday morning PBS welcomes a brand new show to our overnight roster, often referred to as the insomnia shift. Every fortnight Jasmine Mouchacca will take listeners through the wee-small hours with a mix...

This Sunday night PBS will introduce a new show to our weekly roster. Following Gerry Koster’s decision to wind up his iconic show Dizzy Atmosphere , PBS is delighted to be able to continue our...

Recently on PBS, one of Australia’s most revered and respected jazz broadcasters Gerry Koster announced that he’s decided to wind up his long running PBS radio show Dizzy Atmosphere . Dizzy Atmosphere has been an...

Extending a warm welcome to Lauren Plant who joins the PBS family with her brand new show on Thursday mornings from 9am, Down by the River. Kicking off this Thursday February 20, Down by the...

Congratulations to Ian Stanistreet OAM, former PBS station manager (1982-1988) and CEO of the Community Broadcasting Foundation, who was awarded the Medal of Order of Australia (OAM) for his services to broadcast media on January...

Every Tuesday evening between 7pm and 8pm, listeners will get to hear our new multi-faceted program Rotations . The show will see PBS volunteer broadcasters program and present a month of one-hour specialist shows over...

Thanks, Congratulations and Farewell Susi Lanagan ( What The Folk! ) Photo credit: Isobel Buckley PBS listeners would have heard that February 6 will be a very special day for Susi Lanagan and What the...

It’s not unreasonable to argue, as a great philosopher once has, that we should consider every day lost on which we have not danced at least once. We take this adage fairly seriously here at...

PBS was lucky to feature two world premiere broadcasts of recordings made at the 2024 Melbourne International Jazz Festival (MIJF). On Tuesday November 26 Mike Gurrieri broadcasted the very personal suite Tooni from MIJF First...