Chris Lassig, Stuart Burns and Claire Farrugia.
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Hot black ice in space and the 2020 Ignobel prize winners |
24 Sep 2020
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Is there life on Venus? |
17 Sep 2020
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Save the Plains Wanderer and brewing barley breakthroughs |
10 Sep 2020
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Big step in the fight against Dengue Fever and invasive earthworms |
3 Sep 2020
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Join Lost in Science for your weekly half hour dose of science with Stu, Manisha, Chris and Claire as they discuss new research, interview guests and talk frankly and science; from the everyday to how science has the potential to impact our world.
And if you like what you hear, you can find us on Facebook, on Twitter, or get in touch with us at lostinsci@gmail.com
This program is also broadcast to stations around Australia through the Community Radio Network, the satellite service of the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia.
Now is certainly the time to be thinking strategically! We're pleased to share our station's Strategic Plan for the next five years, which maps out our key activities across programming, training, engagement, technology, finance and sector development for 2020 to 2025. Happy reading! 3CR Strategic Plan 2020-2025.
3CR is very sad to announce that long-term broadcaster Ralph Knight passed away today Friday 31 July. Ralph presented music programs Nostalgia Unlimited, Swing and Sway and Steam Radio, as well as the Unitarian Half Hour a program of the Melbourne Unitarian Peace Memorial Church. He made an enormous contribution to 3CR over the years both as a presenter and a radio technician and will be greatly missed at the station. We are sure that he will also be missed by his many listeners and supporters. We offer our deepest sympathy to Ralph's family and friends. Please stay tuned to 3CR's nostalgia music programs for tributes to Ralph over the coming weeks. Read a tribute to Ralph from his technical friends and colleagues here.
Missed it? Listen back now. In 2020 the Smith Street Working Group and the City of Yarra partner with 3CR to bring a retrospective of the past 7 years of the Smith Street Dreaming Festival - usually a day event held on Smith Street during NAIDOC week. Presented by 3CR broadcaster Viv Malo, (The Black Block), alongside Dave Arden and others live to air from the 3CR studios. The broadcast featured music from past festival performers and interviews with some of the key figures of the Smith Street Dreaming formation. Broadcast live on Saturday 18 July, 1-4pm.
