Michael Andon talks with Chris D'Arcy of Search Dogs Sydney, the volunteer charity whose search dogs, drones and boats help families find missing loved ones.

90.1 2NBC FM joined the Australian Macedonian Council of NSW at Parliament House for the launch of the 2026 Macedonian Festival. Listen to our interviews, then join us at Barton Park, Rockdale, this Sunday 15 November.

Vivi James chats with Normie Rowe, Australian pop legend, on 90.1 2NBC FM. He talks openly and honestly about the highs and lows of his career, that famous punch, suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder after service in the Vietnam War and how he got through his darkest days. He also has some sound advice for upcoming musicians, as well as advice to other war veterans on coping. His warmth, charm and wit sparkle throughout the interview. Normie Rowe Australian Tour 2026

A meeting between local businesses, police and elected representatives has highlighted gaps in crime-reporting awareness as shoplifting rises across Georges River.

The 90.1 NBC FM Youth Team goes backstage and into the pews at The Magnificals Chamber Orchestra's Timeless Harmonies concert, held at St Stephen's Uniting Church, Sydney, on 16 October 2026. Hosts Sascha and Hugo talk with the composer, the musicians and the audience about mothers making music, new classical works, the king of instruments, and why community concerts matter.

Local table tennis circuit players and backyard table tennis heroes came together over the October long weekend for the first ever Banks Community Cup Table Tennis Tournament.Zhi Soon MP, Federal Member for Banks hosted the tournament Monday 5 October. Sixty-four table competitors battled it out at Hurstville Aquatic Leisure Centre for the friendly competition, as well as a strong contingent of social players and spectators.First place winners Stephen and Garry Kwong triumphe

HURSTVILLE BUSINESS OWNERS INVITED TO SAFETY FORUM FOLLOWING LOCAL CONCERNS

Lugarno Lions Spring Festival at Gannons Park. The report features interviews with volunteers, local residents, small business owners and festival organisers, exploring the community spirit behind the event and how the festival brings people together. We also speak with Festival Chairman Barry Wong about the history of the festival, its fundraising efforts and the important role of volunteers. 90.1 2NBC FM also broadcasted live from the Spring Festival on the day.

We’re excited to see our Off The Record featured in the St George Leader and Georges River Council's Spring Magazine. Thanks to the local medias for helping share our story with the local community!