How can Kogarah and Hurstville continue to grow while remaining liveable communities? In this interview, Georges River Mayor Elise Borg speaks to Lin about the council’s vision for the future of the region’s two strategic centres. This covers the proposed Kogarah Master Plan, the challenges of housing growth, traffic and infrastructure, and the importance of preserving local character and green spaces. The interview also examines the future development of Hurstville and highl

Last Friday, on the afternoon of June 5th, Hurstville Public School held the unveiling ceremony for the X-life permanent metal memorial plaque, thanking the X-life running club for donating to create a visual arts learning space for students with autism at the school.

Leah Ferguson with Lia on Senior Crime Prevention

User groups at Peakhurst West Swimming Pool have raised concerns about proposed changes under a new operator appointed by the NSW Department of Education. In this episode, we hear from local swimming groups, State MP for Oatley Mark Coure, Georges River Councillor Nancy Liu, and a long-time swimmer.

Cathy, Lia, Anna-Lise, Michael, and Lihua recently attended the Stronger Together – Aged Care Workforce & Volunteer Expo at Marana Auditorium. It was a fantastic opportunity to engage with attendees, reconnect with familiar faces, and meet new people passionate about aged care. We explored a wide range of stallholders was able to capture some of their voices. And there are so much still to discover!

Did you know Kogarah Storehouse hosts a Government Link meet-up every fourth Thursday of the month? In this episode, we speak with Lala (event organiser), Ash Ambihaipahar (Member for Barton), and Hailee from the Good Shepherd Financial Independence Hub at the April Expo.

Georges River Council Mayor Elise Borg joins Dave to share her journey into local government, current council projects, and how residents can get more involved in shaping their community. She also talks about the upcoming Hurstville Night Market—the first to be delivered by The Market Edit, an experienced operator behind markets at the Entertainment Quarter, Barangaroo, Paddington and The Rocks, who will be running the remaining 2026 night markets.

Michael Andon interviews Jess McCall about the great up and coming sport called The Roller Derby League, and in particular The Sydney Roller Derby Club

Che Waugh has been following the community response, reporting on a range of perspectives regarding GRC's Planning Proposal for Biodiversity, Character and the Foreshore Scenic Protection Area

Dave caught up with Bayside Mayor Edward McDougall, who shared his excitement about the new wave of activities bringing energy to Bayside — including the very first Creative Calton, part of the Activating Streetscapes initiative. He also gave us a glimpse into what’s on his mind for the community’s future.

Ayla, founder of Sensory Minds Inclusion Centre, shares her passion for the incredible work their volunteers do. Together, they provide vital support and services for individuals, parents, and carers in a very practical way - filling an important gap for families who need it most.

Missed the GRC Seniors Expo? Or wondering what gems you might have walked past on the day? We’ve brought the Expo back to you — through the voices of most stallholders themselves. With so many services, programs, and support options available, it’s not always easy to know what’s right for you. That’s why we captured the people behind the stalls sharing what makes their offerings unique.

Lia spoke to a local icon in the physie world just recently and what she has to say will encourage you to think about taking up, or returning to, this activity.

Listen to Jennifer’s first interview recording — and she edited it herself! 🎙️ Nothing can stop Jennifer from becoming a radio presenter. Despite being blind, she has an exceptional ear for audio and a natural talent for presenting. We can’t wait to help Jennifer making the first show of her own!

Councillor Nancy Liu, a proud parent, dedicated volunteer, and respected community leader, chats with David about the Australia Day Swim Carnival at Angelo Anestis Aquatic Centre — a fantastic event that welcomed over 250 swimmers from 28 swim clubs, with St George Swim Club proudly taking out the top spot.

The Brunch Club hosts interview with Paul Robinson about the Cricket arm within their Riverwood sports club. Michael Andon asks the pointed questions about the nuances about running a community sports club

Aaron’s unit at Botany Port Hacking is part of Marine Rescue NSW , the volunteer‑run organisation dedicated to keeping everyone safe on the water. In our latest interview, Aaron explains how the service operates and why the MarineRescue App is an essential tool for every boater. Tune in to learn more about the lifesaving work these volunteers do and how you can contribute.

Nell Graham, Program Manager of Georges Riverkeeper speaks about the organization; the 110 tons of rubbish removed from Georges River during last financial year; and the annual AUSMAP Microplastic Summary Report that explains the microplastic pollution hotspots, types, sources, trend; and how we can all contribute.

PCYC (Police Citizens Youth Club) NSW is a youth charity built by the community, for the community. In this episode, Michael Andon interviews Ben Hobby, CEO of PCYC NSW, about the organization’s history, its life changing programs, community engagement, and the challenges it faces today. Find one of the 66 clubs near you!

Georges River Councillor Nancy Liu gives us a run down of local events