Author: Gordon Waters
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Filmmaker Clare Young was working in her studio in Braidwood when the Black Summer Bushfires arrived nearby. It was 2019 and Australia was just a few months shy of a global pandemic yet already grappling with a life-altering event. Like everyone affected by the Black Summer fires, Clare struggled to grapple with this terrifying […]
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We saw the return of the Majors Creek Festival and took our OB van out to Play music and Interview Performers and anyone who would talk to us.
30 years of radio. That’s right, the very presenter of this very radio show, Mechie, this month celebrates 30 years behind the mic. He started at Noise FM in Richmond in 1993 as a 12 year old and has also presented on Hawkesbury Radio in Windsor where he was also a board member, Alive […]
Gavin and Gordon held an Outside Broadcast from the Opening of the new $680,000 Braidwood Skate Park. It was officially opened by our local Member Nichole Overall along with The QPRC Mayor Kenrick Winchester. We used our Portable OB Kit with a 4G connection back to the Studio and swapped between local Interviews and Automation […]
“Party’s Over” is the fifth single from Ingrid Mae’s highly anticipated album “Closing Time”. This ballad is a beautiful reflection of an evening with friends yet it’s the post-celebration that hits hard. Little did Mae know that there would be much heartache to transpire in the months after penning the song and the wonderful evening […]
ABC Illawarra / By Jessica Clifford and Justin Huntsdale Gordon Waters manages Braidwood FM with a handful of volunteers and was on air for months during the bushfires. (ABC News: Justin Huntsdale) Key points: Braidwood FM was the only local source of emergency broadcasting available to the town through the black summer fires Volunteers kept it on air for months on end […]
Thanks to the Regional Independent for the write-up
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