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Dr Martin Schreiber is a well-known personality in and around Melbourne. Today we invite him into our studios. For 20 years he was CEO of the Tabulam and Templer Homes in Bayswater. He also is a member of the Lutheran Church and was involved in the founding of the German School in Melbourne. In a few weeks all this will come to an end — when Dr Schreiber packs his bags once more to return to Germany his home country. Moreover we have the latest from the preparation of the final of th ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Wochenjournal Today's hot topic in the &uot;Wochenjournal&uot; with Patrick Wauthier: Conflict and curruption, war and water scarcity - the Middle East's past, present and future. Furthermore: Our Euro 2008 update, the press review, our correspondent's report from Germany and current affairs from Austria and Switzerland. Plus: North Korea makes a friendly gesture, and we survey the global interest in the Euro 2008. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Wunschkonzert Today's &uot;Wunschkonzert&uot; with Patrick Wauthier brings you lots of music from &uot;Schlager&uot; to traditionals. Also: Our update from the Euro 2008 soccer tournament with the semi-final win of Germany, and our event calendar in the community news. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Australienjournal Today we take a look behind the scenes of the World Youth Day in Sydney. Will the metropolis’ public transport system be able to cope with the masses of pilgrims? Our correspondents from Brisbane und Perth report on current affairs in their hometowns and we review the national newspapers. And our audio book hero Länzelot experiences another adventure. Oliver Heuthe hosts the program. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Europamagazin Europe after the failed vote on the proposed EU treaty, we ask the prime minister of Luxembourg for his opinion on the future of the federation. Furthermore, the French are about to take over the EU council’s presidency. We try to find out which priorities president Nicolas Sarkozy sets for his six months in office. Today’s program will also take a close look at a cruise ship tour along the rivers of the continent, promoting a large variety of music from all corners of Europe. ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Kaffeeklatsch Sauna without your bathers on? Not in Australia! Oliver Heuthe asks, how we Europeans, not ashamed of being naked, are coping with Australians who have a different, maybe prude perception towards the naked body. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Kaffeeklatsch Sauna without your bathers on? Not in Australia! Oliver Heuthe asks, how we Europeans, not ashamed of being naked, are coping with Australians who have a different, maybe prude perception towards the naked body. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Profile am Samstag Our guest today is Eiko Haase. Originally an architect, he just founded his own company. Its mission — to bring German employees to the Australian economy. We talk about this process and about the German and Australian economy in general. What’s more — our EURO-Studio and our gig-guide for the weekend. All in “Profile am Samstag” with Pamela Rauleder. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Profile am Samstag Our guest today is Eiko Haase. Originally an architect, he just founded his own company. Its mission — to bring German employees to the Australian economy. We talk about this process and about the German and Australian economy in general. What’s more — our EURO-Studio and our gig-guide for the weekend. All in “Profile am Samstag” with Pamela Rauleder. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Wochenjournal Today is World Refugee Day, in Australia it is World Refugee Week. Both hope to draw attention to the plight of refugees world wide. John Gibson, president of the Refugee Council Australia talks us through the causes and possible solutions in today's Wochenjournal with Patrick Wauthier. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Wochenjournal Today is World Refugee Day, in Australia it is World Refugee Week. Both hope to draw attention to the plight of refugees world wide. John Gibson, president of the Refugee Council Australia talks us through the causes and possible solutions in today's Wochenjournal with Patrick Wauthier. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Hausbesuch Today Arndt Reisenbichler is visiting Knud Bartels. The former test pilot loves Swing and Jazz. He lives with his wife and two dogs in Mt Waverley. Furthermore: Euro 2008. The last matches in the preliminary round. And: The latest German, Austrian and Swiss club news, and we have the snow report from the Victorian Alps. Adrian Plitzco hosts the show. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Hausbesuch Today Arndt Reisenbichler is visiting Knud Bartels. The former test pilot loves Swing and Jazz. He lives with his wife and two dogs in Mt Waverley. Furthermore: Euro 2008. The last matches in the preliminary round. And: The latest German, Austrian and Swiss club news, and we have the snow report from the Victorian Alps. Adrian Plitzco hosts the show. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Australienjournal Australia is in the middle of a housing affordability crisis. Now a senate committee deals with the issue. Then: What questions appear in the new Citizenship Test? And how can one prepare for it? We also have another part of the audio play &uot;Laenzelot the one armed kangaroo&uot;. And: The latest results of the Euro 2008. All in this edition of &uot;Australienjournal&uot; with Pamela Rauleder. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Australienjournal Australia is in the middle of a housing affordability crisis. Now a senate committee deals with the issue. Then: What questions appear in the new Citizenship Test? And how can one prepare for it? We also have another part of the audio play &uot;Laenzelot the one armed kangaroo&uot;. And: The latest results of the Euro 2008. All in this edition of &uot;Australienjournal&uot; with Pamela Rauleder. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Feuilleton für die Ohren Today’s highlight in the “Feuilleton für die Ohren“ with Adrian Plitzco: The start of our new series on the last works of composers like Bach, Haendel, Schubert or Mahler. What inspired them just before their deaths? And what is their opus ultimum? Experts argue. Today we begin with Johann Sebastian Bach. Furthermore: Focus on a former terrorist in a documentary film. And: Three theatre makers cause quite a stir with their reality plays. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Feuilleton für die Ohren Today’s highlight in the “Feuilleton für die Ohren“ with Adrian Plitzco: The start of our new series on the last works of composers like Bach, Haendel, Schubert or Mahler. What inspired them just before their deaths? And what is their opus ultimum? Experts argue. Today we begin with Johann Sebastian Bach. Furthermore: Focus on a former terrorist in a documentary film. And: Three theatre makers cause quite a stir with their reality plays. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Europamagazin In today's &uot;Europamagazin&uot; Patrick Wauthier looks at the following topics: The game Austria-Germany at the Euro 2008 in our Eurostudio; Ireland says &uot;No&uot; to more European political integration - we find out about the reasons and look into the future; the Austrian SPÖ party tries to defuse a political crisis with the resignation of chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer from the party's chair. Furthermore: The press review, the letter from Berlin, the cor ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Europamagazin In today's &uot;Europamagazin&uot; Patrick Wauthier looks at the following topics: The game Austria-Germany at the Euro 2008 in our Eurostudio; Ireland says &uot;No&uot; to more European political integration - we find out about the reasons and look into the future; the Austrian SPÖ party tries to defuse a political crisis with the resignation of chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer from the party's chair. Furthermore: The press review, the letter from Berlin, the cor ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Kaffeklatsch An Australian army without soldiers? Not impossible. The Australian Navy is experiencing a staff shortage as higher wages drive young people into the private sector. Does Australia need compulsory military service? What do you think? And: Do you have a special dish for the winter season? Tell us your recipes. Furthermore: Euro 2008. We review the second soccer weekend with reports and comments. Adrian Plitzco hosts the show. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Kaffeeklatsch An Australian army without soldiers? Not impossible. The Australian Navy is experiencing a staff shortage as higher wages drive young people into the private sector. Does Australia need compulsory military service? What do you think? And: Do you have a special dish for the winter season? Tell us your recipes. Furthermore: Euro 2008. We review the second soccer weekend with reports and comments. Adrian Plitzco hosts the show. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Switch:On Switch:On is infected with the EURO-fever. We cross to a public viewing of the game Netherlands France. And talk to the band Revolverheld who composed the Euro song &uot;Helden 2008&uot;. But we also cool down - and visit an ice lounge in Melbourne where the temperature is minus ten! A German Rock'n'Roller is guest in our studio - and he also brought along his guitar. And we investigate depression and its effects on young people. What's more, Euro songs, the Euro-studio ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
SO-Podcast 080614 Switch:On is infected with the EURO-fever. We cross to a public viewing of the game Netherlands France. And talk to the band Revolverheld who composed the Euro song &uot;Helden 2008&uot;. But we also cool down - and visit an ice lounge in Melbourne where the temperature is minus ten! A German Rock'n'Roller is guest in our studio - and he also brought along his guitar. And we investigate depression and its effects on young people. What's more, Euro songs, the Euro-studio ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Wochenjournal Today's main topic in the “Wochenjournal&uot; with Adrian Plitzco: Oil price at a record price, almost $139 a barrel. Why is it so expensive? Experts warn about an economic collapse. Euro 2008: Germany surprisingly lost the match versus Croatia and Austria wins its first point in Euro history. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Wochenjournal Today's main topic in the “Wochenjournal&uot; with Adrian Plitzco: Oil price at a record price, almost $139 a barrel. Why is it so expensive? Experts warn about an economic collapse. Euro 2008: Germany surprisingly lost the match versus Croatia and Austria wins its first point in Euro history. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Hausbesuch Today Arndt Reisenbichler is visiting Bettina McIntyre in her home in Blackburn. Bettina is a mother of two children, an interior designer, works with disabled children and was a member of the German rowing team at the Olympic Games. Furthermore in today's program: Mourning in Switzerland. The Swiss soccer team lost its second game at the Euro 2008 and is forced to give up the dream of playing in the finals. And: The latest German, Austrian and Swiss club news, and we have the snow rep ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Hausbesuch Today Arndt Reisenbichler is visiting Bettina McIntyre in her home in Blackburn. Bettina is a mother of two children, an interior designer, works with disabled children and was a member of the German rowing team at the Olympic Games. Furthermore in today's program: Mourning in Switzerland. The Swiss soccer team lost its second game at the Euro 2008 and is forced to give up the dream of playing in the finals. And: The latest German, Austrian and Swiss club news, and we have the snow rep ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Australienjournal Today's &uot;Australienjournal&uot; with Patrick Wauthier brings you the following topics: Primeminister Kevin Rudd visits Japan, to talk about nuclear proliferation, whaling and perhaps even his vision of a new Asia-Pacific Union, modelled on the EU; The correspondent's letter from Queensland and the press review. Furthermore: Thorsten Creutzburg meets more &uot;Germans Down Under&uot; on his travels, and we present the second of seven parts of the audiobook & ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Australienjournal Today's &uot;Australienjournal&uot; with Patrick Wauthier brings you the following topics: Primeminister Kevin Rudd visits Japan, to talk about nuclear proliferation, whaling and perhaps even his vision of a new Asia-Pacific Union, modelled on the EU; The correspondent's letter from Queensland and the press review. Furthermore: Thorsten Creutzburg meets more &uot;Germans Down Under&uot; on his travels, and we present the second of seven parts of the audiobook & ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Oil Alternatives Trudi Latour talks to people at the forefront of developing energy alternatives. Huon Hoogesteger, Sales Manager at LJW Solar explains how the Federal Gov's changes to the solar rebate system for grid interactive photovoltaic systems affects their company - and about his upcoming visit to the Inter Solar 2008 fair in Munich. (ENGLISH)\par
Wesley Stein is the Manger Renewable Energy of the National Solar Energy Centre of the CSIRO. He is also a descendant of the Original Six German vign ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Oil Alternatives Trudi Latour talks to people at the forefront of developing energy alternatives. Huon Hoogesteger, Sales Manager at LJW Solar explains how the Federal Gov's changes to the solar rebate system for grid interactive photovoltaic systems affects their company - and about his upcoming visit to the Inter Solar 2008 fair in Munich. (ENGLISH)\par
Wesley Stein is the Manger Renewable Energy of the National Solar Energy Centre of the CSIRO. He is also a descendant of the Original Six German vign ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Europamagazin Today’s main topics in the ?Europamagazin“ with Patrick Wauthier: Euro 2008 - the Netherlands embarrassed Italy, and France only tied with Romania, in Group C; Ireland is about to hold a referendum on the Treaty of Lisbon and, by extension, the future of the EU; Old and new presidents of the East and West visit Germany this week, but their style doesn't work for German politicians; Furthermore: The press review, and our correspondent's letter from Berlin; And: European ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Feuilleton für die Ohren Today’s main topic in the “Feuilleton für die Ohren“ with Adrian Plitzco: Choral singing - an art form and a way of life. The German choir association arranged the first choir festival in Bremen, with 7000 singers. Furthermore: The piano festival Ruhr, the biggest meeting of pianists in the world. And: Ballads of Friedrich Schiller.
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Kaffeeklatsch Kick-Off at the Euro 2008. Mourning in Switzerland and Austria, both have lost their first match. Germany has won and celebrates. We review the first soccer weekend with reports and comments. And: Do you have a special dish in winter? Tell us your recipes. Or is your menu independent from the seasons? Adrian Plitzco hosts the show. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Pfiffikus! The Primary Schools of Victoria have organised a German Day Out at the Melbourne Zoo. 400 kids learning German were there, and so was Pfiffikus! Lisa visited Game On, an exhibition about computer games at ACMI and Adrian talked to the studio guests Shanina, Kashmir and Fabian who were part of an exciting quiz show on German television. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Wochenjournal Politicians from all over the world met in Rome for the food crisis summit this week. We outline the results. Then: Europe in soccer fever. Over the current week we present all national teams and today's program features Greece, Sweden and Russia. Furthermore: The latest news from Austria and Switzerland, the week in review in Germany and we also have our &uot;letter from Mumbai&uot;. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Wunschkonzert Today’s special soccer “Wunschkonzert” deals with the Italian, Dutch and Spanish teams. The Euro 2008 theme is also reflected in the music played, including lots of funny and famous anthems of the ‘world game’. Furthermore, we report on the latest German, Austrian and Swiss club news, as well as the most current snow forecast from the Victorian Alps. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Australienjournal Just before the EURO literally kicks off, today's &uot;Australienjournal&uot; portraits the teams from Germany, Poland, France and Romania. Furthermore, a report about Germans Down Under and part one of the audio play &uot;Länzelot the one armed kangaroo&uot;. All in this edition of &uot;Australienjournal&uot; with Kathleen Wächter. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Feuilleton für die Ohren In today's FFO, Adrian Plitzco takes you on a journey to Mars. The space probe Phoenix that landed on the red planet last week is equiped with a high precision camera made in Germany. Other topics are: The first ?Global Media Forum“ in Bonn - a conference dealing with issues of media responsibility and the dangers journalists face reporting from all over the world. Sydney-based children's book author Barbara Barkhausen. And last but not least we present the so called ?percuss ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Europamagazin Today’s main topic in the ?Europamagazin“ with Patrick Wauthier: The European Soccer Championship - Euro 2008! starts on Saturday. Over the preceding week we present all national teams and today's program features Turkey, Portugal, Austria and Croatia. We also visit the host cities Wien and Klagenfurt. Furthermore: The press review, and our correspondent's letter from Bonn. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Kaffeeklatsch Today’s main topic in the “Kaffeeklatsch” with Adrian Plitzco: The European Soccer Championship — Euro 2008! starts on Saturday. Europe is already in the grip of soccer mania. And you? Are you infected by the soccer fever? Or don’t you care at all? We present all the teams this week, today: Switzerland and the Czech Republic. Furthermore: You can win a voucher for a lunch at the German Club Tivoli. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Profile am Samstag Bettina Harlos is today’s “Profil am Samstag” guest. As a so called ‘skilled migrant”, Harlos arrived in Australia just a year ago. The IT-specialist talks about her voluntary work with this year’s Homeless Worldcup, about new beginnings, an unwritten future and Humphrey Bogart. Also in the programme: the sports preview and weekend guide. Presented by Kathleen Wächter. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Wochenjournal Today’s main topic in the ?Wochenjournal“ with Christian Froelicher: One of the highest peaks in the world: Manaslu, in the Himalaya mountains. Only 250 mountaineers have ever scaled it. Another 50 have lost their lives. Listen to an award-winning report about an exciting expedition to the 8163 meter high summit. Furthermore: The week in review in Germany and news from Austria and Switzerland. And: Germany's consumver prices are going crazy - what does it mean for the commo ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
080529 Lets Go Deutsch Lets Go Deutsch with Trudi Latour - Feature program structured around a conversation with the author and journalist Wibke Bruhns, the only German speaking participant at the Sydney Writers' Festival this year. - Her bestseller &uot;Meines Vater's Land - Geschichte einer Deutschen Familie&uot; has also recently been published in English with the title &uot;My Father's Country&uot;. The book traces the history the struggle for democracy in Germany and is structure ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Hausbesuch Is being Swiss and being lively a contradiction? Can Swiss people be funny? Rita Schwärzler, to name one, proves the critics wrong! She has lots of spirit and oozes enthusiasm, and loves to dance Flamenco. Arndt Reisenbichler visits Rita in idyllic Wheelers Hill, in the southeast of Melbourne. Furthermore in the show: The latest news from the German, Austrian and Swiss clubs. Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Australien Journal Kay Goldsworthy has made history in Australia by becoming the first woman to be consecrated as a bishop. But this appointment has also aroused criticism - mainly on the part of the conservatives. This is one amongst many topics of today's &uot;Australien-Journal&uot;. Others are: Australia's earthly participation in the Mars Mission and the lead problem in the country's mining cities Mt Isa and Broken Hill. This and much more is presented by Kathleen Wächter.
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Australien Journal Kay Goldsworthy has made history in Australia by becoming the first woman to be consecrated as a bishop. But this appointment has also aroused criticism - mainly on the part of the conservatives. This is one amongst many topics of today's &uot;Australien-Journal&uot;. Others are: Australia's earthly participation in the Mars Mission and the lead problem in the country's mining cities Mt Isa and Broken Hill. This and much more is presented by Kathleen Wächter.
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Europamagazin Today Adrian Plitzco presents the following topics: Turkey pushes ahead with its nuclear energy ambitions and wants to start running three nuclear power plants until the end of the next decade. Security on European streets is to be increased by a standardised safe distance. The European police authority Europol appears armed for eventual terrorist attacks during the Euro 2008. And: Two weeks until the start of the European Soccer Championships - Euro 2008! We visit all the host cities, tod ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Feuilleton für die Ohren Today in our cultural program with Christian Froelicher: The International Film Festival in Cannes ended on Sunday, with little to no recognition for ?Palermo Shooting“ by German director Wim Wenders. Drama critic Ulrich Fischer talks about the outcome of the “Theatertage Mühlheim”. In the cultural commentaries of Germany’s print media, we discuss a new book of Jutta Limbach, “Hat Deutsch eine Zukunft?”. And: the famous opera house Theatro Colon in ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | |
