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JOY Drive

Mar
17
2025

Dr Sara Webb: Space News

Natural Sciences, News & Politics

SpaceX’s Crew-10 has arrived safely at the International Space Station, meaning we’re one step closer to seeing Butch Wilmore and ...

Mar
5
2025

Adjunct Professor Steve Turton: Cyclone Alfred

Environment, Natural Sciences, News & Politics, Personal Safety

Southeast Queensland and Northern New South Wales are facing something they haven’t seen in 50 years – a tropical cyclone ...

Jan
21
2025

Kirsten Ryan: Sunset Safari at Werribee Open Range Zoo

Animals, Natural Sciences, Travel

This summer, Werribee Open Range Zoo’s iconic Sunset Safari is back, dazzling visitors with a magical twilight adventure like no ...

Dec
19
2024

Sean Dooley: Seychelles Warbler Divorce Rates

Animals, Environment, Natural Sciences, Relationships

Did you know that extreme weather – both wet and dry – has been shown to increase the divorce rate ...

Sep
11
2024

Peregrine Falcons return to 367 Collins St Melbourne

Animals, Environment, Natural Sciences, News & Politics, Science & Medicine

Sean Dooley talks birds on JOY Drive.  In this podcast: Red tailed black cockatoo - culturally significant for first nations ...

Aug
13
2024

Sean Dooley – Winter is leaving!

Animals, Environment, Natural Sciences

Bird activity is slowly ramping up with spring & nesting season approaching. There’s a bit of hope that “winter is ...

Jul
29
2024

Koala Cuddling: Close up encounters inc. Selfies with wildlife may be doing more harm than we realise

Animals, Natural Sciences, News & Politics, Places & Travel, Science & Medicine

Celebrities, politicians and tourists have long coveted a selfie with Australia's cutest and cuddliest animals including the quokka and koala; ...

Apr
16
2024

Sara Webb – Where are you more likely to spot a UFO?

Natural Sciences, Science & Medicine

Sara Webb shares the lastest space news, from crashed space helicopters to space glamping, as well as sharing the best ...

Feb
12
2024

El Nino – so why so wet?

Natural Sciences

When El Nino arrived, we were warned of a long hot summer and increased fire risk. Instead, we’ve had wet ...

Feb
7
2024