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Bob Cady presents“Minstrel’s Gallery” each Wednesday and ‘Midday Interlude’ on Thursday. Aprogram of folk music drawn from Australia and from overseas to give listening pleasure to that section of society that enjoys traditional and contemporary songs that keep the oral traditions alive.
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"Philip Badcock presents "Highland Breakfast" Tune in on Monday’s and Tuesday’s for News, Weather, traffic and Cityrail reports and a gentle mix of music with your cereal, toast and coffee. Philip also teaches our new presenters programming and studio production. To relax he likes motorcycle touring and fly-fishing"
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“I’m Terence Rannard. I am especially keen on 'Easy Listening' music. The name says it all. It is defined by a blurred line, and can make minor incursions into Country, Classic,and even Rock & Roll. Featured artists typically include, but not limited to, Mantovani, Hollyridge Strings, with vocalists limited only by my ability to source the music. My show goes to air each Thursday at1.30 pm.”
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Colin Veale retired to the Southern Highlands in 2001. Col hosts a Gardening/DIY Show, “THE SHED” 10 am - 12 noon each Saturday and the Sunday morning, ‘Lets Praise The Lord’ program. Col also keeps the station computer’s running and maintained. His other interests are Model Railways and Gardening.
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Frank Conroy is our relief presenter, always ready to fill a spot when called on.
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I'm Stephen Richardson. I love life and embrace the simple old values of life. Joined the station about five years ago. Like most forms of music, history, motorcycling and travel, having grownup with them. I've lived and worked in the highlands all of my life. Love entertaining and hearing from my radio audiences.
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Nigel Wyse conceived of the ‘Magical Mystery Tour’ in 1995, dedicated to ‘Baby Boomer’ music. Since ‘being a singer in a Rock and Roll band’ in high school, he has always loved music and public presentation
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Kerry Adams shares in hosting ‘Jazztime’ at 10.00 am Sundays and ‘Sunday Afternoon Concert’ at 2.00 pm each week. With a technical career of 43 years in International and Maritime communications Kerrry has been interested in broadcasting since schooldays.
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Stuart Forlonge is on the ‘Magical Mystry Tour’ team that goes to air on Sunday at 12.05 pm
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Hi my name is Kerry Levett and I present ‘The Highland Living Show’ 8.00am each Friday and ‘Fur, Feathers & Friends’ every Saturday morning 9 - 10 am. Those that know me would say that it has taken me 58 years to find my calling in life in Animal Welfare as President and Founder of ‘Friends of the Shelter’ at the Kelston Safe Haven.
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Bill Flemming is one of the presenters of ‘Jazztime’ usually on the second Sunday of the month from 10:00am until noon. Bill has been a musician most of his life working on drums as a studio player, occasional rocker as well as working at the ABC for over 20 years. He has had a lifelong interest in jazz but likes all forms of music.
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Ben Clarke hosts two Sunday programmes monthly. A ‘Jazz’ programme and a’ Sunday Afternoon Concert’. Ben is one of our sight impared presenters and resides in W.A. He records his shows at home and sends them back by mail.
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Paul McCann has been broadcasting at Highland fm since 1995 . During that time I have been a member of the board and have been involved with fundraising for the station On my show I promote Irish music and interview visiting artists as well as local talent . I am a media link within the Irish Australian Network and provide information and support to the listener .
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Steve Quirk brings the Breakfast Show every Thursday and Friday.
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Bobby Stuart presents his ‘Highland Standards’ show every Thursday at 9.00am and again at 7.00pm.
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I'm Andrew Sinclair. After being a farmer, a shipping executive and a magazine publisher, it was only natural that I should then become an amateur radio presenter. My program on Sunday morning seeks to entertain and inform. Entertainment comes in the form of popular music from the 60's and 70's and items of a humorous nature derived from local, national and international sources. Information is also obtained from a variety of publications and reflects issues currently in the news as well as items of an historical nature, that may have some relevance to the present.
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WARREN BARNETT- “PLATTERS THAT MATTER” Warren is a Mastering Engineer has worked in the Australian Record Industry for over 38 years and is currently archive manager for Sony Music, having spent 28 years with Festival Records Studios as Archive Mastering Manager and consultant and had a further 5 years with EMI. Warren has spent 20 years in community radio with various community stations in Sydney, and now lives in Moss Vale with his wife Narelle and son Corey.
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My name is John Sider and I host the ‘Highland Cafe’ show.
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Alice and John Rawe retired to the Southern Highlands in the mid-90's and have been involved with Highland FM in various capacities since then. "Sounds of Music" began in 1998. John panels and Alice does most of the talking. The format consists of popular classics, highlights from a musical or show, orchestrals, ballads, comedy, as well as community news and now and then a chat with a local identity.
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Join Karl and Inge Kroeger for their ‘German Program’ every Thursday from 3.30 till 6 p.m. with German news, gossip and a variety of traditional German music which caters for young and not so young
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Ojas and Revati moved to the Highlands from Sydney in 2001 and have a computer business in Mittagong. They are passionate about meditation and well being, and their program New Dimensions reflects this as they share with listeners relaxation techniques, tips on staying healthy and ways to have peace and tranquility.
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Shan Moore has been a resident of the Southern Highlands since 1989. I was an Operating Theatre Sister in Sydney until I retired in 1990. I have been involved in U. 3. A., Probus, S.H.O.C., Bradman Museum, and of course the Radio Station which I joined in 1994. I have had my programme, 'Music Time With Shan' ever since each Friday from 11am until 1pm.
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Robyn Elliott is the presenter of ‘Sunday Praise’ program that features classical Christian music. She also hosts the ‘Sunday Afternoon Concert’ once a month.
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Hi, I'm Billy Jo Cheers and have been in Country Music most of my life, both recording, playing and touring for 29 years, touring all Australia and New Zealand. These days I play all Australian music on my show 'Country Cheer' . I have a large collection of music so you will hear a wide variety of Country Music. I look forward to your company each Tuesday from 1pm until 4pm.
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Hi, My name is Dianne Hammond and I've been a member of Highland FM since 2000. I present a country music programme, ‘NOTHING BUT COUNTRY’, Wednesdays 1pm -4 and ‘Another Side of Country’ on Friday at 3.00pm. Because of my love of music I thoroughly enjoy presenting this programme, bringing country music to the listening audience as well as being my little bit of community service.
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Elaine Lund produces the ‘Rosary’ program which is broadcast on Sunday at 5.00 pm
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Zina Thompson presents "Window on Wales" each Friday at 1pm. I play Welsh music, or other music featuring Welsh artists, read the latest news headlines from B.B.C. Wales and generally relate interesting items about Wales, its language and culture. I was born in Abersoch, North Wales and am able to speak a little of the language during the programme. I am a member of the Southern Highlands Welsh Society, as well as the Dylan Thomas Society of Australia.
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Gina Alessandra: Gina is a Native Spanish Speaker from South America. She has been living in Australia for three years and for the last year has been living in the Southern Highlands. Gina brings you the Spanish program "Latin Zone" on Fridays from 7 to 8pm. with a mix of Latin music, classic and contemporary pop, rock, cumbia, merengue, salsa and romantic ballads, with current news and cultural information of Latin America. Gina enjoys travel, teaching Spanish and Latin music..
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My name is Penny Cowell and I host ‘The Notebook’ show.
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My name is Rachael Waine and I'm a student who is hoping to have a career as a Radio Presenter when I leave school. My training at Highland FM will give me the experience I need that will be invaluable for my future in radio. I love music and I love to talk so I combined my passions together and that lead me to radio. I moved to the Highlands from Wollongong and I am now focusing on school and becoming a professional radio presenter. I host Rachael’s Crazy Mix each Saturday at 4.00pm
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Carolyn Beaumont is a journalist and publisher. Carolyn hosts ‘Tuesday News Magazine’ every Tuesday from 9am to 11am, reporting on the latest from the Southern Highlands, as well as state, national and international current affairs.Telephone: 0417 477 887; Email: carolyn.beaumont@bigpond.com |
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James Thomas is a 53 year old father of 3 and stepfather to another 3. I'm currently back at school and halfway through a degree in Communication at Wollongong Uni. I've been with Highland FM forever - I began as 'Talent' on John Sider's Saturday Show back in 1988, became fascinated with radio, learned how to panel and - well, here I am, part of the furniture. James brings you ‘J.T.’s Drive’ on Friday afternoon at 5.00 pm
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My name is Luke Broadbent and I host the ‘Fuzz Breakfast’ show.
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Hi, my name is Ian Nicholls 'The Big E'. I present two programs on Highland FM. I moved to the Highlands in 2004 with my Wife Ally. We now have two Beautiful boys Jack and Josh that are officially Highland locals.
Friday Arvo Drive 'n' Jive from 3 - 5 .With this program being a mix of music from the 70's, through to the modern hits of today. I also incorporate some comedy,Fun facts, news and weather into this program.
Also I present an upbeat Country Program Called 'Gone Country' on Saturday Nights between 8-10pm.Sure to have you up out of your chair and dancing around.
Their is also current information on the artist as well as great music. You can even score yourself a free CD or two From time to time. So make sure you tune in to Highland FM 107.1 the only one you'll need if you love good music.
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Martin Pronk moved to Bowral from Wollongong in July 2007. Supported by the Dutch-Australian Society in Illawarra he inaugurated a Dutch cultural program for Vox FM community radio, that he ran for five years. Martin presents the “Dutch Connection” which goes to air on Thursday at 6.05 pm. The program will focus on old and current music by artists, choirs and orchestras from ‘Nederland” (the Netherlands) and a short local and Dutch news section. Martin is keen to interview folk with a Dutch background or interest. Give him a ring at the station on Wednesdays or Write to The Dutch Connection, Highland Media Co-operative Ltd , P.O.Box 214 Bowral NSW 2576 or send an e-mail to pronk.m@optusnet.com.au
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Hi, My name is Corey Barnett, I'm 18 and I finished school in 2008. I moved to the Highlands in 2004 and I've been involved in community radio since I was 12, assisting my Dad with various programs and pre production duties. Recently I did a Radio Production 2 certificate course at the Australian Film,Television and Radio School (AFTRS) located at Fox Studios in Sydney and am looking at doing Radio pre Production,On Air and Panel Operating In Commercial Radio. The experience I have had at other community radio stations and now with Highland Fm will be beneficial to the Training I need for a place in a commercial broadcasting operation. Join Corey every Saturday at 2.00 pm for ‘Chill 22’
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