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Download 2.46 MB These are particularly personal tales charting a turning point in someone's life with a song to match. There's no hard or fast topic for the stories featured on Changing Tracks, just "a song that was playing when your life changed tracks." Send in yours. Please note the story this week contains references to sexual assault and abuse. If this raises concerns for you, and you can always speak to a counsellor through 1800 Respect's national helpline on 1800 737 732. This week's Changing Track is for Candice: My family came from Malawi in 1990 when I was 5. As I grew up I was rem...

Cooking method: Frying In a bowl mix the semolina and baking powder. Start slowly mixing in two cups of water until a wet dough starts to form. Now dissolve the teaspoon of baking soda with the remaining cup of water, add the orange blossom teaspoon, and add all to the bowl. Mix the dough for two minutes until you get a nice fluffy and runny dough. If you have an electric hand mixer, start using it now after you hand-mixed the first step.  Heat a flat non-stick pan, drop in a big spoon of the mixture, and cook until bottom of the pancake has browned.

To celebrate the reopening of the redeveloped ACMI, ABC Radio Melbourne’s Drive program with Raf Epstein is giving you and five friends the chance to win ‘a day at the museum’. ACMI is Australia’s national museum of screen culture, celebrating the world of film, TV, art and videogames. ‘The Story of the Moving Image’ is ACMI's new free centrepiece exhibition. It will be open all year round. Win: You and five friends will be taken on a guided tour of the revamped ACMI, including its centrepiece exhibition,  The Story of the Moving Image, and enjoy a $400 dining experience at the ...

ATP Player Council president tells Raf Epstein he hopes a few vocal players don't “tarnish” the love Australians have for the game and the tournament.

Download 1.40 MB One little island to Melbourne's southeast is jam-packed with natural delights: the Penguin Parade, Seal Rocks, Summerland Beach, Cape Woolamai. The Yallok Bulluk people of the Boonwurrung people called the island Millowl, and in summer months would enjoy the bounty of shellfish and wildlife. Over the past century, thousands of holidaymakers rushed to Phillip Island, first by ferry, and now over the San Remo bridge, with many more building a permanent life on the island. Drive listeners have so many memories to share in this crowd-sourced history… David recalls a "summer g...