Noel Counihan and the Brunswick free speech fight

Explore the social and political history of Brunswick (Victoria, Australia) in the tumultuous years of the 1930s Depression. Join local historian Iain McIntyre to explore the collective organising of workers, families and residents in Brunswick as they fight for their survival. Audio recorded by Nicole Hurtubise, as part of the People's Tours of History project produced by Jane Curtis with 3CR Community Radio. http://peoplestour.net/ Echoes tour produced by Moreland City Libraries.

Take a trip down memory lane with Beats, Ballads and Ballrooms, an audio tour of Darebin’s live music venues from 1955 to 2020. Walk the streets with us (or be an armchair tourist from the comfort of your home) as we take you to the key locations and reveal the songs and stories behind music venues, past and present. Produced by Iain McIntyre, Kirstyn Lindsay and Teishan Ahearne for Hyperlocal and the City of Darebin’s FUSE festival.

Welcome to the Carlton Gardens Open Zoo where you are in the year 2120. Here you will discover new, old and familiar sounds and species on a fun and immersive journey. Walk around, don't be scared to interact with the animals! It is recommended that you wear headphones for this experience.

Thsi is a walk that is about providing a space for relaxation in the busy city of Melbourne. Most people in the city are stressed.......

A changed experience

Queer Histories/Queer Futures is an audio journey into the stories of our LGBTQIA+ communities in Merri-bek, past, present and future. From pubs to squats, protests to parties, discover Merri-bek’s queer history as told by the people who shaped it. Walk the streets with us over fourteen episodes to discover the collective histories of LGBTQIA+ organising, activism and community in Merri-bek and our imaginings for the future. Queer Histories/Queer Futures is a Lee Ellis Working Group initiative of Merri-bek Libraries. Produced for Merri-bek City Council by 3CR Community Radio. The views expressed in this podcast do not represent Merri-bek City Council.

A soundscape that transforms your experience into a different location, evoking memories of now that's altered into a different future. Set at Building 100, Group 4 reimagines a familiar scene into one that differs from what you know right now.

Imagine, if they could talk, what would Darebin's landmarks would have to say? As you make your way around Darebin, you’ll be able to listen to the inner thoughts of some of our most beloved landmarks. The Object Monologues - Darebin is a new work by Barking Spider Visual Theatre. We acknowledge Wurundjeri people as the traditional owners and custodians of this land. We pay respect to their Elders past, present and emerging and thank any Wurundjeri people listening today. This project has been proudly supported by the Darebin City Council.

This echo is located in the RMIT Alumni Courtyard. Our aim was to transport our listeners from the RMIT Alumni Courtyard to the courtyard that they may have experienced in Primary School. Sounds that we heard in primary school are featured in our soundscape - children laughing, running, silly conversations. We wish to shift you from a serious university environment to a carefree, nostalgic and happy childhood memory. Enjoy!