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MUSIC NEWSLETTER Thursday 01 November 2012 The Daily Planet With Lucky Oceans Monday to Thursday 11:20pm http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/dailyplanet/ The Inside Sleeve Robbie Buck Monday to Friday 3pm (8pm in WA) http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/insidesleeve/ Monday November 5.  You'll hear an interview and live performance from Australian singer songwriter Archie Roach. Despite a hellish two years -which saw him lose his soul mate and long term musical partner, Ruby Hunter, as well as suffer a stroke and have part of a lung removed - Roach's music remains buoyed by optimism. You'll hear him in the studio with producer Craig Pilkington, discussing the record Into The Bloodstream, as well as performing live. Music Deli is having a break this week as we launch Ausmusic Month with Rare Oils With Robbie Buck Friday 8pm Repeated: Sunday 4pm http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/specialbroadcasts/midnight-oil2c-canberra-2009/4318932 Celebrate with Robbie Buck and Midnight Oil as we launch Ausmusic Month with an extra special broadcast of the band's incredible performance, recorded over two sold-out nights, at Canberra's Royal Theatre in 2009. The Music Show With Andrew Ford Saturday 10am Repeated: Sunday 2am http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/musicshow/ Eddie Perfect is one of Australia's most talented and versatile performers. He discusses singing other people's musicals, singing his own, and the art of making an "unbeautiful" sound when he sings. Also bluesman Kelly Joe Phelps give us a gospel set and The Lighthouse Trio cook up some groove based jazz, highlighting an interesting array of frame drum percussion. The Rhythm Divine With Geoff Wood Sunday 6am Repeated: Monday 1am  http://www.abc.net.au/rn/rhythmdivine/ Conscious music with Heather Frahn A multi-award winning singer-songwriter with a powerful voice and a unique hybrid eight-string baritone guitar, Heather Frahn is also one of the young pioneers of the Conscious Music Movement, and she joins us for an acoustic set of songs from her new album, Be The Change. Sound Quality With Tim Ritchie Friday 11:20pm http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/soundquality/ Ausmusic month launches on SQY with a Sound Quality Session Brisbane based The Quadratic Contingency beguile us with a Sound Quality session. This live set is also available to download here: http://abc.net.au/radionational/programs/soundquality/sqy-0211/4309220 The Weekend Planet With Doug Spencer Saturday 10pm and Sunday 10pm http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/weekendplanet/ On Saturday - Ba Cissoko: 'Nimissa' The title means 'regret', but Ba Cissoko's fourth international release  is decidedly genial - warmly grooving, albeit with serious intent. Nimissa sees the Marseilles-based West African band retain its core - and its core values - whilst expanding its size and sound. The nephew of a celebrated griot master-musician, Ba Cissoko at first  wished for a footballer's life, not a musician's. For many years now, however, he has been a musician, equally committed to tradition and to innovation. Into The Music Saturday 4pm http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/intothemusic/ What would Peggy do? In his recent provocative Peggy Glanville Hicks address, acclaimed classical pianist and composer, Michael Kieran Harvey decries what he sees as the deficiencies in funding and support for Australian composition. Taking time out from premiering Australian compositions, he asks what composer Peggy Glanville-Hicks would think about the situation in which Australian composers find themselves in the 21st century and asks why there's an anti-Australian bias in the way classical music is funded and presented in Australia today. Quiet Space With Paul Gough Sunday and Monday at Midnight http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/quietspace/ RN Breakfast Album of the Week http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/breakfast/aotw--neil-young-psychedelic-pill/4335490 You are subscribed to the RN Music newsletter with email address: "idouska1.scan@blogger.com" If you no longer wish to receive this newsletter, please unsubscribe here. If someone forwarded this newsletter to you, please feel free to subscribe here. Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 700 Harris Street, Ultimo NSW 2007 © 2012 ABC | Conditions of Use | Privacy Policy | Discover other ABC email newsletters

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Welcome to this week's edition of Sports Lounge. Your guide to sport on Australia Network. Archer, Phar Lap, Rain Lover, Think Big, Makybe Diva, and Dunaden are all legendary names in Melbourne Cup history. So who will add their name to the list in 2012? Could it be time for that elusive 13th win for legendary trainer Bart Cummings? Will three time winning jockey, Glen Boss ride his mount to victory after securing a last minute ride on Gatewood? Or will a horse from the pack create a new legend in 2012? While the jockeys and horses are focussed on that 3,200 metres at 3pm AEDT, don't forget to tune in earlier for the Schweppes Tonic 1000 and the Lexus Hybrid Plate. We'll bring you fashions from the field, the latest odds and all the action in between races as Flemington comes to life for its biggest day of the year. Catch 'the race that stops a nation' on Australia Network on Tuesday November 11. Race 5 - Schweppes Tonic 1000 @ 1305AEDT Race 6 - Lexus Hybrid Plate @ 1400AEDT Race 7 - Emirates Melbourne Cup @ 1500AEDT Check our guide for transmission times in your part of the world.

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Compass Online Newsletter - Divine Women - Part 3

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Divine Women - Part 3 6:30pm, Sunday 4 November Award winning historian Bettany Hughes continues her epic journey back in time to trace the hidden and often controversial history of women in religion.

In Episode 3, she uncovers the lost era of the priestess. She delves into the Ancient Greek worship of the goddess of sex, Aphrodite and finds out what this practice meant for women. Next week in Part 4 of Divine Women, Bettany Hughes heads to Ancient Rome where the fate of the civilisation lay in the hands of six sacred virgins. Returning to the early years of Christianity she finds evidence that overturns centuries of Church teaching and challenges the belief that women should not be priests. If you missed last Sunday's episode Divine Women - Part 2 you can watch it on our website or on iView. Compass is also repeated on Tuesdays at 1.30pm on ABC1.. Compass is also repeated on Tuesdays at 1.30pm on ABC1. Episodes of Compass programs can be viewed online for three months after broadcast, except for acquired programs which are only available for two weeks after transmission. Visit Compass website.

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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Thu 01 Nov, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Lloyd Rayney found not guilty of murder Perth barrister Lloyd Rayney has been found not guilty of murdering his wife Corryn in one of the highest profile cases in Western Australia's history. More » RAR soldier awarded Victoria Cross for Afghan valour Obama tours storm-ravaged New Jersey Folau pulls the pin on AFL career 400 jobs go as car parts maker closes Minister received car without payment, inquiry told Home values dip for first time in 5 months Breakthrough Hendra virus vaccine released Bikie gang 'hooking rural youth on ice' Doctor blamed over woman's liposuction death About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. This message was sent to you at idouska1.scan@blogger.com Please add newslists@your.abc.net.au to your email address book to see images by default and stop the email being treated as spam. This email address is not monitored - Please don't reply to this email. Manage your preferences | Unsubscribe | Contact Us   This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced. Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 700 Harris Street, Ultimo NSW 2007 © 2011 ABC | Conditions of Use | Privacy Policy | Discover other ABC Email newsletters

Meditation: the healing force of a quiet mind

ABC Health & Wellbeing Updates: if you are having trouble viewing this email you can view the online version here. 1 November 2012 Welcome to this week's ABC Health & Wellbeing Updates where you'll find the most interesting and inspiring health stories from across the ABC. What's new follow us on Twitter and Facebook Meditation: the healing force of a quiet mind The Pulse: Research is showing the ancient spiritual practice of meditation can help manage and prevent a range of mental and physical health problems. Health IQ: Contraception Quiz: Being sexually active needn't mean risking an unwanted pregnancy. How much do you know about contraception? Eczema and dermatitis Kids' Health Guide: Eczema and dermatitis are common skin conditions, caused by an allergic reaction or by irritating chemicals. The skin gets red, swollen or blistered, and intensely itchy. Healthy Living Healthy Eating Beating tiredness Effective treatments for tiredness could be closer to hand than you realise. Read transcript Asparagus, avocado and tofu with soba noodles A light refreshing and nutritious salad that is a good source of fibre and low GI. Join our Meditation Challenge Would some inner calm help you cope with your frantic life? Is your mind full to the brim? Evidence suggests meditation has a range of health benefits, and we want you to put them to the test. We've put together a meditation toolkit to help you get started. Health focus Fatter than ever We might be drinking and smoking less but we're fatter than ever, new statistics out this week revealed. Nearly two thirds of Australian adults (63 per cent) are overweight or obese, and the figure climbs to 80 per cent for middle-aged men. The implications for health are alarming since excess weight is linked to conditions including heart disease, diabetes and some cancers. Don't be complacent. Inform yourself with these resources. Quiz: Weight loss Diet & recipes Fact File: Heart disease Fact File: Diabetes Call for junk food regulations to fight fat This week's health tip Not sure how to keep a teenager from discovering booze? While abstinence is safest, delaying and supervising teen drinking can still make a big difference to their health. more >> News Crystal meth swamps Murray towns (AM - 01/11/2012) Senate considers forced sterilisations of disabled women (The World Today - 31/10/2012) Drug resistant malaria sparks global concerns (AM - 31/10/2012) Breast screening benefits still outweigh risk of over-diagnosis (PM - 31/10/2012) Only 15 per cent of six-month-old babies breastfeed (PM - 31/10/2012) Better method to identify breast cancer risks (AM - 30/10/2012) Tone deaf shed light on origin of language (Science Online - 30/10/2012) Call for junk food regulations to fight fat (Lateline - 29/10/2012) Rio the goal for boccia champ (ABC Local Radio - 29/10/2012) Scientists probe manuka's secret weapon (Science Online - 26/10/2012) Protein diet shortens fly's life (Science Online - 25/10/2012) more health news >> Online analysis and opinion Aussie TV finds its voice ABC Ramp Up As the trial of audio description on ABC1 draws to a close, we met with the talented captioners turned describers tasked with finding a voice fitting of the ABC's uniquely Australian drama. Prescription opioids: a painful problem The Drum Opinion An increase in deaths from prescription painkillers is alarming, but the problem does not arise from one simple cause. Professor Louisa Degenhardt, from the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre, says we must avoid the temptation of thinking that one single intervention will offer a solution. My two-year battle to beat oxycodone addiction The Drum Opinion Ruth Arrigo was prescribed the opiate painkiller oxycodone after a workplace injury in 2006. She tells Catherine Taylor how her relief at being pain free quickly dissolved into addiction and a suicide attempt before she finally beat the drug. more analysis and opinion>> Audio and video Body mass index and the risk of hospitalisation (Health Report) Hendra vaccine (RN Breakfast) Oncologist wins Science Minister's prize (RN Breakfast) Health care for chronic disease (Health Report) Alcohol tax reform (Life Matters) How language shapes thought (All in The Mind) Linking lifestyle choices with risk (The Science Show) Bad genes and bacteria (Science with Chris Smith) (RN Breakfast) 50th anniversary of Rachel Carson's 'Silent Spring' (Ockham's Razor) ABC Babytalk: When your baby has autism (ABC Local Radio) Ketamine (Catalyst) Organ bioprinting (Catalyst) more audio and video >> ABC Science In defence of pseudoscience Believe it or not; pseudoscience provides the perfect launch pad for logical thought, says Dr Paul Willis. more ABC Science >> Contact | Subscribe | Unsubscribe © 2012 Australian Broadcasting Corporation | Privacy Policy Head office: ABC, 700 Harris Street, Ultimo, NSW 2007, Australia