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Oct 27, 2026

LyleHOST
17:41
And actually, Patty explained that the wine club members receive early access to cellar door only wines, newly released vintages and special discount offers.
LyleHOST
17:51
Nanny Goat Melbourne's Warehouse simplifies freight routing from New Zealand across the Bass Strait into larger Australian consumer markets.
LyleHOST
18:02
After the traditional group photo, it was time for Jess to do the drop-offs.
LyleHOST
18:07
During the drive home, Jess also made suggestions in relation to restaurants, wine bars and the famous Wanaka food trucks.
Lex LasryHOST
17:00
I would have thought the Victorian government, in whatever form it takes after November, will not be the slightest bit interested in arguments like that.
Saul EslakeGUEST
17:06
Well, my impression, and it's an impression from the other side of Bass Strait, is that the Victorian Liberals under Jess Wilson, while they're obviously pointing to an upsurge in crime in Victoria as possible, one of what they describe as failings of the current Victorian Labor government, nonetheless don't seem to be as hardline about these issues as their counterparts in the Northern Territory and Queensland have been.
Saul EslakeGUEST
17:32
That's true.
Saul EslakeGUEST
17:33
That doesn't mean that they're necessarily going to pick up the suggestions that I've advocated in this particular article.
Russel HowcroftHOST
1:38
Well, my thinking was,
Ross StevensonHOST
1:39
well, if the answer is no, you don't, the outlier is Tasmania because of Bass Strait.
Ross StevensonHOST
1:45
That's right.
Russel HowcroftHOST
1:45
However...
Russel HowcroftHOST
1:43
Well, my thinking was,
Ross StevensonHOST
1:46
well, if the answer is no, you don't, the outlier is Tasmania because of Bass Strait.
Ross StevensonHOST
1:51
That's
Russel HowcroftHOST
1:51
right.
Alex MaynardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:34
So look at the Milky Way for hours or go in a boat and you could just sit there, fish.
April McLennanCORRESPONDENT
26:39
It's a tiny island in the Bass Strait near Flinders Island and it's one of the places where mutton birds burrow.
Alex MaynardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:46
So we pretty much put our arm down a hole that looks like it's not a snake hole.
April McLennanCORRESPONDENT
26:50
Mutton birds, also known as short-tailed shearwaters, are caught and harvested for food, oil and even their feathers.
Robert MillerHOST
3:59
Tell everybody where Tasmania is because they probably know about Tasmania devils, but that's about it.
Douglas KnehansGUEST
4:05
Yeah, Tasmania is an island state just south of the mainland across Bass Strait.
Douglas KnehansGUEST
4:12
So it's the southernmost part of the world before you get to Antarctica, basically.
Douglas KnehansGUEST
4:19
So when the southern winds come, man, they are cold.
Andy MaherHOST
6:50
The prospect of driving on it.
Andy MaherHOST
6:52
When you come over that loop, you're looking out to Bass Strait there, Coop.
Andy MaherHOST
6:56
It's spectacular.
Andy MaherHOST
6:57
Really test the old sort of capacity of the schvink to stay in one piece.

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Andy MaherHOST
13:39
Tough conditions down in North Hobart.
Andy MaherHOST
13:41
I think they played on the weekend.
Andy MaherHOST
13:43
The weather was, as we know, from the sort of northwest of Victoria all the way down across Bass Strait and across Tasmania.
Andy MaherHOST
13:52
A lot of rain.
Michael MossHOST
1:07
It's at Northern Tasmania.
Michael MossHOST
1:09
There's Bass Strait.
Michael MossHOST
1:11
Okay, coming up here.
Michael MossHOST
1:13
There's King Island there, of course.
Michael MossHOST
1:16
Just having a look there.
Michael MossHOST
1:17
Bass Strait.
Michael MossHOST
1:19
And then you've got Southern Victoria up here.
Michael MossHOST
1:22
Okay.
Alex SaundersGUEST
38:53
If you look at a lot of those old maps, like 1400 and 1500, they have Australia clearly defined with like Tasmania still drawn to the mainland.
Alex SaundersGUEST
39:01
So, you know, places like Bass Strait, they're only 50 meters deep and we hear these myths about a land bridge.
Alex SaundersGUEST
39:07
Well, we actually have old maps that show that.
Alex SaundersGUEST
39:08
Yeah.
Steve StocktonHOST
133:30
Frederick Valentich was a 20-year-old Australian pilot with about 150 hours of flight experience.
Steve StocktonHOST
133:36
On that Saturday evening, he was flying a Cessna 182L from Moorabbin, Victoria to King Island, a small landmass in the Bass Strait between the Australian mainland and Tasmania.
Steve StocktonHOST
133:48
It was a calm, clear night with excellent visibility.
Steve StocktonHOST
133:51
Valentich was flying at an altitude of roughly 4,500 feet.
Steve StocktonHOST
135:10
Following this, there was a 17 second burst of metallic scraping sound described by Robey as metal on metal before the radio went dead.
Steve StocktonHOST
135:21
Now, a massive sea and air search was launched immediately involving RAAF or Royal Australian Air Force aircraft and commercial ships.
Steve StocktonHOST
135:31
The Bass Strait is notoriously deep and can have difficult currents, but the weather that night was near perfect.
Steve StocktonHOST
135:38
Despite days of searching, not a single piece of wreckage, oil slick, or life jacket was found.

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