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In the second part of our musical journey with the Australian based conductor Johannes Fritzsch we find out more about Bach's offsprings and about the art of Strauss and Mahler.    

Brisbane based German conductor Johannes Fritzsch takes us on a journey through the history of music. In this first part, he explains the development from early bards to Bach.    

It's a question Prime Minister Tony Abbott says deserves more research. In 2011, a Senate inquiry called for urgent research into the possible effects of wind farms on human health after hearing from Australians who claimed their health was destro...

What do you think about the mini series on SBS television? Does the story reflect the life of the young generation during WWII?

A recent call by the Australian Greens to abolish the recitation of the Lord's Prayer in the Federal Parliament received no backing from the major parties although some politicians suggested Australia should at least consider a more inclusive appr...

The Krumbholz family has missed out on the citizenship ceremony for Australia Day, due to the necessary amount of paperwork. However, the Queenslanders are optimistic to receive their Aussie passports in a few months. As Petra Krumbholz explains, ...

Dieter Herrmann, vice president of the Foreign Correspondents Association returned from Kabul to Sydney. He explains what Afghanistan will face after the international military mission will end this year.      ...

If you are after a quick catch-up with our radio program, then this is the podcast for you. This week we hear good news from Australia's only German newspaper, we search the universe for Rosetta and we tune into a poetry slam.

Andreas tells about his life as a teacher at a German-Argentinean school in Buenos Aires and we listen to poetry slam sensation Julia Engelmann.

"Was für eine Woche!?" with CJ Delling just loves Silvio Berlusconi, finds a cute rabbit and chases a ship full of disgusting rats.

Rafael Nadal will face Swiss player Stanislas Wawrinka in the 2014 Australian Open final after a straight-set win over Roger Federer.

Roger Federer is facing Rafael Nadal in the semifinals at the Australian Open. Who will make it to the final?

Don't make people pay for music, says the outspoken Amanda Palmer: Let them. On her website, she offers the listeners a choice how much they want to pay for her music. But while working outside the traditional industry gives her certain freedoms, ...

The Australian bestselling author Markus Zusak tells Oliver Heuthe more about his German upbringing and why he still likes to speak the language of his parents.

Roger Federer made it to the semifinals at the Australian Open. And we've seen it all before: the Swiss Great will face Rafael Nadal. Another Swiss player might make it to the semifinals as well: Stanislas Wawrinka.