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Radio KLFM

Locality: Golden Square, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5444 1377

Address: Coach Road Golden Square 3555 Golden Square, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.klfm.com.au

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24.01.2022 Understanding Warnings and Emergency Information You should never wait to receive an official warning before you leave. Fires can start quickly and threaten homes and lives within minutes. Understand the levels of warnings and don’t expect warnings to be issued in any particular order. The first warning you may get could be an Emergency Warning.... https://www.cfa.vic.gov.au/warnings-restrict/about-warnings

23.01.2022 For all of our interstate and overseas followers, Remember that This Sunday, 4th October we will be putting our clocks forward and hour for daylight savings/summer time.

23.01.2022 Weekend Weather, Sat cloudy with light winds and 37, Sun Cloudy and 24.Weekend Weather, Sat cloudy with light winds and 37, Sun Cloudy and 24.

22.01.2022 AT40 for this Saturday at noon will be from November 2nd 1974AT40 for this Saturday at noon will be from November 2nd 1974

22.01.2022 We have received many comments both good and bad regarding the 1 hour sports show. KLFM is a local non profit community station that receives no Local, State or Federal Funding. We raise our funds through our own fundraising efforts, Donations and the Wonderful support from Local Businesses that help keep us on air. The sports show, which is only 1 hour per day has attracted many new business sponsors, along with our existing sponsors, whom without them, there would be NO KLF...M. We understand that the show is not for everyone, but it helps ensure we keep going so you can enjoy all the other programmes we run. It costs around $250,000 per year to run this station, so our wonderful Business sponsors including those during Sports Day make it possible to stay one step ahead of all the bills without having to beg to you every day for money, so it is a bit of a trade off. I do thank you for your understanding and shows like this ensure we are here for you 24hours a day, 7 days a Week. From Brad Geier, Founder and General Manager of KLFM. See more

22.01.2022 This morning at 7.20, Dan Meleki's Tips and the Barrier Draw.This morning at 7.20, Dan Meleki's Tips and the Barrier Draw.

20.01.2022 We take you Live to Flemington for the Melbourne Cup at 3pm called by Mathew Hill.We take you Live to Flemington for the Melbourne Cup at 3pm called by Mathew Hill.

19.01.2022 The Victoria State Emergency Service (VICSES) continues to prepare for potential flooding in the coming weeks and months and is asking you to play your part: Get Ready by putting together an Emergency Kit. Having an Emergency Kit or survival kit ready when emergencies happen means you; your family and pets are better prepared when the flood, fire, storm, or even a power outage happens....Continue reading

19.01.2022 The husband parked in the shade while his wife popped into the craft shop.

18.01.2022 Good Morning All, down to 11.1 at 6am, Hot and sunny with a top of 37.Good Morning All, down to 11.1 at 6am, Hot and sunny with a top of 37.

18.01.2022 You can listen to Mike Tobin tomorrow from 5pm -7pm on his Birthday. The Crew at KLFM would like to wish him a very Happy Birthday to Mike for the 24th September.

17.01.2022 Good Morning All, down to 4.5 at 3.30am, curr 5.0, Sunny and 27, Sat Sunny and 29, Sun Showers and 28Good Morning All, down to 4.5 at 3.30am, curr 5.0, Sunny and 27, Sat Sunny and 29, Sun Showers and 28

17.01.2022 Good Morning All, partly cloudy with 20, Sat partly cloudy and 24, Sun Cloudy and 33.Good Morning All, partly cloudy with 20, Sat partly cloudy and 24, Sun Cloudy and 33.

16.01.2022 AT40 for this Saturday at noon on Radio KLFM will be from November 28th 1970

16.01.2022 Michael Reid's show at 11 tonight will not be on, he will be back next Week. Jungle Jim will fill in until 2am.Michael Reid's show at 11 tonight will not be on, he will be back next Week. Jungle Jim will fill in until 2am.

15.01.2022 Cave Diving and related technologies - Friday November 20th at 7.30 pm via Zoom. Bendigo Amateur Radio and Electronics Club invites you to a fascinating presentation on Cave Diving and related technologies. John Vanderleest is a very passionate Cave Diver and will entertain us with his knowledge and stories on the subject. John will also discuss some very interesting radio technologies that are used for Cave Diving, some of which you may have never seen before!... All are welcome, and the evening starts at 7.30 pm via Zoom. Zoom invitation details: Bendigo Amateur Radio & Electronics Club is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: Cave Diving and related technologies Time: Nov 20, 2020 07:30 PM Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/95610161077 Meeting ID: 956 1016 1077 Passcode: 581324 https://www.facebook.com/Bendigo-Amateur-Radio-and-Electronics-Club-996152083728736

15.01.2022 We are experiencing a lot of trouble with facebook at the moment so we may not be able to answer messages.. If you need to contact us for anything important it might be better to send an email [email protected] during office hours 9am-2pm Monday to Friday. Or if it is on the weekend email [email protected] Have a great weekend.

15.01.2022 This week is all about the VicEmergency App - Have you ever heard fire truck sirens and wondered what they are there for? Download VicEmergency, the official app for emergency warnings and information.... This app is just one tool to assist you to access emergency warnings and information, however you should never rely on just one information channel. www.cfa.vic.gov.au/plan-prepare/vicemergency-app

15.01.2022 KLFM's and Bendigo Amateur Radio & Electronics club members, Graeme Knight and Mike Tobin have participated again this year in the Great Cycle challenge, to help out with raising funds to fight kids cancer. There are soooo many children within our midst that are cursed with this horrid thing. It is still not to late to donate a few $$'s. Graeme and Mike have been participating in this ride each October since 2015, pop into the site and check out their stats.

15.01.2022 Good Morning All, down to 18.5 at 7am, Sunny with a top of 25.Good Morning All, down to 18.5 at 7am, Sunny with a top of 25.

14.01.2022 Good Morning All, down to 3.6 at 6.30am, partly cloudy with sunny breaks and a top of 20.Good Morning All, down to 3.6 at 6.30am, partly cloudy with sunny breaks and a top of 20.

14.01.2022 La Nina confirmed in Victoria: what it means for you VICSES is urging Victorians to prepare for wet and wild weather, with the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) confirming today that a La Nina system will affect Australia this spring. ...Continue reading

13.01.2022 Keep up to date with what to do and what not to do during floods, Fire and other emergencies. Keep the SES web site close at hand as well as their contact numbers https://www.ses.vic.gov.au/

12.01.2022 Weekend Weather, Sat cloudy with heavy showers and 23, Sun cloudy with showers and 23.Weekend Weather, Sat cloudy with heavy showers and 23, Sun cloudy with showers and 23.

12.01.2022 Good Morning All, down to 10.1 at 5.30am and 2mm of rain. Cloudy with showers and a top of 22.Good Morning All, down to 10.1 at 5.30am and 2mm of rain. Cloudy with showers and a top of 22.

12.01.2022 KLFM will take you live for the running of the Melbourne Cup tomorrow at 3pm.

12.01.2022 AT40 for this Saturday on Radio KLFM at Noon will be from September 25th 1976

11.01.2022 Weekend Weather , Saturday cloudy with showers and 13, sunday cloudy and 15.Weekend Weather , Saturday cloudy with showers and 13, sunday cloudy and 15.

11.01.2022 Air race centenary plaque unveiling. East Loddon Historical Society Inc on November 11,2020 shall unveil a plaque to commemorate one hundred years since the Second Peace Loan Aerial Derby started from Serpentine. This race is more recognised as Australia's first official air race. For the 1985 Australia Day ceremony a monument and plaque was constructed and unveiled to commemorate the Aerial Derby.... The 2020 centenary plaque will now be placed on this monument. The actual Race day happened on 27th August 1920. Covid 19 restrictions we were not able to hold a ceremony on the 27th August 2020. With easing of these restrictions, planning is underway to hold a ceremony on November 11,2020 with the limit of 10 guests. Other people wanting to witness this special event, will be more than welcome to attend, but strict Covid 19 restrictions will apply. Discussion is underway to film the event. I am not sure if it is to be streamed live, go out as a podcast or attached to the East Loddon Historical Society Inc Facebook page. Shall hopefully know more by end of week. As part of this occasion contact has been made with a few Biplane owners to find one available to do a flyover on Nov 11. This is still to be confirmed. The bronze plaque designed by Amanda Rudkins of Prairie and made by D P Jones of Kyabram brings together the names of the four pilots and four mechanics who flew in the original race and the aerial derby organizer, inter played with the logo used by East Loddon Historical Society Inc for the planned Centenary Commemoration 'Wings of Peace'1920-2020 major event with the running of the Serpentine Cup for biplanes. This event was to have happened back in March and has been rescheduled to Sunday 28th February 2021. Funding for the plaque has been supported by a bequest of Mary Kentish of Pompapiel, who was a very keen supporter of the East Loddon Historical Society Inc. To find out more about the Serpentine Air Race event on 28 February next year visit https://serpentineairrace.com.au/

09.01.2022 Peter LeSuey will be on air for drive time, from 5pm-7pm Streaming, Listen live on www.klfm.com.au

09.01.2022 Good Morning All, down to 8.8 at 6.30am, Cloudy with showers this afternoon and a top of 16.Good Morning All, down to 8.8 at 6.30am, Cloudy with showers this afternoon and a top of 16.

09.01.2022 Sunday night at 9 special guest on Great Australian Lives is Paul Mecurio.

09.01.2022 You are now listening to Graeme Knight who will be entertaining you till 2pm with his style of fabulous music and information.

08.01.2022 Due to the Melbourne Cup Public Holiday, KLFM's reception and Administration will be closed today.Due to the Melbourne Cup Public Holiday, KLFM's reception and Administration will be closed today.

08.01.2022 Good Morning All, down to 13.4 at 7am, cloudy with showers clearing to a sunny afternoon and a top of 19.Good Morning All, down to 13.4 at 7am, cloudy with showers clearing to a sunny afternoon and a top of 19.

07.01.2022 Good Morning All, down to 9.5 at 6am, Mostly sunny with light winds and a top of 26.Good Morning All, down to 9.5 at 6am, Mostly sunny with light winds and a top of 26.

07.01.2022 It is so lovely to be recognised by authorities for the work Radio KLFM puts into keeping their listeners informed. Thank you Emergency Management Victoria.

07.01.2022 Good Morning All, down to 15.8 at 6am, Curr 18.2, Cloudy with showers and a top of 26Good Morning All, down to 15.8 at 6am, Curr 18.2, Cloudy with showers and a top of 26

07.01.2022 I wish to thank you all for my Birthday wishes and from a special Castlemaine listener for the beautiful roses from his garden. Love from Heidi ... KLFM Reception.

06.01.2022 Good Morning All, down to 16.4 at 4.30am, Curr 16.9, showers Clearing and a top of 25.Good Morning All, down to 16.4 at 4.30am, Curr 16.9, showers Clearing and a top of 25.

06.01.2022 That is our Christmas tree up and decorated for 2020

05.01.2022 If you missed Dan Mielicki's Exclusive tip for the Cup on KLFM, it will be replayed in 10 minutes at 12.50pm.If you missed Dan Mielicki's Exclusive tip for the Cup on KLFM, it will be replayed in 10 minutes at 12.50pm.

04.01.2022 Heads up this harvest season With millions of tonnes of grain and crops set to hit Victorian roads in the coming weeks, Regional Roads Victoria (RRV) is reminding drivers to stay safe this harvest season. RRV Regional Director (Northern Victoria) Brian Westley said that with Victoria’s winter crop yields expected to increase by six per cent this season, drivers should prepare for an influx of trucks and heavy agricultural machinery on the state’s regional roads between now and May 2021.

04.01.2022 Experiences of migrant and refugee women sought for advocacy and support Women in Australia from a migrant or refugee background are being sought for a nationwide survey into their experiences to inform advocacy and shape reform. In partnership with Harmony Alliance, Monash University’s Migration and Inclusion Centre (MMIC) has released a survey today that aims to increase understanding of issues important to women from migrant and refugee backgrounds.... The survey will focus on safety and wellbeing, and responses will inform advocacy for migrant and refugee women based on their own views and experiences. It will be offered in nine languages - Arabic, Thai, Vietnamese, Farsi, Nepali, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Punjabi and English - and is open to all who identify as a migrant or refugee woman living in Australia over the age of 18 years old. The survey is anonymous and will take about 20 minutes to complete and is accessible via a QR code on Harmony Alliance and MMIC’s Twitter pages MMIC Deputy Director Associate Professor Marie Segrave urged as many women as possible to take part. This is such an important opportunity for you to tell us, to tell policymakers and governments, welfare organisations, charities and the rest of Australia about you and your experiences, she said. This will help lead the national agenda and improve outcomes for migrant and refugee women in Australia. Chair of Harmony Alliance, Maria Dimopolous AM, said: We know that migrant and refugee women’s situations are unique in view of their migration and settlement experiences. This survey will bridge significant data and knowledge gaps about the equity of access, experiences and outcomes for migrant and refugee women in all their diversity. Importantly, this survey is about what matters to us and how we can collectively inform and shape advocacy for positive change. Findings from the survey will be collated and published in a report later this year.

04.01.2022 Good Morning All, down to 10.2 at 6am, Sunny with light winds and a top of 31.Good Morning All, down to 10.2 at 6am, Sunny with light winds and a top of 31.

04.01.2022 In a tribute to the trucking industry of Australia and the people who have kept the wheels turning during an extraordinary year, the Castlemaine Rotary Club is conducting a reverse convoy from Campbell’s Creek on Sunday 29 November commencing at 9.00am. http://castlemainetruckshow.com/

03.01.2022 In efforts to support rural communities with social and economic support, BeefitupAustralia have launched the #BEEFitUP Australia campaign and encourage you to get involved.

02.01.2022 Good Morning All, down to 6.3 at 7am and 15.4mm of rain, cloudy with showers and possible hail and a top of 11.Good Morning All, down to 6.3 at 7am and 15.4mm of rain, cloudy with showers and possible hail and a top of 11.

02.01.2022 Do you know Your Total Fire Ban District? Victoria is divided into nine Fire Districts which are based on council boundaries. Make sure you always know what fire district you are in whether at home or travelling.... www.cfa.vic.gov.au/warnings-restric/find-your-fire-district

02.01.2022 AT40 being aired on Radio KLFM this Saturday at noon will be from October 3rd 1970

01.01.2022 CHRISTMAS SALES The sales will be at the Bendigo Wood turners clubrooms: 104 Eaglehawk Rd, Long Gully... Tuesday 1 December 2020 to Saturday 5 December 2020 and Tuesday 8 December 2020 to Saturday 12 December 2020 Clubrooms open from 10am to 4pm Free entry and parking All are welcomed to view our diverse range of hand crafted woodwork. There is something for everyone. Great variety of stocking fillers and at very reasonable prices. Covid-19 measures are in place https://bendigowoodturners.com/home-page

01.01.2022 Burning off grass, stubble, weeds, undergrowth or other vegetation is generally permitted outside the Fire Danger Period. Consider disposal at your local landfill or in your usual green waste, mulching or, if you’re allowed, you may be able to burn off before summer. https://www.cfa.vic.gov.au/pla/how-to-prepare-your-property

01.01.2022 Wednesday 30 September 2020 For immediate release Authority granted for postal vote contingency The Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) has been provided the authority to extend the postal voting timeline for the current Victorian local council elections if necessary to ensure that voter participation and election results are not affected by any possible mail delivery delays. ... Seventy-six of Victoria’s 79 local councils* are having elections in October and all are being conducted by post. Electoral Commissioner, Warwick Gately, welcomes the changes as an appropriate contingency option to respond to community concerns about extended mail delivery timelines arising from the COVID-19 pandemic. The VEC is engaging regularly with Australia Post and will be using the priority paid mail service for all postal ballots mailed and returned, but I accept there may be some delays, Mr Gately says. The strict timelines for the mailing and receipt of ballot packs is prescribed by law. The authority provided to me by the regulatory amendments allows me if required to mitigate the impact that any possible delays could have on the integrity of the elections. I will not risk voters being deprived of the right to vote. This action doesn’t mean the timelines will change, just that they may be changed if there is any evidence that delays in the postal network are impacting the integrity of the elections. *The following councils are under administration and will not be having elections this year: Casey City Council, South Gippsland Shire Council and Whittlesea City Council.

01.01.2022 Good Morning All, welcome to Melbourne Cup Day, down to 12.7 at 2am, Curr 13.3, Sunny with a top of 31.Good Morning All, welcome to Melbourne Cup Day, down to 12.7 at 2am, Curr 13.3, Sunny with a top of 31.