Friday's Short Music Stories

A range of music news for your Friday including: - Yoko Ono receiving a song credit for 'Imagine' - Gene Simmons ambitiously attempting to trademark the 'devil horns' hand gesture - Lindsay Buckingham and Christine McVie revealing plans for a global Fleetwood Mac tour - Manchester Arena to stay closed until September.

Dad Diaries Continues - Entries 11-14

His presence has been missed at 5MU, but each week we are lucky enough to touch base with Adam Connelly. Each Thursday, Damon chats with Adam to find out what he's learning about being the father of a young daughter. Catch up on all of his hilarious discoveries, adventures and mishaps below!

We have to suck up Trump leak: minister

We have to suck up Trump leak: minister

Freeway Fire Cause Unknown

A heads up that the speed limit on the SE Fwy above the tunnels is 60km after yesterday's car fire caused damage to the road surface

Carly's Law Passes Parliament

Congratulations The Carly Ryan Foundation Inc., Carly's Law has passed in federal parliament giving police powers to intervene before children become the victim of online predators

Pyke Still At His Best - 10 Years On

Catch up with prolific singer/songwriter Josh Pyke's interview on The Afternoon Swing ahead of his new Best Of, B-Sides and Rarities tour and his Best Of national tour which visits Adelaide on Thursday, August 17. Listen to the podcast via the link below.

Is there a food from your childhood that's no longer available, but you wish it was? Give us the details, here on Sundo's Big Breakfast.

Yesterday on The Afternoon Swing it was revealed that Queen will be coming to Adelaide on Tuesday 27th of February next year - their first visit since 2014. Let's embrace the excitement by finding out... What is your favourite Queen song? Join me on air from 1!

Wanted Man Spotted In Murray Bridge

Shaun Sanders has been seen again in Murray Bridge... do you know where he might have holed himself up?

New Strath Retail Precinct Again On The Agenda

Would a new retail development in Strath kill off the current business in the town or create new opportunities?

Have you ever had to give up something you really loved? On Sundo's Big Breakfast, tell us just how hard (or surprisingly easy) it was.

Tony Love has a good look this week at wines that had their origins in Italy, but now grown and produced in Australia and they're all very affordable.

Tony Love has tried some wines with a very strong Italian heritage.