# The Radio > Local news, tuned to where you live. The HTML pages are canonical. Prefer the Markdown alternatives below when retrieving text; each file identifies and links to its canonical HTML source. ## Discovery - [Canonical website](https://theradio.au/) - [XML sitemap](https://theradio.au/sitemap.xml) - [RSS feed](https://theradio.au/rss.xml) ## Markdown pages - [The Radio](): Local news, tuned to where you live. ([HTML]()) - [About The Radio — The Radio](): How The Radio works, how paid placement is disclosed, and how to get in touch. ([HTML]()) - [Advertise in The Radio — The Radio](): A directory entry runs for thirty days from $19 including GST, goes live once it is approved, and stays on the site afterwards at a decaying position rather than vanishing. You set the amount and you can change it whenever you like. ([HTML]()) - [ANSETT — The Radio](): Australia's national guide to services, entertainment, travel and tourism: the operators, venues, practitioners and trades worth the trip, listed by what they do and where they do it. ([HTML]()) - [Sydney City — The Radio](): Local news and information for the CBD, harbour and inner city. ([HTML]()) - [Diploma — The Radio](): Australian training and the people who deliver it: registered training organisations, VET providers and professional-development bodies, listed by the field each course leads into. ([HTML]()) - [Someone who will actually turn up — The Radio](): Finds lists Australian trades and home services — builders, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, painters, roofers and landscapers — organised by the job you need done rather than by the trade name. ([HTML]()) - [Funeral Celebrants — The Radio](): A register of funeral and memorial celebrants working across Australia, listed by state, so a family arranging a service can find someone close by without a search. ([HTML]()) - [Listen — The Radio](): Australian podcasts sorted by what they are actually about — news, true crime, comedy, sport, business, history — with a plain description of each and a link to where it plays. ([HTML]()) - [Newcastle Marriage Office — The Radio](): Affordable, registry-style marriages in Newcastle and the Hunter: the paperwork, a celebrant and two witnesses, without a reception attached. ([HTML]()) - [Sydney Marriage Office — The Radio](): Cheap, simple registry-style marriages in Sydney for couples who want the legal part done properly and nothing else booked. ([HTML]()) - [Privacy policy — The Radio](): How The Radio and Mafia collect, use, disclose and protect personal information. ([HTML]()) - [Sydney, properly lived in — The Radio](): Sydney Post covers food, culture, homes, health, shopping, weekends, local business and what is on around the city, with useful listings alongside the reading. ([HTML]()) - [Sydney Wedding Directory — The Radio](): The register of wedding people working Sydney: the inner west and the eastern suburbs, the north shore, the Hills, and out to the Blue Mountains. ([HTML]()) - [Terms of use — The Radio](): Terms for reading The Radio and placing paid or promotional listings through Mafia Publishing. ([HTML]()) - [The Apple Nation — The Radio](): An independent guide to living with Apple gear, and a register of the people who fix, sell, support and build for it. Not affiliated with Apple Inc. ([HTML]()) - [The Best — The Radio](): A short list, by field: Australian operators who are among the best at what they do, filed by trade rather than by suburb. ([HTML]()) - [The Internet, by Josh Withers — The Radio](): A web development studio building websites for small Australian service businesses that need a modern site: fast, plainly written, and built to be found and quoted by search and answer engines as readily as by a person. ([HTML]()) - [Western Australia, in full — The Radio](): The State covers WA news, public life, business and sport, alongside food, property, culture, travel, community information and the classified pages. ([HTML]()) - [Volcanic Winter, by Mark Rutherford — The Radio](): When a plan to combat climate change threatens life on Earth, one man has seven days to stop it. ([HTML]())