Brisbanen Suomiradio
Lähetykset joka keskiviikko 17.00 & lauantai 13.00 (AEST)
Taajuus 98.1FM Queensland, Australia
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Nauhoitukset
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Brisbanen Suomiradion toimittajat/toimitsijat
- Tuula Olin
- Kristian Olin
- Sanni Honkanen
- Marko Helppi
- Tuomas Laakkonen
- Marita Laakkonen
- Lotta Oikari-Smith
- Laura Lin
- Piia Paananen
Tule mukaan kannatusjäseneksi!
Brisbanen Suomiradion ohjelma-ajat määräytyvät jäsenmäärien perusteella. Suomiradion toimittajat tekevät vapaaehtoistyötä Suomiradion eteen ja teidän tukenne mahdollistaa suomalaisen kulttuuritoiminnan jatkumisen.
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Yhteystiedot
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Osoite: Radio 4EB/Finnish, 140 Main St, Kangaroo Point, Qld 4169, Australia
Puhelin: Toimisto 07-3240 8600 Studio 07-3240 8686
The 4EB Finnish Group has been broadcasting on Radio 4EB since the beginning of this community radio in 1979. In 2013 the new generation of Finnish broadcasters brought the Finnish program (Brisbanen Suomiradio) into the new era with rock, metal and pop music.
Facts about Finland
Finland, officially the Republic of Finland, is a Nordic country situated in the Fennoscandian region of northern Europe. It is bordered by Sweden to the west, Norway to the north and Russia to the east, while Estonia lies to the south across the Gulf of Finland.
From the 12th century until the start of the 19th century, Finland was a part of Sweden. It then became an autonomous grand duchy within the Russian Empire until the Russian revolution, which eventually led to the declaration of independence on December 6, 1917.
Following World War II Finland joined the United Nations in 1955, the European Union in 1995 and the Eurozone in 1999.
Finland is called Suomi in the Finnish language. Hence, our radio programme is called Suomiradio, which means Finland Radio. The name “Suomi” has uncertain origins, but a candidate for a cognate is the Proto-Baltic word źemē, meaning “land”.
Finland is the eighth largest country in Europe but at the same time it is the most sparsely populated in the European Union. There are currently (2013) about 5.4 million people living on the 338,424 km2 of Finland.
Five Famous Finns
Here are five famous Finnish people at the top of their game:
- Linus Thorwalds (Geek, creator of the Linux operation system)
- Kimi Räikkönen (Racing driver, Formula 1 world champion)
- Matti Nykänen (Ski jumper, 5 times world champion, 4 Olympic gold medals)
- Eero Saarinen (Architect, Gateway Arch in St. Louis)
- Martti Ahtisaari (President, Nobel peace prize 2008)
- Jari Kurri (Ice hockey player, 5 times Stanley Cup winner)
Politically Finland is a parliamentary republic with a central government based in the capital of Helsinki. Other larger cities include Tampere, Turku, Oulu, Jyväskylä, Lahti and Kuopio.
Finland is one of the world’s wealthiest nations with a nominal per-capita income of over $49,000. According to some measures Finland has the best educational system in Europe and has recently been ranked as one of the world’s most peaceful and economically competitive countries. In 2010, Newsweek magazine ranked Finland as the overall “best country in the world” after summing various factors.
Top 15 Finnish Brands
These are some of the best known international Finnish brands:
- Angry Birds (Games)
- Nokia (Mobile Technology)
- Vaisala (Instruments)
- Wärtsilä (Power plants, Ships)
- Marimekko (Design, Clothing)
- Kone (Lifts – Next time you go to an elevator, have a look at the panel!)
- Genelec (Speakers)
- Benecol (Cholesterol lowering spread)
- Suunto (Navigation, Space Technology)
- Finlandia (Vodka)
- Iittala (Design)
- Aarikka (Jewellery, Design)
- Kalevala Koru (Jewellery)
- Skanno (Furniture)
- Gradient (Speakers)
2006 – The year when “Hell Froze Over”
We had a saying in Finland that we will win the Eurovision Song Contest only when the hell freezes over. Well, apparently that happened in 2006 when we won the song contest with Lordi’s song Hard Rock Hallelujah! It was, and still is the most unlikely winner in the Eurovision history.
Here is the official promo video of the winning song:
After winning the Eurovision Song Contest Finland hosted the games in Helsinki 2007. This time we didn’t do so well, but still our entry was equally heavy and equally impressive. Some would say that this shoud have been the winning song in 2006. Here’s Leave Me Alone by Hanna Pakarinen:
So, if you’re wondering why the Finns love their heavy metal music, there’s your answer!
Top 10 Finnish Bands/Artists
These are some of the most internationally recognized Finnish bands and musical talents.
- Hanoi Rocks (Rock)
- Michael Monroe (Rock)
- Nightwish (Symphonic Metal)
- HIM (Love Metal)
- Children Of Bodom (Heavy Metal)
- Sonata Artica (Heavy Metal)
- The Rasmus (Rock)
- Stratovarius (Hard Rock)
- Amorphis (Kalevala Metal)
- Jean Sibelius (Classical – Yes, we got that one covered as well!)
Finnish humour
Finnish Program Sponsors
These awesome companies are sponsoring the Finnish Program. We love you guys!
- Soundi
- Suomi Newspaper
- SBS
- Finnish National Broadcasting Corporation YLE
- Ginger Vine Management
- Sony Finland
- Universal Music Finland
- Full Steam
- Spinefarm
- Stupido Records
- Sakara Records