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Getting the right drive time tunes can make or break a day. If you are running courier jobs, here are five great radio stations to get your day started.





The radio is a driver’s best friend – it provides news, some tunes to keep you entertained, and lets you know about a snarl up on the M25 before you end up stuck in traffic for hours on end. This is especially true for couriers – when you’ve got a long day of courier jobs ahead of you, you want to make sure you’ve got some good tunes playing.





Drive time doesn’t really mean the same thing to couriers as it does to most people – after all, for a courier all day is drive time. But the way you start can put you in a good or bad mood for the rest of the day. Here are five drive time shows to consider listening to when you first get in your vehicle.





Radio 1 – For light entertainment





If you’re looking for something fun and entertaining to start your day, then Radio 1 is the place for you. Chris Moyles, who hosts from 6.30am to 10am, is someone that people either like or loathe, but if you like his style, his mixture of music, discussion and comedy will be the ideal thing to listen to as you start the first of your courier jobs of the day.





Classic FM – For relaxation





Sometimes, you just know a day is going to stress you out, and if you’ve got some unpleasant courier jobs lined up, tune into Classic FM in the morning to try and maintain your levels of calm. For some people, of course, classical music is about as calming as listening to nails down a blackboard, but if listening to Schubert and Mozart makes you mellow, listening to some popular classics might be just the ticket if you’ve got a long day ahead.





Radio 4 – For self improvement





If you are running courier jobs and spending a lot of time in your car or van, perhaps you would like do something a little more constructive than listening to the latest tunes or hearing Chris Moyles crack jokes. If so, then Radio 4 may provide the kind of stimulation that you are after. From radio plays to political debates and cultural documentaries, there’s plenty to get your teeth into. The Today show that plays in the morning provides a good roundup of news, sport, weather and the famous Thought of the Day.





Resonance FM – For something different





Sometimes you may feel the need for something strange to kick off your day. Plenty of radio stations can get pretty wacky late at night – few manage to maintain this level of surrealness throughout an entire day, let alone at drive time. Resolutely non-commercial radio station Resonance FM (only available in London) provides its Nightloop show from 1 in the morning to 12 noon, playing highlights and archive music from its bizarre back catalogue. Expect the unexpected; whether it is four hours of birdsong, a talk by a Slovenian cultural theorist, or the latest ear-bleeding techno music, Resonance FM is guaranteed to give you something utterly unpredictable every time you tune in.<<< visit new projects >>>

The wildfires blaze around the township of Toodyay

Nearly 40 homes have been razed in wildfires tearing through farming areas north of the Western Australian capital, Perth.

State Premier Colin Barnett declared a natural disaster, freeing up emergency funds for those in need.

The blazes have consumed about 13,400 hectares (33,000 acres) of land.

Wildfires are common during the summer, and experts had warned that this year’s fires could be particularly bad after one of the warmest winters on record.

Some parts of the country have also been suffering from years of drought, making them more susceptible to fire damage.

Two major blazes broke out on Tuesday afternoon local time in a wheat- and sheep-farming district, forcing the evacuation of Toodyay, a township, and threatening a second town, Badgingarra, further north.

Dead livestock

The state Fire and Emergency Services Authority (Fesa) said at least 37 houses had been destroyed.

Fesa spokesman Allen Gale said: “The people directly affected by the fire, obviously, want to get back to their properties, but the area is very unsafe.”

Many homes were destroyed in Toodyay, about 80 km (50 miles) north-east of Perth, where hundreds of firefighters were at work.

Two firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation and a third was treated for a heat-related illness. Farmers also reported livestock dying.

“It’s a devastating fire with great destruction,” the state premier told media.

Cooler conditions and water-bombing helicopters were expected to control the fires on Wednesday.

Investigators believe falling power lines sparked the Toodyay blaze, reported the West Australian newspaper.

Australia is still recovering from “Black Saturday” in February, when 173 people died and more than 2,000 homes were lost in the state of Victoria in the country’s worst natural disaster of modern times.

In the aftermath of “Black Saturday”, officials issued a new level of “catastrophic” fire warning.

Parts of Western Australia were given this “catastrophic” rating earlier on Wednesday.

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