Sleep Radio with a Live Sydney Clock

Jet-lag repair and pre-dawn quiet for the harbour city — Sydney time kept dim until the kookaburras take over.

Everyone arrives in Sydney broken: it's a fourteen-to-seventeen-hour flight from almost anywhere, and the first week runs on a body clock still circling another hemisphere. Meanwhile the local wildlife operates its own alarm system — kookaburras open the day like they're paid by the decibel.

This station is the repair bay. Slow, warm instrumentals in a thick mix that holds through pre-dawn, with Sydney's clock — AEST or AEDT, whichever the season demands — glowing softly so 3 AM wakers can do the time-zone math without a phone.

For new arrivals sleeping off the planet's longest routes, early swimmers banking rest before first light, and shift workers on the harbour's other schedule.