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The Immigration Minister survived a bruising week in parliament over a rule he introduced last year known as Direction 99.

Australia will be ruing not capitalising on starts to almost all their top seven batters on another intriguing day of Ashes cricket. At stumps on day one in Manchester, Australia are 8-299 having had six of their top seven pass doubles figures with only two batters reaching 50 and not much more. Jack Heverin and Sam Ferris dissect the first day's play and begrudgingly praise Stuart Broad for taking his 600th Test wicket!  Follow on Apple and Spotify Drop us a message on Instagram and TikTok! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

OPINION: Netball Australia - what a disaster. It's fallen into the trap of Cancel Culture. Over the weekend, Netball Australia shot itself in the foot and lost $15m in sponsorship. Netball is not a sport that can afford to lose money. It's a sport that needs capital to develop, and so what a disaster this is. How did they let $15m slip through their fingers?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

They're two countries in different hemispheres of the earth. So, how can people continue to mix them up?

They're two countries in different hemispheres of the earth. So, how can people continue to mix them up?

In this episode, we share with you some of our general observations about what we like to call ‘the language learning landscape’ in Australia. For as long as we’ve known each other, we’ve been talking about elements of this in bits and pieces - our experiences of learning languages at school and uni, which languages were perceived as being ‘useful’ or ‘good for your career’ while others were seen to be an ‘unusual choice’ (!), the power and prominence of English despite the many languages used in our communities, and where languages other than English fit into our education systems. This is just an introduction, as this is a BIG topic and we’ll be going into a bit more detail in future episodes!What are your observations of ‘the language learning landscape’ in Australia? Let us know your thoughts!

How does the film industry differ in Australia? Let's find out!

Between 1952 and 1963 the British Government carried out 12 major nuclear weapon tests in Australia in the remote Montebello islands and in South Australia at Maralinga and Emu Field. Why did the Australian Government agree to nuclear weapon testing in Australia? Let’s find out!

36 minutes you'll hear Roger Overall & Paul O'Mahony shout about loving your suppliers & staff. We sink into this challenge that tests every business. We discuss why... - Welcome "browsers" into your store - they'll buy in future (2.00) - Show "you're very welcome" (3.30) - Give customers space & time - We hate pop-up ads on websites - It's good to Attract some, Repel others (7.40) - Don't ignore loyal customers in favour of new customers (9.10) - Have a Web page for first time visitors (9.55 We also discuss .................. - A big mistake we made last week (12.28) - "We are European" (14.25) - Our primary purpose (15.10) - Fresh thinking from USA - It's a pity we don't have advice from Japan & China (17.00) - It's good to admit your mistakes quickly Also: - Make a fuss of your suppliers & employees (19.49) - How to treat your suppliers well - Be irresistibly attractive. - Why it's important to be consistent (23.30) - Why treat staff well - Case study: Amazon in Cork (24.15) - "Internal customers" (25.00) - 3 things a company can do to be genuinely attractive (25.20) - Generosity - Respect - Cheerleading - Selling books in Ireland & USA (28.10) - Projecting an image of your business ethos (30:05) - Featuring staff (31.00) Do something that matters every day We finished with - Summary of key points (31.20) - Cheering for Mark Cotton, our audio & music genius & Sarah (33.50) @mcfontaine produces The Bletchley Park Podcast Thanks to listeners (35.45) ___________________ Appeal to our supporters : Please tell one other person about #BusinessJazzPodcast _______________________ We spoke fondly of : O'Mahony's Bookshop in Limerick AJ Leon, Misfits Inc Akari Software Borders Bookstore Chris Brogan, author David Hobby, photographer Rich Roberts @FiremanRich Mark Cotton, sound engineer USA, Canada, Europe, Germany, Japan, China, Manilla, Mexico, Texas, Vietnam, Australia ________________________ Let’s work together – fondly @rogeroverall @omaniblog @bizjazzpodcast

London Elektricity is back with a fresh selection of dubs.New tracks from Cyantific, Sub Focus, Danny Byrd and Bop. Keeping you well upto date with all that is going on, plus news from Tony’s recent tour of Australia…Let us know what you think and also, pre-order bop’s amazing album at iambop.com.