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Harry Bennetto is the Head of Revenue at PropHero, an Australian investment advisor that helps you find, buy and manage the best investment properties using an online platform and proprietary AI algorithms. Today he joins Bryce to chat about the market here in Australia, the different types of real estate investing strategies open to us, and why you shouldn't limit yourself to buying in your backyard!This episode is sponsored by PropHero.PropHero are offering Equity Mates Listeners $1,000 off their product. Head to: https://prophero.com.au/equitymatesWant more Equity Mates? Click here. *****In the spirit of reconciliation, Equity Mates Media and the hosts of Equity Mates Investing Podcast acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people today. *****This episode contained sponsored content from Prop Hero. *****Equity Mates Investing Podcast is a product of Equity Mates Media. This podcast is intended for education and entertainment purposes. Any advice is general advice only, and has not taken into account your personal financial circumstances, needs or objectives. Before acting on general advice, you should consider if it is relevant to your needs and read the relevant Product Disclosure Statement. And if you are unsure, please speak to a financial professional. Equity Mates Media operates under Australian Financial Services Licence 540697.Equity Mates is part of the Acast Creator Network. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

OUR GAMBLING HARM PODCAST With Jane Bennetto - Therapeutic Counsellor by Ralph Barba

Tim Bennetto is a software developer and indie hacker. He's the founder of a social media scheduling platform called Pallyy with over 24,000 users and 700 paying customers.In this episode, Tim talks about:* How DMs helped Pallyy grow by 10X after 2 years.* His approach to acquiring new customers.* The importance of knowing your customers, not just listening to them. * Why you don't need a unique idea to start a business.* How staying small he helped him grow Pallyy.

Today, we talk with Matt Bennetto, Operations Manager at LinkForce. Joining us again is Rosie Allen from Rosie Allen Consulting, Mining Engineer and proud WASM graduate from the class of 2009. In this podcast we take a dive into diversity and how Western Australias largest shutdown business encourages diversity. Fun fact: 70% of employees at LinkForces Central Perth offices are female!   Episode Timeline: Diversity Program [00:50] We have developed a program called LTGo Program, it’s an eight-week course with tickets and certifications for individuals that may not have the connection, ability, or opportunity to work. We give everyone the opportunity, even if you are white, indigenous, Asian, male, female, etc. [01:32] LinkForce has always taken the approach of recruiting future graduates in mechanical engineering, structural engineering, etc. with female engineers as my priority.   Qualifications [02:09] With more than a thousand applicants, only 2% of females had applied for structural, civil, and mechanical engineering. Females are known for their attention to detail and drive that fits to our industry. Personal achievements are not enough to succeed, circumstances of diversity are just as important to be motivated.   Priming Young & Gifted People [04:22] Teens already made a decision about their interest before they get to high school and enrolling at a university. Companies are starting to realize that having a diverse workplace should be addressed at the root level. [07:01] Curtains opens up to these gifted children. Many companies organize flights for a bootcamp.   [09:32] It creates buzz for them. Seeing adults working in action at a large scale creates excitement for them. With technology and the aspects happening in the mining industry, the world is their oyster.   Introducing your Work to your Child [10:56] Seeing your children watch with excitement, the question is how do you promote it to them? There are many career opportunities in Western Australia; geology, metallurgy, mining, engineering, surveying, fabrication—data and coding in the next decade.   Key Quotes: [04:58 – 05:04] “Whether you have a son or daughter, they always want to be like their parents.” [03:04 – 03:14] “Regardless if you are a male or female, you always challenge yourself to be better at something.”   Connect with Rosie through her socials: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosie-allen-consulting   Connect with Matt through his socials: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-bennetto-a580a899/   Learn more about Link Force at: Website: https://www.linkforce.com.au/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/linkforce-engineering/    

In this episode, we have invited Matt Bennetto, Operations Manager of Linkforce. He worked on and supported some of WA's largest projects and companies Chevron Gorgon load-out facility, Christmas Creek, Utah Point, KCGM to name a few, with success and efficiencies improved every time. Matt understands reliability, communication, transparency but most of all honesty, which has assisted greatly throughout my career. Today, Matt talks all about shutdowns; his experiences, how he manages his people and leadership.   Shutdown during the pandemic [01:22] With current situations relating to COVID, Matt and his company had to work closely with state and federal government to make sure that proper protocols are followed, like social distancing. As well as working closely with BHP, who were instrumental in coordinating and organizing everything from the information packs prior to attendance, coordinating multiple planes, and multiple buses to carry people. They had four meetings a day, with all the contractors as well as the morning client, and the key decision makers. These are then reported through to the federal government and state government of how they were managing it.   Managing people [03:26] Matt work with a very large workforce, it is diverse and has different personalities. Leadership is key to any business, and it always sets a tone of culture, performance, and attitude. He thinks that Linkforce has a very strong and solid culture. From that, it runs into the leadership that are on site. Not everyone gets along in life, and there are different personalities but each of their leadership is significantly similar in that some may have stronger empathy than others. Matt believes in a leadership that cares and has passion for what they do. Because they are people driven business. Empathy is the most important thing.   Good workplace culture [06:40] Matt thinks that what creates a good workplace culture is honesty, integrity, support, and ensuring that, at the end of the day, if you say something you stand by that having everyone's ability to voice their opinion in the company is very important. As wells as working with people that have similar passions, that operates or is pulling in the same direction as you. He has may similarities with his people wherein they come from a rural background, so they have similar interests like being early morning risers, the fencing all day, or cattle mastering or working in the cattle yards, etc.   Attitude towards failure and mistakes [07:37] Matt shares that their business is people driven, they make mistakes. It's just how people own it and accept it. They have a very close leadership in their business where they monitor all sorts of aspects of whether it's a safety incident, or if we're seeing a trend, or if we're seeing sort of behaviors that could be coming from them as leaders.   Software development [10:47] Their company developed a software because there needed to be an ability to measure and monitor how people are operating in shutdown. To reduce the time of meeting with a client and having one key leader talking to the client directly, and where you need your frontline leaders to be monitoring the field, so that there are no delays of time of where they actually need to be. Because of this, not only can they show the client the areas where they can potentially improve, but it also drives an improvement in their business.   [13:05] The software was developed purely for something that has a timeline. So, everything that Matt and his people do each day at work, they are coordinated, one task flows to the next task because of this. They could be backfilling or working on the pace plan, looking at the pressures, and all of that will be in a timeline directed by either the client, the company, or the contractor.   Go to https://www.linkforce.com.au/ to know more about their services.   You can also follow Matt on LinkedIn. Thanks to our producer Trixi for the tireless effort that goes into the production of these episodes and also to Rosie Allen for joining us on the show. 

Catherine comes from New Zealand, but in the last decade she has lived out of a suitcase together with her husband and two children. We crossed path when she was in South Africa in 2014. She started in the film industry, working as an Assistant Director. How Not to Fall in Love, Actually is her first novel. Then came Make or Break. A third novel is on its way to the printing house. Beautiful and with plenty of talent, Catherine is now a full time writer, full time mom and full time traveler. Her family's support and her own determination and passion for the job are the ingredients of her career. https://www.catherinebennetto.com/about-catherineYou want to contact me ? Write here: jobtalespodcast@gmail.comPlease subscribe! tell me more about you, your dreams, and your next job.

This episode is sponsored by Ecotricity - New Zealand’s only carboNZero certified electricity retailer. Join Ecotricity now! 30 Personality testMyers Briggs test or Strengths Finder 29 Personal Time Voucher Either volunteer hours or quality time. What’s your skill set – tailoring, mending, IT, jamming doors, painting, proofing. 28 Ebooks / vouchers 27 Give a goatWorld Vision , Tear Fund, Oxfam 26 Restaurant vouchersEspecially local, small, seasonal – organic. 25 DIY Garden giftsIndoor potted plants, second-hand pot, home-grown seedlings, home-made ready to go compost, or worm castings. 24 Take away cupor Keep cup. 23 Get out on the harbourSailing on harbour or Ferry trip to island, protected bird sanctuaries like Tiri Tiri Matangi. 22 Magazine gift subscriptionThe gift that keeps on giving. 21 Mason Jar Cake mix (stripy)Soup mix, slices, biscuits, seed bread. Need to add instructions and list what wet ingredients are needed, great for zero waste vegans. 20 Colour analysisGetting your colours done. And personal style analysis 19 Massage VoucherShout out to Auckland’s NiceTouch 18 Make a mixtapeOr Spotify playlist. 17 Bake something 16 Hand-drawn family tree 15 Frozen meals 14 Fruit and vegetable bagsSee Rubbish Free website, bags for shopping. Think about the materials, see article. 13 Toiletry packIntroduce people to some new products, dental floss, go bamboo toothbrush, or eco-comb/hairbrush. 12 Organic MenswearBarkers have an organic range. 11 ChocolateSpecifically, fair trade and organic available at supermarkets including Huckleberry or your local organic shop. Bennetto, Green & Blacks are good brands. Watch the packaging! 11A Good quality kitchen equipmentNo motors, no plastic, good gifts for under 20s. A mortar and pestle, stainless steel measuring cups, spoons, mixing bowl, wooden chopping board. 10 LessonsSinging, guitar, mountain bike skills, cooking. 9 ShowsThe ballet, live stand up comedy, theatre, dance shows. 8 ExperiencesDining in the Dark and Escape Rooms. 7 LumosityPurchasable as a gift for others, great for the brain. 6 Customisable calendarsSuch as Snapfish (paper based). 5 Civil Defence PacksA gift that people really need. Getaway Kit or Emergency Survival Items... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It is Jeff’s last time on Breakfasters, and this week has been filled with quality interviews, great stories and heart-warming chats. Sarah shares a story from her surf adventure and the characters she encountered. Joel Bray came to the studio to talk about his show Daddy, a solo dance cabaret that combines humour and tenderness. Producer Elizabeth McCarthy does a special appearance in this week’s Book Review, giving her frank opinion on French novel Adele by Leila Slimani. Cloudstreet is playing at the Malthouse Theatre, and Assistant director Katt Osborne stops by to talk about the award-winning stage show. Crushes and stepping up when you’re not capable are two topics that Jeff, Sarah and Geraldine chats about. Dr. Darren O’Donovan phones the studio to discuss the serious issues concerning robo-debt. We finish up with an extravaganza from the live show at Northcote Social Club, packed with fun guests. Producers Elizabeth McCarthy and Michelle Bennet, Weird Science’s Dr. Jen, Friday Funnybugger’s Laura Dunemann and all-round entertainer Casey Bennetto all celebrate Jeff Sparrow in his last show with the Breakfasters in this last half of the podcast.

Catherine Bennetto's laugh out loud romantic comedies deal with the “Bridget Jones” dilemmas of contemporary life – unexpected pregnancies, failed love affairs – have been praised by critics for their wit, charm and freshness. Hello there, I'm your host Jenny Wheeler and today Catherine talks about the darker side of rom com, working on top TV shows, and  marrying your best friend. Six things you'll learn from this Joys of Binge Reading episode: Why Catherine writes what she likes to readGetting started in TVIn favour of marrying your best friendNo pink fluff ! The darker side of romanceThe last book series she binge readOn going to work in a bikini Where to find Catherine Bennetto: Website: https://www.catherinebennetto.com/  Twitter: @cathbennetto  Facebook: @catherine.bennetto.3 What follows is a "near as" transcript of our conversation, not word for word but pretty close to it, with links to important mentions. Jenny: Was there a “Once Upon A Time' moment when you decided you must write fiction or you would have somehow let yourself down, or not completed something you were meant to do?  And if so what was the catalyst for it? Catherine Bennetto - fresh rom com Catherine: No, I actually can't remember a time when I didn't write because I remember my first book, if you could call it a book that I wrote. I think I was about nine or ten and even though I'd always written, I'd written poems. I've got scraps of paper that my grandma has kept, when I wrote things for her when I was six and seven and I just always knew I wanted to write a book. But I didn't actually sit down to go 'Now I'm going to write a novel' until I wanted to be a bit older. So I went into television and did all of that, knowing that I would always write a book because I had always written. I just wanted to be a bit more worldly and write with a bit more authority rather than completely make it up. So I started - I can't remember how old I was, in my thirties - and that's when I felt mature enough that I could actually write with authority on what I wanted to write on. But no, I was always, always going to write a book. Rom Coms a natural choice Jenny: You've published two well received rom coms aimed – dare I say it – fairly squarely at Gen Y and Gen X readers.  Was it a case of writing what you like to read -  more strategic? What made you decide on rom coms as your genre? How Not to Fall In Love Actually Catherine: No, it definitely wasn't just strategic. If there are people out there who can do that, then they must be brilliant. But no, I write what I actually can write I think and also what I like to read. I like to read everything but I lean towards things definitely with comedy. I think even when I write things with a dark subject matter they come out a bit flippant and I can't seem to help myself. So now I write what I like and I never worried whether anybody was going to like it or read it. I wrote it squarely for myself and it's just amazing that it got published. Jenny: Your debut novel was How Not to Fall in Love Actually. A play on the much-loved movie Love Actually – and your heroine worked in TV.   That was easy for you – because that's what you did too, isn't it? Getting started in TV Catherine: Yes, I've worked in TV since I was 22, I think, so in that book she's got my exact job. Behind the scenes TV is so funny and so nuts and full of so many odd characters. You've got so many different people from different walks of life trying to make the same thing. I just had to write something that was sort of semi-based 'behind the scenes' because I had such a wonderful time working in television and everybody was quite nuts. So that was pretty fun. NZ's popular soap - Shortland Street Jenny: And the little mentions about getting the different extras that have to fill different roles, there's a real comedy with all of that as well. Catherine: Yes,

This week we head to the appendix of our encyclopaedia of heroic failure and talk about some stone cold heroes. Way back in early 2017 we talked about the worst board games, fairy tales, professional wrestlers, TV comedies and first dates - now Ben and Barry return to the scene of the crimes to laud some champions.  On our way we uncover the real story behind Beauty and the Beast, why Calvin Coolidge was a hit with the ladies and laud a big, battle-scarred bear with a scabby heart of gold. Follow us on Twitter: @worstfoot @bazmcstay @benvandervelde Visit www.worstfootforwardpodcast.com for all previous episodes and you can now donate to us on Patreon if you’d like to support Ben’s new baby and Barry’s crippling trivia addiction: https://www.patreon.com/WorstFootForward Worst Foot Forward is part of Podnose: www.podnose.com

Paul Foxcroft, Sarah Bennetto, Cecily Knobler and Auggie Smith join host, Dave Holmes, to discuss Coolio, international cuisine and illness that’s powerful enough to transcend the Atlantic. Cecily wants to plug her website and recommends The Arrangement on the E! Network. Auggie wants to plug his upcoming tour dates on his website and recommends the Henry Phillips film Punching the Clown. Paul wants to plug Questing Time, where he makes comedians play Dungeons and Dragons, and recommends The Maximum Fun podcast The Adventure Zone. Sarah wants to plug her upcoming quest for the Forrest Fenn Treasure and recommends the comedy of Bec Hill. Finally, Dave Holmes is on Twitter @DaveHolmes and hosts his live quiz show, The Friday Forty at LA’s Meltdown Theatre on the second Friday of every month. You can let us know what you think of International Waters and suggest guests through our Facebook group or on Twitter. Written by Riley Silverman and John-Luke Roberts, recorded at MaxFunHQ in LA and GuiltFreePostin London, produced by Laura Swisher and Julian Burrell.

@TinDogPodcast reviews the wonderful  #DoctorWho - Classic Doctors - New Monsters Volume 2 from @BigFinish   CLASSIC DOCTORS, NEW MONSTERS VOLUME 02   This title was released in July 2017. It will be exclusively available to buy from the BF website until September 30th 2017, and on general sale after this date. A brand new boxset of four adventures, featuring monsters from the new series of Doctor Who! Night of the Vashta Nerada by John Dorney Funworld was set to be the happiest planet in the galaxy. A planet of joy, of euphoria, of laughter and delight. Except construction was marred by reports of a predator and then, a few days before opening, all communication ceased. Owner Georgia Donnelly is desperate to open the resort and has hired Amanda Steele's crew to find out what happened on the planet. They're the best. But even they might not be up to the task. Joined by the Doctor and being picked off one by one, they slowly start to realise that something terrifying lurks in the shadows. Empire of the Racnoss by Scott Handcock When a distress call rips the TARDIS from the Vortex, dragging it back through time, it arrives in the midst of a conflict between Gallifrey and an ancient foe. The Doctor, as ever, wants to help, but in returning a wounded combatant home, he becomes further and further entangled in a web of deceit and recrimination. A web spun by an eight-legged Empress and her minions… The Empire of the Racnoss is at war, and wherever he stands, the Doctor is on the wrong side. The Carrionite Curse by Simon Guerrier Katy Bell returns to her Midlands home to find strange goings-on at the buskers fair. A witch trial in the 1980s. A bonfire ready to be lit... Luckily, a colourful visitor is already investigating, and the local vicar, Katy's dad, is versed in tales of the macabre. Terrifying forces are on the loose, and the town hall holds a secret. There is black magic in the Black Country, and the Doctor has the name of his enemy on the tip of his tongue... Something wicked this way comes. Day of the Vashta Nerada by Matt Fitton As the Time War rages, Cardinal Ollistra of Gallifrey seeks to create ever more dangerous weapons to deploy against the enemy. When the Doctor stumbles across Synthesis Station, he discovers that the Time Lords have sponsored a project to weaponise already-lethal creatures. But in doing so, Eva Morrison and her team have unwittingly used a colony of Vashta Nerada with a very unfortunate history of humanoid contact. The Doctor finds himself leading a desperate race for survival, in which the shadows may be the least of their worries… Written By: John Dorney, Scott Handcock, Simon Guerrier, Matt Fitton Directed By: Barnaby Edwards Cast Tom Baker (The Doctor), Peter Davison (The Doctor), Colin Baker (The Doctor), Paul McGann (The Doctor), Adjoa Andoh (Racnoss Empress), Nigel Planer(Old Racnoss Emperor/ Herrax), Andrew French (Racnoss Consort), Lisa Kay(Alayna), Pam Ferris (Amanda Steele), Lorelei King (Georgia Donnelly), Emma Lowndes (Phelan), Matt Devitt (Bennetto), Maya Sondhi (Katy Bell), Andrée Bernard (Mary Sissinghurst), Adèle Anderson (Eileen Nelthorpe), Michael Fenton-Stevens (Rev Douglas Bell), Jacqueline Pearce (Ollistra), Jan Ravens (Dr Eva Morrison), Himesh Patel (Biotech Dendry), Tim Wallers (Commander Roxita/ Security Chief Raldon). Other parts played by members of the cast.   Producer David Richardson Script Editor Matt Fitton

Elections for the police board are coming up this Thursday. Will we see any new faces? Lloyd Ferguson. City Councillor, Ward 12, City of Hamilton. What are the big projects on the agenda for 2017 in the City of Hamilton. What optimism is there for the City's plans for this year? Chris Murray. City Manager, City of Hamilton The Hamilton School board issued a report back in November which would call for the closure of several schools including Bennetto, Cathy Wever, and Strathcona. A group of parents are fighting against the closure of Hess Street School and will be holding a public meeting on Wednesday January 11th. David Heska, Keep Hess Open, on the parent council at Hess Street school

The Hamilton School board issued a report back in November which would call for the closure of several schools including Bennetto, Cathy Wever, and Strathcona. A group of parents are fighting against the closure of Hess Street School and will be holding a public meeting on Wednesday January 11th. David Heska, Keep Hess Open, on the parent council at Hess Street school

Actor, performance maker and cabaret artiste Ash Flanders (Sisters Grimm) joins me for the second Melbourne Cabaret Festival 2016 special to talk about inbred dogs (yeah, I mean pugs), music theatre cabaret, brothels, stand up versus cabaret, being "safe" onstage, our mutual fascination with John Farnham, Casey Bennetto (again), theatre schools, the glamour of an artist's life, puppy play and how everyone's a failure and THAT'S OK!! And I didn't have too much libelous material out. And why did I say "next week" at the end?? AM I A LUNATIC!?!? If you get onto this early, you can still see Ash Flanders' show 'Playing To Win' at the Melbourne Cabaret Festival 2016 (at 6:45pm until 19 June 2016). I'm going tonight. And the fact I used the present tense is evidence of how hopeful I am that this podcast will upload with no problems (seriously, the amount of tech stuff that has been going awry lately, I'm about to throw my computer out the window and destroy the internet...check out my chipmunk transitions in this ep, thanks to some weird sample rate balls ups). Please do book for our shows ('Playing to Win' until 19 June, 'Bang On The Strillers - Live' on 21 June and 'Fox Poncing' 23-25 June) via www.melbournecabaret.com #IStandByTheArts