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7.15 am// Jordy Silverstein from Loud Jew Collective at Free Palestine RallyWe revisit a speech from the Free Palestine rally from Sunday 23rd March, where Jordy Silverstein of the Loud Jew Collective spoke about solidarity and the ways in which we in the west can fight against occupation and imperialism in our daily lives.  7.30 am// Manju from Nuclear Free Campaign, Friends of the EarthManju is one of the coordinators of the Nuclear Free Campaign with Friends of the Earth Melbourne. She joins us on the show today to discuss the upcoming event, "No to Nuclear bike ride". To find details about the bike ride event, please go to @foenuclearfree on Instagram or https://www.melbournefoe.org.au/notonuclearbikeride for more details. To see the radiation plume map, visit https://nuclearplume.au/ 7.45 am// Kate Marshall from Health Services UnionKate Marshall is the National Senior Assistant Secretary at the Health Services Union. The union has recently launched its campaign for universal reproductive health leave, calling for an additional 12 days of leave entitlement for all workers. Kate discusses the current costs to the economy, how existing leave entitlements are not sufficient, and the benefits universal reproductive health leave to workers and businesses. More information on the reproductive leave campaign here. 8.00 am// Bee from Vixen Workers Bee is a migrant sex worker, outreach peer support worker for women of cultural and linguistically diverse backgrounds for Vixen and AMSWAG (Asian Migrant Sex Worker Advisory Group) under the Scarlet Alliance. They are also a member of Justice for Our Sisters. Bee talks to us today about Operation Inglenook and the recent increase in ABF raids targeting Asian-migrant sex workers, and the upcoming action on Thursday 17th April outside 808 Bourke St. For more information, please go to @vixenworkers on Instagram. Join the email campaign to end racist immigration raids here. 8.15 am// Yolanda Waters from Divers for Climate ActionYolanda Waters is the CEO of Divers for Climate Action, a new climate advocacy organisation. Yolanda holds a PhD in marine social science and founded the community-led organisation in 2023. Divers for Climate represents the concerns of SCUBA divers, free divers, commercial divers and snorkelers in advocating for climate action and to protect our oceans. SongsSpinifex Gum - Dream Baby DreamRuby Gill - Room Full of Human Male PoliticiansKee'Ahn - Better Things

Sydney Voices 4 Palestine 29th Sept here II Senator Mehreen Faruqui and Academic Nick Riemer. Vivian Langford reportingRefugee Encampament Update here II the refugee encampment outside the Home Affairs Office in Bourke St, Melbourne has reached its 80th day. The refugees are victims of the 'fast track' system with over 9,000 people left lanquishing in limbo for up to 12 years waiting for permanent visas. Police and by-laws officers came on Wednesday 2 Oct threatening them with eviction from the footpath. Aran Mylvagnam tells us what happened.Refugees, Storytelling and the Upcoming Federal Election here II Walkley-award winning photojournalist Barat Ali Batoor joins us to tell us about the event titled Refugees, Storytelling and the Upcoming Federal Election - a conversation about the experiences of refugees between Behrouz Boochani, a Kurdish journalist and advocate, and Barat Ali Batoor at Storey Hall, RMIT 7pm Wednesday 9th Oct.Circus Oz Hub & Fringe here II Circus Oz is back and Dans Maree Sheehan gives us insights into Fringe shows from 9-20 October. Byron Hutton's Byron Hutton also joins us from one of the features of the season Escalate. Fundraiser spectacular Havoc 2 shows only 19 & 20th Oct.This is the Week here II Kevin Healy asks the serious questions using satire as puntuation.Super 's love affair with Nuclear here II Rosemary Kelly, from Quit Nuclear talks to us about the new report written in collaboration with the Australia Institute which shows the true extent of Australian superannuation investment in the nuclear industry.

Sydney Pro-Palestine Voice here II  Palestine Rally Sydney Town Hall Sunday September 8th Dr Sarah Abdo. Recorded by Vivien Langford.24 Hr Hunger Strike @ Refugee encampment here II After 61 days of the Melbourne encampment at Home Affairs at 550 Bourke St, Docklands, to raise the issue of refugees left in limbo because they do not have permanent visas, Prashant alerts us to the 24 hour hunger strike beginning on Sunday 15th Sept at 10am. He is calling for people to come and support the refugees and their allies.DLF Reflections here II Annie and Tobi talk through their experience of the police response to the demonstrations against the Land Forces Weapons Expo held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. Vox pop from Wednesday 11th September when the most aggressive police actions occurred.FUSE Festival here II Spring FUSE Festival is the Darebin Council showcase of local artists running from 14th Sept - 22 Sept. We are joined by artist Zena Cumpston talking about her show Return.This is the Week here II Kevin Healy runs through the week with satire.FILEF support CFMEU here II Renata Musolino talks about FILEF's statement of support for the CFMEU.Featured songs:Manifesto (Victor Jara) performed by Bruce SpringsteenSomething has changed - Kate VigoGet me out of here - King Stingray

Voices Palestine Rally Sydney 20 July here II Sarah Sarweesh, a Palestinian Australian, who speaks at the Sydney Rally for Palestine on July 20th after being arrested at Anthony Albanese's electorate office.11 years too long here II We hear Ada, a refugee from Iran, who spoke at the RAC Speak Out on the corner of Bourke St and Swanston St to mark the 11 years that people have been waiting for changes to permanent visa policies.All Static & Noise here II Filmmaker David Novack, talks about his film All Static & Noise which Investigates the attacks on the Uyghurs in their homeland of East Turkestan by the Chinese State.Bloomshed tears The Importance of Being Earnest here II  James Jackson, from Bloomshed Theatre, talks to us about the new work which reinterprets Oscar Wilde's witty class riddled comedy The Importance of Being Earnest. Playing 1-11 August at Fortyfivedownstairs 45 Flinders Lne, City tickets7:30pm startThis is the Week here II Kevin Healy lays out the week with a satirical eye.Organising! A Remedy for Despair here II We chat with Ben Kunkler, who as part of Melbourne University NTEU Causals Network was part of the campaign which clawed back $45 million of stolen wages from the University and set the agenda for the entire higher education sectors push to decasualizes the workforce. Their campaign has been immortalised through the Commons Library's launch of the Organising! A Remedy for Despair case study and the We are The University oral history. These two resources document how casual workers at Australia's richest university launched a series of campaigns in 2019 and 2020 which culminated in the back payment of a staggering $45 million in stolen wages. Along the way they recruited hundreds of new members, built a network of delegates, and steadily forced management to concede to a range of demands. Both the oral history and the summarised case study provide insights and lessons for those challenging exploitation and building union power in their own workplaces.

Welcome to another of the Monday Breakfast show, produced and presented in the studios of 3CR and hosted by Rob Harrison. First up we hear Cam and Andy of the Yeah Nah Pasaran show speak with academic Chris Wilson about the previously undiscovered digital footprint of the Australian killer who perpetrated massacres in Aotearoa in 2019.  You can hear more content from the Yeah Nah Pasaran Show on Thursdays from 4:30 to 5pm or click here to stream it digitally.As the wheels of capitalism, imperialism and colonialism continue to spin, direct action is needed to blockade a global economy which is complicit in the genocide of Palestinians. Today, in cities across the globe, a series of coordinated actions will take place to do exactly that. Rob spoke with Nathalie, a passionate advocate, writer & creative from the SWANA region to talk further about the action. She is a proud descendant of a long line of resistance fighters & political leaders in the Levant. Arriving to this continent as a refugee, Nathalie has dedicated herself to fighting for the rights of marginalized peoples globally and for dismantling structural racism through storytelling, spoken word and staunch political action. Check out the Disrupt Wars Instagram page for more info on all the actions happening throughout Naarm/so-called Melbourne today, including: From 8AM on the steps of Victoria Parliament there will be a rally to get Elbit Systems out of so-called Victoria From 9:30: Blockade to shut down AW Bell at 145 Abbotts Rd, Dandenong SouthFrom 11AM: Speak out for Palestine happening at 700 Swanston StFrom 12pm: BP out of Palestine rally in protest of the oil company's supply of fuel to Israel's military. The protest will occur at 717 Bourke St, DocklandsFollowing that we played James McKenzie of 3CR program In Ya Face's conversation with Damien Patterson, Policy and Advocacy Officer for the Council to Homeless Persons about the need for more funding toward safer housing options for trans and gender diverse people, including a crisis housing facility. You can hear more of the In Ya Face show on Fridays from 4 to 5pm or at the link here.And finally we hear a segment of the YarraBUG show from the 25th of March 2024 in which host Chris speaks with Paul Baker about his pathway from starting off riding BMX as a kid, commuting, workplace bicycle user groups, the June 2022 'halt' of the roll out of protected cycling lanes in Melbourne, organising #comerailtrailwithme bike trail rides and getting elected to the Bicycle Network board. You can listen to the full episode of the YarraBUG show here.Events: On Tuesday the 16th of April there will be a peaceful protest outside Attorney General Mark Dreyfus' office to pressure the Federal Government to remove its alignment with Israel. That's happening from 5:30pm at 566 Main Street, Mordialloc. On Thursday the 18th of April the 'Say No to Injustice: Expel Israeli Ambassador for War Crimes' rally will take place at Federation Square from 5:30pm. Camp Sovereignty is ongoing and support is encouraged. Events are held throughout the week there, the info for which can be found at the Old Country Calling Instagram page. The Free Palestine rally will also continue this Sunday from 12pm outside the State Library.Songs played: 'Morning Sun' - Bumpy'Let Them Know Something' - Barkaa'Cinderella' - Remi Wolf'One True Place'  - Amy Saunders 

John somehow finds himself on a popular Chinese TV show. Plus, the Bourke St. incident is discussed. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We ask 'have you got an embarrassing pet?' We discuss the shocking incident that occurred on Friday night on Bourke St. mason Cox joins the show and decides not to leave, PLUS...'Can you live without your partner?'  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A message from the Deputy Executive Director at Friends of the Earth Japan, Ayumi Fukakusa (pictured) was read out to those at a Bourke St, Melbourne protest staged out the front of the Japanese Embassy. The Melbourne protest was organised by that city's Friends of the Earth. Ms Fukakusa's message, delivered at similar protests all around the world said: "Japan is one of the top financier of fossil fuel projects. Japan uses public money to support destructive projects. Back in April, the G7 Ministers' Meeting on Climate, Energy and Environment was held in Sapporo. The joint communiqué included a commitment to achieving a decarbonized power sector by 2035, as in the previous year. It also noted that accelerating the transition to “clean energy" is the key to energy security, and that the phase-out of unabated fossil fuels must be accelerated. This statement is an indication of the international community's strong sense of urgency regarding the need to strengthen measures in the face of the accelerating climate crisis. On the other hand, Japan's backward-looking stance was conspicuous among the G7 members, as it opposed the inclusion of a deadline for phase-out of coal-fired power generation and insisted that gas be maintained as a “bridge fuel” in the shift to clean energy. "The promotion of an international “Green Transformation" was clearly stated in the Ministers' Meeting's Joint Communique. It needs to be emphasised that Japan's “Green Transformation”  is full of “misguided climate change measures" that have uncertain carbon reduction effects and are not consistent with the 1.5°C target of the Paris Agreement, such as building or extending the operation of nuclear power plants, extending the life of thermal power generation through co-firing of hydrogen, ammonia, and biomass or CCS. Fuel sources and technologies such as hydrogen, ammonia, and CCS, have yet to be proven for practical application and commercialization, and their emission reduction effects and economics are questionable, which will delay real measures from being implemented, and these technologies will not be ready in time for 2035. Although hydrogen and ammonia are mentioned in the joint statement as low-carbon technologies, various conditions are attached to their development and use, including the need to be able to demonstrate emission-reducing effects and consistency with the 1.5°C target. "It is very important for us that you all from Australia to put pressure on the Japanese government and Japanese corporations that are still running fossil fuel projects in Asia and Australia by holding a protest and showing solidarity during the G7 summit. We need to strengthen our international cooperation to make Japan completely withdraw from all of their fossil fuel projects and financial supports. Not only during the G7 summit, let's continue to focus on amplifying the voices of people throughout the world, especially from Asia where many Japanese fossil fuel projects are ongoing despite the severe impacts of climate change in the region, against the Japanese government and Japanese corporations." --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/robert-mclean/message

The Victorian Government is considering bail reform that could relax laws toughened in the wake of the Bourke St tragedy. A record number of suspended, disqualified and unlicensed drivers are being caught flouting the law on Victorian roads. Food prices at Coles and Woolworths jumped by over 9 per cent in the final quarter of 2022. Demand for Australia's iconic Akubra felt hats has gone through the roof, For updates and breaking news throughout the day take out a subscription at heraldsun.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the Peak Endurance podcast! Episode 180 is an episode where Ron and I chat with one of Scott Beams. Ron and I met Scott when I asked for pacers for my 7 Peaks FKT. Scott stepped up to the plate and was brilliant in his pacing duties. He then helped in my fundraising run for Red Nose Day when I ran from Bourke St Mt Buller to Bourke St in the city. He has also helped many other people achieve their running goals. In this episode we discuss how he got into running, his training, nutrition and sleep schedules. Scott definitely has an unconventional approach, but it clearly works well for him! We recorded this interview when we are in Bright for the Four Peaks race. Scott is a funny and incredibly kind person as I am sure you will get from this interview. Do you love the pod? I really hope so! If you do, did you know that it is super super easy to go onto Apple Podcasts and give the show 5 stars (if you think it deserves it, which I hope you do!!) and wrote a short review. I don't get paid to do this (in fact it costs me!!) but knowing that it means something to YOU makes me keep plugging away at it.  The link to Apple podcasts is here. Due to popular demand, I am holding my Goal Setting webinar again!! If you want to get your goals sorted and streamlined for 2023 now is your chance. This webinar covers not only setting goals for the year, but for your races as well! We will also talk about how to develop the habits to help you achieve your goals. The webinar goes for 90 minutes to 2 hours and is interactive with question time available. You will also be given workbooks, and a recording of the event to go back to. All this for only $70!! Go to the website www.peakendurancecoaching.com.au and head to the shop to register. Don't forget to please support my sponsors: Health and High Performance to keep those niggles and bay and get you back running healthy and strong and the best chocolate out there as it not only tastes good but it's good for you! Peak Chocolate! Go to https://peakchocolate.com.au/   to get 15% off some yummy chocolate that is actually good for you! Enjoy this fun chat with Scott!

BoyBlewe has a luminous energy that is shown through his music, personality & performances. Coming from a family of musicians, and growing up amongst a vast array of creative influences, his style is one that has evolved through classical, rock, and techno, now cutting a niche output of dark disco, indie dance, electronic, house & techno. Having DJ'd for the better part of a decade, and holding a 7yr residency at QLD's Elsewhere Bar, his relocation to Melbourne has seen him swiftly excel in a scene that forces artists to sink or swim. This mix pays credit to his unique musical stylings, a chugging, bass-heavy hour of power that commands attention from start to finish. @boyblewe ====================================================== Upcoming Novel events: React w/ Schacke
 Saturday 25th June, 3PM - 9PM
 Bourke Street Courtyard, 629 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3004 
Support: NAK, Willem, Bella Claxton, Moopie, Kaytseng
 www.facebook.com/events/1202115660324379 Novel Presents Papa Smurf (3hrs) - Forum Melbourne Sat 2nd July, 7:00PM - 12:30AM 154 Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000 Support: Walter Juan www.facebook.com/events/416917526926061/ Darklove pres. Gumm b2b Luke Alessi (CBD Warehouse) Sat 6th Aug, 9:00PM - 3:00AM 524 Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000 Support: Amber Ferraro, Huey Madden b2b MINA + Mode B https://www.facebook.com/events/1060956854511282 ==================================================== Stay in touch:
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After a broken finger brought on a debilitating illness, author Rae Cairns lost two years as her doctors searched for the right treatment. A bad reaction to drugs caused her hair to fall out. When her health had stabilised enough for her to return to writing, she lost her literary agent. Undeterred, Rae self-published her novel. After being shortlisted for a major award, she had a new agent and a two-book publishing deal with HarperCollins within a few weeks. Rae talks to James and Ashley about living with chronic invisible illness, coping with brain fog, and cultivating the resilience to share a story that, in her words, she just had to tell.    Rae Cairns's debut novel, 'The Good Mother,' was shortlisted for the 2021 Ned Kelly Awards for Best Debut Crime Fiction, and was published by HarperCollins in 2022. Her second novel will be out in 2023. Rae lives in Sydney. You can buy a copy of 'The Good Mother' from your local bookshop, Booktopia or wherever else good books are sold. Shout out to Australia's hardworking independent booksellers! Books and authors discussed in this episode: The Missing Among Us by Erin Stewart (ep 54); Daughters of Eve by Nina D Campbell; Black and Blue by Veronica Gorrie; Autumn by Ali Smith; The Children's Bible by Lydia Millet; Negative Space by BR Yeager; My Name Is Revenge by Ashley Kalagian Blunt; Goat Mountain by David Vann; It by Stephen King Denizen is coming out July 19! Find out more and pre-order here. Details about launch events in Sydney, Melbourne, Dubbo and online now available.  Ashley is performing live and in-person at Generation Women, a storytelling night in Sydney. Wednesday 29 June, 6:30-8:30pm, The Beresford 354 Bourke St, Surry Hills. Get tickets here! Ashley's next online writing workshop, The Joy of Creative Writing, is on Monday 25 July, 7:45-9 pm AEST online via Zoom. Book in here! Get in touch! Ashley's website: ashleykalagianblunt.com Ashley's Twitter: @AKalagianBlunt Ashley's Instagram: @akalagianblunt James' website: jamesmckenziewatson.com James' Twitter: @JamesMcWatson James' Instagram: @jamesmcwatson

Naarm-based DJ Netburner is becoming a regular fixture at local events, with genre-spanning sets and mixes that are as fun as they are technically precise. She's featured on lineups for Neurocrank, Cassiopeia, Static, Espace Noir, Lucid + more, showcasing a tightly curated output of electronic, breakbeat, prog, dream house, and techno. Here, she curates an hour that is blissful high-octane listening, optimal to get you in the right gear for a night of movement on the dancefloor, guaranteed to keep you on lock. Turn it up loud. @dj-netburner ====================================================== Upcoming Novel events: React w/ Schacke
 Saturday 25th June, 3PM - 9PM
 Bourke Street Courtyard, 629 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3004 
Support: NAK, Willem, Bella Claxton, Moopie, Kaytseng
 www.facebook.com/events/1202115660324379 Novel Presents Papa Smurf (3hrs) - Forum Melbourne Sat 2nd July, 7:00PM - 12:30AM 154 Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000 Support: Walter Juan www.facebook.com/events/416917526926061/ ==================================================== Stay in touch:
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Caitlin Medcalf has made an indelible mark on Warrang/Sydney's musical landscape. Whether through her lengthy tenure as a contributor to Purple Sneakers, her show on FBi Radio, her original productions on Parry Talks and Gallery Recordings, or most recently her Boiler Room showcase - a masterclass in all things high energy. Gracing stages at Splendour In The Grass, Listen Out, Output Festival and more, she's a well-loved name on the circuit. Musically, her sets span rave, house, techno, electro and breakbeat - with this mix being no exception. A tightly curated hour of power that is as impressive with its transitions as its track selection, this mix is optimal listening to for a peak time sweaty dance floor. @caitlinmedcalf Beat That Bitch With A Stick (Vocal) - K-Hand The Boat (Gerd's Re-work) - Grown Folk Dexterous - DJ Haus OG Chunker - Sally C Real Talk - Randomer Spring Back - Paul Johnson Keep Few Near (Ghosts On Tape Remix) - Grown Folk Two Of Wands - Jimmy Edgar Tron - RSC Game Over - Sansibar Third Eye Shine - Law Modelicious - Rnbws FourFifty - J Wax & Deejay Bloom Hydropump - Addison Groove & Die Spreo Superbus (Girl Unit Remix) - Kodak Insert Title Track - De Sluwe Vos Give A Little More - Agent Orange Stop & Go - P.Vanillaboy Get Loose - Bored Lord BOUNCE TO THA TRACK - Club Cab Smoker (Snarexx 909 Mix) - Raw Takes ====================================================== Upcoming Novel events: smalltown with Oliver Huntemann + Oliver Schories
 Sunday 12th June, 12PM - 10PM
Pica, 1 Woolboard Rd, Port Melbourne VIC 3207
 Support: Laura King, Jordan Brando, Aldonna, Fosters
 www.facebook.com/events/3182659358681297/ React w/ Schacke
 Saturday 25th June, 3PM - 9PM
 Bourke Street Courtyard, 629 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3004 
Support: NAK, Willem, Bella Claxton, Moopie, Kaytseng
 www.facebook.com/events/1202115660324379 Novel Presents Papa Smurf (3hrs) - Forum Melbourne Sat 2nd July, 7:00PM - 12:30AM 154 Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000 Support: Walter Juan https://www.facebook.com/events/416917526926061/ ==================================================== Stay in touch:
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Hung Le - Melbourne comedian legend! He was the first Asian comedian to perform in Australian comedy clubs and on TV, back in 1987, and he was very successful. In 1975, as a child, Hung and his family had to flee Vietnam when South Vietnam finally fell to North Vietnam. He is one of the first ‘boat people' and his story is incredible! I read his autobiography The Crappiest Refugee by Hung Le – an amazing story! Well worth reading. We talk about how he first started performing with a classical string quartet, The Como String Quartet, busking in the Bourke St. mall in Melbourne. He was the 3rd violinist, the 5thmember of a quartet, and he became the clown, the funny guy who interacted with the audience, danced with members of the audience, and made everyone laugh. In 1987 they entered Red Faces on Hey Hey It's Saturday Night, an incredibly popular live entertainment show on Channel 9 at the time, and they won! The Como String Quartet toured all over Australia and performed in Edinburgh and England. At their peak, the Como String Quartet performed on the Muppets! At the time, that was considered the highest privilege in show business. Hung went on to try solo stand up comedy in 1992, and has been working as a professional comedian ever since. He has had comedy shows in all of the festivals here in Australia year after year, as well as Edinburgh and Montreal. He has also performed live and on TV in Kenya, the Philippines, and other parts of Asia. His story is funny, sad, shocking, exhilarating, eye-opening, and educational. I feel very lucky to have had Hung tell me his story. I hope you get as much out of this conversation as I did.

Naarm creative and Crown Ruler favourite Midnight Tenderness has adorned his name on a plethora of the scenes favourite labels, imprints and event series' - Ken Oath, ILIO Records, Skylab Radio, Butter Sessions & Soothsayer. The producer and DJs output fuses sparkling digital tones and heavy basslines, rooted in dub, synth-funk, broken beat and jungle. This mix leans into this natural amalgamation of dance music's versatility, somewhat of a signature that he has claimed as his own. An optimal laid back listen, that will nourish and soothe you. @midnighttenderness ====================================================== Upcoming Novel events: smalltown with Âme b2b Dixon (4hrs) Saturday 28th May, 3PM - 11PM Pica, 1 Woolboard Rd, Port Melbourne VIC 3207 Support: Gumm, Marli www.facebook.com/events/3003461663301654/ Novel & Electric Present Âme Sunday 29th May, 3PM - 9PM Electric Bar Support: Gumm b2b Luke Alessi, Jmcee, Meg 4 x 4 https://www.facebook.com/events/1206119686798093/ smalltown with Oliver Huntemann + Oliver Schories Sunday 12th June, 12PM - 10PM Pica, 1 Woolboard Rd, Port Melbourne VIC 3207 Support: Laura King, Jordan Brando, Aldonna, Fosters www.facebook.com/events/3182659358681297/ React w/ Schacke Saturday 25th June, 3PM - 9PM Bourke Street Courtyard, 629 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3004 Support: NAK, Willem, Bella Claxton, Moopie, Kaytseng www.facebook.com/events/1202115660324379 ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/ Follow Novelcast on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/3iRvGEC

Hex Editor is a producer and DJ from Naarm/Melbourne who draws on a wide variety of dance music influences from the past and present, unified by a common sentimentality. His his DJ sets and releases on Escape Artist's ‘Psy-Section' (Melbourne, Australia), ‘Goddezz' (Bristol, UK) & ‘Nebulae Records' (Barcelona, Spain) showcase prominent basslines, colourful synth-work and swung grooves, all underscored by a love of early 90s trance. @hexeditor ====================================================== Upcoming Novel events: smalltown with Âme b2b Dixon (4hrs) + Paramida Saturday 28th May, 3PM - 11PM Pica, 1 Woolboard Rd, Port Melbourne VIC 3207 Support: Marli www.facebook.com/events/3003461663301654/ smalltown with Oliver Huntemann + Oliver Schories Sunday 12th June, 12PM - 10PM Pica, 1 Woolboard Rd, Port Melbourne VIC 3207 Support: Laura King, Jordan Brando, Aldonna, Fosters www.facebook.com/events/3182659358681297/ React w/ Schacke Saturday 25th June, 3PM - 9PM Bourke Street Courtyard, 629 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3004 Support: NAK, Willem, Bella Claxton, Moopie, Kaytseng www.facebook.com/events/1202115660324379 ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/ Follow Novelcast on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/3iRvGEC

As a DJ, producer and co-owner of the CICADA promotional crew, Lucas Boston is a Naarm-based artist adding an underground techno sound to the local club scene. Recently, Lucas released his first four-track EP on Spotify called Cause & Effect, an uplifting and heavy-hitting audio experience that serves as a calling card for his DJ sets. That trend continues in this dynamic 60 minutes of high energy club tracks that demand attention. @lucasbelicovski ====================================================== Upcoming Novel events: smalltown with Âme b2b Dixon (4hrs) + Paramida Saturday 28th May, 3PM - 11PM Pica, 1 Woolboard Rd, Port Melbourne VIC 3207 Support: Marli www.facebook.com/events/3003461663301654/ smalltown with Oliver Huntemann + Oliver Schories Sunday 12th June, 12PM - 10PM Pica, 1 Woolboard Rd, Port Melbourne VIC 3207 Support: Laura King, Jordan Brando, Aldonna, Fosters www.facebook.com/events/3182659358681297/ React w/ Schacke Saturday 25th June, 3PM - 9PM Bourke Street Courtyard, 629 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3004 Support: NAK, Willem, Bella Claxton, Moopie, Kaytseng www.facebook.com/events/1202115660324379 ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/ Follow Novelcast on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/3iRvGEC

If you like your techno on the right side of fried, you will love the sounds of Mabel. Over the past year, she's become a familiar name on club lineups from XE54 to Colour. She's a regular contributor on Skylab Radio's Friday morning ‘Brekstacy' and a producer with a self-released EP under her belt. (Check her Bandcamp here for the delightfully space-y Unterwasser EP). This is buoyant techno designed to move your feet and soothe the soul. @mabelau ====================================================== Upcoming Novel events: smalltown with Âme b2b Dixon (4hrs) + Paramida Saturday 28th May, 3PM - 11PM Pica, 1 Woolboard Rd, Port Melbourne VIC 3207 Support: Marli www.facebook.com/events/3003461663301654/ smalltown with Oliver Huntemann + Oliver Schories Sunday 12th June, 12PM - 10PM Pica, 1 Woolboard Rd, Port Melbourne VIC 3207 Support: Laura King, Jordan Brando, Aldonna, Fosters www.facebook.com/events/3182659358681297/ React w/ Schacke Saturday 25th June, 3PM - 9PM Bourke Street Courtyard, 629 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3004 Support: NAK, Willem, Bella Claxton, Moopie, Kaytseng https://www.facebook.com/events/1202115660324379 ==================================================== Stay in touch: www.facebook.com/weareNovel/ Follow Novelcast on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/3iRvGEC

澳大利亚，被称为精品咖啡文化重镇，在精品咖啡发展史上，占举足轻重的地位。在这个人口只有2000万的国家里，咖啡的全国消耗量却达到了12万吨；粗略计算，人均的咖啡消耗量在6公斤/年。你能想象，在这样一个地广人稀的地方，咖啡的消耗量居然如此惊人。精品咖啡这个词最早起源于美国，可却在澳洲被弘扬发展，不得不说算是命运的拨弄吧。在这个连锁咖啡巨头处处碰壁，而精品咖啡小馆独领风骚的国度，让每一个心向往之的朝圣者，感受到整个咖啡业态的丰富，包容，独树一帜且又百花齐放。走街串巷，不管你的目的地在哪里，犄角旮旯里的咖啡香总是会不由自主地牵动你下一步要迈去的方向。在这片被咖啡因子笼罩的地方，究竟是精品咖啡造就了这个独一无二的咖啡之都，还是咖啡人所造就。也许是元气满满，笑声不断的咖啡师小姐姐；又或许是满脸络腮胡，纹身花臂加持的嬉皮士小哥哥；永远你都能看到独具一格的咖啡师；而唯一不变的，是那杯香醇的咖啡，以及送达你心底的 润物细无声~ 我们请来了在B站以及抖音有着超高人气的咖啡博主 Sofia（ID：Sofia和Lumos），作为一个咖啡从业者，曾经在澳洲Working holiday做咖啡师，澳洲的咖啡文化究竟是如何影响了她，而她又是如何看待澳洲的精品咖啡业~ 爱发电：https://afdian.net/@coffeeplusYYY『本期嘉宾』索菲娅 SofiaB站/小红书 ID：Sofia和Lumos咖啡馆品牌：Lumos绿茉淘宝店：LUMOSCOFFEE『本期内容』Table of Contents00:56 节目开场02:36 Sofia开场，叮～03:35 小城市开咖啡馆，是临夏不是宁夏04:31 在澳洲Working Holiday06:20 小白在澳洲做咖啡师找工作新方式-刷街！09:42 星巴克在澳洲10:45 一眼分辨墨尔本精品咖啡店和三明治店11:39你可能误会了“欧美咖啡文化”12:38 澳洲咖啡馆的基础菜单14:17 Batch Brew起源于北美，后开始被澳洲市场接受15:52 拿铁，卡布和澳白在世界各地的迷思23:03 澳洲的Piccolo和北美的Cortado24:40 澳洲的Magic和中国的Dirty29:13 咖啡馆的神秘隐藏菜单是彰显了消费者的特权吗？32:44 咖啡馆就好比大西北的牛肉面店35:44 Iced coffee？Coffee iced？37:24 宝宝和狗狗在咖啡馆喝什么38:17 澳洲奶制品和大西北奶制品之间的battle41:02 植物奶在澳洲46:37 Sofia在澳洲遇到的咖啡职人51:13 效率和热情，一个澳洲咖啡师的基本素养58:07 咖啡店孵化出来的Brunch文化01:02 澳洲的咖啡馆氛围才是YYDS01:10:32 澳洲咖啡馆推荐01:17:24 不能错过的片尾花絮『本期主播』俣佳 YUJIA一岢 YIKE毓南 YUNAN如果你喜欢我们的节目内容,请记得「订阅频道」。如果你对本期节目感兴趣,可以在微信公众号 - Coffeeplus播客，豆瓣小组Coffeeplus播客，以及新浪微博@CoffeePlus播客与我们互动交流。推荐您在小宇宙App，苹果Podcast, Spotify等泛用性客户端收听我们的节目，你还可以通过喜马拉雅，网易云音乐平台收听我们的节目。如果喜欢我们的节目,请别忘了在小宇宙App上给我们留言互动，在苹果Podcast给我们五星好评。如针对本期节目有任何疑问,欢迎私信留言给我们,做进一步交流。片头音乐：A Brand New Start - TrackTribe片尾音乐：Queenstown - Passenger『留言互动』微博:@Coffeeplus播客豆瓣小组：Coffeeplus播客微信公众号:Coffeeplus播客也可以搜索添加微信Fishplus_wx，备注“播客”，我们添加您进微信交流群～『澳洲咖啡图鉴』拿铁Latte（左）/澳白FW（右上）/卡布Cap（右下）Long Black （右）拿铁Latte（左）和Short black（右）BabyccinoPiccolo和Latte植物奶------------私藏榜单--------------AU 7927/29 Nicholson St, Abbotsford VIC, 3067 周一至周五: 7:00am ~ 16:00pm 周六日：8:00am ~ 16:00pmPatricia Coffee Brewers493-495 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC, 3000周一至周五：7:00am ~ 14:00pm周六日：店休Axil Coffee Roasters 565 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC, 3000门店暂时关闭，开放时间未知Industry Beans70-76 Westgarth St, Fitzroy VIC, 3065周一至周五：7:00am ~ 15:00pm周六日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmBrother Baba Budan359 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC, 3000周一至周日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmCartel Coffee Roasters1/80 Lt Malop Street, Geelong 3220周一至周六：8:00am ~ 16:00pm周日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmProud Mary Coffee Roasters / Aunty Peg's172 Oxford St, Collingwood VIC 3066 200 Wellington St, Collingwood VIC 周一至周五：7:30am ~ 15:00pm 周一至周日：9:00am ~ 17:00pm周六日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmMarket Lane Coffee Shop 73-76 Dairy Produce Hall Queen Victoria Market, Melbourne VIC 3000 周二/周四/周五：6:15am ~ 15:00pm周六：6:15am ~ 16:00pm周日：7:30am ~ 16:00pm 周一/周三： 店休Auction Rooms103-107 Errol St, North Melbourne VIC 3051周一至周五：7:00am ~ 15:30pm周六日：8:00am ~ 16:00pmArtificer Coffee547 Bourke St, Surry Hills, NSW 2010周一至周五：7:00am ~ 12:00pm周六日：8:00am ~ 13:00pmSingle O Surry Hills 60-64 Reservoir St, Surry Hills NSW 2010 周一至周五：7:00am ~ 14:30pm周六日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmThe Reformatory Caffeine Lab17-51 Foveaux St, Surry Hills NSW 2010 周一至周五：6:30am ~ 16:00pm周六：8:00am ~ 14:00pm周日：店休ONA CoffeeHouse Cafe68 Wollongong St, Fyshwick ACT 2603周一至周五：7:00am ~ 14:00pm周六日：8:00am ~ 13:30pmMONDOLI成都天仙桥南路8号附10号周一至周日： 10:00am ~ 24:00pm

澳大利亚，被称为精品咖啡文化重镇，在精品咖啡发展史上，占举足轻重的地位。在这个人口只有2000万的国家里，咖啡的全国消耗量却达到了12万吨；粗略计算，人均的咖啡消耗量在6公斤/年。你能想象，在这样一个地广人稀的地方，咖啡的消耗量居然如此惊人。精品咖啡这个词最早起源于美国，可却在澳洲被弘扬发展，不得不说算是命运的拨弄吧。在这个连锁咖啡巨头处处碰壁，而精品咖啡小馆独领风骚的国度，让每一个心向往之的朝圣者，感受到整个咖啡业态的丰富，包容，独树一帜且又百花齐放。走街串巷，不管你的目的地在哪里，犄角旮旯里的咖啡香总是会不由自主地牵动你下一步要迈去的方向。在这片被咖啡因子笼罩的地方，究竟是精品咖啡造就了这个独一无二的咖啡之都，还是咖啡人所造就。也许是元气满满，笑声不断的咖啡师小姐姐；又或许是满脸络腮胡，纹身花臂加持的嬉皮士小哥哥；永远你都能看到独具一格的咖啡师；而唯一不变的，是那杯香醇的咖啡，以及送达你心底的 润物细无声~ 我们请来了在B站以及抖音有着超高人气的咖啡博主 Sofia（ID：Sofia和Lumos），作为一个咖啡从业者，曾经在澳洲Working holiday做咖啡师，澳洲的咖啡文化究竟是如何影响了她，而她又是如何看待澳洲的精品咖啡业~ 爱发电：https://afdian.net/@coffeeplusYYY『本期嘉宾』索菲娅 SofiaB站/小红书 ID：Sofia和Lumos咖啡馆品牌：Lumos绿茉淘宝店：LUMOSCOFFEE『本期内容』Table of Contents00:56 节目开场02:36 Sofia开场，叮～03:35 小城市开咖啡馆，是临夏不是宁夏04:31 在澳洲Working Holiday06:20 小白在澳洲做咖啡师找工作新方式-刷街！09:42 星巴克在澳洲10:45 一眼分辨墨尔本精品咖啡店和三明治店11:39你可能误会了“欧美咖啡文化”12:38 澳洲咖啡馆的基础菜单14:17 Batch Brew起源于北美，后开始被澳洲市场接受15:52 拿铁，卡布和澳白在世界各地的迷思23:03 澳洲的Piccolo和北美的Cortado24:40 澳洲的Magic和中国的Dirty29:13 咖啡馆的神秘隐藏菜单是彰显了消费者的特权吗？32:44 咖啡馆就好比大西北的牛肉面店35:44 Iced coffee？Coffee iced？37:24 宝宝和狗狗在咖啡馆喝什么38:17 澳洲奶制品和大西北奶制品之间的battle41:02 植物奶在澳洲46:37 Sofia在澳洲遇到的咖啡职人51:13 效率和热情，一个澳洲咖啡师的基本素养58:07 咖啡店孵化出来的Brunch文化01:02 澳洲的咖啡馆氛围才是YYDS01:10:32 澳洲咖啡馆推荐01:17:24 不能错过的片尾花絮『本期主播』俣佳 YUJIA一岢 YIKE毓南 YUNAN如果你喜欢我们的节目内容,请记得「订阅频道」。如果你对本期节目感兴趣,可以在微信公众号 - Coffeeplus播客，豆瓣小组Coffeeplus播客，以及新浪微博@CoffeePlus播客与我们互动交流。推荐您在小宇宙App，苹果Podcast, Spotify等泛用性客户端收听我们的节目，你还可以通过喜马拉雅，网易云音乐平台收听我们的节目。如果喜欢我们的节目,请别忘了在小宇宙App上给我们留言互动，在苹果Podcast给我们五星好评。如针对本期节目有任何疑问,欢迎私信留言给我们,做进一步交流。片头音乐：A Brand New Start - TrackTribe片尾音乐：Queenstown - Passenger『留言互动』微博:@Coffeeplus播客豆瓣小组：Coffeeplus播客微信公众号:Coffeeplus播客也可以搜索添加微信Fishplus_wx，备注“播客”，我们添加您进微信交流群～『澳洲咖啡图鉴』拿铁Latte（左）/澳白FW（右上）/卡布Cap（右下）Long Black （右）拿铁Latte（左）和Short black（右）BabyccinoPiccolo和Latte植物奶------------私藏榜单--------------AU 7927/29 Nicholson St, Abbotsford VIC, 3067 周一至周五: 7:00am ~ 16:00pm 周六日：8:00am ~ 16:00pmPatricia Coffee Brewers493-495 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC, 3000周一至周五：7:00am ~ 14:00pm周六日：店休Axil Coffee Roasters 565 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC, 3000门店暂时关闭，开放时间未知Industry Beans70-76 Westgarth St, Fitzroy VIC, 3065周一至周五：7:00am ~ 15:00pm周六日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmBrother Baba Budan359 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC, 3000周一至周日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmCartel Coffee Roasters1/80 Lt Malop Street, Geelong 3220周一至周六：8:00am ~ 16:00pm周日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmProud Mary Coffee Roasters / Aunty Peg's172 Oxford St, Collingwood VIC 3066 200 Wellington St, Collingwood VIC 周一至周五：7:30am ~ 15:00pm 周一至周日：9:00am ~ 17:00pm周六日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmMarket Lane Coffee Shop 73-76 Dairy Produce Hall Queen Victoria Market, Melbourne VIC 3000 周二/周四/周五：6:15am ~ 15:00pm周六：6:15am ~ 16:00pm周日：7:30am ~ 16:00pm 周一/周三： 店休Auction Rooms103-107 Errol St, North Melbourne VIC 3051周一至周五：7:00am ~ 15:30pm周六日：8:00am ~ 16:00pmArtificer Coffee547 Bourke St, Surry Hills, NSW 2010周一至周五：7:00am ~ 12:00pm周六日：8:00am ~ 13:00pmSingle O Surry Hills 60-64 Reservoir St, Surry Hills NSW 2010 周一至周五：7:00am ~ 14:30pm周六日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmThe Reformatory Caffeine Lab17-51 Foveaux St, Surry Hills NSW 2010 周一至周五：6:30am ~ 16:00pm周六：8:00am ~ 14:00pm周日：店休ONA CoffeeHouse Cafe68 Wollongong St, Fyshwick ACT 2603周一至周五：7:00am ~ 14:00pm周六日：8:00am ~ 13:30pmMONDOLI成都天仙桥南路8号附10号周一至周日： 10:00am ~ 24:00pm

Frances welcomes guest James Lambrou from Est Lighting to the podcast for this episode of Your Forever Home. Together they chat about Bathroom Lighting and key considerations to think about to ensure your bathroom not only looks fabulous, but is also functional. They also discuss functional and aesthetic lighting, and how to use both to light up a space - including colour, temperature and side lighting. SHOWNOTES:  Good bathroom lighting shows consideration of  3 elements- functional, mood, and time of day. Bathroom lighting needs to balance shadow and mood for functionality.   You also need to consider bathroom fittings as it forms part of the overall design look and feel as they can add personality to a space.  Natural Lighting   Natural Lighting is the best lighting in a bathroom. It’s a core consideration when designing bathroom spaces.  It’s important to think about window placement, the size of the windows and how your window is going to  provide good lighting.   Artificial Lighting   Wall lighting  You can achieve a relaxed mood in your bathroom by using wall lights. When looking for wall lighting, you need to consider if it gives off an indirect or direct light.   Direct lighting is more practical as it provides a good amount of light on your face which is handy for getting ready in the morning – especially for putting on makeup or shaving!  Other considerations:  Custom joinery lighting-  direct lighting works best on custom joinery pieces with mirrors, incorporating a low glare diffuser such as led channels or a milky lens.  This will give you a beautiful amount of lighting covering the whole area of your face. On a separate light switch, it could double up as mood lighting.   For practical use, place the led lighting vertically, 8-14 mil width.  Placing it below will not give you functionality but will give you more overall ambiance and aesthetic.   Layering of lighting will give you the ability to be able to dial it up or dial it down.     Downlights  Downlights are fine if they are not used as the sole light source in a space. To prevent shadows, avoid putting downlight in front of the basin but rather put it behind you and then add another light source. If it’s not possible, place it slightly in front of you so it lights up the space - and your face!   If you have a shower space that needs a lighting solution, it is best to remove any downlights and just add an IP 67 led strip within the cavity to the corners of the wall. This will give you a good amount of light which will highlight the textures and materials of the shower tiles.   Pros:   Create a great aesthetic   Nowadays they are much smaller and less intrusive  Types of downlights:  Recessed   Beam angle  Types of Lighting Placement  Uplighting -a beautiful way to light bathrooms  Lighting from below- ideal for showers that have textured walls to accentuate the materials and texture.   Frequent go to    Recommended Brand   XAL- an Austrian manufacturer of high-quality LED lighting systems. They have plenty of off-the-shelf surface-mounted strip lights to choose from.   Suggestions:  Recessed LED strip- mimics natural lighting as it provides light across the whole room.   Articolo Lighting – offers beautiful decorative lighting that gives you a good warm blast of light.    Information on IP rating regulations:  IP 44- A product that has a rating of IP44 means that it is protected against solid objects and water splashing from all directions. Thus, IP 44 is suitable for bathroom fittings.   Non IP rated-  should be placed at the far corner of the bathroom, at least two meters away from any running water. It will also depend on the discretion of the installer if they would allow a non IP rated product.   IP 67- You don’t need an IP 67 in a bathroom, but if you are thinking about adding lighting in the shower or around the bath, IP 67 is  the safest option.   IP 55-  downlights must be at least IP 55 because they can withstand direct water  contact.  Make sure:  The electrician signs off  on the installation and fitting   Any fitting must be a minimum of 60 cm away from  any water flow  Cool vs Warm light  For bathroom lighting, the main go  to for warm spectrum lighting is the 2,700 Kelvin Light,   and for cooler lighting, the 4,000 Kelvin Light would be a good option.   Be mindful of choosing thecolour  temperature for bathrooms as it needs to match the colour tone of the space. (I.e Greys=Cool, Beige= Warm)   It is a good idea to have a separate switch for each colour temperature. For instance, you can use 2,700  Kelvin Lights during the night for the warm ambiance and 4,000  Kelvin Lights during the day for practical use.   Key Considerations:  Switching - being able to switch the light from warm temperatures to cool temperatures is an advantage  IP rating  Bathroom space- look at the space from a three-dimensional and holistic viewpoint. Start by looking at the space from the ground then move your way up – including the sides.  The colour tone of the bathroom  Position and placement of your lighting   Functionality  An opportunity to add personality into the space  Light fittings      Important links mentioned in the podcast   EST Lighting   Est Lighting is about balancing practical lighting tools with thoughtfully selected decorative pieces to arrive at a balanced lighting design for any space — solutions that sit comfortably and work in unison with the chosen environment. Visit their website here: https://estlighting.com.au/     EST Lighting Showroom  Sydney  479 Bourke St  Surry Hills NSW 2010  Australia     Melbourne  14 Willis St  Richmond VIC 3121  Australia    XAL  Articolo    Services at White Pebble Interiors     Book a Chat     If you’re thinking about renovating or creating a new kitchen, Frances would love to hear from you. You can contact Frances by booking a 15 minute chat with her.      Join the “Renovating and Building your Forever Home” Facebook Group     Want to be inspired to create a home you truly love? One that is future proof and adaptable as your family's needs change? Join our exclusive (but inclusive)  Renovating and Building Your Forever Home Facebook Group.           

Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly handed the mic over this week to Ryan Batchelor from the McKell Institute for his interview with former ABC bureau chief in Washington DC, Zoe Daniel. Zoe discusses her new book “Greetings From Trumpland,” co written by ABC foriegn correspondent, Roscoe Whalan, and shares her thoughts on the impact Trump branded politics has had on the larger political spectrum and the world. Zoe muses on the media’s fixation on the former president, in particular Fox News, and also looks to the future in a post-Trump, post-truth, world. This episode was recorded live from the Hill of Content bookstore, Bourke St, Melbourne.The McKell Institute is a progressive research institute based in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane, dedicated to providing practical and innovative solutions to contemporary policy challenges. Find out more at: https://mckellinstitute.org.au/The presenting sponsor of the Socially Democratic podcast is Dunn Street. For more information on how Dunn Street can help you organise to build winning campaigns in your community, business or organisation, and make the world a better place, look us up at: dunnstreet.com.au

The Victorian coroner says while police acted in good faith trying to intercept James Gargasoulas before his 2017 car rampage, they were hampered by a perfect storm of failures.

With its talking birds, live monkeys, hall of mirrors and live bands, the famous Cole’s Book Arcade in Bourke St was more than a bookshop – it was an event. And EW Cole was the eccentric man behind it. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Irregular Mums conduct a much-needed AUDIT of these oft-neglected essential areas of a bar or club - the toilets. Anyone who consumes ANY liquid in a club or bar, will find themselves in a bathroom before long. And the state of a bathroom can have a big impact on one's enjoyment of the night.GIRD YOUR LOINS and brace yourself for a barrage of toilet humour as the Irregular Mums flush out all the important issues. I Remember House dance parties - https://www.facebook.com/IRememberHouse/ Playing Devil's Avocado - Podcast with the other Claire and Lisa: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/playing-devils-avocado/id1459329449?i=1000434562933 and Instagram https://www.instagram.com/playing_devils_avocado/Cute Japanese restaurant in Surry Hills where we ate and drank alcohol - My Zakaya 316 Bourke St, Surry Hills (02) 8354 0901Deepfield Photography https://www.deepfieldphotography.com/Stonewall Hotel, 175 Oxford St, Darlinghurst https://www.facebook.com/stonewallhotel/The Colombian Hotel, 117-125 Oxford St, Darlinghurst, https://colombian.com.au/Dyson Hand Dryers (prefer a stick vacuum!) https://www.dyson.com.au/Universal Sydney, 85-91 Oxford St, Darlinghurst https://www.universal.sydney/ The Oxford Hotel where we had another drink (hic), 134 Oxford St, Darlinghurst https://www.theoxfordhotel.com.au/ (There is no such thing as cogregated iron, but corrugated iron exists.)Palms On Oxford Nightclub, 124 Oxford St, Darlinghurst https://www.facebook.com/palmsonoxfordofficialpage/ARQ Sydney 16 Flinders St, Darlinghurst http://www.arqsydney.com.au/ BTW we’d look amazing in Sass and Bide: https://www.sassandbide.com/Follow us on The Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/irregularmums/Or the Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/irregularmums/posts/Email us: irregularmums@gmail.com 

In this latest podcast, ASCI CEO Ivan Imparato, says we are experiencing a vortex not felt before in our careers. This vortex is not a spiral down, but rather, a spiral up! We're heading up, outside of our safety zones and comfort zones, to the upper echelons of the organisation.  He shares his experience presenting at CEBIT this week on The Future of Work and Industry 4.0 to a mainstream business audience, many of whom are not used to hearing supply chain strategies tabled at one of their Tech events. Now is our chance to take the recognition and prestige we deserve.  How? Listen to this podcast and download our latest newsletter for ways you can travel up the vortex! Join your supply chain professional community for just $275 per annum here. Upcoming events:   ASCI Pharmaceutical Round Table Series: Track & Trace When: 7.30-9.30am Tuesday 26 November Where: Michael Page: Level 32, Grosvenor Place, 225 George St, Sydney Cost: Free for ASCI Members and their guests | $50 non members RSVP: events@asci.org.au  Track and trace is a key challenge for pharmaceutical supply chains. In this last roundtable for the year, we look at some great track and trace success stories and explore some blockchain early successes that are already appearing in our community. Increasingly, pharmaceutical companies are putting blockchain to the test in order to track and trace the drugs they manufacture and ship. In fact, according to USA's Healthcare Weekly, blockchain is “getting massive attention” in health care, with 40% of industry executives reporting that it is in their top five priorities. We'll table how one company is working to achieve pharmaceutical supply chain precision utilising a blockchain startup solution for tracking and managing of prescription medication through the supply chain while preventing misuse. Other countries are seeing some success. Ugandan government is tracing counterfeit drugs within the country. The blockchain-based platform enables the recording of prescription medication, thus identifying counterfeit drugs and preventing their distribution in the pharmaceutical supply chain. United Arab Emirates' Ministry of Health and Prevention also launched a blockchain system for recording and sharing health care data. Where is Australia making progress on this front? Who should attend? Individuals represent themselves and not their pharmaceutical organisations in this roundtable series. It is a sharing and learning environment which follows the strict guidelines as set out by ACCC. Any ASCI Member who is a supply chain, operations, procurement, or logistics practitioner working in the pharmaceutical industry is welcome to attend. PLAN-Athon When: All day 12 November Where: 120 Spencer St, Melbourne Cost: Free for ASCI Members RSVP: Event Brite link Join an interactive day long PLANathon led by Anaplan Leverage the wisdom and skill base of the Australasian startup ecosystem, supply chain transformation and technology leaders Create prototype innovations in supply chain planning, modelling and management. Benefit from coaching from leading local and global consultancies who act as team mentors throughout the day. Attend pre event briefings and training to prepare you for the day Anaplan's Supply Chain Innovation PLANathon supports the creation of actionable, implementable supply chain management assets. This condensed one day innovation program will bring together think tanks of people working towards supply chain management innovation with best practice tools for identifying innovation needs, generating solutions, and implementing them on the ground. ASCI Networking Breakfast Series: How can technology solve packaging compliance, sustainability and ethical trade challenges? When: 7.30-9.30am Thursday 14 November Where: Michael Page: Level 19, 600 Bourke St, Melbourne Cost: Free for ASCI Members and their guests | $50 for non members RSVP: events@asci.org.au Following on from the series of Sustainable & Ethical Procurement Round tables held around the country for ASCI members in June 2019, this two hour briefing drills down deeply into one of the common challenges which was identified across the supply chain community. Sustainability and ethical trade are increasingly business critical topics for any board room and are now directly impacting consumer buying behaviour. Today consumers are encouraging brands to be more vocal about sharing information and being transparent. Implementing sustainability and ethical trade best practice requires collaboration across the supply chain and implementation of technology. To begin, let's first look at what we can improve. There are an extraordinary amount of packaging inefficiencies that exist throughout the supply chain. And yet, consistency in packaging can result in meeting sustainable and ethical standards and enable cost saving optimisation of pallets, containers and warehouse space. To meet your ethical standards you need to build a trusted supplier and factory network. Ethical Trade allows retailers to record factory audit results and manage the resolution of corrective action plans (CAP's). Companies need a single database to record all the audit information, factory profiles, certification, audit reports, next audit dates, risk rating all in one place, preferably shared with their suppliers and factories. Have we ticked all the boxes? By end of this session, James Hargraves from Adjuno will ensure you have ticked all the boxes to understand how to implement efficient, ethical and sustainable solutions. This is a must-attend event to help you understand how technology can optimise, improve and drive greater compliance with packaging, sustainability and ethical trade throughout the supply chain. Ethical & Sustainable Supply Chains When: 5:00pm-7:30pm Wednesday 13 November  Where: Koolinda House Board Room, 2nd Floor, 3 Birksgate Road, North Quay, North Fremantle Cost: Free for ASCI Members using the promo code ASCIVIP RSVP: via Event Brite The Australian Trade & Logistics Corporation (ATLC) will be holding a “Importer/Exporter Networking Event in partnership with Fremantle Ports, CBFCA and The Ethical Trade Alliance, and now ASCI. This event is a fantastic way to network and learn more about the latest international trade; and will give attendees the opportunity to meet importers, exporters and logistics professionals. This event will also include insightful presentations on ethical and sustainable supply chains and its impact importers, exporters and distributors worldwide. 

In this latest podcast, ASCI CEO Ivan Imparato, says we are experiencing a vortex not felt before in our careers. This vortex is not a spiral down, but rather, a spiral up! We’re heading up, outside of our safety zones and comfort zones, to the upper echelons of the organisation.  He shares his experience presenting at CEBIT this week on The Future of Work and Industry 4.0 to a mainstream business audience, many of whom are not used to hearing supply chain strategies tabled at one of their Tech events. Now is our chance to take the recognition and prestige we deserve.  How? Listen to this podcast and download our latest newsletter for ways you can travel up the vortex! Join your supply chain professional community for just $275 per annum here. Upcoming events:   ASCI Pharmaceutical Round Table Series: Track & Trace When: 7.30-9.30am Tuesday 26 November Where: Michael Page: Level 32, Grosvenor Place, 225 George St, Sydney Cost: Free for ASCI Members and their guests | $50 non members RSVP: events@asci.org.au  Track and trace is a key challenge for pharmaceutical supply chains. In this last roundtable for the year, we look at some great track and trace success stories and explore some blockchain early successes that are already appearing in our community. Increasingly, pharmaceutical companies are putting blockchain to the test in order to track and trace the drugs they manufacture and ship. In fact, according to USA's Healthcare Weekly, blockchain is “getting massive attention” in health care, with 40% of industry executives reporting that it is in their top five priorities. We'll table how one company is working to achieve pharmaceutical supply chain precision utilising a blockchain startup solution for tracking and managing of prescription medication through the supply chain while preventing misuse. Other countries are seeing some success. Ugandan government is tracing counterfeit drugs within the country. The blockchain-based platform enables the recording of prescription medication, thus identifying counterfeit drugs and preventing their distribution in the pharmaceutical supply chain. United Arab Emirates’ Ministry of Health and Prevention also launched a blockchain system for recording and sharing health care data. Where is Australia making progress on this front? Who should attend? Individuals represent themselves and not their pharmaceutical organisations in this roundtable series. It is a sharing and learning environment which follows the strict guidelines as set out by ACCC. Any ASCI Member who is a supply chain, operations, procurement, or logistics practitioner working in the pharmaceutical industry is welcome to attend. PLAN-Athon When: All day 12 November Where: 120 Spencer St, Melbourne Cost: Free for ASCI Members RSVP: Event Brite link Join an interactive day long PLANathon led by Anaplan Leverage the wisdom and skill base of the Australasian startup ecosystem, supply chain transformation and technology leaders Create prototype innovations in supply chain planning, modelling and management. Benefit from coaching from leading local and global consultancies who act as team mentors throughout the day. Attend pre event briefings and training to prepare you for the day Anaplan’s Supply Chain Innovation PLANathon supports the creation of actionable, implementable supply chain management assets. This condensed one day innovation program will bring together think tanks of people working towards supply chain management innovation with best practice tools for identifying innovation needs, generating solutions, and implementing them on the ground. ASCI Networking Breakfast Series: How can technology solve packaging compliance, sustainability and ethical trade challenges? When: 7.30-9.30am Thursday 14 November Where: Michael Page: Level 19, 600 Bourke St, Melbourne Cost: Free for ASCI Members and their guests | $50 for non members RSVP: events@asci.org.au Following on from the series of Sustainable & Ethical Procurement Round tables held around the country for ASCI members in June 2019, this two hour briefing drills down deeply into one of the common challenges which was identified across the supply chain community. Sustainability and ethical trade are increasingly business critical topics for any board room and are now directly impacting consumer buying behaviour. Today consumers are encouraging brands to be more vocal about sharing information and being transparent. Implementing sustainability and ethical trade best practice requires collaboration across the supply chain and implementation of technology. To begin, let's first look at what we can improve. There are an extraordinary amount of packaging inefficiencies that exist throughout the supply chain. And yet, consistency in packaging can result in meeting sustainable and ethical standards and enable cost saving optimisation of pallets, containers and warehouse space. To meet your ethical standards you need to build a trusted supplier and factory network. Ethical Trade allows retailers to record factory audit results and manage the resolution of corrective action plans (CAP’s). Companies need a single database to record all the audit information, factory profiles, certification, audit reports, next audit dates, risk rating all in one place, preferably shared with their suppliers and factories. Have we ticked all the boxes? By end of this session, James Hargraves from Adjuno will ensure you have ticked all the boxes to understand how to implement efficient, ethical and sustainable solutions. This is a must-attend event to help you understand how technology can optimise, improve and drive greater compliance with packaging, sustainability and ethical trade throughout the supply chain. Ethical & Sustainable Supply Chains When: 5:00pm-7:30pm Wednesday 13 November  Where: Koolinda House Board Room, 2nd Floor, 3 Birksgate Road, North Quay, North Fremantle Cost: Free for ASCI Members using the promo code ASCIVIP RSVP: via Event Brite The Australian Trade & Logistics Corporation (ATLC) will be holding a “Importer/Exporter Networking Event in partnership with Fremantle Ports, CBFCA and The Ethical Trade Alliance, and now ASCI. This event is a fantastic way to network and learn more about the latest international trade; and will give attendees the opportunity to meet importers, exporters and logistics professionals. This event will also include insightful presentations on ethical and sustainable supply chains and its impact importers, exporters and distributors worldwide. 

20th of January 2017 Windsor, Melbourne, Victoria.At around 8am, a channel 9 news team were covering a story about a man who had been viciously stabbed by his own brother, outside their mother’s apartment. The victim was fighting for his life in hospital.The channel 9 reporter discussing the crime was interrupted by a maroon Holden Commodore, which pulled up slowly behind her.The driver leaned out the window, smiling, and looked directly at the camera.‘That’s me they’re looking for” he yelled, before driving off.Join Shaun and Chloe as they discuss the mentally unstable and drug-addicted history of this driver, who would go on to drive through Melbourne’s CBD in an erratic and violent fashion. They discuss the police pursuit policy and subsequent response, and the tragic attack that would ultimately take the lives of 6 innocent people, and wound approximately 30 more.Support the show on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/truebluecrimeWebsite - www.truebluecrimepodcast.com - includes our merch storeFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/380493356066315/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/truebluecrime/Email - truebluecrime@gmail.comThis episode was produced by True Blue Media using the open source materials referenced below. Thanks to John for the assistance. in research and writing on this episode. 1) The making of the Bourke Street murder- Four Corners2) Time bomb- The making of a killer- ABC3) Bourke Street tragedy: Driver appeared on TV hours before pedestrians killed - The Age4) Bourke Street drive James Gargasoulas found guilty of six murders- ABC5) James Gargasoulas to face victims’ families as sentencing nears for Bourke St murder of six- news.com.au6) Melbourne rampage killer sentenced to life in prison- news.com.au7) Extraordinary footage captures alleged Bourke St attacker driving Recklessly on Flinders Street- 3AW radio8) Guide to Coober Pedy- Australia9) Melbourne Assessment Prison- Corrections, Prisons and... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Content and trigger warning: Please be aware this episode contains descriptions and discussions about mental health, queerphobia, violence, racism, and discrimination against refugees and asylum seekers, that may be distressing to some listeners. If this type of content is a trigger for you, please contact Lifeline (13 11 14), Switchboard Victoria (1800 184 527), or contact your state-based service.  Michele speaks with Azlan, a queer Asian-Muslim man, refugee, and an advocate for anti-racism and human rights, and Tracy Lamaro, a queer woman and colour, radio presenter, and asylum seeker; about their experiences as refugees and/or asylum seekers and the hurdles facing people seeking asylum from their country of origin, notions of othering in queer communities, and about Invisible Voices - a grassroots event that brings together queer refugees and asylum seekers to tell their stories in a safe space. The event is happening Sunday, 29 June at 673 Bourke St and is co-hosted by Democracy in Colour and the Refugee Council of Australia. Michele speaks with Tina Dixson, a queer feminist academic, policy professional, and refugee, who has worked in the areas of LGBTIQ, refugee and women’s rights both in Australia and overseas. Tina is a PhD candidate writing a thesis on the lived experiences of queer refugee women, she is a co-founder of the peer support and advocacy group Queer Sisterhood Project, and this year she is convening the inaugural Queer Displacements conference that will exclusively focus on the issues of sexuality, gender identity, and forced displacement. We discuss her PhD research into the lived experience of queer refugee women, the importance of her research and its findings, and what changes can be made so that queer communities are more inclusive of queer refugees and asylum seekers.Queer Displacements: Sexuality, Migration and Exile conference is happening 14-15 November 2019, Canberra, at the Australian National University.To donate to the Crowdfunding campaign to fund the participation of LGBTIQ refugees at the conference, visit chuffed.org. 

Ahead of next week's ASCI Awards announcement, ASCI CEO Ivan Imparato gives ASCI Lounge subscribers a little sneak peek, sharing the rich history behind the ASCI Awards; recognition of supply chain greats; and how you can get involved through nomination open next week. More info available on the ASCI2019 website. Our partners ASCM have launched a salary survey - Ivan shares his thoughts around what gives you a cutting edge. You can get the full story in our blog here. Also Ivan shares his excitement in next Wednesday 22 May's ASCI Networking Breakfast panel discussion event "e-Commerce and its effects on logistics." Don't miss this great networking opportunity and learning experience, thanks to our hosts Michael Page. When: 7.30am for registration and breakfast. Finishes at 9.30am Where: Michael Page - Level 19, 600 Bourke St, Melbourne Cost: Free for ASCI Members and their guests | $25 Non Members Register: events@asci.org.au  To become a member, simply visit our website and purchase 12 months for $275.    

Ahead of next week's ASCI Awards announcement, ASCI CEO Ivan Imparato gives ASCI Lounge subscribers a little sneak peek, sharing the rich history behind the ASCI Awards; recognition of supply chain greats; and how you can get involved through nomination open next week. More info available on the ASCI2019 website. Our partners ASCM have launched a salary survey - Ivan shares his thoughts around what gives you a cutting edge. You can get the full story in our blog here. Also Ivan shares his excitement in next Wednesday 22 May's ASCI Networking Breakfast panel discussion event "e-Commerce and its effects on logistics." Don't miss this great networking opportunity and learning experience, thanks to our hosts Michael Page. When: 7.30am for registration and breakfast. Finishes at 9.30am Where: Michael Page - Level 19, 600 Bourke St, Melbourne Cost: Free for ASCI Members and their guests | $25 Non Members Register: events@asci.org.au  To become a member, simply visit our website and purchase 12 months for $275.    

Well... who was expecting that?! Sydney FC have set up a grand final showdown with Perth Glory, and how?! The Sky Blues obliterated Melbourne Victory 6-1, and we're on the ground at The Imperial Bourke St with the immediate reaction. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

It’s a MASSIVE Tuesday show! The A-League finals are fast approaching, but so too are the Champions League semi-finals. We check in with Optus Sport Editor David Weiner to gauge his thoughts on the action in Europe, plus there’s Top Bins, the Imperial Bourke St Player of the Year winner is revealed and plenty more! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

We have a WINNER! After 27 rounds of A-League action, the Imperial Bourke St Player of the Year has been run and won, with a very worthy winner claiming the award. It’s just another on a long list of individual honours for this guy and another for Perth Glory. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Shaken Not nOOB is back.. well it was back last week, but this week Fuzzy and Dudi are back recording in their CBD bar/pub/sitting and drinking in the middle of Bourke St (the trams can go around!)  This week Fuzzy and Dudi talk about whats going on in the video game world, new games coming in 2019, and some that will never see the light of day *cough - EA! Enjoy the show? Feel free to leave us a review on the podcasting app you're listening to right now, and we'll read it out on the show!  

On our second show back for 2019, we continue to chat Asian Cup, and while the Socceroos started poorly, many of our title rivals starting in contrasting fashion with wins. There's all that plus the latest in the news, Top Bins, the Imperial Bourke St Player of the Year votes and plenty more! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Keisuke Honda is still in the lead in our Player of the Year voting for Imperial Bourke St, but the chasing pack is closing in fast! There's a four-way tie for third while a Newcastle Jets star continues to hold down second despite a poor weekend. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Commander Stuart Bateson comes with a diverse and broad range of experience with Victoria Police. Since his promotion to Detective 22 years ago, he has worked in a number of investigative areas including organised crime, counter terrorism and homicide. He was actively involved in resolving the Gangland murders and has been Police spokesperson on TV following several major incidents such as the Bourke St rampage several years ago, speaking with simple clarity. He was selected as a Rotary Peace Fellow graduating from our Chulalongkorn University program in 2013 and since has had 2 significant promotions, firstly to Superintendent with responsibility for North West Metro Division 2 serving a population of almost 500,000 people. He led significant reform to the way in which police respond to family violence forming a number of harm reduction partnerships with local drug and alcohol services. He was then promoted to Commander of the newly created Priority Communities Division which leads the work to ensure that all Victorians feel heard, understood and valued by Police. As well as being a Rotary Peace Fellow, Stuart holds a Masters of Business from the University of Newcastle and a Bachelor of Policing from Charles Sturt University. He was awarded the Australian Police Medal for distinguished service to law enforcement in 2017.

Women from the local West Papuan community talk about what December 1st and raising the Morning Star flag means to them.Dr Susie Latham talked about the divisive language used by politicians in the media following the Bourke St attack.Annie spoke with Director Sue Thomson about her film "The Coming Back Out Ball", showing in cinemas now.The Week that was - Kevin HealyDon Sutherland discussed the recent School Strike, Women's strike for equal pay and the Change the Rules rallies and noted that there have been no penatlies despite threats. He also talked about sectoral bargaining.

Stewart Beveridge is the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association Australia/New Zealand's Rapid Response Team Manager. He's been on the scene at Bourke St, Melbourne after the recent Terrorist attack & he's been on the scene after many fires, floods & disasters in our nation. He also served in the response after the 2017 church shooting in Texas, USA. Listen in to his story of how a crisis in his own life, the loss of his baby daughter, impacted his own walk with the Lord, and how he's now reaching out to others in crisis. Support the show: http://historymakersradio.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stewart Beveridge is the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association Australia/New Zealand's Rapid Response Team (RRT) Manager. He's been on the scene at Bourke St, Melbourne after the recent Terrorist attack and he's been on the scene after many fires, floods and disasters in our nation. He also served in the response after the 2017 church shooting in Texas, USA. Listen in to his story of how a crisis in his own life, the loss of his baby daughter, impacted his own walk with the Lord, and how he's now reaching out to others in crisis.

- This episode features Dr Joe Toscano on the vigil for public housing, which is running 24 hours a day on the steps of Parliament House in Melbourne (corner Bourke St and Spring St) from the 14th of November until the Victorian election on the 24th of November. - Come by when you can if youre in Melbourne!- Facebook event page for the vigil: https://www.facebook.com/events/484403022044301/- For links to find out more information about this vigil, go to: https://progressivepodcastaustralia.com/2018/11/14/217/

I love Philip Seymour Hoffman. One interesting thing he said, which I heard today during fifteen minutes of half-arsedly listening to an interview for some completely non-podcast related research, is "I'm not good at accents, you know, mimicking people." Just an interesting factoid!   Our big topic today is the Armistice Day Centennial and the surrounding nationalistic blood worship of military and war that has risen to accompany it. Darcy's rightfully skeptical of how we took the only opportunity we'll ever have to mark the Centennial and mostly used it to beat a war drum for, appropriately, war and war-related accessories. Our little topic is the US mid-terms. Folks, Kieran is tired, and he's forgotten all the specific facts but that's okay, because the general take-away is that it was mostly a slightly-disappointing victory for the Democrats, who have an opportunity to recognise the electoral value of progressive politics but will likely choose to ignore this in favour of trying to peel off moderate Republicans in the suburbs of Mordor.   Quite a crop of headlines, too - The Luke Foley sexual harrassment scandal has us rightly bummed out, not least of which because of the disgusting way that the story was broken and its resonant effect on the suffering of Foley's victim. Mark Latham has joined One Nation in an attempt to prove that two heads with a collective intelligence of one pretty stupid person are better than one head with only the dull reptilian malevolence of a minor serpent. The Bourke St attack has predictably been hijacked by jingoistic fuckwits for jingoistic, fuckwitted ends. And Scott "Beefy's" Morrison has done it again - made a god damn fool of himself, and it may be the apex of his unbelievably dumb arc.

David Koch joined David & Will to discuss the shocking Bourke St attack on Friday & if Sunrise played a big part in making the Royals popular again?! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Simran Gill reads the headlines for November 10. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Monday 9th July 2018Sarah Brenan talks about the role philanthropy plays in seeding climate action.  She admires the boldness of BZE with its reports showing the way to decarbonise our society.“Rethinking Cement” was one of our projects supported by the Hamer Family Fund and we talk about how brave ideas need to be nurtured and are underpinned by a wonderful team of pro bono researchers and publicists.She was the publisher for Guarding Eden which is ideal for teachers looking for a text that will inspire action and which should be in every senior classroom.We talk about the influence of writers like George Monbiot and Tim Winton and how there needs to be a new narrative for the next generation.Will the disaster stories of Cli Fi and the dystopias on TV paralyse or push us to action?  What is the alternative?  She recommends Climate for Change with their intentional conversations and magnificent newsletter http://www.climateforchange.org.au/subscribePhilippa RowlandPhilippa Rowland is Living the Change with ARRCC. She came away from the Copenhagen Climate COP inspired not by government but by the sheer people power represented there.  Collectively lowering our carbon footprint out of ethical commitment only means less meat, less flying and more green energy.How hard can that be?  If 10% of the top emitters reduced to the carbon footprint of a European, world emissions could be reduced by 33%.  A report of all the emissions saved around the world by individual action will be used at the next COP to urge greater emissions cuts by business and government.https://www.arrcc.org.au/living_the_changeRabbi Jonathan Keren BlackRabbi Jonathan Keren- Black tells us about the film A mighty Force will screen at the Jewish Community Centre in Forrest ACT on 14th July.He speaks about the Living the Change Initiative of ARRCC and how religious leaders can influence ethical action.As Amitav Ghosh said “Organisations with religious affiliations can mobilise people in far greater numbers than any others, – they transcend nation states and they acknowledge inter -generational, long term responsibilities” The Great Disruption   Kurt Johnson reports from Morwell where he is interviewing people for the Beyond Zero radio special on 30th July.  He talks also about the new film OUR POWER by Peter Yacono which shows both the pain and the enterprise of this community in the Latrobe valley. https://vimeo.com/228587208   A Crude Injustice will screen at the Documentary Film Festival Saturday 14th July at 11.30 am.  Backlist Cinema 65 Haig St Southbank.  We once interviewed the director Jane Hammond, because the fossil fuel than destroyed West Timorese Seaweed Farms should be left beneath the sea bed if climate tipping points are to be averted.A Plastic Ocean will screen courtesy of Climate for Change.  Come along to drink wine and enjoy snacks with this group that practices intentional conversations about climate action.18th July – 6pm Donkey Wheel House 673 Bourke St, Progress Central. Level 3.Further Reading:https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/jun/14/big-oil-ceo-climate-change-reality-check-popehttps://kujo.svbtle.com/film-review-our-powerhttps://www.arrcc.org.au/sample_pledges_and_avoided_emissionshttps://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/07/07/moral-christiansThe radio team tonight: Andy Britt. Kurt Johnson Roger Vize and Vivien Langford.

Inequality from Turnbull, Shorten, Prof Roger Wilkins & Van Badham.This is the Week that Was - Kevin picks up the theme of Shorten's inequality speech.Sue Cramer on Constructivism & Aust Art @ Heide - in an exhibition the honours the influence of the art movement that was born out of the Russian Revolution and worked to remake the world where art was no longer an elite sport.Justice for Elijah Rally in Melbourne called by Warriors of the Resistance filled the top of Bourke St and stopped traffic at Flinders St Station. A powerful speech by Shreena Clanton calling for an appeal against the three jail sentence for the death of young Aboriginal boy Elijah in Kalgoolie saying the light sentence gives a license to kill.

Tim Ritchie has been involved in the musical life of Sydney since the 70s. He has fallen into early morning photography (via bicycle) for a few years now and his first exhibition is open all this month at Folonomo Gallery in Bourke St. Let’s get arty, talking with Tim Ritchie, Paris from Groovescooter, DJ ADHD,... The post Tim Ritchie’s empty Sydney appeared first on Planet Maynard.

Tim Ritchie has been involved in the musical life of Sydney since the 70s. He has fallen into early morning photography (via bicycle) for a few years now and his first exhibition is open all this month at Folonomo Gallery in Bourke St. Let’s get arty, talking with Tim Ritchie, Paris from Groovescooter, DJ ADHD,... The post Tim Ritchie’s empty Sydney appeared first on Planet Maynard.

Some people came to join us for this silliness. it was fun. YOU CAN TOO! 3:30 pm Sunday 10th April 2016 @ The Imperial Hotel Cnr Spring & Bourke St.

Here's the first of our live podcast of the 2016 Comedy festival run recorded last Sunday. Join us this coming Sunday, 3:30pm @ The Imperial Hotel Cnr Spring & Bourke St.

Paris Texas | 729 Bourke St, Surry Hills With sass and pizzazz, Annette of Paris, Texas assembles an eclectic and enervating mix in her Bourke Street boutique. For the guys there's rock 'n' roll tshirts, for the gift buyer cute...

Foxes Store | 561 Bourke St, Surry Hills Foxes Store stocks limited edition pieces by local designers and has been supplying the Surry Hills fashionistas for nearly five years. Three creative siblings form the basis for the store. Sean creates...