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I last spoke to Anthony Thalassinos when he was newly head chef at The Hellenic House Project. Anthony is enthusiastic and passionate and it is no wonder he has been snapped up by Project North Hospitality Group who oversee Tickled Pink Venues in Elwood, Thornbury and Bali and well as a dessert bar in Coolaroo. Anthony is just as enthusiastic and passionate and now he is jet-set as well, flying between Melbourne and Bali and discovering new things. Anthony brings his knowledge of the kitchen as well as Mediterranean flavours to the food he is now working with, and he has loved discovering local produce and flavours as well. One of the things we talked about at The Hellenic House Project was Anthony's love of service, so he has had to learn how to deal with not being on the tools in this role. It is always such a pleasure to catch up with chefs I have spoken to in the past and see what they are up to, and I absolutely enjoyed seeing Anthony again. It is really beginning to seem as though I should be in Bali talking to chefs, so just to put that out into the universe, I am definitely keen!

On this edition of the Semi Pros local aussie rules superstar Jayden Smith joins us. Smith is coming off another incredible season winning his second Holman Medal and leading his club Coolaroo to back to back flags.

Ali alerted Tom Elliott to the incident at the intersection of Barry Road and Pascoe Vale Road on Tuesday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of The Semi Pros We talk about Steve Glover's hole in one...which won him a car!!!!!! We talk to the coaches of AFL DD qualifying finalists Coolaroo and South Toowoomba. We also have our rocks and diamonds segment, the Southern Shot Clock, What's On this weekend for Floorworld.

The Days After Hurricane Irma Monday September 11, 2017.  It may be 9-11 but we didn't have to call 911.  Big Cat Rescuers went out at 4PM, 7PM, 8PM, 9PM-11PM, 3AM and 7AM and we are still out there.   The worst of the damage was done to the metal awning over the tour waiting area when a tree became completely uprooted and fell onto the cabana and the corner of the gift shop.  We heard it hit at 3AM and Big Cat Rescuers, Jamie, Dr Justin, Kathryn and Victor ran out to secure the area and make sure the bobcats who live in that area, Moses and Bailey, were safe.   We didn't see the next bit of major damage until after checking to be sure all lions, tigers, leopards and cougars were secure.  We then walked all of the small cat areas to be sure no trees had snapped off, leaving holes in the caging.  A HUGE branch came down on Pharaoh the white serval's cage, but the way our cages are built, it just crushed the rounded cage, like a coke can, but did not leave a hole in the cage for escape.  Pharaoh has about four cages hooked together, and could have fled into any of his other rooms, but instead he was just laying there, looking out from one of his dens, at the damage as if to decide whether or not he liked the look.   We had been so worried about Little Dove, our most elderly cat at the age of 24, but by 7AM she had left the tree stump den she used over night, to get back on her Coolaroo.   All the ailing cats, Babycakes the genet, the rats and Cooper Bobcat did fine with Gale over night.  Cooper was taken back out and released into his rehab enclosure, but he will be kept in the small side until we figure out what's going on with Hurricane Jose.  All the domestic cats and foster kittens did fine in the Gift Shop overnight; as did the volunteer's dogs.  Most are going home, if they have power.   We have power at the north end of the property for Food Prep, the Gift Shop, the Kitten Cabana and volunteer housing at the north end.  We have no power at the south end which includes all intern housing, both sets of offices, Gale's house, Kathryn's house, Karma's house, Lauren's house and my house.   There was a tree down across Easy Street this morning so no one could get in or out.  That took a while to cut up with a chain saw and haul off.  Now we are turning our attention to the pumps to move some water.  We have cancelled tours for today and maybe tomorrow too.   See our photos and videos from Hurricane Irma here:  https://www.dropbox.com/sh/m0wvwgqoy3q5rht/AAD15KG1YyTLXIFp2mR8S-0Ua?dl=0   https://youtu.be/xScXRy3F_SM   Hi, I'm Carole Baskin and I've been writing my story since I was able to write, but when the media goes to share it, they only choose the parts that fit their idea of what will generate views.  These are my views and opinions. If I'm going to share my story, it should be the whole story.  The titles are the dates things happened. If you have any interest in who I really am please start at the beginning of this playlist: http://savethecats.org/   I know there will be people who take things out of context and try to use them to validate their own misconception, but you have access to the whole story.  My hope is that others will recognize themselves in my words and have the strength to do what is right for themselves and our shared planet.     You can help feed the cats at no cost to you using Amazon Smile! Visit BigCatRescue.org/Amazon-smile   You can see photos, videos and more, updated daily at BigCatRescue.org   Check out our main channel at YouTube.com/BigCatRescue   Music (if any) from Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com) This video is for entertainment purposes only and is my opinion.  Closing graphic with permission from https://youtu.be/F_AtgWMfwrk  

This week on the Semi Pros Coolaroo Afc duo Hayden Smith and Jacob Sheath join us in the studio to discuss a massive game for the AFLQ Darling Downs competition on June 25. AFL legend Dane Swan will pull on the Roos colours for their clash against local rivals University Cougars AFC. Check it out

Penny and Jason Shulz run Coolaroo, a 1,000 hectare sheep and cattle farm in the upper South East of South Australia with Merino ewes and Border Leicester rams.  They discuss the plans to update sheep and cattle infrastructure and making better use of eID, AgriWebb and water monitoring technology. 

Coolaroo rally II Live recording of rally from our reporter Marcus HarringtonSave Knox Lake II Richard Faragher explains why citzens of Knox are rallying to defend Knox Lake in the North Eastern suburbsBreak away Ambos Union II Danny Hill the secretary of the Victorian Ambulance Union explains why the newest Union went it's own way rather than joining the United Voice and NUW amalgamation.This is the Week that was II Kevin Healy rounds up the week.Neoliberalism & identity politics II Dr. Noah Bassil talks about the research he is starting about the affects on human self identification throught the neoliberal project of dispossession.

Coolaroo Community protest rally II this Saturday 10.30am outside Glass Recovery Services, 82-89 Maffra St, Coolaroo “the amount of flammable waste and lack of adequate fire protection are “a matter of lie and death” (Hume city officer the Age 22 Aug 19)The Witness K trial II Sister Susan Connolly explains the issues behind the Witness K trial, why we should be worried for our democracy and how his supporters have been working to keep these issues in the public lens.This is the Week that Was II Kevin Healy's round up of the key political happenings of the week from a human perspective.Humphrey McQueen talks about AI II Humphrey McQueen unpicks some of the propaganda around AI including the type of information that is being given to Labor politicians, posing as well researched reports with one agenda.

It's a jam-packed show this week with three guests talking about three local campaigns! Kevin and Meg are joined by Sue Vittori from the Anti-Toxic Waste Alliance, Maree Pardy from Save Footscray Park and Professor Libby Porter, Vice Chancellor's Principal Research Fellow at RMIT's school of Global, Urban and Social Studies. Professor Porter talks with us about the Djab Wurrung Embassy and how non-Indigenous Australians can respond to the invitation to stand in solidarity with Indigenous people on Aboriginal land. We finish with a song from The Footscray Kid. Listen to the whole song here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWHP4hjZIDshttps://www.facebook.com/AntiToxicWasteAlliance/https://www.savefootscraypark.com/https://dwembassy.com/  

Ken Brown (AFSM) is currently the Acting Deputy Chief Officer and Acting Executive Director Operational Preparedness with the Metropolitan Fire & Emergency Services Board (MFB) located in Victoria, Australia. His Command and Control experience is extensive and he is well known for creating mentoring opportunities for his personnel. Ken joined the MFB in 1983. During his 35 years of service, 29 years have been spent in the officer ranks which also includes 6 years at an executive level as an Assistant Chief Fire Officer (ACFO) and acting Deputy Chief Officer (ADCO). Ken’s substantive position is ACFO of the MFB’s Technical Operations Department. Ken is married (wife Rhonda) and has 6 children and 13 grandchildren...so far). ADCO Ken Browns Awards and Commendations Australian Fire Service Medal National Emergency Medal National Medal MFB Long and Good Service Medal   Chief Officer Commendation – Middle Park Fire Chief Officer Commendation – Hall Street Yarraville Fire SKM Coolaroo Recycling Plant Fire The fire at the SKM Coolaroo Recycling Plant (the Coolaroo fire) occurred on 13 July 2017 and burned for 11 days. As a result, the smoke plumes from the fire were observed across Melbourne for several days. There were numerous challenges and nearby residents and business were urged to evacuate due to concerns about the impact of air quality on human health. The Inspector General for Emergency Management completed a post-incident analysis the fire titled: Review of SKM Coolaroo Recycling Plant Fire. SKM Coolaroo Recycling Plant Fire Press Conference 14 July https://youtu.be/YgZaltC0QtM   Ask your questions or share your feedback Comment on the show notes Email feedback@emergencymanagementpodcast.com (audio files welcome) Visit the contact page Connect with me Subscribe to the Emergency Management Podcast on Apple Podcasts or Android Join the Facebook Page

This week Gary and Gary are joined by Dr. Sara Mayes to discuss wheelin in a safe way with dogs following a tragic accident on the trail. They discuss some listener feedback newly in this week.  Tune in to hear a fresh new episode of the Northwest Jeepcast. Join our community of Patrons to enter a drawing for $100 gift card to 4 Wheel Parts at patreon.com/nwjeepcast. Dr. Sara Mayes is a Medical Director and Associate Veterinarian at Broadway Animal Hospital in Everett, Wa.   Hot Weather: ** Hurtta sun and bug blocker || **Hurtta swamp cooler|| **Ruffwear Cooling Coat|| **Hurtta Cooling Dog Vest|| **Platform to sit on that allows cooling||   Severe cold: **euro dog designs dakota snow coat|| **mutluks snow suit||   Intermediate cold: **Equafleece fleece vest or suit|| **Hurtta body warmer|| **Kurgo loft jacket|| **Kurgo north country dog coat|| **Ruffwear Insulated Jacket ||   Windbreaker/waterproof: **Hurtta Slush Combat Suit|| **Hurtta Torrent Coat ||   Protect the feet if needed: **Ruffwear Polar Trex Boots|| **Mutluks Snow Boots ||   Surface Pads: **Rough and tough self inflating dog bed || **Coolaroo elevated pet bed|| **Eye protection: Rexspecs are light years ahead of all other brands||   Safety Harness: ideally should support the shoulders AND the hips **Ruffwear Front range harness||  **Ruffwear Web Master || **Ruffwear Double back harness || **Hurtta Dazzle harness or Active harness||   Attachments/Seat belt: 3 point attachment **ROK strap leashes: use this to secure your dog to the roll bar|| **Seat belt clips: ok to use these to secure hip harness to the back and ventral portion of the chest harness to the front||   --Visit Northridge4x4.com for all your Jeep needs and listen for a special coupon code. Start your Amazon shopping experience at http://nwjeepcast.com/amazon to help support this show. And follow us @nwjeepcast on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.

Kevin, Megan and Andy discuss the local and international news - the 'Dutch reach', Britney Spears, Melbourne station safety, homeless rights and negative gearing.In the first half of the show, we speak with Sonja Rutherford, a local resident of Broadmeadows who shares fascinating local information about the Coolaroo recycling plant fire. In the second half of the show, April Bragg from the Housing for the Aged Action Group discuss the privitisation of public housing and their successes in finding homes for people in need. Check out their facebook page to see stories of people they have helped and how their lives have changed: https://www.facebook.com/HousingfortheAgedActionGroup/

Coolaroo Fire Update by 3cr reporter Corey Green.http://www.emergency.vic.gov.au/respond/Fred Fuentes give a much needed Left analysis on what is going on in Venezuela. Fred will be speaking at the Multicultural Hub in Elizebeth St, Melb on July 29th at Fair Go for Pensioners join with Friends of Public Housing around changes to Public Housing Victoria and call for housing for older and female citzens who are being left behind.Kevin Healy sums up the week in his This is The Week That Was Don Sutherland returns to talk about the Casuals to Permanent ruling at Fair Work Commission and what Labor rank and file can do to make sure a future Labor Government does not turn it's back on workers.