Podcast appearances and mentions of David Munro

Concussion expert Dr David Munro from the Melbourne Physiotherapy Concussion Clinic speaks to Sam Edmund about this month's concussion issues. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the show today: 1. Midday Madness - the weekend of footy, Melbourne, Christian Petracca and more 2. I've Seen The Light 3. Concussion expert Dr David Munro 4. GWS star Harry Himmelberg 5. The best wins and worst losses of the weekend 6. Lost in the Wash 7. Tom Decent on the Australian Swimming Trials. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr David Munro speaks to Dwayne about concussion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the show today: 1. Midday Madness - the Round 8 Pressure Meter, AFL's stance against male violence, Sam Draper's comments and more 2. Carlton star Charlie Curnow 3. The Great Debate 4. AFL Nation commentator Dermott Brereton 5. Lost in the Wash 6. Dr David Munro talks concussion Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The medical laboratory workers who collected, processed, and reported our Covid-19 tests went on strike on Monday after months of collective bargaining. Seventy percent of Covid tests were processed in private laboratories, where APEX union says a senior scientist is paid 33 percent less than their counterparts in Te Whatu Ora labs. While partial strikes have been taking place since July last year, scientists, technicians and phlebotomists at SCL Labs across Wellington, the South Island and Hawke's Bay stopped work for 24 hours on Monday. APEX advocacy lead David Munro spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Everything around us – from furniture to food products – is a result of manufacturing. It is an industry that includes a wide range of subsectors, including food and beverage manufacturing, wood manufacturing, transportation equipment manufacturing, and many more. Despite being a broad and necessary industry, the manufacturing sector can often be overlooked by many individuals deciding on a career path or simply looking for their next job.In this episode, we chat with David Munro, Manufacturing Consortium Manager at the Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium, to explore this diverse industry, particularly what job opportunities are available (you may be surprised!), what to expect when working in the industry, and what the future may hold for those considering a career in manufacturing.Links:Find your local WorkBC CentreExcellence in Manufacturing ConsortiumBC Youth in Manufacturing InitiativeWILWorks Post SecondaryWILWorks Skilled Trades in Advanced ManufacturingPreparing for Job Interviews: A Free Virtual WorkshopDigitally Smart: Getting Employed Workshop Series

Matthew Bannister onJohn Pilger, the campaigning journalist who made award winning films about human rights abuses and was an outspoken critic of British and US foreign policy.K.M. Peyton, the author of many “pony” books for children and adolescents, including the “Flambards” trilogy.Paula Murphy, the American racing driver once described as “the fastest woman on wheels”.Michael Blakemore, the versatile theatre director who was the only person to win Tony Awards for Best Play and Best Musical in the same year.Interviewee: Sam Pilger Interviewee: Anthony Hayward Interviewee: Meg Rosoff Interviewee: Hilary Peyton Interviewee: Pam Miller Interviewee: Conrad Blakemore Interviewee: Greta ScacchiProducer: Gareth Nelson-DaviesArchive used: John Pilger, Desert Island Discs, BBC Radio 4, 18/02/1990; Year Zero: The Silent Death of Cambodia, (ATV) ITV, 1979 p/d David Munro; Cambodia: Year One, (ATV), ITV, 10 September 1980, p/d David Munro; John Pilger interview with Kim Hill, TVNZ's 1News, 1 News, YouTube uploaded, 24/11/2023; KM Peyton interview, Front Row, BBC Radio 4, 27/04/2009; KM Peyton interview, Womans Hour, BBC Radio 4, 20/02/2016; Flambards TV Series, TV Theme and scene extract, ITV, 02/02/1979; Paula Murphy interview/clips, Paula Murphy: Undaunted, Documentary, Fox Sports, Director Pam Miller, released 2023, Michael Blakemore interview, Theatre Talk, YouTube uploaded 04/08/2013; John Lahr talks with director Michael Blakemore, Conversations, The New Yorker, YouTube uploaded 23/07/2014;

Workers at the country's biggest private laboratory provider are picketing on Friday as a dragged out pay dispute remains unresolved. Awanui Labs runs most of the community and hospital medical laboratories in the South Island and Wellington District. Lab workers at Awanui are paid 30 percent less than their Te Whatu Ora counterparts following last month's pay rises for government lab workers. APEX union lead advocate David Munro spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Most medical labs from the Wellington region down to the bottom of the South Island will be impacted by lab worker strikes this week. SCL scientists, technicians and phlebotomists say they've had enough of playing post-pandemic catch-up, tackling the rising cost of living and staffing shortages. Currently an SCL lab worker earns $82,000 per year, while an equivalent nurse now sits at $105,000 a year. APEX Union advocacy leader David Munro says parent company Awanui Labs intends to present a 'take-it-or-leave-it' offer tomorrow. David Munro spoke to Charlotte Cook.

The country's most powerful medical laboratory group, half owned by the government, is proposing to slash the medical lab workforce in the upper South Island. Awanui, which is worth half a billion dollars, has told staff in Nelson the move is part of centralising its nationwide services to make them "sustainable". Union organiser David Munro is from APEX, a specialist union for allied, scientific and technical employees in New Zealand. [picture id="4M8MPTI_copyright_image_266768" crop="16x10" layout="full"] He spoke to Corin Dann.

Nine points clear after act 1 of the season, well done to Celtic! Reidzo and Spunkphone chat Celtic 2-1 Ross County, David Munro's awful decision making, VAR again and their highlights of the season so far.We'll still do a few podcasts during the world cup! Going nowhere - like Celtic!Music Credit - Nine Inch Nails - The Hand That FeedsLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nine points clear after act 1 of the season, well done to Celtic! Reidzo and Spunkphone chat Celtic 2-1 Ross County, David Munro's awful decision making, VAR again and their highlights of the season so far.We'll still do a few podcasts during the world cup! Going nowhere - like Celtic!Music Credit - Nine Inch Nails - The Hand That Feeds

Tuesday TeamTalk 11 October 2022 Episode 275 Fraser and Jim chat footy plus volleyball with David Munro.

Welcome to the first chapter of the fourth and final part of La Vérité éclate toujours, our crime drama series for advanced French learners. In this episode, James and Guillaume attend their meeting with Roger Martin who is as unpleasant and rude as they expected, but James manages to stay in the character of David Munro and play along. Throughout the chapter, we come across many interesting expressions including cirer les pompes de quelqu'un and en connaître un rayon. We also see a range of subjunctive triggers such as s'étonner que and falloir que.There's also an online course version of La Vérité éclate toujours which provides access to a range of additional materials including the text of each chapter, annotated notes, language study podcasts, vocabulary lists, video versions of each episode and our atelier linguistique which helps you to take the language you've covered in each chapter further. This course is available on the Coffee Break Academy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's time for Chapter 26 of La Vérité éclate toujours - our crime drama series for advanced learners of French! James puts himself back into the role of David Munro in a phone conversation with Céline Frappier, in order to move on to the next stage in their plan. In this dialogue chapter we hear lots of informal French and colloquial phrases such as: se ficher de quelqu'un and charrier quelqu'un. Join Coffee Break French hosts, Mark and Pierre-Benoît as they break down the language featured in this latest instalment.There's also an online course version of La Vérité éclate toujours which provides access to a range of additional materials including the text of each chapter, annotated notes, language study podcasts, vocabulary lists, video versions of each episode and our atelier linguistique which helps you to take the language you've covered in each chapter further. This course is available on the Coffee Break Academy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As interest in hunting with a bow and arrow has risen, much of the gear has gone high-tech. Meanwhile, a small band of purists like Gabriel Miossi have turned to a traditional Native American weapon: the stick bow. "The Lost Art of Traditional Bow Hunting" written by David Munro, originally appeared in Craftsmanship Quarterly, a multimedia online magazine about artisans, innovators, and the architecture of excellence. You'll find many more stories, videos, audio recordings, and other resources on our site — all free of charge and free of advertising.

As the economy's reliance on innovation grows, the offering of toys for girls remains–well, somewhat less than innovative. Fortunately, a few smart women are starting to solve this problem by reviving the time-honored principles of tinkering, this time for girls. "Let Tinkerbell Tinker" written by David Munro, originally appeared in Craftsmanship Quarterly, a multimedia online magazine about artisans, innovators, and the architecture of excellence. You'll find many more stories, videos, audio recordings, and other resources on our site — all free of charge and free of advertising.

Against all odds, and despite the best efforts of Hollywood and Silicon Valley, old-fashioned, analog, motion-picture film is suddenly making a comeback. What’s the magic in this old medium that digital technology can’t seem to match? Real Film Strikes Back, written by David Munro, originally appeared in Craftsmanship Quarterly, a multimedia online magazine about artisans, innovators, and the architecture of excellence. You'll find many more stories, videos, audio recordings, and other resources on our site — all free of charge and free of advertising. Introduction by: Chris Egusa Narrated by: Goran Norquist Produced by: Chris Egusa Music by: Mike Snowden

Dave Munro talks about his recently released first book of poetry, Wearing My Father's Hat, published by the Melbourne Poets Union. Interviewed by Di Cousens.

The pandemic has weighed on Liberty's turnaround plan. The financial services group has reported an annual loss of R1.54 billion, and it does not expect the current climate to improve in the short-term. Business Day TV's Alishia Seckam unpacked Liberty's annual performance with its CEO David Munro.

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How muscles work and what happens to them as we get older? Is there anything we can do about it? Find out from Dr David Munro.  David is a highly qualified physiotherapist who also has a PhD in Exercise Physiology.  With over 27 years of experience, David is the Principal Physiotherapist at Absolute Physiotherapy in Melbourne. During this time he helped establish the Health Care Team at The National Institute of Circus Arts (NICA) in 2001 and has consulted to Circus Oz and Cirque du Soleil. In 2004 David was awarded a prestigious Churchill Fellowship to investigate the role of physiotherapy in Circus Arts. In 2014 David published the world's first peer-reviewed paper on circus injuries in a student cohort. This has lead to a new and exciting pathway of research and he has been recently collaborating with other clinical leaders in this field to develop a global Circus Arts research platform.Complimenting his clinical role at Absolute Physiotherapy, David is also a sessional lecturer at Swinburne University and regularly supervises undergraduate and postgraduate Physiotherapy students as part of their clinical placements. Click here to subscribe to our newsletter. If you enjoyed this podcast Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Midlifeathlete)

A union representing medical laboratory workers says members taking part in partial strike action are being sent home without pay. The company, Southern Community Laboratories, says none of those suspended are involved in Covid-19 testing. But the union says employees who have been working long hours and extra shifts testing Covid samples are affected. More than 700 workers at private laboratories around the country have issued strike notices for a 24-hour full withdrawal of labour from Friday, 4th of September. David Munro is the national advocate for the APEX union. [audio_play] Southern Community Laboratories declined an invitation to come on the programme. It said in a statement: "In relation to the partial strikes this week, we are doing our best to work collaboratively with employees who are not performing all of their duties. We have suspended six staff members who have refused to perform duties that are central to their roles (for example, employees in our call centre who are refusing to answer phone calls and none of those suspended are involved in Covid-19 testing)." "This is out of a total of 1200 employees, approximately 460 of whom are engaging in the partial strikes. We continue to work with the Ministry of Health and the DHBs, keeping them advised on progress and keeping up our commitment on Covid-19 testing." "As our overall patient volumes since the pandemic are lower than last year (even with inclusion of Covid-19 test volumes), we have continued to maintain a high quality of service during this time, even with the additional demand for Covid-19 tests."

Business Day TV — Liberty Holdings has swung into an interim loss. That’s as the financial services group created a R3bn pandemic reserve to help it deal with the fallout from Covid-19. Business Day TV spoke to David Munro, CEO of Liberty for his perspective on the numbers and what it means for the company in the current economic climate.

Classic 1027 — Liberty, founded by the iconic Donald Gordon in 1957, reported first half results largely in line with the guidance provided in its trading update. A loss of R2.2bn came in at mid-point of guided range. But some market participants were a little surprised that the Group has cut its interim dividend CEO David Munro, spoke to Michael Avery about the decision an response to Covid 19, which couldn’t have come at worse time for the CEO on a trunaround mission. Earlier this year Munro had hailed the company's step-change from a “turnaround” to a “growth” path as it announced a 42% increase in annual headline earnings.

What does a data analyst do?How does data science help shape leadership decisions at work?How does data use shape change?How does one become a data analyst?David answers all of these questions and more in this episode of Casa de Cambio.David recommends:Terry Pratchett Discworld series, particularly 'And I shall Wear Midnight'Darkness for Light by Emma Viskic

Introducing "Talking Through My Hat", a podcast for speakers of English as a Second Language (ESL). A description of the show format, as well as a short bio of the host, David Munro. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkingthroughmyhat/message

When you watch masterful stand-up comics perform, they seem just naturally hilarious. Don’t kid yourself; this is hard work — a craft like making anything else of value. "The Art of the Joke", written by David Munro, originally appeared in Craftsmanship Quarterly, a multimedia online magazine about artisans, innovators, and the architecture of excellence. You can find many more stories, videos, audio recordings, and resources on our site. Introduction by: Summer Brown Narrated by: Todd Oppenheimer Produced by: Larry Rosen & Aaron Cundy

Junior doctors will be walking off the job at 8am this morning as part of a five-day strike over their working conditions. It's the latest move in a long-running dispute over contracts, with the junior doctors accusing the District Health Boards of exploiting them.Resident doctors are accusing the DHB of wanting full control over their rosters.Resident Doctors' Association spokesperson, David Munro, told Kate Hawkesby he is hoping the strike will force the DHB to compromise. "There has been a lot of mischief from the DHBs, they make it sound like someone sits in the RDA's head office and makes some sort of decision...but it's a world away from the truth.""The local medical team work out what are going to be the best arrangements, come up with what suits them best and the RDA is simply there to make sure that those arrangements don't breach any protections in the Multiple Employer Collective agreement, and that nobody is inadvertently agreeing to do anything unsafe of that will be too fatiguing.""Local teams make the arrangements and as long as they are safe and ensure food patient care, they are put in place."Munro said the DHBs want the ability to change rosters without the agreement of the local medical teams or the union."The DHBs want to change to be able to say, 'we need a roster, I am going to put this in regardless of the considerations of the union or the local team and even if it's unsafe because we don't have enough people to staff it'," he said.The DHBs say the strike is a waste of time and that talking to each other is the only constructive way forward.However, Munro said if they really feel that way they could have softened their position."They have had a very aggressive position and have shown no sign of moving away from it."He said money isn't the issue. However, he said the DHB has spent $15 million fighting the junior doctors' strikes."The doctors are pretty disappointed about that."

Junior doctors are walking off the job again this morning making it their third two-day strike this year, with a fourth already planned.However, senior doctors aren't happy, saying the strikes are becoming unacceptable and damaging for patient care.Senior advocate for the Resident Doctors Association, David Munro told Kate Hawkesby the senior doctors are bearing the brunt of the strike.   

TechCentral — In this special edition of the TechCentral podcast, we bring you a press conference, held on Sunday evening in Johannesburg, at which Liberty Group CEO David Munro spoke out for the first time about a cyberattack on the company's systems and an attempt by cybercriminals to extort millions of rand in return for not releasing confidential customer information. At the press conference, Munro provided further information about the breach, what information was compromised and what customers need to know about the situation.

Red Szell chats to Patrick Gale about the upcoming RNIB Member's Writing Competition and about the differences between novel and short story writing. Author David Munro talks about The Time Jigsaw and writing with a visual impairment. And we hear again from Verity Smith on her both funny and sad memoir, The Groper's Guide.

Richard Reid, psychologist and author of Cure Your Phobia In 24 Hours, talks to Gillian Russell about his own experiences of phobia and explains the differences between fear, phobia and anxiety. Just how should we tackle our own most crippling fears? David Munro explains how a fear of flying has prevented him from joining friends on holiday and halted his ability to go on certain work trips. Schools out ... so just what are your kids doing? Have you planned dozens of activities and booked them in for various clubs? Helen Minnis, professor of child and adolescent psychiatry, explains why downtime is important for kids during the holidays and what they can learn from regular periods of unstructured play and occasional boredom. If children had their own way, they'd probably spend most of their holiday downtime on phones, tablets and computers ... so how do we, as parents, set boundaries and encourage our kids to have a healthy, positive relationship with technology? Allison Havey, co-founder of The Rap Project and co-author of Sex, Likes & Social Media, explains how we can all learn to understand the digital landscape a bit better and instill some balance when it comes to our kids using technology.

Maudi Lentsoane, group CEO at says the resignation by Thabo Dloti as CEO of South African insurer Liberty Holdings is a set back for transformation. Lentsoane says there is a need for 'Radical Executive Transformation' in South African businesses. Standard Bank corporate and investment banking CEO David Munro is taking over from Dloti.

The University of Adelaide and Urbanest haven’t revealed the cost of their newest student accommodation partnership, despite two News Corp papers reporting the price tag to be $100 million.

While out campaigning with the #conservative #SurreyPCC candidate David Munro, the Minister for Justice Michael Gove calls current #Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner a "Blowhard"

Conservative PCC candidate David Munro appears on BBC Radio #Surrey following HMIC report into Surrey Police.

Audio only version of a special political edition of #SurreyLive with Conservative #SurreyPCC Candidate David Munro