Podcast appearances and mentions of denise shrivell

IN THIS EPISODE Margo Kingston chats with, Denise Shrivell and Kristen Lock who are co-founders of North Sydney's Independent created to find Kylea Tink, the now independent Member for North Sydney in the Federal Parliament. The group was formed after Voices of North Sydney decided they were not going to seek a candidate for the […]Author informationMargo KingstonCo-publisher and editor-in-chief at No FibsMargo Kingston is a retired Australian journalist and climate change activist. She is best known for her work at The Sydney Morning Herald and her weblog, Webdiary. Since 2012, Kingston has been a citizen journalist, reporting and commenting on Australian politics via Twitter and No Fibs. | Twitter |

This week we look at three culture wars going on in Australia at the moment. To do that we are joined by a panel well qualified to navigate us through these thorny issues. Joining Peter Fray this week we have radio expert from Radio Info Steve Ahern, advertising expert Denise Shrivell and Opinion Editor from the Daily Telegraph James Morrow.

Monday the 20th of August, 2018with Leyla, Jackson and James7.00am Acknowledgement of Country7.05am Dutton's draconian Home Affairs Office emerging into a literal Orwellian nightmare.7.08am He can't possibly(!?) be our political future; considering the Liberal leadership challenges.7.16am How Fascism can be faught on all fronts. A conversation with Denise Shrivell from Sleeping Giants OZ on targeting businesses that support hate through advertising revenue.7:30am Courting controversy; Senator Andrew Bartlett on how Fraser Anning's carefully curated speech reveals the seedy underbelly of Australian culture. 7.42am Military overdrive product of short-sighted economic fallacies; perpetuating white imperalism and fuelling the refugee 'crisis'. Senator Andrew Bartlett draws connections between 'mainstream' policies and 'fringe' perspectives.7:50am Over the Wall: This week Over the wall spoke to Samantha Ratman on the future of public housing in Victoria.8am Titan Debirioun with 'The World'8.04am Titan joins us in the studio to discuss humanity, love and music.8.14am Titan Debirioun with 'Dreams'8.17am Titan on how you change the world.Follow the hosts on Twitter to get a heads up on future shows! Jackson: @JackM3cr(link is external), James: @JamesBrennan23

In this week's edition of the Mumbrellacast, AANA CEO John Broome and Media Scope founder Denise Shrivell join us to chat all things advertising (19:28). Tune in to discover how we manage to fit transparency, gender stereotyping and the poo jogger into one interview. We also attempt to cover all things outdoor (and believe us when we [...] The post Mumbrellacast: Outdoor blows up, Pureprofile baffles, Godfreys goes back to the future appeared first on Mumbrella.

In an unique interview the policy director of the Institute of Public Affairs - Simon Breheny - joins #auspol member - Denise Shrivell, for an open and long discussion on a range of issues including how the IPA started, its policy principles, who funds the IPA & its alignment to the Liberal Party, its 75 radical ideas, advocacy for 18C & more. A must listen to for anyone interested in Australian politics today...

#auspol member Denise Shrivell finishes the first week of the 2017 Australian Parliament with a wide ranging, in-depth conversation with ex-leader of the Australian Democrats and Labor Politician - Cheryl Kernot. Cheryl generously shares her insights on Corey Bernardi (he should have left Parliament), other politicians such as George Brandis (stalked her), the adversarial structure of politics, the origins of 'Keep the Bastards Honest', can you compare Malcolm Turnbull with Keating this week? - and a lot more. This is a must listen to for anyone with an interest in Australian politics.

Denise Shrivell is the Founder of MediaScope and discusses with Darren the state of the media industry today, the challenges of media technology and her MediaScapes along with the role of women in media and the role Peggy’s List plays in ensuring women have equal opportunity to share their thoughts and insights in the important discussions on the issues facing the media and marketing industry. https://www.trinityp3.com/2017/02/women-in-media-industry/