Podcast appearances and mentions of Gladys Berejiklian

Concerns over a couple who don't share a bed, Donald Trump makes some controversial comments in America's presidential debate & dolphin's are the best wingman! Plus, we confront comedian Mary Coustas about playing Gladys Berejiklian in a new musical coming out. Join Mick & MG weekday mornings from 6am or grab the podcast everyday on LiSTNR or where ever you get your podcasts. #MickAndMGInTheMorningSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is one huge episode with former NSW Deputy Premier (under Mike Baird & Gladys Berejiklian, Policeman & International Rugby League Board Chairman Troy Grant! The boys chat to Troy about international rugby league, policing, politics, the Lint Cafe siege, lock out laws, greyhounds, Crown Casino, bikie gang investigations, Barnaby Joyce & The National Party, the William Tyrell investigation, working with Wayne Bennett & Wayne "Junior" Pearce, Las Vegas and much more....

Kanzler Scholz möchte strikte Grenzkontrollen fortsetzen / Deutschen Fußballerinnen schlagen Australiens Matildas deutlich mit 3:0 / Gladys Berejiklian verliert Berufung gegen Korruptionsvorwurf / Gespräche zwischen Netanjahu und US-Präsident Joe Biden und Vizepräsidentin Kamala Harris / Journalisten bei Nine Publishing beginnen fünftägigen Streik / Australian Marine Conservation Society sagt Verbesserung von Umweltgesetze entscheidend um Great Barrier Reef zu schützen / Gesundheitsdienstleister und Tierkliniken rationieren Bestände an Kochsalzlösung

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On today's show, the story that has gripped the nation. Beau Lamarre-Condon, the New South Wales cop who stands accused of murdering his ex boyfriend and his new partner. Now the State's top cop Karen Webb is facing leadership questions over her handling of the case.  Labor insiders have launched a stunning attack on PM Anthony Albanese today, revealing to us that they believe the Voice will be an albatross around his neck.  The footy world was shocked last week when Melbourne Premiership player Angus Brayshaw retired at just 28 years old. Footy legend Lethal Leigh Matthews calls on the AFL to scrap the interchange bench. Former New South Wales premier Gladys Berejiklian was in court today, launching a civil case to overturn last year's ICAC finding that she engaged in corruption while in a secret relationship with former Wagga Wagga MP Daryl Maguire. And how did you juggle work and the school pick up today? It's a daily battle for many Aussie families, stay tuned for how to navigate it. Visit thenightly.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tuesday show with Joel and Fletch and it's Day 2 down at Wahlburgers for True Crime Tuesday. Today's highlights include: The boys started the show with the lengths they go to for celebrating Christmas They welcomed back an old friend, Gibbo who is filling in for the week and discussed his love life down in Melbourne Fletch had some interesting things to say about the social life of Mary Magdalene. Seany Ormerod gave the boys a Market Update on the upcoming golf and the next CEO of Optus.. Gladys Berejiklian come on down? Another ski event in Sweden means another frozen penis story. Joel had his say on the recruitment and retention at the Wests Tigers and Fletch pushed Joel to become the manager of recruitment and retention at the Wests Tigers. The boys analysed the Roosters halves for 2024 - Luke Keary and Sam Walker. Nat Butcher stays at the Chooks and former teammate Fletcher Baker's choice of words could fuel a fiery clash in Vegas! Could Jon Rahm go to LIV Golf for 600 million dollars? The highlight and argubly one of our best interviews of all-time.. Former detective and now True Crime podcaster Gary Jubelin stayed for the final hour to discuss his career in the police force and preview his upcoming podcast, Breaking Badness. Follow Gary on instagram @icatchkillers and listen to Breaking Badness at breakingbadness.com.au Sunbscribe to The Run Home with Joel and Fletch on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@JoelandFletchSEN Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When Kelly Bayer Rosmarin resigned as the CEO of Optus, earlier this week, it wasn't a surprise. This came only days after Optus unleashed one of the worst ever telecommunications outages in our country's history.But now there's a massive question hanging in the air. Who will be Optus' next CEO?And why is former NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian considered a front runner? Especially since NSW's independent corruption commission found her guilty of serious corrupt conduct, just five months ago?Today, technology editor David Swan on what a new senate committee hearing into the Optus outage has told us about what damage the company inflicted on the public. And the future of Australia's second largest telecommunications company.Subscribe to The Age & SMH: https://subscribe.smh.com.au/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When Kelly Bayer Rosmarin resigned as the CEO of Optus, earlier this week, it wasn't a surprise. This came only days after Optus unleashed one of the worst ever telecommunications outages in our country's history.But now there's a massive question hanging in the air. Who will be Optus' next CEO?And why is former NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian considered a front runner? Especially since NSW's independent corruption commission found her guilty of serious corrupt conduct, just five months ago?Today, technology editor David Swan on what a new senate committee hearing into the Optus outage has told us about what damage the company inflicted on the public. And the future of Australia's second largest telecommunications company.Subscribe to The Age & SMH: https://subscribe.smh.com.au/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has reportedly put her hand up to be the new Optus CEO, the parents of the 21 year old woman who was bashed to death by a male colleague last month are considering suing her Sydney school, more than 200 mobsters have been sentenced to jail after a lengthy Mafia trial, the number one AFL draft pick was snapped up by West Coast, Shakira has agreed to pay a huge fine to avoid going to trial for tax fraud, Taylor Swift has paid tribute to that fan who died after attending her recent concert in Brazil See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has launched court proceedings against ICAC after the watchdog found she had engaged in “serious corrupt conduct”.  Ms Berejiklian has launched the legal challenge to ICAC's findings after it earlier this year found she had committed a “grave” breach of the ministerial code by failing to disclose her relationship with former partner Daryl Maguire.  The report found she oversaw the approval of two grants in Mr Maguire's electorate of Wagga Wagga - a $5.5m grant to the Australian Clay Target Association and a $10m grant for the renovation of the Riverina Conservatorium of Music.  She also failed in her ministerial duties by not reporting her suspicion that Mr Maguire had engaged, or might have engaged in corrupt conduct, the report found.  Despite the findings, ICAC did not recommend she be referred for criminal prosecution.  Ms Berejiklian will now challenge the ICAC findings in the Court of Appeal.  The matter will first come before the court on October 9.  Mr Maguire was found by ICAC to have improperly used his public office during his time as a MP in order to promote his own financial interests, and those of his associates while deliberately not disclosing his position, and potential pecuniary benefits.  “Let it not be forgotten that during his time representing the people of Wagga and region he worked tirelessly for his constituents,” Mr Maguire said in a statement released in July.  “Indeed, he was described in evidence as a dog with a bone, a vociferous advocate for the electorate, or a pain in the arse when it came to getting improvements for the Wagga Electorate.”  - by Steve Zemek, news.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carla From Bankstown is the brainchild of Benjamin James. She's a sassy no nonsense woman from Sydney's Bankstown. Carla rose to popularity during Sydney's COVID-19 lockdown where she acted as Gladys Berejiklian's right-hand woman/part time personal assistant. In this episode Carla shares stories of her unconventional journey, from her early Instagram escapades to navigating the world of social media. You'll discover her roots as a natural entertainer, creating characters from a young age and even dabbling in a cooking show persona. As Carla recounts her educational journey and dreams of a career in radio, you'll get a glimpse into her determination and passion. Her story is one of empowerment and self-acceptance, from confronting bullies in school to her heartfelt coming-out journey. TUNE IN AND FIND OUT IF CARLA FROM BANKSTOWN WAS BORN FUNNY. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Delay after delay on the construction of the Sydney CBD's Light Rail, which began in 2015, has been found to have caused "unreasonable" interference to businesses along George Street.  On Wednesday, the NSW Supreme Court made that decision, which now opens the path for a potential hundreds of businesses to seek compensation for disruption caused by the drawn-out construction. John Stanley called the fact that these businesses needed to go to court in the first place a "scandal".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, the National Anti Corruption Commission (NACC) opened its doors. It is an independent agency that investigates and reports on serious corruption in the public sector. The timing is fortuitous, just as state-based integrity watchdog ICAC released its explosive findings about former NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian. While the PwC tax leaks scandal, and former Coalition minister Stuart Robert have been referred to the new national watchdog.  Today, federal political correspondent Lisa Visentin on whether the NACC will have enough teeth to stamp out corruption in Australian politics.Subscribe to The Age & SMH: https://subscribe.smh.com.au/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, the National Anti Corruption Commission (NACC) opened its doors. It is an independent agency that investigates and reports on serious corruption in the public sector. The timing is fortuitous, just as state-based integrity watchdog ICAC released its explosive findings about former NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian. While the PwC tax leaks scandal, and former Coalition minister Stuart Robert have been referred to the new national watchdog.  Today, federal political correspondent Lisa Visentin on whether the NACC will have enough teeth to stamp out corruption in Australian politics.Subscribe to The Age & SMH: https://subscribe.smh.com.au/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Once there was public outcry from some quarters that ICAC would even investigate Gladys Berejiklian – one of the most popular premiers in NSW history. Flowers were left at her electoral office after she stepped down, and talkback radio callers were furious with ICAC for precipitating her resignation. But now we know that Berejiklian was seriously corrupt when she was treasurer and later the premier. Today, national correspondent for The Saturday Paper Mike Seccombe on Gladys Berejiklian's conduct and why it points to deeper misconduct in our politics. Socials: Stay in touch with us on Twitter and Instagram Guest: National correspondent for The Saturday Paper, Mike Seccombe.

Ben Davison, fresh from a Yes campaign launch event, talks about why he's voting YES at the referendum and how you can get involved through yes23.com.au or through your union at australianunions.org.au/wow to join and then follow the links. ICAC has found Gladys Berejiklian engaged in serious corrupt conduct.  Ben discusses why the bosses pamphlet was so very wrong about Glady's "saving Australia" and why corruption has no place in our democracy. The NDIS is turning 10 and the former minister under Morrison decided to throw some grenades at the people trying to navigate the system and those trying to stamp out sham contracting, differential price gauging and multinational rorters.  Ben talks about the need for reform but that the Liberals, like the Greens on housing, are all politics and zero policy. Ben explores the raft of changes Labor has starting in the economy from July 1 and why a larger budget surplus is good news for reducing inflation, future investments in education and a motivation for companies to pull their finger out and invest in workers and equipment. You can help us grow our audience by liking, sharing, commenting and becoming a supporter at www.buymeacoffee.com/weekonwednesday

Secondo l'Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), l'ex premier avrebbe avuto un chiaro conflitto di interessi e sarebbe colpevole di corruzione.

Ủy ban Độc lập Chống Tham nhũng ICAC New South Wales tìm thấy, cựu Thủ Hiến Gladys Berejiklian có can dự trong những hành vi tham nhũng nghiêm trọng. Bà nầy đã phản bội lòng tin của công chúng, thế nhưng Ủy ban quyết định không truy tố hình sự đối với bà.

With the shockwaves from the Gladys Berejiklian case still being felt, the National Anti-Corruption Commission officially starts work tomorrow.

With the shockwaves from the Gladys Berejiklian case still being felt, the National Anti-Corruption Commission officially starts work tomorrow.

As Australians brace for a big jump in their power bills, what is behind the price hike and how should consumers navigate it? The NSW corruption watchdog has made a finding of serious corrupt conduct against former Premier Gladys Berejiklian over her secret relationship.

As Australians brace for a big jump in their power bills, what is behind the price hike and how should consumers navigate it?The NSW corruption watchdog has made a finding of serious corrupt conduct against former Premier Gladys Berejiklian over her secret relationship.

Watch Australia's leading voice, Alan Jones, share his unique take on the events and issues facing the nation and abroad.   Watch ‘Alan Jones' live and on demand at ADH TV, Tuesdays and Wednesdays 8pm AEST. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

THE PREMIER OF NSW IS A CROOK: In the first part of today's show, I discuss the breaking news about the ICAC findings on Gladys Berejiklian, the former Premier. The ICAC has found her guilty of engaging in corrupt conduct in two separate instances. Ed and I also discuss the government in Holland and how it seems determined to take away all farmers rights. JOIN OUR COMMUNITY: theunspokentruth.com.au | Sub to the channel: youtube.com/@unspokentruthofficial --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/unspokentruthofficial/message

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L'ancienne cheffe de Nouvelle-Galles du Sud, Gladys Berejiklian, a agi de manière corrompue alors qu'elle était dans une "relation personnelle proche" de cinq ans avec un député libéral en disgrâce, a déclaré l'Independent Commission Against Corruption ( ICAC ). Les conclusions d'une enquête surnommée Operation Keppel, ont été publiées ce jeudi 29 juin.

Nouvelle nuit de violences en région parisienne après la mort d'un jeune tué par la police. Accusée de corruption, Gladys Berejiklian échappera à la justice. Les incendies du Canada polluent le ciel des Etats-Unis.

Informe de la ICAC concluye que la ex premier de Nueva Gales del Sur, Gladys Berejiklian, incurrió en "conducta corrupta grave" durante un tiempo de su mandato. Escucha esta y otras noticias importantes del día.

It's a finding that will further damage voters' trust in politics, and in politicians: while the former, once highly popular, New South Wales Premier, Gladys Berejiklian, denied it to the end, the state's corruption watchdog has found she engaged in 'serious corrupt conduct', although she won't face charges.  So what did the ICAC find?  Today, ABC investigative reporter, Amy Greenbank, on the phone taps that brought the former leader down.  Featured:  Amy Greenbank, ABC investigative reporter, Sydney 

Almost two years after Gladys Berejiklian took the stand at an Icac hearing, the commission's 700-page report has finally been handed down. It finds that she engaged in serious corrupt conduct, that she was at times an ‘unsatisfactory witness' and that she breached the public trust she held as premier. Gabrielle Jackson speaks to editor-in-chief Lenore Taylor and investigations editor Anne Davies about the report, criticism of Icac and the public's right to know

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ICAC finds corrupt conduct by Gladys Berejiklian. Former NSW Treasurer Matt Kean accuses ICAC of political lynching.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian has been labelled corrupt - by the damning findings of an ICAC investigation into her conduct when she was running the biggest state in Australia.

Former New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian has been labelled corrupt - by the damning findings of an ICAC investigation into her conduct when she was running the biggest state in Australia.

A bill drafted by Labor aims to end free speech online, Sweden dumps its 100% renewable energy target to push for nuclear energy. Plus, ICAC refrains from referring Gladys Berejiklian's corruption findings to the DPP. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NSW Yolsuzluk Komisyonu ICAC, NSW Eski Başbakanı Gladys Berejiklian'ı yolsuzluk yapmakla suçladı.

In this latest Hindi Newsflash: The ICAC has found former NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian 'corrupt' in their inquiry against her; In India, Eid-Al-Adha celebrated with zeal; Three Australians advance to the final round of the Wimbledon qualifiers and more.

The ICAC has handed down the findings for the investigation into Gladys Berejiklian. It's brought a lot of criticism on the ICAC system, with politicians and the Australian public alike left scratching their heads at how drawn out the case became. A J Brown is a Professor of Public Policy and Law at Griffith University and board member of Transparency International Australia, and he joined Bill Woods to discuss the calls for ICAC reforms.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Likely human remains found in the debris of a submersible that imploded near the Titanic shipwreck; Gladys Berejiklian likely to avoid prosecution after ICAC makes corrupt conduct findings; Italy's football authorities to ban the number 88 from player jerseys.

The Five of My Life is deliberately and distinctly not part of the daily political news cycle. However, it is  fascinating to hear from our political leaders when they are not delivering a sound bite or policy beat up. This compilation episode gives an insight into the true and authentic personalities of Tanya Plibersek, Julia Gillard, Anthony Albanese, Jacqui Lambie and Gladys Berejiklian via their responses to the Five of My Life challenge. Follow The Five of My Life on Instagram Contact Nigel hereSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My working theory for this year's election was re-enforced Saturday night in New South Wales. My working theory for the October election here is that the damage for Labour is done. Chris Hipkins can burn as much policy as he wants and the media can write about him being more popular than the predecessor over and over. The key is, the damage is done and the rot has set in. You have a recession, you have crime touching each and every one of us, you have the myriad of problems we have discussed and debated over and over again. Essentially, the Government has been found out to be useless and time has killed them. Time kills all Governments eventually. It just depends how good you are as to how much time you get. In New South Wales on Saturday night Chris Minns won by a mile and yet, for the past few weeks, the polls had told us it was neck and neck. There was a general sense that the coalition was out of time, that they most likely would not win. But most pundits, based on polling, were predicting a close Labour win as a minority Government, with the help of the Greens or Teals or Independents needed. It didn't come to pass and the polls were wrong, which goes to my theory, like here, the decision was made. Polls are irrelevant - what you might say is not what you might do. People subconsciously decide what's right and what isn't, what's working and what isn't. Gladys Berejiklian was run out of office on a trumped-up charge of some crooked behaviour, a verdict, by the way, that still hasn't been returned. The replacement was OK, but he wasn't Gladys. The state is beset with all sorts of mess including endless public transport issues and essentially people decided, and decided a long time ago, when they next got a chance to send a message, they would. And they did. On Saturday night Labour piled across the line with room to spare. The close race wasn't close, the polls weren't right. The same thing, my gut says, has and is happening here. Read the polls if you want, fall for the headlines if you like. But here's my bet - come Saturday night October 14, the same story will unfold here. We have already decided and the poll on the night won't be anywhere near like the polls you see at the moment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're all facing the financial pressures that come with the spiralling cost of everything, and on the weekend residents in one state will get the chance to punish politicians for it.  In New South Wales, Australia's longest-serving state government is asking voters for an unprecedented fourth term, and polls and history suggest it could be a tall order.  Today, the ABC's elections analyst, Antony Green, on why the NSW coalition government might not survive, as voters find it harder and harder to make ends meet. Featured:  Antony Green, ABC elections analyst 

We're all facing the financial pressures that come with the spiralling cost of everything, and on the weekend residents in one state will get the chance to punish politicians for it.  In New South Wales, Australia's longest-serving state government is asking voters for an unprecedented fourth term, and polls and history suggest it could be a tall order.  Today, the ABC's elections analyst, Antony Green, on why the NSW coalition government might not survive, as voters find it harder and harder to make ends meet. Featured:  Antony Green, ABC elections analyst 

Pre-poll opens tomorrow for the NSW election but would the Liberal Party be in a stronger position to win the poll if former NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian was still in the top job?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It was another record day yesterday for NSW in COVID-19 cases, and the wave is showing no signs of slowing down.And yesterday in even more grim news, the Premier Gladys Berejiklian flagged that October would be the worst month for hospitals and ICU units.That's despite the vaccination rate in NSW charging ahead thanks to a population rushing forward to be vaccinated and additional supply helping things out. So on today's Coronacast, why is October being tipped to be bad when the vaccine rate is growing so quickly?Also on today's show:* What can we learn about long-COVID from the people who've lived with it longest?* I am confused by the target of 70 to 80 per cent immunisation before opening up. There is a very big difference between 70 and 80. Can you explain please?* What's the likelihood that our third doses of mRNA vaccine will have been changed to specifically target the Delta variant?

It was another record day yesterday for NSW in COVID-19 cases, and the wave is showing no signs of slowing down. And yesterday in even more grim news, the Premier Gladys Berejiklian flagged that October would be the worst month for hospitals and ICU units. That's despite the vaccination rate in NSW charging ahead thanks to a population rushing forward to be vaccinated and additional supply helping things out. So on today's Coronacast, why is October being tipped to be bad when the vaccine rate is growing so quickly? Also on today's show: * What can we learn about long-COVID from the people who've lived with it longest? * I am confused by the target of 70 to 80 per cent immunisation before opening up. There is a very big difference between 70 and 80. Can you explain please? * What's the likelihood that our third doses of mRNA vaccine will have been changed to specifically target the Delta variant?

Fully vaccinated NSW residents will be given a very small increase in freedoms, after the state reached more than 6 million vaccination doses earlier this week.The state's Premier Gladys Berejiklian yesterday revealed that from mid-September, people who are fully vaccinated will be able to meet more people or spend more time outdoors - depending on where they live.But it wasn't all good news, with the state revealing more than 1000 new COVID-19 cases - the highest it's been in Australia at any point of the pandemic.So on today's Coronacast, is this a turning point in how lockdowns operate as we move on from trying to eliminate COVID spread?Also on today's show:* How are we supposed to keep following the rules when we get nothing in return?* Please tell us about Lambda and AY3. Should we be concerned?

Fully vaccinated NSW residents will be given a very small increase in freedoms, after the state reached more than 6 million vaccination doses earlier this week. The state's Premier Gladys Berejiklian yesterday revealed that from mid-September, people who are fully vaccinated will be able to meet more people or spend more time outdoors - depending on where they live. But it wasn't all good news, with the state revealing more than 1000 new COVID-19 cases - the highest it's been in Australia at any point of the pandemic. So on today's Coronacast, is this a turning point in how lockdowns operate as we move on from trying to eliminate COVID spread? Also on today's show: * How are we supposed to keep following the rules when we get nothing in return? * Please tell us about Lambda and AY3. Should we be concerned?