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This week on VLGA Connect, Chris Eddy speaks to Simone Zmood, Mayor of Glen Eira City Council on their recent advocacy activities to both the state and federal government. We learn about the key issues facing the Glen Eira community and what support the Council is seeking from the other tiers of Government.   Then, Chris sits down with Alan Getley, the Mayor of Buloke Shire Council and Brent McAllister, CEO of Northern Grampians Shire Council about an alliance between five north east councils to advocate collectively on significant projects affecting the Wimmera region.Support the showTo learn more about the events, programs, and training offered by the Victorian Local Governance Association (VLGA), please click here. If you'd like to contact us about the podcast, please send us an email to vlga@vlga.org.au or call us on 03 9349 7999

The State Government cops a whack from the Glen Eira City Council in this podcast featuring the Mayor Cr Simone Zmood. She's calling for consultation over the State takeover of planning for “activity centre” residential developments. Have a listen to the podcast for lots more news from the City of Glen Eira. More info: gleneira.vic.gov.auRelated Posts: Meet Glen Eira's new

Glen Eira Mayor Cr Simone Zmood was in the studio on Monday 6 January to discuss a range of issues including the opening of the redeveloped Carnegie Memorial Swimming Pool this week. In this podcast, Cr Zmood explains why Council opposes the State Government's costly plan to introduce an extra recycling bin exclusively for glass. More info: gleneira.vic.gov.auRelated Posts: Meet

Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) responded to an incident in Glen Eira Road, Glen Eira at 4.18am after callers to Triple Zero reported a synagogue on fire.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jacqui Felgate has been left angered after the teenager behind the sickening kidnapping of a 15-year-old boy in Glen Eira last year, walked out of court yesterday scot-free, receiving an 18-month supervision with no criminal conviction recorded.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of the parents of a student from Glen Eira College, Russell, whose daughter was only metres away from the attack, has been left "furious" from the recent development.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this edition, Glen Eira Mayor Cr Anne-Marie Cade talks about the State Government's decision to proceed with a Copenhagen-style bicycle path alongside Caulfield Racecourse,  after a long standing difference of opinion with the Level Crossing Removal Authority. Also, The Mayor chats to Colin about Community Safety, consultation on the Rooming House policy and coming events from Glen Eira Arts,

In her June 2024 segment on A Newsman and His Music, Glen Eira Mayor Cr Anne-Marie Cade chats with Colin about a range of issues and events of interest to the Glen Eira community. Catch up with the latest in this podcast from the broadcast on Monday 17 June. For more information: gleneira.vic.gov.auRelated Posts: Meet the new Mayor of Glen

For the latest news from Glen Eira City Council, have a listen to this podcast from Southern FM's A Newsman and His Music featuring Mayor Anne-Marie Cade speaking with Colin Tyrus. As broadcast 18 March 2024.Related Posts: Meet the new Mayor of Glen Eira Meet Glen Eira's Deputy Mayor, Cr Anne-Marie Cade Glen Eira Council Update July 2023 podcast Glen

Val and Faith are back in the studio for 2024 and kick things off with a catch up on some of the local news over the summer break.We start by sharing our bike moments and for both of us they seem to resolve around red traffic lights and those magic moments when they turn green! Over the weekend a solidarity ride for the Gaza Sunbirds was organised by An Other Collective in Melbourne and Sydney as part of a world wide show of support. You can find out more about the Gaza Sunbirds at their website and donate to support their actions in Gaza providing aid.Darebin Council is holding a special meeting on Monday to consider a recision motion on some safety improvements for Soth Crescent and Newcastle Streets in Darebin. Take a look at the Streets Alive Darebin page for all the background on this and updated information on the original motion and the recision motion. Southside, in Glen Eira, the LXRP are planning to remove 100+ mature trees to build a protected bike lane. On a wide street with plenty os space for pedestrians, parking, moving vehicles, and protected bike lanes it seems incredible that these trees can't be saved. Especially when they are so important to those using active transport modes. You can read more on Glen Eira BUG's Facebook page. And who. could have missed it, but just in case you did, the Walmer Street bridge has re-opened! It has been a sage and much of that saga well documented by Yarra BUG Radio but the bridge is finally done! For now. In bad news, the Footscray Road shared path is now indefinietly closed due to the state government's inability to safely manage truck traffic. What do they do in the rest of the world we wonder? It's a mystery. And from the United States, the War on Cars dive into the horrendous increase in pedestrian fatalities and the uptake of SUVs. Two dates to put in your diary for 2024 have already been anounced: Feburary 25th will see a welcome summer edition of the World Naked Bike Ride in Melbourne and Sunday June 30th is set for the next Melburn Roobaix.   

Welcome to the Cross Border Interviews With Chris Brown, Today's guest is Glen Eira (Australia) Councillor Jim Magee ******************** Visit www.crossborderinterviews.ca for more details and a list of all the links mentioned during this interview. The Cross Border Interview Podcast was Produced and Edited by Miranda, Brown & Associates Inc © 2023

Residents have been left devastated after the Glen Eira council voted last night to close three child care centres.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

VLGA Connect - TGU, 6th October 2023Julie Reid returns to the TGU panel with Chris Eddy and Tony Raunic to look at the week in local government news.Stories include state government announcements about residential land tax and an extension of an e-scooter trial; a historic joint meeting of three councils in Melbourne's north; Glen Eira considers closing council-run childcare centres; the council that asked its community if councillors should get a pay rise - the answer probably won't surprise you; and the rise of abuse of elected members is a global problem. Support the showTo learn more about the events, programs, and training offered by the Victorian Local Governance Association (VLGA), please click here. If you'd like to contact us about the podcast, please send us an email to vlga@vlga.org.au or call us on 03 9349 7999

"We need to tell our story to our ratepayers."The Mayor of Glen Eira, Cr Jim Magee, is passionate about the state of the local government sector and the challenges it faces.Cr Magee has had discussions with mayors from across Victoria and interstate, and they all face similar problems in their municipalities.He believes that councils need more support from state and federal governments, as they are facing increasing costs and limited resources.Cr Magee argues that councils are often blamed for issues that are beyond their control, such as planning decisions and cost shifting from higher levels of government.He believes that councils need to communicate their challenges and the impact of government decisions to ratepayers, so they understand the need for rate increases and additional funding.Cr Magee is part of the current Mayoral Advisory Panel and hopes to address the issue of financial sustainability in local government. He is committed to his role as mayor and plans to continue serving as long as his residents believe he has something to offer. Support the showTo learn more about the events, programs, and training offered by the Victorian Local Governance Association (VLGA), please click here. If you'd like to contact us about the podcast, please send us an email to vlga@vlga.org.au or call us on 03 9349 7999

Glen Eira Deputy Mayor Cr Anne-Marie Cade visited the Southern FM studios again to chat with Colin on A Newsman and His Music. Have a listen to the podcast to hear all the latest news from the City of Glen Eira. Broadcast 10 July 2023  Related Posts: Meet Glen Eira's Deputy Mayor, Cr Anne-Marie Cade Jim Magee's Glen Eira update

VLGA Connect Local Leaders SeriesRebecca McKenzie, CEO Glen Eira City Council"The local government sector is addictive."Rebecca McKenzie has been the CEO of Glen Eira City Council since 2016.McKenzie has a background in HR and is one of the few CEOs in Victoria with that background.She has been the chair of Zoos Victoria for the past two years.Glen Eira City Council has been recognised as having highly engaged and aligned staff, which is important for recruitment and retention.McKenzie acknowledges the financial challenges facing councils, particularly in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, and calls for a reevaluation of the local government financial model.McKenzie is a strong advocate for gender equity in the sector and acknowledges the progress that has been made, but believes there is still work to be done.  Support the showTo learn more about the events, programs, and training offered by the Victorian Local Governance Association (VLGA), please click here. If you'd like to contact us about the podcast, please send us an email to vlga@vlga.org.au or call us on 03 9349 7999

SBS Australian Jewish report with Shane Desiatnik from the AJN Glen Eira Council will establish an Israel 75 Peace Garden in recognition of the Jewish State's 75th anniversary this year and more news...

VLGA Connect, Episode 317 - In Conversation with Cr Jim MageeCr Jim Magee is the Mayor of Glen Eira and has called for a major shake-up of the local government sector in Victoria - including a look at cost shifting, the services provided by councils, and the decisions taken by the State Government that impact on the sector.

VLGA Connect, Episode 316 - Governance Update, 9th Dec, 2022Tony Raunic from Hunt & Hunt Lawyers is in the co-host chair, joining Chris Eddy to discuss the local government news of the week.We have countback results from two councils; the new state cabinet set with no change for the local government portfolio; Glen Eira mayor Jim Magee joins us to call for a major shake up of the sector; one council's Christmas Tree goes viral; and much more from around the world of local government.The VLGA Connect Governance Update is sponsored by Hunt & Hunt Lawyers.

With a good percentage of people back in the office, and others exploring their options to work remotely, whether that's at home, a tropical island in Fiji, up in the snowfields or a break away on the coast, there is a larger need to keep an eye on your home when you're not at home. Today, we're going  to look at security options, and what are the latest things people are looking at in security when buying a home. Michael Hain is a gold member of the Australian Security Industry Association Limited; executive board member of the Victorian Security Institute, has served 2 years as Neighbourhood Watch Chairman for the City of Glen Eira and a member of the Glen Eira Council Community Safety Committee, and is the Founder and CEO of Security Heroes, the most accredited expert we could find to talk to us about security for our home.  1. Explain to us the levels of security available that buyers are looking for when buying property?    a. Mobile phone app.    b. Pet-Immune alarm detectors    c. Stay-at-home protection    d. Video intercom    e. Affordable high-definition infra-red cameras 2. There were days when people would think that CCTV cameras on a house were there because the occupants were doing shifty stuff, like drugs. What is the consensus about suburbs where they see CCTV cameras on every second home nowadays? 3. We see many homes with keyless entry locks on their front door or to open their front gates, what are some of the pros and cons that buyers would need to think about? 4. When buying a home, what are some of the tell-tale signs that there maybe criminal activity in the street or area? 5. When people first get CCTV cameras, they seem to be in awe of being able to watch everything going around their homes? Does it get to a stage where they only look when they need to? 6. How well do the 'ring' style doorbells/CCTV systems work? 7. Say you have organised an appointment to meet a couple who want to get a security/surveillance system  in their home, what should they look for in 'you' to  know that you are trusted? 8. When a new buyer settles into their home, what security concerns should they have as they are moving into that home? 9. What happens if there is an existing alarm or CCTV system in the home, how can we make it that only we know who has access to that system? 10. If there is no alarm or CCTV, and we feel we need it, how can we get one installed? 11. Should investors put an alarm or CCTV on their properties? Would a tenant be concerned if the landlord has access to the CCTV footage? 12. How popular is back to base monitoring now that we CCTV app-connected technology? 13. Do you get a discount on your insurance premium if you have a back to base system rather than an app-connected system? 14. How did you come up with the name 'Security Heroes'?   OFFER: Call Michael for an obligation free assessment Real Estate Right listeners can receive $200 off an alarm or CCTV installation when they mention that they heard about Security Heroes via our podcast.    CONTACT:  Call: 1800 858 419 Website: www.securityheroes.com.au     Need Copywriting? Call the 'Real Copy Right' Hotline: (03) 5977 8889  Email: orders@realcopyright.com.au Website: www.realcopyright.com.au As well as sales copy, we can also assist you with:  Rental copy AirBnb copy Staff profiles for your new and existing staff members Marketing letters/emails Newsletter articles Marketing material for listing kits, mail outs, etc Website blogs Large scale development brochures and websites Award Submissions  

Description: Morry Frenkel speaks with Cr Margaret Esakoff Mayor of the City of Glen Eira about the status of the two major developments in Selwyn Street, Elsternwick: the Woolworths project and, across the street, the proposed cultural centre. If you would like to contact us here at L'Chaim our email is lchaim3zzz@gmail.com For only $16 Please consider becoming a member of the Jewish Group here at 3ZZZ for Seniors only $11 click on 3ZZZ.com.au L'Chaim Am Yisrael Chai PEACE Click on the link: https://anchor.fm/lchaim---to-life for a full library of past programs. And visit https://anchor.fm/lchaim---to-life-podcasts for a full library of past podcasts.

This week, we welcome to the show Dr Paul Koudounaris, art historian, photographer, explorer and member of the order of good death. Paul is the author of multiple books including Empire of Death, Heavenly Bodies and, most recently, A Cat's Tale: A Journey Through Feline History, which he co-authored with his cat, Baba. Paul joins us today to talk about catacomb saints, death rites, the impact of cats on the development of civilisation and people who mine jade under the instruction of UFOs. Great stuff. Show Notes Heavenly Bodies: Cult Treasures and Spectacular Saints from the Catacombs. The Empire of Death: A Cultural History of Ossuaries and Charnel Houses. A Cat's Tale: A Journey Through Feline History. Live event with Paul and Baba hosted by Glen Eira libraries. Smithsonian article on A Cat's Tale. Paul on Instagram.

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Nearly five million residents of greater Melbourne and the Mitchell Shire are set to enter a very different world from midnight Wednesday, with a new six-week lockdown coming into effect.On Tuesday Premier Daniel Andrews reinstated stay at home restrictions across metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire, to the north of the city, to take effect from 11.59pm on July 8.He announced 191 new cases of Covid-19 on Tuesday including 154 under investigation.None of the cases were detected in returned travellers in hotel quarantine in a worrying development showing the virus is established in the community.There are 772 active coronavirus cases in Victoria and 35 people are in hospital. Nine of those patients are in intensive care.THE AREAS AFFECTEDThe restricted areas are Mitchell Shire and 31 local government areas across the greater city: Banyule, Bayside, Boroondara, Brimbank, Cardinia, Casey, Darebin, Frankston, Glen Eira, Greater Dandenong, Hobsons Bay, Hume, Kingston, Knox, Manningham, Maribyrnong, Maroondah, Melbourne, Melton, Mitchell Shire, Monash, Moonee Valley, Moreland, Mornington Peninsula, Nillumbik, Port Phillip, Stonnington, Whitehorse, Whittlesea, Wyndham, Yarra and the Yarra Ranges."2020 has not been the year any of us wanted," Andrews said when announcing the news."Cancelled events. Plans put on pause. Uncertainty about what the future holds."And I guess that's why so many people want to pretend this is over."He stressed the stay at home direction applies to principal places of residence."That means no escaping to holiday homes," Andrews said.According to a summary of the restrictions, second places of residence outside restricted areas cannot be visited except for limited exceptions such as an emergency or maintenance, shared custody, or to stay with an intimate partner who does not live with you.The state's chief health officer Professor Brett Sutton said Victorians have got "six very difficult weeks ahead".The new directions are to continue until 11.59pm on August 19.No one in the impacted areas is allowed to have private gatherings with visitors, and public gatherings are limited to "two people or household members only"."For people who live in regional Victoria, where case numbers remain low, current restrictions will remain the same for now," Andrews said.Regional Victorians cannot enter restricted areas except for "necessary purposes" being necessary goods or services, work and education if necessary, medical care or compassionate reasons.

How did a community climate action group get their city council to not only declare a climate emergency, but commit to emergency level emissions reduction measures, during a global pandemic? Coalitions, campaigning, determination and good old-fashioned organizing! Coalition members Belinda Haydon and Elinor Hasenfratz share their story. For more check out: https://www.facebook.com/JewishCN/ http://gecan.org.au/ Recordings from the Tuesday, March 5th Glen Eira Council session are also featured in this episode.  See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How did a community climate action group get their city council to not only declare a climate emergency, but commit to emergency level emissions reduction measures, during a global pandemic? Coalitions, campaigning, determination and good old-fashioned organizing! Coalition members Belinda Haydon and Elinor Hasenfratz share their story.  For more check out: https://www.facebook.com/JewishCN/ http://gecan.org.au/ Recordings from the Tuesday, March 5th Glen Eira Council session are also featured in this episode.  Support the show: https://www.climactic.fm/p/support-the-collective/

How did a community climate action group get their city council to not only declare a climate emergency, but commit to emergency level emissions reduction measures, during a global pandemic? Coalitions, campaigning, determination and good old-fashioned organizing! Coalition members Belinda Haydon and Elinor Hasenfratz share their story.  For more check out: https://www.facebook.com/JewishCN/ http://gecan.org.au/ Recordings from the Tuesday, March 5th Glen Eira Council session are also featured in this episode.  Support the show: https://www.climactic.fm/p/support-the-collective/

How did a community climate action group get their city council to not only declare a climate emergency, but commit to emergency level emissions reduction measures, during a global pandemic?Coalitions, campaigning, determination and good old-fashioned organizing!Coalition members Belinda Haydon and Elinor Hasenfratz share their story. For more check out:https://www.facebook.com/JewishCN/http://gecan.org.au/Recordings from the Tuesday, March 5th Glen Eira Council session are also featured in this episode.  See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Val and Faith are joined in the studio by Herschel Landes. We all share our bike moments before taking a brief look at some news, specifically a Dutch Cycling Embassy report that finds weather is not one of the factors influencing peoples' choice to use a bike for transport trips. Discussion turns to the Safe Cycling Corridor pilot in the City of Glen Eira, an attempt to link existing cycling infrastructure with a route across suburbs. Of the potential routes Inkerman Road lends itself well to this sort of infrastructure and would enable 8-80 cycling in an area which has a high level of car dependency. Herschel discusses the benefits of the route for the local community in terms of enhanced transport mode choices, improved access to local services and ammenities and community building as well as the fears voiced by those against the project. A first for the City of Glen Eira, this is a project that will be followed with interest. As an ongoing project be sure to send the City of Glen Eira your thoughts if this project has the potential to affect you. 

On this weeks show Geoff Smart from Back2Bikes joins Chris in the 3CR studio. Local news includes opening of the new Inner West Community Bike Hub, upcoming Yarra Tram works on Nicholson Street, Carlton North that involve access to Velo Cycles, demise of Melbourne BikeShare announced by Minister for Roads, Jaala Pulford, it's time for people to get very very loud and squeaky at Foot & Bike bridges for busy Bell Street Blockade on 10th September on the Upfield Path and how to support City of Glen Eira's Safe Cycling Corridor Pilot.Geoff discusses the begininings of Back2Bikes, local council support, creating B2B facilities, bicycle workshop equipment, ongoing services, public bicycle donations, activities at South Melbourne Market, fortnightly Womens Nights, pop up bike workshop at Tour de Moray with City of Port Phillip and more.Local events include Spring A Ding Ding Festival 2019 at Shore Reserve, Coburg on 10am-2pm, Saturday 14 September and Silk Road Mountain Race and Mongolia Bikepacking Slide Night at Commuter Cycles, 7pm, Thursday, 5 September 2019

Val and Faith are joined in the studio by Andrew Talati of Neighbourly Ride. Val has an apt reading for April Fools Day before we all share our bicycle moments. We share some news including the City of Glen Eira's planned bicycle super-highway and residents concerns, the separated bike lane outside of Flinders Street Station and Tim Read's Brunswick Bicycle Survey. Talk turns to the Neighbourly Ride initiative and Andrew explains how these local rides building community started, how they work, who enjoys them and plans for the future. Make sure you get in touch with Andrew if you're interested in attending one of the upcoming rides OR in volunteering to help build a community of bicycle riders in your local area at andrew@bunchrides.com and find details about rides at http://home.bunchrides.com/neighbourly-ride/We finish up with some upcoming events including The Handmade Bicycle Show and Melburn Roobaix. 

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Toxic Beauty - exhibition in Melbourne, by artist, Annemarie Szeleczky.   - Szeleczky Annemarie Mérgező Szépség kiállítása szeptemberben lesz Melbourne-ben a Glen Eira városházán.

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