Podcast appearances and mentions of julie collins

On this podcast, we have a chat with Brad Perry, the CEO of Grain Producers South Australia. We chat with Brad just after he has toured South Australia with the Federal Minister for Agriculture, Julie Collins. We discuss this visit, along with topics such as the drought, available support, the reclassification of farming land, and a range of other issues. 

The ACCC announces further investigations into concerns around a proposed merger between agribusiness giant Elders and rival Delta Ag, farmers and ag groups meet with the Federal Agriculture Minister to talk more support for drought-affected SA, and an evaluation of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan shows environmental water having positive impacts on biodiversity and habitat quality.

Federal Agriculture Minister Julie Collins is touring South Australia today and has announced $800,000 for rural financial counselling services in SA and Victoria, heavy lamb prices hit a national all time high this week -first $400 per head in Ballarat and then $405 in Horsham and the Coalition is officially back together just over a week after they parted ways.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners are advised that this episode discusses heavy topics surrounding the Myall Creek Massacre of 1838, and may contain the names of people who have died. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Myall Creek Memorial in it's current form. Over 180 years ago, settlers murdered at least 28 Aboriginal people who had taken refuge from colonial violence at Myall Creek Station. What makes this event different to others is that it was the first and only time in Australian history where white settlers were charged with the murder of Aboriginal people. Seven men were hanged. Each year around June 10th, the Friends of Myall Creek mark the occasion with a memorial service, now held at the site. In 2018 The University of New England's School of Law became involved, running a symposium ahead of the memorial at the Oorala Aboriginal Centre. In today's episode, Ash sits down with Julie Collins and Andrew Lawson, two members of the Armidale branch of the Friends of Myall Creek, about their involvement in the memorial, the symposium, and its relevance to the study of law in NSW, and the act of Reconciliation. Support the show: https://buymeacoffee.com/tunefmSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Agriculture Minister, Julie Collins explains Labor's pitch to agriculture on the Country Hour 

On this podcast we have the agricultural minister Julie Collins onto the podcast to discuss a wide range of topics. Will ALP vote for live export reversal if the coalition wins, food security in Australia, how does Julie rate Littleproud, US beef into Australia and a whole lot more? We are apolitical as a podcast, and a few weeks ago, we had the shadow ag minister David Littleproud on the AgWatchers podcast. You can listen to that podcast here The podcast is shorter than normal at 25minutes, and the sound quality isn't perfect, but it was our first in person recording. This podcast was recorded at the AMIC conference on the Gold Coast.

If you're a Property Manager you are well aware how tough this industry can be. Legislation and compliance are constantly changing. Recruitment can be a nightmare, and let's not even get started on difficult clients demanding property owners and never ending tenant issues. And to add to that, if you're not learning, you're falling behind. Some days it can feel like you're just constantly putting out fires, feeling completely overwhelmed, like you're drowning in tasks, with no time to actually work on improving your skills or growing your business. BUT the truth is: if you're not learning, you're falling behind. The most successful property managers don't just rely on experience. They continuously educate themselves, adapt and upskill. In this episode we dive into why self education is essential, what trainings are out there to support you, how to identify your knowledge gap and how to take your career to the next level.Your career growth, confidence, and ability to run a successful property management business are all directly linked to how much you're willing to learn and grow. Legislation and compliance laws are constantly evolving and staying updated isn't just important. It's actually a legal necessity Kylie WalkerWe explore:Why the property management industry feels harder and my own experience through business challengesWhy self education and staying compliant matters and why investing in continuous learning is essentialHow self education and the right mindset and tools has helped me grow and avoid burnoutEasy ways to spot your own knowledge gaps and what to do about themHow to audit what's stressing you out the most and how to stop the cycleHow to fit business growth in your day without adding to your full plate and my top property management training ideasHow to support and upskill your team with property management staff training and how it can help your rent rollWhere to find the best free and paid training options for property managers from online courses, free resources, mentorship and moreRecommended Trainers, Coaches, MentorsJulie Davis - https://www.juliedavis.com.au/Julie Collins - https://www.facebook.com/JulieCollinsPMSolutionsHayley Mitchell -https://mitchellpt.au/Pm Collective - https://www.pmcollective.com.au/Hermione Gardiner - https://sidekick.net.au/Sarah Cincotta - https://risewithsarahcincotta.com.au/Kylie's ResourcesProperty Management Growth School: https://courses.thatpropertymum.com.au/TPM-BDMSchool Digital Marketing School: https://courses.thatpropertymum.com.au/digitalschool That Property Mum Courses: https://www.thatpropertymum.com.au/courses/ The PM Accelerate Membership:...

Federal Labor Member for Franklin, Julie Collins, recaps last night’s Federal Budget, detailing how Tassie will be impacted. Rob from Herdsmans Cove calls in to have his say on the Southern Outlet upgrades.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Off the back of the Prime Minister announcing plans to strengthen Medicare if reelected, Federal Labor Member for Franklin explains to Kaz and Tubes how Tassie would benefit.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In an exclusive chat with Kaz and Tubes, Julie Collins, Federal Labor MP for Franklin, announces her plans to run again for the seat of Franklin in the upcoming Federal Election. Movember Ambassador, Tommy Windsor, recaps the Mobart Mobros' efforts in the Point to Pinnacle, and calls on our politicians to help improve men's health. Shayne Wicks, General Manager of Marketing and Communications at Cricket Tasmania, details tonight's Hobart Hurricanes WBBL double-header at Ninja Stadium. And, Southern Sons frontman, Jack Jones, previews the band's 35th Anniversary Tour, coming to Tassie in March next year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textHolidays can be hard after we've suffered the loss of a loved one. However, there are ways to approach special seasons without being overwhelmed. Rev. Julie Collins talks with Susan and Alex about how we can enter the "most wonderful time of the year" with a plan, healthy expectations, and the readiness to give yourself and others grace when it's still hard. Learn more about Stephen Ministry here.Get your copy of Surviving the Holidays Without You by Gary Roe here.Thanks for listening to the Embodied Holiness Podcast. We invite you to join the community on Facebook and Instagram @embodiedholiness. You can find all our episodes and more at www.embodiedholiness.com. Embodied Holiness is a ministry of Parkway Heights United Methodist Church in Hattiesburg, MS. If you're in the Hattiesburg area and are looking for a church home, we'd love to meet you and welcome you to the family. You can find out more about Parkway Heights at our website.

Captain of the Tasmania JackJumpers, Clint Steindl, tells Kaz & Tubes he's confident the Jackies can bounce back from their rocky season start. Michael Conway from the Bureau of Meteorology details the week of weather ahead, with a potential 30 degree day on the way. Kaz and Tubes chat with Canadian/American singer/songwriter, Rufus Wainwright, ahead of his Hobart show at the Odeon Theatre in January. And, Julie Collins, Federal Labor Member for Franklin, details the Albanese Government's commitment to cut 20% off all student debts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The federal agriculture minister Julie Collins is in WA today revealing an additional $32.7 million will be allocated to help WA's sheep industry transition away from the live export trade.

While a proposed ban on live sheep exports sparked the rally, farmers have vented their anger over a range of decisions the federal government from water buy-backs in the Murray Darling Basin to biosecurity funding.

A major farming seed retailer is placed into voluntary administration, the NFF welcomes a new Federal Agriculture Minister as a chance to reset agriculture's relationship with government, and the CFS establishes two new operational support brigades.

Julie Collins sworn in as new Federal Agriculture Minister. NT government signs another deal to buy gas.

A new Australian Agriculture Minister as Julie Collins is appointed to the role 

Kaz & Tubes hear from Julie Collins, Federal Minister for Housing & Homelessness, about the Albanese Government's cost of living relief for Tasmanians. Matthew Thomas from the Bureau of Meteorology previews the winter weather forecast for the week ahead, sparking the question of how to best deal with a frosty windscreen. Scott Wright, the Artistic Director of Erth Visual and Physical Inc, previews the ARC show coming to the Theatre Royal these school holidays. Tubes recaps the SFL and SFLW matches from the weekend, and Brian O'Reilly does the same for the Oatlands District Football Association.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Not many people can say they are a published author and Global Head of Trust at an international banking group, but Head of EFG Wealth Management Julie Collins can. Moz talks to the Jersey-based Julie on her career and writing.Our host, Moz Afzal:https://bit.ly/31XbkTROur guest:Julie Collins, Global Head of Trust and Managing Director of EFG Wealth Solutions Jerseyhttps://bit.ly/3wEwbOSHenry Walters, CFA, Equity Analyst at EFGAMhttps://bit.ly/44mM74FEFGAM:https://www.newcapital.com/Important disclaimersThe value of investments and the income derived from them can fall as well as rise, and past performance is no indicator of future performance. 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Kaz & Tubes are joined by Alastair​​​​ Richardson, Director of Cox Architecture, the lead design consultants for the Macquarie Point stadium. Federal Labor Member for Franklin, Julie Collins, details the Federal Budget that was handed down last night, and what's in it for Tassie. Plus, Ali Lai, CEO of Cancer Council Tasmania, is featured in this week's Tassie Trailblazers: Inspirational Tasmanian Women segment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At the end of the day, the people who decide what path Australia takes to solve the housing crisis are those in government. In this episode, we speak to the federal minister for housing, Julie Collins. Does the government think we're in a crisis? How does she plan to ensure we all have a safe and affordable place to call home? And how will she convince voters in the next election that Labor has the boldest ideas? In this final episode of 7am's five-part series, we dive into what the government is doing and whether there is more that could be done. Socials: Stay in touch with us on Twitter and Instagram Guest: Federal minister for housing, Julie Collins

At the end of the day, the people who decide what path Australia takes to solve the housing crisis are those in government. In this episode, we speak to the federal minister for housing, Julie Collins. Does the government think we're in a crisis? How does she plan to ensure we all have a safe and affordable place to call home? And how will she convince voters in the next election that Labor has the boldest ideas? In this final episode of 7am's five-part series, we dive into what the government is doing and whether there is more that could be done. Socials: Stay in touch with us on Twitter and Instagram Guest: Federal minister for housing, Julie Collins

Julie is a highly sought-after speaker, business coach, and author of the top-selling book Confident You. Featured on prominent media outlets such as FOX and ABC, she is dedicated to empowering women entrepreneurs to build and grow successful businesses. A certified Tiny Habits and Thrive Global coach, she provides holistic guidance to her clients. Her influence extends to the airwaves, where she hosts a radio show, Confident You, on a top-rated Global Radio network. Always looking to give back, she serves as a member of the Governor's Counsel for Women and Girls in CT. Additionally, she has been honored with a nomination for the prestigious LeadHers Award by the United Way's Women United group. When she's not working with her clients, she'll be recording episodes for her top-rated podcast, Casa De Confidence®, which she co-hosts with her #handsomehothusband.   Watch The Art of Vibrant Living Show LIVE! - Did you know that this "podcast" is actually a LIVE video show?  Register (completely SPAM-Free) to receive automated announcements whenever we go live.  Then simply click and engage.  We welcome your questions and real-time participation.  Go to http://ryps.tk/avl-register and register (free) now!

Luke Schlenner previews the Tas Wine Fest this weekend at the Botanical Gardens. Brodie Rainbird and Brendan Lenehan from new local duo King Be share their exciting music. Steve Donovan recaps his Day Out for Don fundraising efforts. Erica Clark, Organiser of Fashions on the Field joins Kaz & Tubes ahead of the 150th Hobart Cup this Sunday. And, Julie Collins, Federal Minister for Housing, Homelessness, & Small Business, details the number of Tasmanians who now own their own home through the Home Guarantee Scheme.        See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

La ministra de Vivienda, Julie Collins, ha vuelto a presentar en la Cámara Baja del Parlamento el 'Fondo para el Futuro de la Vivienda en Australia', dotado con 10.000 millones de dólares.

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Waziri wa wa fedha Julie Collins ametetea uwekezaji wa serikali wenye thamani ya bilioni 10 kupitia mradi wa Housing Australia Future Fund, wakati vyama vya Greens na Mseto viki endelea kuzuia muswada huo kupita bungeni.

Ben Davison takes a look at the big stories coming out of Russia, the Musk/Zuckerberg cage match and the Oceangate tragedy and draws together the threads of how these sagas, created and caused by billionaires, usually involve the suffering and or exploitation of working people. And that maybe that's why there's a level of skepticism towards them. Ben also discusses the passing of the referendum bill, the decision by Lidia Thorpe to support the NO case and breaks down the three different, equally bad, arguments for voting NO.  Remembering that a referendum is a binary choice and that only a YES vote moves reconciliation forward. Julie Collins, Minister for Housing, was on Insiders and she tore apart the Greens political party's position on housing.  Revealing that the delay to the Housing Affordability Future Fund also delayed $200,000,000 in repairs and maintenance on regional and remote Indigenous housing, that rent freezes REDUCE supply of housing and that the Commonwealth is working with the states but cannot legally direct them. Ben also answers a listeners question about trans rights and responds to a listener and MUA member from Sydney Ferries.  Remember to join your union at australianunions.org.au/wow and send us your questions by email or on our supporter site www.buymeacoffee.com/weekonwednesday  

Australian housing minister Julie Collins joins chief political correspondent Paul Karp to discuss what the government is proposing to help people afford housing as the cost-of-living crisis puts more people under pressure. They discuss the possibility of rent freezes, improving renters' rights and when she thinks they'll be able to pass Labor's housing accord

Le Journal du 04/05/2023 - Un coup de pouce au logement social a été annoncé en Australie par la ministre fédérale du logement Julie Collins, la Russie accuse l'Ukraine d'avoir essayé de tuer Vladimir Poutine, et coup de filet dans les rangs de la mafia italienne à travers l'Europe.

Steph catches up with artist Shirley Wu, who is known for her glass sculptures containing coloured oils. They chat about how her work is informed by previous training in aromatherapy and bodywork, and ultimately underpinned by mindfulness. Shirley is currently an artist-in-residence at Nexus Arts and gives us some insight into her upcoming exhibition Find that Pace as part of the Adelaide Fringe Festival 2023.    Show Notes Interview Transcript (PDF) Nexus Arts bodywork (noun): therapiesand techniques in complementary medicine that involve touching or manipulating the body. aromatherapy (noun): the use of aromatic plant extracts and essential oils for healing and cosmetic purposes. Shirley Wu, Holistic Therapy 3, 2019, Blown glass filled with essential oil, cork. 30cm x 20cm x 15cm City Rural Emerging Artist Award: a SALA Award sponsored by City Rural Insurance. See past winners. Peter Minson FELTspace – Artist-Run-Initiative / Gallery in Adelaide Ursula Halpin Canberra Glassworks Chinese calligraphy [wikipedia] joss house (noun): a Chinese temple Kuan Ti Temple [sa.gov.au] Architecture Museum – UniSA Out of Site, curated by Melinda Rankin at the Lounge Gallery (SASA Gallery) in 2006, featuring Stephanie Radok, Annalise Rees and Qi Zhang. [PDF] Find that Pace as part of the Adelaide Fringe Festival ShirleyWuJianzhen.com @ShirleyWu.Jewellery   Shirley would like to acknowledge Bridget Currie and Jingwei Bu, her mentors for her current project; Dr Christine Garnaut and Dr Julie Collins from the Architecture Museum at UniSA; and Dr Eleen Deprez who is writing the essay for Find that Pace. Main image by Juan Van Staden courtesy of the artist and the University of South Australia

Victorian voters shift allegiance to the opposition as reports reveal household income is second lowest in the country. Plus, James Morrow joins Credlin to discuss Julie Collins' statements on the IR bill.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Minister for Housing, Homelessness, and Small Business, Julie Collins, joins Woody and Tubes to talk through last night's Federal Budget.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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A conversation with Julie Collins, the Executive Director for the Cascades Raptor Center. The Center is both an animal hospital as well as a destination for thousands of visitors each year. We talk about the center, and how it not only helps our birds of prey and educates people, but how it is an important part of Lane County's tourism industry.

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Chief political correspondent Sarah Martin talks to Julie Collins, the federal housing minister, about Labor's election promise to build 30,000 affordable homes and how she's working with states and territories to address the social housing shortage Get our free news app, morning email briefing or daily news podcast

The midterm elections are only 14 weeks away and there has been a lot going on in election news - primaries all over the country, campaigning, organizing, media narratives that may or may not be true… it's hard to keep track of it all.So this week we're doing a “road to the midterms” episode of the pod. Amanda Weinstein and Rachel Vindman are joined by guest hosts Jess McIntosh and Julie Collins. Jess is a political strategist and Julie is the National Organizer for Red Wine and Blue, so they are a wealth of knowledge to help us all understand what is going on with the midterms… and what is at stake.And before our delightful guest hosts leave, everyone raises a glass to park rangers, family time, and incredible young activist Olivia Julianna in this episode's “Toast to Joy.”If you're ready to join the Great Troublemaker Turnout, please sign up here. Suburban women are taking a stand - join us!For a transcript of this episode, please email theswppod@redwine.blue.

Welcome to RevDive! For those of you who are new to the Podcast, we use this space to hear from and share with healthcare leaders inside and out of the Revenue Cycle. Our Guest today is answering a question directly from our RevDivers! Julie Collins, Innovation Consultant & Lead Faculty for National Science Foundation (NSF) & National Institutes of Health (NIH). Join in as Julie tells our RevDivers how to get into an innovative mindset, what customer discovery means, and how to learn more about the Innovation Corps at NIH where many revenue cycle product leaders got the foundation to succeed. We encourage you to apply these strategies to your process improvements, revenue cycle integrity programs, and general professional outlook. What You'll get out of this episode: The importance of seeking disconfirmation Why leaning into your skill set can take you places How to find out more about the resources available at NIH Join the ConversationWe want to hear from our RevDivers! Tell us what topics and people you'd like us to cover in future episodes:Rev Dive on LinkedInRevDive on TwitterFollow our hosts on LinkedIn:Taya https://www.linkedin.com/in/tayamoheiser/ Kem https://www.linkedin.com/in/kem-tolliver-bs-cmpe-cpc-cmom-1225b115/Follow our Guest on LinkedInJulie Collins

Julie Collins, Federal Minister for Housing and Homelessness

Human beings are defined by their relationships more than anything else, and our relationships say more about who we are than any biographical sketch or social media profile. But the one relationship that defines who we genuinely are is our relationship with God. In this episode, Rev. Julie Collins shares with us her thoughts on how we can build and cultivate a relationship with God. Julie serves as the Executive Pastor at Parkway Heights UMC. You can learn more about Julie here: https://www.parkwayheights.org/staff

Federal Housing Minister and Federal Member For Franklin Julie Collins joined Woody and Tubes See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Julie Collins, Minister for Housing, Homelessness and Small Business

WA potato growers have held a crisis meeting in Bunbury to discuss the rising cost of production, which may force more growers to leave the industry. This time next week, Tasmanian MP Julie Collins hopes she'll be Australia's agriculture minister in an Anthony Albanese government. Labor plans to end live sheep exports and would effectively axe the agriculture visa. Julie Collins says a Labor government would bolster biosecurity measures, but refuses to say how it would be funded. Grain Producers Australia has welcomed Federal Labor's commitment to discuss an ACCC inquiry into grain prices, to explain why Australian farmers are getting up to $400 per tonne less for their product than farmers overseas.

Shadow agriculture spokesperson Julie Collins has confirmed the ALP's policy is to shut down Australia's $92 million live sheep export industry but unlike at the last election won't give a time frame and in a statement the LNP's agriculture minister David Littleproud said 'Australians have been given a glimpse of how they'll be treated by an Alabanese Government' adding 'Labor's plan would cut 3000 jobs'.

Australia's $92 million live sheep export industry would end if Labor is elected at this month's federal election. For months, the Shadow agriculture minister Julie Collins has refused to say if the party planned to end the live sheep trade, a policy it took to the last federal election. In a statement to the ABC, a Labor party spokesperson confirmed it would ban the trade. Australian Livestock Exporters' Council CEO Mark Harvey-Sutton said it was a disappointing result. “There's many reasons livestock volumes change over time, including price and market supply. “To call the industry a declining industry does not give it due respect to its importance both to our producers or geopolitically to trading partners.”

The Australian Alliance for Animals says the Labor Party has confirmed it will phase out the live sheep export industry if it wins power at the federal election. Up until now the federal shadow agriculture minister Julie Collins has been unavailable to confirm the party's policy position on the future of live animal exports. But, the party has made its position clear on the trade in a survey conducted by the Australian Alliance for Animals. Geoff Pearson, chair of the livestock council with lobby group WAFarmers, said "it's concerned that we can have a shadow minister listening to the beat of a drum of an animal alliance" when it comes to the future of the live sheep trade. Wayne Pech runs about thirty thousand sheep on his farm just south of Gnowangerup in WA's Great Southern. He believes a forward thinking government should help the sheep industry transition away from live exports and towards value-adding here in Australia.

Issues such as worker shortages the Ag Visa Biosecurity and fertiliser costs have been debated in Canberra by Labor and the Coalition, and Agriculture Minister David Littleproud made one new announcement to help prospective farmers while Julie Collins the Opposition Spokesperson made no new announcements.

Labor's Julie Collins and the Nationals' David Littleproud face off in a debate about agricultural policy. Can cattle be bred to emit less methane?

The National Rural Press Club has hosted a debate in Canberra on agriculture featuring Agriculture Minister David Littleproud and Opposition Spokesperson Julie Collins

Japanese encephalitis found in feral pigs in the NT. ABC Rural speaks to Julie Collins, Labor's shadow minister for agriculture.

"America's health care workers are on the brink of collapse. If we want them to hold on and be there for us when we are too sick to walk, stand or breathe, we must act now. Cast aside political opinions. Follow CDC guidelines. Wear masks when you are in a group of people. Remain properly vaccinated. Maintain social distances. And please extend extra consideration to health care workers. Is that too much to ask to do for someone trying to save your life or the life of your loved one?" Julie Collins is a cardiovascular perfusionist. She shares her story and discusses her KevinMD article, "Support desperate health care workers now, before your life counts on them." Did you enjoy today's episode? Rate and review the show so more audiences can find The Podcast by KevinMD. Subscribe on your favorite podcast app to get notified when a new episode comes out. Reflect and earn 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 CME for this episode. Also available in Category 1 CME bundles. Powered by CMEfy - a seamless way for busy clinician learners to discover Internet Point-of-Care Learning opportunities that reward AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Learn more at about.cmefy.com/cme-info

This podcast is the final episode in a four part series featuring graduates of the ReWork's Art of Selling Art business course. These students have spent the last six months ReWorking their businesses and applying the concepts they've learned in the course. As a part of each interview in the series, I ask each Art of Selling Art Graduate three questions:  1) How did principles in the Art of Selling Art course change your business or mindset?  2) If a Genie appeared, what is something you wish you could fix in your business?  3) And what advice or encouragement do you have for struggling photographers? Their answers will enlighten you and inspire you to ask tough questions of yourself about your own portrait business.  Today I talk with Julie Collins. After 10 years doing portrait photography in Wisconsin, Julie found her sales averages were stuck, never quite getting past $2-$3K. Yet she knew they could be higher. With her kids quickly growing up and involved in team sports, she also wanted more flexibility to be there for her family.  By applying what she learned in the Art of Selling Art, a business course for photographers, Julie was able to simplify her messaging, rework her words, overcome her mental barriers, and raise her prices in order to double her sales averages and for the first time, break the six-figure income barrier for her studio.  As her business continues to grow, Julie shares the importance of simplifying EVERYTHING in order to maximize her time and talents for their best and highest use.    Here's a glance at this episode… [01:47] An introduction to today's guest, Julie Collins.  [03:04] The photography niches that Julie focuses on, and the business anniversary that is coming up for her.  [04:33] How Julie's average sale has increased over the past few months.  [05:21] One of the most important lessons Julie learned during the Art of Selling Art course.  [07:57] The danger of comparing yourself to others.  [09:53] What drove Julie to increase her average sale, and the elements of her business that she wants to work on this year.   [12:12] Value that lies in client communication, and how Julie has changed her approach since attending the Art of Selling Art course.  [18:15] Fear that prevents people from making changes in their businesses, and how Julie overcame that fear.  [20:19] People that Julie would like to add to her team this year, and why. [22:51] Challenges that Julie faces in terms of scheduling, and my advice on how to deal with them. [28:51] Advice from Julie for any photographers who are struggling with the business side of photography.    Links and Resources:Download a Transcript Do The ReWorkWebsite | Instagram Allison Tyler JonesWebsite | Instagram | LinkedIn Julie CollinsWebsite | Instagram | Facebook BooksSubtract | Do Less | Essentialism | Get Different 

Julie Collins is back in the studio with me for Episode 4.Today we are talking gunsense. Julie has been campaigning for sensible gun laws for nearly 2 decades. In today's conversation she and I get candid about the work of gun violence prevention groups and the constant backlash from the gun industry.We all believed that after The Columbine High School massacre in 1999, America would work to create laws that would at least protect children. But instead, in many states gun laws have become more lax. Granting accessibility to gun purchases by anyone at any time. Is a dangerous and damaging practice.We really could change that, however, if we wanted to.AlsoShoutout to Meredith Lawson Roll, 1st black woman elected to Reynoldsburg Oh. Previously known as a sundown town. AndShoutout to Doris Beatty Dawson, president of Harrisburg City Council President. Delta Omega Kappa - OSU Here are links discussed in Season 2, Episode 4:https://www.bradyunited.org/https://www.hbo.com/exterminate-all-the-bruteshttps://www.clickondetroit.com/news/local/2022/01/08/get-caught-up-oxford-shooting-latest-suspected-shooter-bound-over-parents-denied-bond-reduction-more/?outputType=amp

In Episode 3 of Season 2, I welcome Mrs. Julie Collins to the That Social Work Lady couch.  Julie shares with me stories from her life as a Black women propelled into activism. While much of work as a community organizer has focused on bringing gun sense legislation to America, she has also worked to help better local schools, address the appalling disparity in maternal health care for Black women, and more.Julie Collins is a national speaker, and is currently a field organizer for Red Wine and Blue a group working to get suburban women involved in the political process. She and her husband Leo reside in the Westerville area of Ohio. Collins was a former Advocacy Lead for Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America (Moms), Ohio Chapter. Moms is an organization that formed after the Sandy Hook massacre to promote sensible gun laws in America. As an Advocacy Leader, Collins lobbied legislators in Washington DC and in Columbus. Julie was also the former National Diversity Coordinator for Moms, her focus was getting communities of color involved in gun violence prevention. Of note, Mrs. Collins is a former city councilwoman from the city of Pataskala, Ohio, where she represented the third ward of the city. She is the only African American ever elected to Pataskala City Council. In addition, Julie is a former president of the Licking County branch of NAACP and a former member of the Mental Health and Recovery Board for Licking and Knox counties.A graduate of Columbus State Community College and Otterbein University and the mother of three millennials, Matthew, Brittany and Sarah. Julie Collins is Black Women's History.To learn more about the groups and organizations that Collins has taken a leadership role in and continues to support, check out:http://www.pinkwaterputman.com/millionmommarchhttps://www.bradyunited.orghttps://momsdemandaction.orghttps://naacp.orghttp://www.cityofpataskalaohio.gov/government/city-council/https://www.redwine.blue

Our focus for this Season is the 4 M's which are Monthlies, Miscarriage, Maternity and Menopause, and how these can affect women at work. I'll be talking to some incredible women and experts from around the world to share their real-life stories, advice and tips, to inspire you in your career.  I'm delighted to welcome Julie Collins Powell as my guest today. Julie works at Rathbone Brothers Plc and was a champion of the period and menopause group at her previous organisation. Today, we'll be talking about something that is still regarded a taboo in the workplace, ‘How to manage your periods at work'. The Confidence Conversation podcast with Joy Burnford explores the world of women, work and what it takes to feel more confident. A lack of confidence is not a crime. So, if you need some motivation, inspiration or a boost of confidence, grab a cuppa, go for a dog walk, or escape for a drive and join us for today's conversation about confidence.A big thank you to The Surrey Park Clinic for sponsoring this season. Many of us don't prioritise our health. Whether we are juggling work, home-life or family, we often put our health concerns to the bottom of the list. But going through periods, gynae concerns, fertility problems, pregnancy and menopause can be physically and emotionally draining and affect confidence. The Surrey Park Clinic can help and will put your health first. They are offering our listeners 10% off all initial consultations when you reference this podcast. To find out more, see the link in the show notes or visit www.thesurreyparkclinic.co.uk.

Julie Collins-Emerson is one of the founding members of the Leptospirosis Research Group at Massey University. With over 30 years experience in lepto management in New Zealand, she has been involved in almost all of the recent research in this field. She talks to Matt Wells about New Zealand's terrible history with lepto on farms, how we've improved over time, and the ongoing challenges we face as serovars evolve & new issues emerge.  

The state's main grain hander the CBH Group has selected Aurizon as its preferred rail service provider. Under the agreement Aurizon will be responsible for rail logistics planning services including train planning and scheduling, tracking, maintenance, inventory control and crew management. The new deal with Aurizon comes at the end of a ten year contract with Watco, the North American based company that set up shop here in WA when that contract was first signed. Labor's national ag spokeswoman Julie Collins has had a crack at the Federal Government, over its proposed agriculture visa. Despite Labor's criticism, Agriculture Minister David Littleproud says the Government will deliver an agriculture visa by the end of the year to help solve the worker shortage.

Reality Bytes host Desley Casey interviews mature age Job Seeker, Ms Julie Collins. Julie Collins is currently on Job Seeker. She is a 56 years old, single mum with a mature age daughter. Julie shares her house with her fur family of 3 dogs. 1 who is noisy and hyperactive and 2 very chilled out dogs. In the podcast Julie gives her thoughts on: The increase in the Job Seeker base rate and what this means for Job Seekers Her lived experiences as being on the Job Seeker benefit. Her thoughts on the Cashless Card And, so much more. Please note: this interview is 56 minutes in length, so grab a cuppa, sit back, relax and have a listen to Julie's words of wisdom. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desley-casey/message

“Are your CFOs agitated by the increase of outpatients in inpatient beds because of the removal of total knee arthroplasty (TKA), total hip arthroplasty (THA), and hundreds of other procedures from Medicare’s Inpatient-Only List (IPO) list?” asked Julie Collins recently on the RAC Relief listserv. “If the surgeon’s office is securing the prior authorization, how are they doing with securing the proper classification (inpatient/outpatient)? Are they using a dartboard to determine which classification they request?”During the next live edition of Monitor Mondays, Collins, manager of utilization management at TriHealth in Cincinnati, Ohio, will report on how her healthcare system is addressing this crucial issue.Other segments to be featured during the live broadcast include the following:Legislative Update: Former Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) official Matthew Albright, now chief legislative affairs officer for Zelis, will report on the status of healthcare legislation associated with the current COVID-19 pandemic.Social Determinants of Health: Ellen Fink-Samnick, a nationally recognized expert on the social determinants of health (SDoH), will report on the latest news that’s occurring at the intersection of healthcare and socioeconomics. Ellen will also conduct the Monitor Mondays Listeners Survey.Risky Business: Healthcare attorney David Glaser, shareholder in the law offices of Fredrikson & Bryon, will join the broadcast with his trademark segment, reporting on legal implications facing healthcare providers.Monday Rounds: Ronald Hirsch, MD, vice president of R1 RCM, will be making his Monday Rounds with another installment of his popular segment.RAC Report: Healthcare attorney Knicole Emanuel, a partner at the law firm of Practus, will report the Monitor Mondays lead story.

Julie Collins is an award-winning portrait photographer and the artist behind Julie Collins Photography, based in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. Julie is a Certified Professional Photographer through Professional Photographers of America and her studio specializes in family, newborn, and senior portraiture. Her images are characterized by bold color and authentic emotion. Candid “in the moment” photographs touch her heart deepest and what feeds her passion for storytelling through her lens. You can expect full service when working with Julie, including design consultations, in-person reveal sessions and installation of your wall art in your home.

Seafood export leaders and Government officials are urgently seeking clarification from Chinese authorities after learning China has suspended exports from two major New Zealand seafood company processing sites.The Ministry for Primary Industries said China had suspended exports from a Sanford site in Havelock that processes mussels and a Sealord facility in Nelson that processes fin fish and fishmeal for animal feeds, the NZ Herald reports.The suspensions were due to issues around the interpretation of the World Health Organisation's Covid guidance and food safety management, said MPI deputy director-general policy and trade Julie Collins, in response to Herald inquiries.Both sites had been recently subject to live video audits by Chinese Customs, she said.Both had been complying under New Zealand's alert level 1 protocols.China is New Zealand's biggest seafood export market, closely followed by the US and Australia.Stephen Jacobi, Executive Director of the International Business Forum, told Heather du Plessis-Allan that he does think this is a sign we are in trouble with China."This is distressing for the companies involved and a worrying time. "But let's look at the facts; we just signed a FTA upgrade with China a few weeks ago, and that would tend to suggest the relationship is in good heart."Jacobi says this and the signing of the RCEP Agreement signals that the relationship is in a good state.LISTEN ABOVE

Book Of Ours Website: http://www.book-of-ours.com/blog/2019/08/21/book-of-ours-heading-into-a-new-direction/ Book of Ours is an art collaboration between JP & Julie Collins. We observe, interpret, comment and critique politics, culture and current affairs through a variety of creative media. We try to connect disparate ideas that stem from a confusing and overwhelming landscape in a rapidly changing culture of 24 hour news cycles and social media, and place them into a context that we hope provides new meaning in a familiar landscape. We use conceptual art strategies to produce: video, commentary, digital art, installations, site-specific installations, sculptures, drawings, text and sound art. We critique capitalism, the state and society through a leftist lens. Our focus is on the environment, psychology, creativity and collective liberation. We consider Book of Ours a platform for us to address what we feel needs to be said, from an artist’s point of view. My website: https://www.dwtruthwarrior.com/  

We are MKE welcomes Julie Collins, Owner of Knot Magic to talk about her business, what the new normal is and how to communicate with clients while being shut down.  

Here we debut a new Podcast allowing us to leverage our nearly 50 years covering the airline industry. Presented for a more relaxed time of the week, these stories will be shared on Saturdays and be aimed at our abiding interest in the wider experience we all share, working and serving in the transportation industry. Our first Saturday Bulldog Edition here follows two, pioneering, smart and tough sisters in a place, that despite the passing years remains somewhat remote, while retaining what is left of the American spirit of natural living. Air cargo across Alaska is an absolute way of life, in a place where flying freight harkens back to the early, high adventure aviation days. Our contributing writers here, and, as it turns out, shippers as well, are Miki and Julie Collins who live in Lake Minchumina, Alaska. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/geoffrey-arend/support

Show Notes: Winnie and Sarah interview artist Julie Collins and executive consultant Kath Melbourne after their panel Creative risk - Beyoung the cringe, beyond the distance. Find out more about the project at artlands.com.au. If you'd like to hear more amazing work by young people check out syn.org.au. Loves of love to local community radio station Phoenix FM for lending their facilities to the students to train and make content during the festival. Thank you to our friends at Regional Arts Victoria for making this project happen, along with support from the Community Broadcasting Foundation.

Dr Julie Collins & Peter Lekkas presented on 18 September 2018 'Stories, Statistics and Sanatoria'. Pulmonary tuberculosis was described by writer John Bunyan in 1680 as “The Captain of all these men of death”. In South Australia tuberculosis mortality peaked in the 1890s and with a growing awareness of its contagiousness the state was one of the first places to declare it a notifiable disease in 1899. As such, detailed mortality records were kept recording the fate of those diagnosed as having the disease. The availability of historical health data has enabled a mapping of the spatial distribution across metropolitan Adelaide of cases of mortality due to pulmonary tuberculosis from 1902-7. This mapping has allowed the associations between the distribution of these cases and the historic social and urban geographies within which they arose to be explored. But is not only the statistics which speak of the situation. Some of the stories of those who suffered from the disease were uncovered, providing another layer of detail about their lives and living conditions. In this talk Dr Julie Collins explores the interdisciplinary research concerning the urban, social and cultural histories of tuberculosis in South Australia at the turn of the twentieth century. Research which raised many questions particularly in reference to those who died from tuberculosis: Who were they? Where did they live? What were their social, urban and housing conditions? In the crusade against tuberculosis, the therapeutic benefits of place were also promoted by medical professionals and architects alike. This talk will also look at places designed for such treatment - Kalyra and Nunyara at Belair, two of the earliest sanatoria purpose-designed for the open-air treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis in Australia. This free public lecture was part of the History Trust of South Australia's Talking History series. For upcoming events visit: history.sa.gov.au/whats-on/events/

The Event, the Building, the Legacy The Jubilee Exhibition took place at a time when South Australia was experiencing the effects of the economic depression that would take hold internationally from about 1890. The Exhibition was 'a brave attempt' to pull the colony out of a depression by harnessing the power of positive thinking. Talking History presented, in April 2017, a panel inviting speakers to discuss Adelaide's Jubilee International Exhibition 1887-1888. The panel included: Assoc. Prof Christine Garnaut, Dr Julie Collins, Tom Gara, & Richard Venus. Each explored the topic from a different angle and area of expertise. This free public lecture was part of the History Trust of South Australia's Talking History series. For upcoming events visit: history.sa.gov.au/whats-on/events/

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