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In 2012, Melissa and Peter McGuinness' son Jordan was involved in a vehicle incident that resulted in his death, and the death of four others. He was speeding and under the influence of alcohol and marijuana.​ Since then, Melissa and Peter have gone on to establish YOU CHOOSE, a program centered around youth road safety that advocates for changed driving behaviors.  ​ To learn more about Peter and Melissa's organisation YOU CHOOSE: www.youchooseyrs.org.au​ For more information on RACT's More Than A Statistic campaign: https://www.ract.com.au/community/more-than-a-statistic​ If you need support after listening to this content, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or visit: www.lifeline.org.au

While riding his motorbike through a traffic light intersection 15 years ago, Callan Hume's life changed in an instant when a driver ran a red light and crashed into him.​ In this episode Callan speaks openly about his emotions, including his feelings around the driver that crashed into him. He also speaks to the countless surgeries and lengthy physical and emotional path to recovery he's endured. ​ While many years may have passed since his accident, at times in this episode Callan's words are a raw, honest reminder of all that he's endured.​ For more information on RACT's More Than A Statistic campaign: https://www.ract.com.au/community/more-than-a-statistic ​ If you need support after listening to this content, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or visit: www.lifeline.org.au

Thirty years ago at the end of a white-water rafting trip, engineering graduate Paul Allen was still wet from being in the water, so found himself riding atop a moving trailer as they made their way back upstream. The vehicle lost control, and the trailer flipped with Paul trapped underneath. His head collided with a concrete culvert. In this episode we'll get frank with Paul, as he speaks about his life with an acquired brain injury, and the physical and emotional challenges he's faced through the journey to recovery. For more information on RACT's More Than A Statistic campaign: https://www.ract.com.au/community/more-than-a-statistic  To learn more about Paul and his woodworking projects: www.pallendesigns.info To learn more about the Brian Injury Association of Tasmania, visit  www.biat.org.au If you need support after listening to this content, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or visit: www.lifeline.org.au

In this episode we'll get frank with Katrina Ostrenski, an experienced paramedic who recently became Director of Education for Ambulance Tasmania. Providing incredible insight and speaking to the realities of being a paramedic, in this episode 'Kat' shares first-hand experience as someone who's regularly tasked with the role of saving lives at vehicle accidents. Her attitude is infectiously upbeat and the stories she shares are a powerful reminder to be safe wherever you can. For more information on RACT's More Than A Statistic campaign visit - https://www.ract.com.au/community/more-than-a-statistic    If you need support after listening to this content, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or visit www.lifeline.org.au

After having a few 'knockoff' drinks, Nicho Baily's life took a dramatic turn when he was involved in a single-vehicle motor accident.​ Living with an acquired brain injury, in this episode you'll hear how the impacts of his accident continue to affect Nicho's everyday life, 20 years on.​ At certain points, you'll hear Nicho read from a pre-prepared statement. He does this to ensure that the powerful safety messages he wants to convey are communicated as effectively as possible.​ For more information on RACT's More Than A Statistic campaign visit - https://www.ract.com.au/community/more-than-a-statistic ​ To learn more about the Brian Injury Association of Tasmania, visit www.biat.org.au ​ ​If you need support after listening to this content, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or visit www.lifeline.org.au

The office dog is nothing new and is always a treat for the owner, dog, and employees lucky enough to have one. But in Tasmania, one insurance firm has made it a policy that employees' dogs can join the workforce. For many years now, insurer RACT has permitted its Hobart employees to bring their dogs to the office. In the beginning, Fridays were the only days when dogs could come to work. Now, it's every day. “Having my best friend in here with me and not having to leave her home whilst I'm at work it's just calming and it makes everyone happy,” explains Stella's owner Morghan Lawler. “I'm quite new to RACT as well, so it means I'm meeting people. So, they come in to see her and I get a chat to people so it's really good,” says Cocoa's owner Christie Stone. Like their human owners, the dogs have identification cards, and there's also a roster so as to avoid too many dogs on each floor on any given day. “As an employer, we're really focused on employee well-being, employee engagement and we just saw this is a great thing to try and see how it went. And it went absolutely gangbusters,” says RACT CEO Mark Mugnaioni. “Dogs just have this wonderful way of breaking down barriers. I think it's a positive effect all around, for me and for Billie,” explains Billie's owner Henry James. Companion Animal Network Australia is advocating for getting more pets into workplaces. “It's proven that it decreases stress in the workplace, increases productivity. It retains staff, it brings joy to the staff. It causes a great collaborative working space for people,” says Trish Ennis of the Companion Animal Network. But not all pets can be accepted in workplaces. Rabbits, for example, could cause a lot of damage in an office like chewing through power cords. Places like kitchens or laboratories where there are chemicals are also probably best to be kept off-limits. This article was provided by The Associated Press.

Thirty years ago, Maggie Veness lost her daughter Mandy in a single-vehicle accident. Since then, she's channeled her grief into helping others, dedicating herself to volunteer work while raising her grandson, Tim. In this powerful episode, Maggie shares her heartfelt journey of loss, resilience, and her passionate fight for road safety. Her story is heartbreaking, but her strength and courage will leave you inspired.   For more information on RACT's More Than A Statistic campaign: https://www.ract.com.au/community/more-than-a-statistic To learn more about the Road Trauma Support Service: https://roadtraumasupport.org.au If you need support after listening to this content, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or visit: www.lifeline.org.au

In this episode we'll get frank with Andrew Bovill from Tasmania Police and Drummond Williamson from Tasmania Fire Service. ​ With their combined experience of close to four decades in emergency services they speak from the perspective of those that go to work each day with the intention of helping others.​ They recount lived experiences and share the simple things we can all do to be safer on the road.​ For more information on RACT's More Than A Statistic campaign visit - https://www.ract.com.au/community/more-than-a-statistic If you need support after listening to this content, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or visit www.lifeline.org.au

In this first collaborative episode with RACT we'll get frank with Kirby Barker, a Tasmanian whose life was drastically changed almost 20 years ago when she fell asleep behind the wheel. ​ With an infectiously positive attitude, Kirby shares the realities of what it's like to survive a major car accident, and the lifelong effects this has had on her and her family.    ​ Her honesty is raw, and her outlook is inspirational. ​ For more information on RACT's More Than A Statistic campaign visit - https://www.ract.com.au/community/more-than-a-statistic ​ To learn more about the support services mentioned in this episode visit their websites; Road Trauma Support Tasmania, Road Safety Advisory Council, MAIB, Safer Australian Roads and Highways (SARAH) Group.  ​ For more on Kirby and to checkout her book Better Days visit – kirbylbarker.com  ​ If you need support after listening to this content, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or visit www.lifeline.org.au

Pour l'épisode #270 je recevais Noé Achache. On en débrief avec Sylvain.🎙️ Soutenez le podcast If This Then Dev ! 🎙️ Chaque contribution aide à maintenir et améliorer nos épisodes. Cliquez ici pour nous soutenir sur Tipeee 🙏Archives | Site | Boutique | TikTok | Discord | Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram | Youtube | Twitch | Job Board |

"Créer le ChatGPT du Foot grâ à un capteur sur la jambe des joueurs" Série spéciale en parallèle des JO de Paris 2024, nous parlons de la tech dans le monde du sport ! Le D.E.V. de la semaine est Sylvain Ract, cofondateur de Footbar. Sylvain et son équipe ont créé Footbar un capteur qui permet à tous les jours de foot d'avoir leur stats de jeu tout comme dans FIFA ! Sylvain nous explique comment l'IA permet de rendre accessible à tous les indicateurs de performance des pros. Liens évoqués pendant l'émission Tech CaféGDIY 🎙️ Soutenez le podcast If This Then Dev ! 🎙️ Chaque contribution aide à maintenir et améliorer nos épisodes. Cliquez ici pour nous soutenir sur Tipeee 🙏Archives | Site | Boutique | TikTok | Discord | Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram | Youtube | Twitch | Job Board |

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Woody and Tubes join forces with RACT to take their show on the road LIVE for LiSTNR from Queenstown's Paragon Theatre.  We speak with locals Anthony Coulson, Co-owner of the Paragon, Ian Robertson, General Manager of the West Coast Wilderness Railway and Phil Evans of Evans' IGA. Also today Peter Ford pays tribute to Michael Parkinson and Brian O'Reilly talks ODFA Grand Final. And we find out exactly what Tubes did on Queenstown's famous gravel footy field!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When gold was king and Queenstown was Tassie's third largest town, the West Coast formed an RACT before they even had roads in and out of the town.    Author Nick Brodie tells how the wild west was won over by the RACT as the second place in the state to have a branch after Hobart.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

FULL SHOW PODCAST | For today's show, Woody and Tubes broadcast live from the Swansea Town Hall for the second of four LiSTNR Garden Parties celebrating 100 years of RACT. Triple M listeners share their RACT stories, and Woody and Tubes find out about the different types of mechanical issues people would have experienced in the 1920s. Plus, Vice President of the Swansea Swan Chicks, Nikita Jamson, chats about her club's plight to get Swansea teams back into a footy league.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Therése Komstadius och Anton Gunnarsson - kända från podden Asdf - gästar Bartek och diskuterar till att börja med svårigheterna med att både lyssna på poddar och delta i dem (och att motstå frestelsen att avbryta sin TV).Sedan får Bartek äntligen chans att prova på Asdf:s klassiska öppning innan vi dyker in i huvudämnet: tankar och reaktioner på att webbutveckla som en boomer. Anton och Therése diskuterar hur det var att först komma in i frontendramverkens .NET - React, och hur Ract själv har förändrats över tiden till den best det är idag. Bartek lägger fram sin teori om utvecklingstrenderna på 2010-talet: hade de kanske inte så mycket alls att göra med vilka behov man som utvecklare och användare faktiskt har?Gör webbramverken att man tappar det webbläsarnära? Och är vi kanske, förhoppningsvis, på väg bort från ramverkskrigen mot en bättre balans, där man kan välja olika verktyg för olika behov?Arc-invitesEtt stort tack till Anton som har donerat 5 Arc-invites. Först till kvarn gäller!Hämta dom här: https://arc.net/gift/5df94bf5LänkarTheréseAntonAsdfADSLStill in beta - Antons "förra podd" - gästade Kodsnack i avsnitt 194Patrik SvenssonWebbutveckla som en boomerSSR - server-side renderingServer componentsAngularJSVueReactBackboneJqueryMixinsNext.jsCargo cultArcRemixHTMXDanssjukaCitatPodd-globetrotterDet ska göra lite ont för allaJag är ofta ute och vevarInnan stora ramverkskrigenFrontendramverkens .NETEn tankemodell att användaDeveloper-driven developmentAnvändare är ju kassa på att vara användareAnti-boomer, det är jagFör gamla backend-boomersSPA-sjukanLanda på den gyllene medelvägenAlltid trevligt med lite vevning

Therése Komstadius och Anton Gunnarsson - kända från podden Asdf - gästar Bartek och diskuterar till att börja med svårigheterna med att både lyssna på poddar och delta i dem (och att motstå frestelsen att avbryta sin TV).Sedan får Bartek äntligen chans att prova på Asdf:s klassiska öppning innan vi dyker in i huvudämnet: tankar och reaktioner på att webbutveckla som en boomer. Anton och Therése diskuterar hur det var att först komma in i frontendramverkens .NET - React, och hur Ract själv har förändrats över tiden till den best det är idag. Bartek lägger fram sin teori om utvecklingstrenderna på 2010-talet: hade de kanske inte så mycket alls att göra med vilka behov man som utvecklare och användare faktiskt har?Gör webbramverken att man tappar det webbläsarnära? Och är vi kanske, förhoppningsvis, på väg bort från ramverkskrigen mot en bättre balans, där man kan välja olika verktyg för olika behov?Arc-invitesEtt stort tack till Anton som har donerat 5 Arc-invites. Först till kvarn gäller!Hämta dom här: https://arc.net/gift/5df94bf5LänkarTheréseAntonAsdfADSLStill in beta - Antons "förra podd" - gästade Kodsnack i avsnitt 194Patrik SvenssonWebbutveckla som en boomerSSR - server-side renderingServer componentsAngularJSVueReactBackboneJqueryMixinsNext.jsCargo cultArcRemixHTMXDanssjukaCitatPodd-globetrotterDet ska göra lite ont för allaJag är ofta ute och vevarInnan stora ramverkskrigenFrontendramverkens .NETEn tankemodell att användaDeveloper-driven developmentAnvändare är ju kassa på att vara användareAnti-boomer, det är jagFör gamla backend-boomersSPA-sjukanLanda på den gyllene medelvägenAlltid trevligt med lite vevning

FULL SHOW PODCAST | Today's show is broadcast live from RACT's Hobart Garden Party at Gibson Hall, celebrating 100 years of RACT. Woody and Tubes hear from Triple M listeners as they share their RACT memories, and learn some interesting facts about Tassie history.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Garry Bailey, RACT Chief Advocacy Officer

RACT manual co-author Eugene Silberstein joins the podcast to talk about the titular topic of his book, Pressure Enthalpy Without Tears.  Pressure Enthalpy Without Tears is a book that introduces engineering concepts to HVAC technicians in a way they can understand and apply in the field. Enthalpy is a fancy way of saying “heat,” and we use it to refer to the total heat content (BTUs). The pressure-enthalpy chart shows the relationship between the refrigerant pressure and enthalpy in a system; it's like a P-T chart that shows the relationship between heat content instead of temperature.  Each refrigerant has its own pressure-enthalpy chart, but the points and lines on the chart usually form a right trapezoid. Dirty air filters and other less-than-ideal conditions can distort the trapezoid or shift it on the chart. Each side of the trapezoid represents the refrigerant inside a major component of the HVAC system: evaporator, compressor, condenser, and metering device. The pressure-enthalpy diagram allows you to get a look at individual components while keeping the entire system in mind.  To plot points on a pressure-enthalpy chart, you need the high side pressure, low side pressure, condenser outlet temperature, evaporator outlet temperature, and compressor inlet temperature. Pressure is usually measured in absolute units (rather than gauge units), but ballpark estimates are typically sufficient. Entropy is another concept we need to consider. Compression theoretically leaves no additional entropy and is reversible. Crossing a line of entropy means that a process is no longer reversible. Eugene and Bryan also discuss: Technicians vs. engineers Temperature vs. heat content Psychrometric and pressure-enthalpy charts Using the pressure-enthalpy diagram to assess operation costs Electrical measurements Predicting compressor failure Putting passion into learning and trades education   You can visit https://www.escogroup.org/ to purchase Pressure Enthalpy Without Tears and access all of ESCO Group's resources. You can also use the code HVACSchool22 for a discount on ESCO Group's eLearning services. If you have an iPhone, subscribe to the podcast HERE, and if you have an Android phone, subscribe HERE. Check out our handy calculators HERE.

Garry Bailey, RACT Chief Advocacy Officer

Garry Bailey, Chief Advocacy Officer for RACT

RACT Chief Advocacy Officer Garry Bailey joined Woody and Tubes to chat about why the price of diesel is so high. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Garry Bailey, RACT Chief Advocacy Officer

Garry Bailey, RACT Chief Advocacy Officer

Garry Bailey, RACT Chief Advocacy Officer

Garry Bailey, RACT Chief Advocacy Officer

Full Spooman podcast for Wednesday 6th of October  Today, Brian spoke with Dr Brad Tucker regarding William Shatner's upcoming trip to space.  He addressed how we improve safety on our roads with Garry Bailey from the RACT & Simon Ellingsen from UTAS stopped by to talk about Women in STEM. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jason Obrzut comes on the podcast to discuss A2L refrigerant facts. Jason is a member of AHRI's Safe Refrigerant Transition Task Force and author of the RACT manual.   ASHRAE designates refrigerants into categories based on toxicity (A or B) and flammability (traditionally 1, 2, and 3). So, the new A2L designation indicates that a refrigerant is relatively non-toxic but has a flammability value between 1 (low) and 2 (moderate). While propane (R-290) is a good refrigerant because it is natural and has low toxicity, it is very flammable (A3).    Future refrigerants will likely fall under the A2L designation; the mild flammability will probably be the tradeoff for efficient, low-toxicity refrigerant with a low environmental impact. However, A2L refrigerants cannot be vented, even despite their low GWP. We also cannot use these refrigerants in retrofits.   A2L refrigerants will likely become much more prevalent around 2023 as HFC refrigerants phase down. The phase-down period will be specified shortly, and it will begin with a 10% reduction; the specific parameters of the phase-down have yet to be set.    When working with A2L refrigerants like R-32, you can expect little to no change in how you work on equipment if you're already employing the best practices. Sizing and capacity will hardly change in the residential market. In the commercial sphere, these systems still look and operate quite similarly to current units.   Jason and Bryan also discuss: Refrigerant detection systems (RDS) Flowing nitrogen and other best practices Non-A2L HFC alternatives Left-handed threads Non-standard safety practices R-32 properties Refrigerant glide To learn more about A2L refrigerants, check out the AHRI Safe Refrigerant Transition Task Force's webinars, newsletters, and fact sheets at ahrinet.org/saferefrigerant.    If you have an iPhone, subscribe to the podcast HERE, and if you have an Android phone, subscribe HERE.   Check out our handy calculators HERE. Check out information on the 2022 HVACR Training Symposium at https://hvacrschool.com/symposium/.

Garry Bailey, RACT Chief Advocacy Officer 

Garry Bailey, Chief Advocacy Officer at RACT

Christine Benbow, RACT Travel State Sales Manager

This is TACT Lab, a podcast where nothing is off limits. Join four guys as they talk about the greatest accomplishments and problems in life. Hosted by Tyler, Alex, Chris, and Thomas. Today in the lab we talk about Space Jam 2, We dive into some rule 34, prank phone call and cyber fashion is the future. Check the link for more TACTLab. Full Video on YouTube!!! https://linktr.ee/TactLab Check us out on all social media by searching TACT Lab or click the link above. New episodes every Wednesday. Help Support us at our Patreon. Like, follow, comment and let us know how we are doing!

Garry Bailey, Chief Advocacy Officer at RACT

Brian Carlton has said that Rebecca White would need to seriously consider any offer to take Tas Labor's top job again as she'd have "immense power" as leader. Also today RACT's Garry Bailey discusses options for reducing Tassie's road toll including mobile phone detecting cameras    The owner of previously missing dog Snoopy gives us an update on any admission of liability from Qantas in the the whole drama.       See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

RACT Chief Advocacy Officer, Garry Bailey explains why the RACT are recommending further road cameras to help bring down our state's road toll. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Garry Bailey, RACT chief advocacy officer 

J'étais très heureux d'enregistrer cet épisode.  ⚽Avec Sylvain Ract, CEO de Footbar, on a parlé intelligence artificielle et objet connecté. Des sujets encore peu abordés sur DREAM TEAM. 

RACT Chief Advocacy Officer Garry Bailey talks their 2021 state election wishlist. Plus, does the RACT back plans for additional lanes on the Southern Outlet? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike O'loughlin speaks with Garry Bailey, RACT Chief Advocacy Officer.

MCC has developed a valuable risk assessment and mitigation management tool that organizations can use as the basis for implementing the risk-based quality management process outlined in ICH E6 (R2), section 5.0. That’s the important topic discussed in Keith Dorricott’s interview with Linda Sullivan, MBA, Executive Director of WCG’s Metric Champion Consortium (MCC).  Dorricott facilitates MCC’s QbD-RBQM-Quality Improvement Community of Practice Group. Dorricott describes how MCC members have worked collaboratively over the last five years to develop a Risk Assessment and Mitigation Management Tool (RAMMT) that moves beyond the RACT tool that was developed by another industry group. The initial drive was from members wanting MCC metrics to be aligned with individual risks to assist with risk scoring. Sullivan points out that when ICH E6 (R2) was released, the group conducted a gap analysis to determine whether the tool fully supported the approach outlined in the guidance. The tool was updated to support a new approach that includes identifying critical processes and data and utilizing MCC process maps and key risk indicator metrics already developed by MCC metric development groups. Sullivan and Dorricott note that it’s important for risk indicators to detect risk and emerging issues as early as possible to reduce, and maybe eliminate, the negative impacts. However, Sullivan and Dorricott add, when you’re scoring your risks, you should score the ‘as-is’ situation and document any additional mitigations such as improved detection, or additional training and guidance. Otherwise, the mitigations may not actually be implemented and the risk will be higher than anticipated. Indeed, Sullivan says, documentation is key to risk assessments now being required by regulators. This topic is covered in a White Paper on the MCC website,  https://metricschampion.org. And while you’re there, check out the upcoming MCC Virtual Summit.

Full podcast of Tasmania Talks with Mike O'Loughlin for Wednesday 24th March 2021.

Mike O'loughlin speaks with Mark Mugnaioni, RACT Group Chief Executive Officer.

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://www.eglobaltravelmedia.com.au/nrma-buys-ract-tourism-assets/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/global-travel-media/message

Mike O'loughlin speaks with Andrew Paynter, Chief Operations Officer of RACT Destinations.

Mike O'loughlin speaks with Stacey Pennicott, Chief Customer Experience Officer at RACT.

 Full podcast of Tasmania Talks with Mike O'Loughlin for Tuesday 2nd of Feburary 2021. 

Mike O'Loughlin speaks with Stacey Pennicott, RACT Chief Member Experience Officer.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Stacey Pennicott, RACT Chief Member Experience Officer.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Trent Sayers, CEO of RACT Insurance.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Darren Moody, RACT General Manager Mobility Services.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Stacey Pennicott, RACT Executive General Manager for Membership and Community.

 Full podcast of Tasmania Talks with Aaron Stevens for Tuesday 17th of November 2020.   

Aaron Stevens speaks with Stacey Pennicott, RACT Chief Member Experience Officer.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Darren Moody, General Manager of Mobility Services at RACT.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Stacey Pennicott, RACT Chief Member Experience Officer.

This week’s guest is Grant page who lives in Hobart and who has been running for over 25 years. Grant won his first state title as a 12-year-old and then went onto win a bronze medal at the National Under 20 champs as a junior. He continued his progression as athlete being a regular finalist in the 1500m at Nationals and boasting a personal best of 3:42 over this distance. He was the previous state record holder for 1,000m and 3,000m, as well as also having a great range over 10km events and boasting a very impressive 10km personal best of 29:40 at the Launceston ten in 2009, the same year he was third in the Burnie Ten. When Grant is not running, he is a mechanic at the RACT and instead of having a regular cat or dog for a pet, he has a wallaby called Rooby. He is the current record holder for the number of wins at a City to Casino and he has won this race an impressive 8 times throughout his career. We talk about these races, injuries he has suffered, what the future for athletics at grassroots level is and life in general. Grant is one of Tassie’s best ever distance runners and has had a career to be proud of.

Aaron Stevens speaks to Stacey Pennicott, RACT Chief Member Experience Officer.

Aaron Stevens speaks to Stacey Pennicott, RACT Chief Member Experience Officer.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Stacey Pennicott, Chief Member Experience Officer at RACT.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Andrew Paynter, COO of RACT Destinations.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Trent Sayers, CEO of RACT Insurance.

Martin Agatyn speaks with Stacey Pennicott, RACT Chief Member Experience Officer.

Full podcast of Tasmania Talks with Aaron Stevens for Tuesday 18th August 2020.

Martin Agatyn speaks with Will Oakley, Community Manager for RACT.

Martin Agatyn speaks with Stacey Pennicott, RACT Executive General Manager for Membership and Community.

Martin Agatyn speaks with Andrew Paynter, COO of RACT Destinations.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Stacey Pennicott, Stacey Pennicott, RACT Chief Member Experience Officer.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Andrew Paynter, Chief Operating Officer for RACT Destinations.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Stacey Pennicott, RACT Executive General Manager for Membership and Community.

With tourism businesses across the State gearing up for re-opening, initially for Tasmanian's, and soon for interstate visitors, we thought it would be insightful to hear the lived experience of re-opening for a couple of prominent tourism operators with very different types of businesses. Chief Operating Officer of RACT Destinations, Andrew Paynter, speaks on the first day of his businesses’ reopening about his team’s journey, why he believes his team is coming out of COVID-19 stronger and more connected and how the business is planning for a busy weekend ahead. RACT Destinations operate some of Tasmania's most iconic visitor experiences, including Freycinet Lodge, Strahan Village, Gordon River Cruises and the Cradle Mountain Hotel. Tara Howell is Director of Blue Derby Pods Ride, a premium mountain biking experience in Derby. Tara is the Convener of the new Tasmanian Mountain Biking Network, and was recently elected to the TICT Board. Tara talks through how she has expertly managed her marketing and social media during lock-down and is now welcoming Tasmanian's to her business over the next six weeks.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Stacey Pennicott, RACT Executive General Manager for Membership and Community.

Tasmanian farmers busy setting up their farms for winter are taking advantage of lower diesel prices

En la mesa de editoras de Mesa Central, Paula Comandari, Angélica Bulnes y Andrea Vial abordaron la guerra entre el Tribunal Ambiental de Valdivia y la Mina Invierno, el viaje a Medio Oriente del Presidente y el encuentro secreto de Piñera con subsecretarios.

En la mesa de editoras de Mesa Central, Paula Comandari, Angélica Bulnes y Andrea Vial abordaron la guerra entre el Tribunal Ambiental de Valdivia y la Mina Invierno, el viaje a Medio Oriente del Presidente y el encuentro secreto de Piñera con subsecretarios.

This episode features an article titled "So, You Thought You Were Through with RACT 2- Think Again" by Roy Rakiewicz https://www.all4inc.com/4-the-record-articles/so-you-thought-you-were-through-with-ract-2-think-again/

Neste episódio conversamos sobre o React, este framework que aparece em tudo que é lugar hoje em dia (às vezes até onde não deve) e que promete resolver vários problemas do dev moderno. Participantes: Paulo Silveira, o host que não sabe nada de React Christiano Milfont, consultor e desenvolvedor na Rivendel Alberto Souza, desenvolvedor e instrutor na Caelum e Alura Maurício Linhares, que expressou todo seu amor pelo Javascript neste episódio Links: Carreira programador React na Alura Alura Live sobre Ract com o Milfont Produção e conteúdo: Alura Cursos online de Tecnologia Caelum Ensino e Inovação Edição e sonorização: Radiofobia Podcast e Multimídia

Neste episódio conversamos sobre o React, este framework que aparece em tudo que é lugar hoje em dia (às vezes até onde não deve) e que promete resolver vários problemas do dev moderno. Participantes: Paulo Silveira, o host que não sabe nada de React Christiano Milfont, consultor e desenvolvedor na Rivendel Alberto Souza, desenvolvedor e instrutor na Caelum e Alura Maurício Linhares, que expressou todo seu amor pelo Javascript neste episódio Links: Carreira programador React na Alura Alura Live sobre Ract com o Milfont Produção e conteúdo: Alura Cursos online de Tecnologia Caelum Ensino e Inovação Edição e sonorização: Radiofobia Podcast e Multimídia