Podcasts about State parliament

Victoria recently celebrated Cultural Diversity Week, during which the documentary ‘Piquancy: Silent Heroes' was screened in the State Parliament. SBS Nepali spoke with Niru Tripathi of CALD Voices, the community organisation behind the film's production. - भिक्टोरियामा १७ देखि २३ मार्चसम्म सांस्कृतिक विविधता सप्ताह मनाइएको थियो। यसै क्रममा एक सामुदायिक संस्था कल्ड भोइसेसले ‘पिकअन्सी: साइलेन्ट हिरोज' नाम गरेको एउटा वृत्तचित्र राज्यको संसदमा प्रदर्शन गरेको थियो। विभिन्न समुदायका १५ जना आप्रवासीहरूको कथा समेटिएको उक्त डकुमेन्ट्रीका बारेमा कल्ड भोइसेस संस्थापक, निरु त्रिपाठीसँग, एसबीएस नेपालीले गरेको कुराकानी सुन्नुहोस्।

Welcome the Monday Breakfast show for Monday the 3rd of March 2025. On today's show:Headlines covering:No automatic license loss for Victorian medicinal cannabis users6 new gas drilling approved in the Otway Basin40 hectares of precious native grassland has been bulldozed in the west of Melbourne Then:- Rob spoke with Wil Stracke, Assistant Secretary at the Victorian Trades Hall Council about International Working Women's Day, the legacy of Zelda D'Aprano and Helen Robertson, and capitalism's watering down of the motives behind IWD. Stay tuned to 3CR this Saturday the 8th of March aka IWD for a 24-hour broadcast dedicated to International Women's Day. - Last Friday Hannah had a conversation with Heidi Everett who started the organisation Schizy Inc, an organisation that makes art spaces for people with diverse and complex mental health, and their upcoming events. World Schizophrenia Day is on the Saturday 24 May, support their Mojo Gala Event at the Fringe Common Rooms (Trades Hall), Carlton. To find out more about their upcoming events go to https://www.schizy.org/- We heard a speech from the rally against Islamophobia on Sunday the 23rd of February which took place outside Labor MP Andrew Giles' office in Thomastown. The protest was called following the rise in Islamophobic attacks, including the February 13 attack of two Muslim women at an Epping shopping centre. We heard Dr Nasser al Ziyadut from Muslim Votes Matter speak at the rally. Thank you to Marisa Sposaro from the Doin' Time show for recording the audio! Catch the Doin' Time Show on Mondays from 4 to 5pm or listen to previous shows at 3cr.org.au/dointime- The show ends with Hannah's conversation with Violet Coco about the importance of protecting native forests, defending the right to protest and upcoming rallys. There's a march in March for Forests on the 23rd at 10.30am outside Peter Khalil's office in naarm which will join the free palestine rally, the march in March for Forests is also happening state-wide, calling for the protection of our ecosystems. On the 19th of March at 5.30pm at State Parliament there will be a rally defending the right to protest.  Songs played:Bread and Roses - Judy CollinsSisters Are Doin' It For Themselves - Aretha Franklin and the EurythmicsIm Sane - Heidi Everett [https://heidie.bandcamp.com/track/im-sane]

Listen to the top News of 13/02/2025 from Australia in Hindi.

South Australia's brand new Biosecurity Bill passes both houses of State Parliament, the Bureau of Meteorology confirms 2024 as South Australia's second-warmest year on record, and a federal senate inquiry into Australia's wine grape industry hears from the ACCC and Department of Agriculture.

State Parliament has passed David Crisafulli's “adult crime, adult time” bill. Voice for Victims member Trudy Reading told Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive, "It's a great day for victims in Queensland." "We hope this is a start of change the state really needs," Ms Reading continued. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Victorian Opposition Leader John Pesutto recently visited the SBS studio In Melbourne. Listen to this podcast for his exclusive interview with SBS Hindi, where he discusses a range of issues, including the representation of candidates of Indian descent in the next state elections, his vision for making Victoria safe and inclusive, state's recent strategy to engage with and improve trade relations with India, and his action plan for international students.

Tomato growers rally in front of State Parliament over delays in getting test results clearing their crops of ToBRFV, Coles tells a supermarket inquiry it wants the industry to be more transparent with produce suppliers about prices, and a South Australian educator helps develop a virtual reality solution for students fearful of working with cattle.

Philip Chilton is a historian at Curtin University and a rank-and-file activist with the National Tertiary Education Union. He has an academic interest in studying various forms of political extremism and it's in that context he joined Alex Whisson to discuss yesterday's Christian Zionist rally on the steps of the State Parliament.

Matthew Pantelis speaks with Prof Nigel Phair, Director of Cybercrime, Monash University about deep fakes and SA Best MLC Connie Bonaros explains the legislation she has before State Parliament. Listen live on the FIVEAA Player. Follow us on Facebook, X and Instagram.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BREAKING @ 8 - 9th September 2024 The State Government is taking swift action to address shortcomings in the law highlighted by the tragic killing of Millicent woman Synamin Bell. Ms Bell's killer pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Today he was sentenced to 11 years imprisonment with a non parole period of 8 years and 10 months. The Government is investigating law reforms so that the partial defence of excessive self-defence would no longer be available to individuals who killed someone as a result of delusions they were experiencing as a result of self-induced intoxication. The Government will be consulting with key legal bodies and the broader community before introducing any legislation to State Parliament.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robbie Katter came on the mail run, meet consitituents at mailboxes, chatted for this podcast episode and opened the gates. Good day all round.  Robbie has been in State Parliament since 2012, representing firstly Mount Isa and now Traeger. And as much as we talked about being a politician (don't panic, there's no policy conversations!) it was great to chat about where we live. We also covered what it was like growing up with Bob Katter as your dad, and answering the phone to John Howard! There's also plenty sounds of the mail run throughout the chat. More Than Mail is proudly brought to you by Brodie Agencies, McKinlay. Contact Jim Brodie on 0427468713. You can follow More Than Mail adventures on Instagram, on Facebook, or at morethanmail.com.au  Or, you can send me an email hello@morethanmail.com.au    

Legislation will be introduced into State Parliament this week to allow a primary school to be built in East Perth.  The project was announced early last year, but has been stalled due to pushback from the City of Perth.  The state government is moving forward with the build by repealing an act which will unlock the parcel of land adjacent to queens gardens.  Education Minister Tony Buti says the $4.2 million the City of Perth will be receiving is fair compensation, but Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas says it's an abuse of power with the Government refusing to negotiate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Yesterday, state opposition leader John Pesutto teed off at disgraced MP Darren Cheeseman for chewing up question time, and today has led the Coalition out of state parliament. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fiona and Macca talk to Minister Harriet Shing about  Pride Month activities – LGBTI leadership program recipients – of LGBTI organisation program; expressions of interest for the Victoria's Pride regional activation are now... LEARN MORE The post Saturday, 22nd June, 2024:  Harriet Shing, Member for Eastern Victoria State Parliament Update, Pride Month activities – LGBTIQA+ leadership program appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Tom Elliott has shared his thoughts on reports a treaty could see Indigenous-designated seats in the Victorian Parliament.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Spotlight on Tassie Episode #12 sees Kaz speak with Kimmi Jayne about being crowned Ms Galaxy Australia and what's next for her. Tubes hears from Ben Shaw about the Mulga Clayton Club honouring his uncle and bringing community together. Plus, Josh Duggan, 7 Tasmania News Political Reporter, provides an update on what's been happening in State Parliament.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matthew Pantelis speaks with Greens MLC Robert Simms about a Greens bill to be introduced to State Parliament, freezing rents for the next two years. Plus a comment on the Cranker. Listen live on the FIVEAA Player. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Macca and Janet are joined live in the studio by  Aiv Puglielli, Victorian Greens, North Eastern Metropolitan Region, as they discuss: Drug harm reduction:almost a year ago the state government... LEARN MORE The post Saturday 13th, April, 2024: Aiv Puglielli, Victorian Greens, North Eastern Metropolitan Region, State Parliament Update appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Breaking @ 8: Reports of an “ugly incident” in state parliament yesterday – Penbo has the details.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Legislation to facilitate the creation of the new Adelaide University has passed State Parliament, allowing the new institution to open in 2026. Joining David and Will is Vice Chancellor of @UniofAdelaide Prof Peter Hoj and Chief Academic officer @UniversitySA Prof Jo CysSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Shop Distributive and Allied Employees Association (SDA) have presented a petition to State Parliament this morning to bring Perth's laws on crime against retail and fast-food staff in line with other states.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A plan to parachute nurses into State Parliament has the backing of more than 40 per cent of West Australians, according to a new poll. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to another edition of Monday Breakfast with Grace Tan, James Tait and Rob Harrison. Grace speaks with Prof Catherine Crock AM, a long-time doctor at the Royal Children Hospital Melbourne since 1994, discussing World Kindness Day, and the Gathering of Kindness, a series of online events happening throughout the week, about building, nurturing and instilling culture of kindness in the healthcare system. The Gathering of Kindness 2023 is being held in two parts this year - in person on Sunday 29 October and a week of online events from Monday 13 – Friday 17 November 2023.She also interviewed Dr Erin Smith, CEO of DART Centre Asia Pacific, discussing today's 'Managing Trauma Exposure' event, what it means to report on trauma as a journalist and the impacts we face. Bookmark at Walkey Foundation Youtube channel to watch on demand later. Then both Rob and James dived into inaccessible trams across both Sydney Road and Melbourne as a whole with Alicia Lilley - a campaigner with the Sydney Road Accessible Tram Stops Now campaign who has a lived experience of disability. The campaign is presenting its petition to Tim Reid MP on Wednesday the 15th November at 12:30pm on the steps of the State Parliament. Passers-by will be encouraged to play 'The Tram Stop is Right' to get an idea of just how inaccessible the state's tram network is. Finally, we heard the final two parts of Rob's exclusive interview with Louise - a Forgotten Australian and victim and survivor of institutional abuse. In this part she's joined by JR Hewitt, the media and communications officer for the Renters and Housing Union. The three of them went into detail about Louise's forced eviction, the damage to her property, and the specific conditions which have created the housing crisis this so-called Australia finds itself in. You can find a petition to help Louise get her home back here. Songs played:  Treat People With Kindness - Harry StylesThe More things Change - Kutcha Edwards

7:10AM: We listen to a conversation with Elio Celotto about his introduction to animal activism, and the highly successful Nup to the Cup campaign. Elio is from The Coalition for the Protection of Racehorses and has been a long-time animal activist. This conversation was aired on an episode of Freedom of Species at 3CR last monthNup to the Cup official website: https://nuptothecup.org/(link is external)Coalition for the Protection of Racehorses: https://horseracingkills.com/(link is external)The Final Race Expose documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zp-ALoBRW20(link is external) 7:30AM: Recent research by the Salvation Army shows that financial stress impacts physical health, emotional health, and day-to-day functioning.Troy West is the State manager of a Salvation Army programme which provides free financial counselling support to Australians with financial worries. The programme is called Moneycare, and each year, it reaches over 12, 000 people. He joins us to share more about the programme and why it can help. The service is free. Moneycare: 1800 722 363 7:50AM: Content Warning: The following segment discusses trauma and sexual violence and may be upsetting for some listeners. It also contains language that might offend. If you feel this is not right for you at the moment, feel free to tune out for the next 15 minutes.Sasja Sidek from 3CR's Queering The Air speaks to a long-time volunteer from SlutWalk Melbourne, Mev about the significance of the event and its history.Mev (she/they) is a neurodivergent queer creative and activist living and working here on stolen Wurundjeri land. They've been volunteering with the SlutWalk Naarm/Melbourne collective for years, motivated and informed by a history of trauma. Mev believes in the importance of continuously learning and improving, valuing human rights, consent education, intersectional feminism, anti-racism, decolonisation, LGBTQIA+ rights, decriminalisation of sex work, accessibility, mental health, environmental sustainability and animal rights.This is an edited excerpt from the interview originally broadcast on 3CR's Queering The Air on November 5th. Queering The Air is broadcast on Sundays 3:00pm to 4:00pm.Join SlutWalk Naarm/Melbourne on 25 November 2023. Meet at 12 noon outside the State Library Victoria  Correction: The meeting place for Slutwalk 2023 is the State Library of Victoria, not State Parliament as was incorrectly stated in the broadcast.Trans Awareness Week runs Nov 13-19. Find out more at https://www.tdor.org.auIf anything in this segment has caused distress for you or if you need to speak with someone for support, you can contact:•        Lifeline 13 11 14•        QLIFE on 1800 184 527 between 3PM and midnight, or visit qlife.org.au•        National Domestic Family and Sexual Violence Counselling Service (1800RESPECT) on 1800 737 732•        Triple zero if you are in immediate danger 8:10AM: Patrick speaks to Hulya Gilbert, Lecturer in Planning and Human Geography at La Trobe University about her recent article on the deadly norms of car use.https://theconversation.com/our-children-are-victims-of-road-violence-we-need-to-talk-about-the-deadly-norms-of-car-use-214476

The WA Nationals have split from tradition and are set to form a party branch within the Perth metropolitan area, threatening to split the Liberal/National vote in half. The historically region-based party will open an electorate office in the electorate of Bateman with the aim of installing city-based candidates in State Parliament for the very first time.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Tuesday, Matthew spoke with Attorney General Kyam Maher on the future of the SA Voice to State Parliament, given the state result of the referendum is 65% against, 35% in favour.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

G'day Folks, On tonight's show Andy & Ethan join me to discuss what's been happening here and around the world over the last month. Namely the Referendum here in Australia and the Israel/Palestine conflict. We discuss the lead up to the vote where the propaganda campaign from the Yes promoters was relentless and well funded. Referendum day Saturday October 14th came and went and so did the hopes of the Yes voters with the No vote winning an approximate 60% overall.  We dive in to what it means for us Australians now especially in light of the States intentions to plough ahead with their own versions of The Voice to Parliament. A Voice to State Parliament perhaps?  We also go over Ethan's latest piece on the Referendum result and how it can be potentially weaponised against the Australian people. Never let a good crisis go to waste you might say. The tabled Communications Legislation Amendment (Combatting Misinformation & Disinformation) Bill will likely use the election result to say that the Voice lost due to online misinformation as the talking heads are already parroting this very sentiment.  We switch gears and focus our attention on the middle-east conflict between Israel and Palestine. The first victim of this war being the truth. Talk about misinformation and disinformation or basically downright fear and atrocity propaganda to the public siding with Israel. But is this newest conflict by design? If so, by who and to what end? Could this simply be modus operandi by Israel for yet another encroaching land grab? We'll see.  Divisive Voice campaign defeated — but will result be weaponised? - https://tottnews.com/2023/10/14/voice-campaign-defeated-analysis/ 10% of Carbon Tax to UN - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xv3OLKsQ83k United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) https://www.un.org/development/desa/indigenouspeoples/wp-content/uploads/sites/19/2018/11/UNDRIP_E_web.pdf Australian States Push on with Voice - https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2023/oct/16/australian-states-to-push-ahead-with-voice-and-treaty-processes-in-absence-of-federal-body Communications Legislation Amendment (Combatting Misinformation and Disinformation) Bill 2023 - https://www.infrastructure.gov.au/sites/default/files/documents/communications-legislation-amendment-combatting-misinformation-and-disinformation-bill2023-june2023.pdf Voice Stats - https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-10-15/nsw-votes-no-indigenous-voice-referendum-demographics-result/102976968  

It's a podcast take over with the Gold brothers! Rich and his brother Marty Gold from Capital Council take over the podcast to focus on all things Washington DC and the debt deal that was recently made in this unique episode!   Things talked about in this episode include: An overlook of the deal that was made How it all started What is the outcome of the deal that was made? Bi-partisan legislation The adoption of Biden's defense budget Shelanda Young and her role in the negotiations Republicans trying to take credit for things in the deal. Putting off the debit ceiling until after Biden's presidency. How the democrat president always comes out on top. Will there be inner party friction on the Republican's side due to some not getting everything they wanted? The inner friction that is already happening on the Republican's side. What is the price of peace? Can there be peace? How McKarthy was voted in. The most connected thing legislatively to this issue. Why appropriation bills haven't gone across the floor in the Senate. Why Marty is skeptical about the deal that was made. Rich Gold is the leader of Holland & Knight's Public Policy & Regulation Group and focuses his practice at the intersection of complex policy and political issues involving Congress, the executive branch and the media. Rich Gold is the leader of the firm's Public Policy & Regulation Group and focuses his practice at the intersection of complex policy and political issues involving Congress, the executive branch and the media. The Public Policy & Regulation Group has been ranked among the top law and lobbying firms in Washington by publications including American Lawyer's Influence Magazine, Legal 500 United States guide, Financial Times and U.S. News - Best Lawyers guide. Mr. Gold has been recognized as a top lobbyist in Washington by The Hill, The National Journal, Washington SmartCEO, Super Lawyers and The Washington Business Journal, as well as one of Washingtonian Magazine's 500 Most Influential People Shaping Policy for the past two years.   In addition, Chambers USA – America's Leading Business Lawyers guide has recognized Mr. Gold since 2007. He is one of only three practitioners ranked as Band 1 in Chambers USA Nationwide Government Relations category, the highest ranking one can receive in Chambers. Mr. Gold served in the U.S. Senate for Sen. Lloyd Bentsen (D-Texas) as his advisor on environmental affairs where he worked on issues related to environmental side agreements of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). During the Clinton administration, he was a special assistant to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Carol Browner, with whom he helped develop the EPA's Superfund reform proposal and its administrative improvements package. Mr. Gold also served as a career lawyer in the EPA's Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance and Office of General Counsel, working on major rule makings as well as significant Superfund cases.   Mr. Gold approaches political and policy problems from the perspective of campaign-style advocacy – forming, developing and executing issue-advocacy campaigns that incorporate lobbying, regulatory lawyering, traditional and social media, and grassroots engagement to break through the noise in Washington and achieve client goals. Mr. Gold has engaged for individual companies, trade associations and coalitions on the issues of the day ranging from climate change legislation and regulations and Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) reform to trade legislation, corporate tax reform, as well as major U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reform legislation and financial services legislation.   Martin B. Gold is a partner with Capitol Counsel, LLC. He brings over 50 years of legislative and private practice experience. He is recognized authority and author on matters of congressional rules and parliamentary strategies, and U.S policy in Asia. He frequently advises senators and their staff and serves on the adjunct faculty at George Washington University. In 2022, he received the College of Professional Studies Faculty Excellent Award. Before domestic business, professional, and academic audiences, he speaks about Congress as well as political and public policy developments. Gold has been a guest lecturer at Tsinghua University, the Beijing Foreign Studies University, Moscow State University, the Moscow State Institute of International Relations, the State Parliament of Ukraine, and the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation.

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes chat with 7 Tasmania News Political Reporter Josh Duggan, about State Parliament returning today. Josh invites Tubes to join him for Question Time, with a vote of no confidence in the Premier expected to occur following backlash on the Tassie AFL team deal. Woody shares a story about how she was almost separated from her toe over the weekend, sparking a discussion about injuries caused by kids. And, a Triple M listener calls Tubes out for ordering an oat milk latte.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Digital transformation is rapidly changing the way we live and work, and governments should be leading the way forward, according to Victor Dominello MP. As the Minister for Digital and Minister for Customer Service in the State Government of New South Wales in Australia, Victor believes government should be playing a central role in fostering a digitally-enabled economy across government, private enterprise and individual consumers. Victor is a true servant leader and an inspirational figure in Australian politics, having served almost 15 years in the State Parliament of New South Wales, and 12 of those as a Minister. He has spent this time turning his vision for data and digital enablement into reality across a large number of ministries and government agencies. In this episode we discuss: How Victor went from reluctant politician to long-serving minister and the sign from above that made him enter politics What the Digital Government is and how it will help change our lives for the better Government's role in digitising small businesses Imminent initiatives to protect consumers against identity theft and cyber attacks What true servant leadership and customer service looks like How to provide leadership and collaboration across a complex web of government entities The biggest leadership lessons Victor has learned as a top politician and executive leader, and much more. Victor Dominello on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/victordominello/

Digital transformation is rapidly changing the way we live and work, and governments should be leading the way forward, according to Victor Dominello MP. As the Minister for Digital and Minister for Customer Service in the State Government of New South Wales in Australia, Victor believes government should be playing a central role in fostering a digitally-enabled economy across government, private enterprise and individual consumers. Victor is a true servant leader and an inspirational figure in Australian politics, having served almost 15 years in the State Parliament of New South Wales, and 12 of those as a Minister. He has spent this time turning his vision for data and digital enablement into reality across a large number of ministries and government agencies. In this episode we discuss: How Victor went from reluctant politician to long-serving minister and the sign from above that made him enter politics What the Digital Government is and how it will help change our lives for the better Government's role in digitising small businesses Imminent initiatives to protect consumers against identity theft and cyber attacks What true servant leadership and customer service looks like How to provide leadership and collaboration across a complex web of government entities The biggest leadership lessons Victor has learned as a top politician and executive leader, and much more. Victor Dominello on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/victordominello/

One Nation's first MLC elected to the South Australian parliament, Sarah Game, says she's the only opposing the Malinauskas Labor government's Voice to Parliament bill for indigenous South Australians. She says the bill is thin on detail and could give the right to representatives elected solely by indigenous people to speak on any issue in the State Parliament.

A controversial Liberal Party plan to increase the number of women in State Parliament has been finalised.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Protestors are demonstrating outside State Parliament over a court's decision to jail a climate activist.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

VLGA Connect, Episode 315 - Governance UpdateThis week, Chris Eddy is joined by guest co-host Julie Reid, a former Council CEO and Executive Director at LGV, to unpack the local government news of the week.Topics include councillors elected to State Parliament (note there have been updates since the recording of this episode); approaching the finish line of mayoral election season in Victoria; an innovative Council partnership to improve community reporting of issues; a NSW Council to be subject of a parliamentary inquiry on integrity; and much more from another busy week in local government.The VLGA Connect Governance Update is sponsored by Hunt & Hunt Lawyers.

Courtney explained her decision to run for the State Parliament seat of Lara and and shared her philosophy for the future

With the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, we've been thinking a lot about the peculiarities of the royal funeral process. This week we're diving into a dark secret of one royal funeral...Resources:“1936 Secret is Out:Doctor Sped George V's Death” by Joseph Lelyveld, NYT (1986)“King George V was murdered, not euthanised” by Gerrick Adler ( the Guardian)“The Death of George V” by Francis Watson- History Today“The Funeral of King George V” the Royal Windsor Website“Lying-in-State”- Parliament.uk“Royal lying in state traditions endure a century of change” by Associated Press- NBC News“What to know about the Queen's lying in state in Westminster” by Sylvia Hui- AP News“At least 250,000 people lined up to see Queen's Coffin” by Sylvia Huir- AP News“Expert Talks Royal Traditions, Etiquette ahead of Queen Elizabeth's Funeral” ABC7 Chicago“What Britain's Royal Family Wears to Queen's Funeral will be Dictated by Tradition” by PTI, The Indian Express“Families Waiting for Justice in Funeral Home Case” by Libby Cunningham, CNHI news"How did George V Really Die?" by Meg Matthias- Britannica

Host Grace Ormsby is joined this week by Quentin Kilian, chief executive officer of the Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV), to discuss the underquoting taskforce recently announced by his state's government. Passionately questioning the “unjustified” need for such a pursuit, especially given the high cost it presents to taxpayers, Quentin criticises the Victorian government on several fronts, adding his analysis on the State Parliament's ongoing obsession with underquoting. In this episode, you will also hear:   Why underquoting is so difficult to define   The months ahead for the REIV    What's missing from the current property market review Make sure you never miss an episode by subscribing to us now on Apple Podcasts. Did you like this episode? Show your support by rating us or leaving a review on Apple Podcasts (REB Podcast Network) and by liking and following Real Estate Business on social media: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. If you have any questions about what you heard today, any topics of interest you have in mind, or if you'd like to lend a voice to the show, email editor@realestatebusiness.com.au for more insights. 

The High Court is set to rule on the validity of laws in WA allowing the State to indefinitely detain “high risk” offenders. The High Risk Serious Offenders legislation, introduced by the McGowan Government and passed through State Parliament in 2020, targets offenders who are deemed likely to pose an unacceptable risk to the community. It hands judges the power to order the continuing detention or community supervision of violent offenders who are nearing their release date. But it's met with criticism, and there are concerns this could disproportionately impact Indigenous prisoners. It's been brought back into the spotlight because of the case of Noongar man Peter Robert Garlett, who is challenging WA's High Risk Serious Offenders legislation after being detained beyond his prison sentence for aggravated robbery. Why is this seen as a problem?  Joining the show to explain is human rights lawyer Dr Hannah McGlade.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nine News reporter Tim Arvier on the latest news from state politics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is going on in the NSW Parliament? It seems its all about sex not passing legislation.

Jonglei State Governor Denay Jock Chagor has suspended two MPs from the State Parliament. The two MPs are from the South Sudan Opposition Alliance party, and the two have since disagreed with the Governor on how the affairs of State are being managed.

Police have launched an investigation after claims a woman was sexually assaulted while working as a contractor at a Pilbara mine site over the weekend. The news comes just days before the report from an inquiry into sexual misconduct in the mining industry is due to be tabled in State Parliament.  The West Australian's Police Editor Shannon Hampton explains this latest incident. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With special guest: Andrew Tink AM… in conversation with Bill Kable and Ken Thompson No book on Australia covering the early years of the twentieth century could overlook the 61,500 of our men killed or listed as “missing” in World War 1. Another 156,000 had a fate that was sometimes worse, they were wounded, gassed or taken prisoner. In his book Australia 1901-2001: A narrative history, Andrew Tink, former Member of State Parliament, tells us that like the school children of Villers-Bretonneux France we must never forget the heroism of our soldiers, the diggers of World War 1. Podcast (mp3)

Prisons minister Anthony Roberts checked himself into a quarantine hotel while others fled home  The Sydney Symphony Orchestra has been plunged into one of the biggest controversies in its 89-year history  When killer Mert Ney went on a warpath through Sydney‘s CBD, killing one woman and stabbing another, police urgently needed to retrace his steps. And Neighbours of a Western Sydney mosque will have to adjust to the possibility of being woken at an ungodly hour    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

STATE Labor politician Trish Doyle has used parliamentary privilege to accuse an unnamed NSW government MP of raping a sex worker SYDNEY'S 30 richest schools had a combined income greater than the GDP of many small nations FOR many stranded on the western side of the Hawkesbury River it has been locals who have come to their rescue. NSW residents will be handed free $100 vouchers with the ­direction to plough the money into hotels in Sydney's CBD See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My guest this week reverted to Islam in 2004. She is 'sports mad' and is currently the NSW Hockey Multicultural Community Ambassador. She is also an ambassador for World Hijab Day. You might know her for being the first Muslim Woman to run for State Parliament, or for being a spokesperson for the Muslim Community. This Wife and Mother to 7, Real Estate Agent, and Host of 'cluedtv' , will take us through her personal journey to discovering Islam. Welcome to the show Sr Rebecca Kay Personal and Islamic views and opinions expressed by our guest are their own, and not a representation of Developing Diamonds