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The balance of power seems to be shifting in Australian politics. There was a shock U-turn in the polls ahead of the election, with Anthony Albanese and the Labor Party suddenly pulling out in front. It now seems likely the party will secure a second term. Independent Member for Warringah, Zali Steggall told Ryan Bridge confidence in major parties keeps decreasing, and there's an increased interest in independent candidates as a result. Although convention in parliament has evolved towards party politics, Steggall says the Australian constitution actually allows for a model of parliament in which legislation is tackled on its own merits. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Olympian turned politician: Zali Steggall on holding power to accountIndependent MP Zali Steggall joins the podcast from the campaign trail as she fights to retain the seat of Warringah.Steggall discusses taking on a former prime minister when she first won the seat, as well as the work she has done since, including her involvement in the climate wars.Steggall also talks about he potential for a minority government and holding major parties to account from the crossbench.An Olympian turned barrister and now politician, Steggall opens up on the energy it takes to take on hard careers and new challenges. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

David Elliott took aim at Zali Steggall’s refusal to commit support in a minority government, saying the idea she'd back Peter Dutton is fantasy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For this special summer episode we are re-releasing a past episode from Season 2.  Keane talks to Liz Steggall-Lewis, Director of Beyond Borders, about World Refugee Week and God's heart for the refugee. We also hear about the work Beyond Borders is doing to serve the most vulnerable. "The character of God shines in these stories of displacement." "In Malachi it talks about the way that you treat foreigners, orphans, and widows is a sign of your righteousness." "The whole Biblical command is to care for those who are vulnerable and to welcome and love the foreigners among us." Resources: World Refugee Sunday - Exodus World Service World Relief Refugee by Alan Gratz Beyond Borders Sponsorship Life Jacket Documentary What's changing our lives: Keane: Summer Traveling Liz: Pizza We'd love to hear from you! podcast@teachbeyond.org Podcast Website: https://teachbeyond.org/podcast Learn about TeachBeyond: https://teachbeyond.org/  

Zali Steggall (pictured) was elected as an Independent Member for the Federal Seat of Warringah with the mandate to take action on climate change and here you can see, hear and read the message that Ms Steggall took to parliament - "Zali Steggall MP calls government to regulate methane emissions". Also, Greens leader Adam Brandt has called on the Albanese Labor Government to end its coal and gas exploitation, while the government's Energy and Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen told RN Breakfast that a "Blanket ban" on coal and gas would be "irresponsible". --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/robert-mclean/message

For this special summer episode, Keane talks to Liz Steggall-Lewis, Director of Beyond Borders, about World Refugee Week and God's heart for the refugee. We also hear about the work Beyond Borders is doing to serve the most vulnerable. "The character of God shines in these stories of displacement." "In Malachi it talks about the way that you treat foreigners, orphans, and widows is a sign of your righteousness." "The whole Biblical command is to care for those who are vulnerable and to welcome and love the foreigners among us." Resources: World Refugee Sunday - Exodus World Service World Relief Refugee by Alan Gratz Beyond Borders Sponsorship Life Jacket Documentary What's changing our lives: Keane: Summer Traveling Liz: Pizza We'd love to hear from you! podcast@teachbeyond.org Podcast Website: https://teachbeyond.org/podcast Learn about TeachBeyond: https://teachbeyond.org/

Interview with the writer of “The Eritrean Letter Writers: Dear Mr President”, Stephany Evans Steggall“Isaias could have been a hero admired by the world and praised in Eritrea's intriguing story of leading a progressive democratic African country. Why would one who fought for that honour to be relegated to the ranks of tyrants and dictators? Resom did not know the answer to that question and neither I do.” Stephany Evans Steggall

Zali Steggall (pictured) is the independent Federal Member for Warringah, and if you visit her website you can hear the Federal Member for Fairfax, Mr Ted O'Brien, speak as he tables the Standing Committee on Environment and Energy advisory report, that incorporates dissenting reports, on the Climate Change (National Framework for Adaptation and Mitigation) Bill 2020 and the Climate Change (National Framework for Adaptation and Mitigation) (Consequential and Transitional Provisions) Bill 2020. Ms Steggall, a Sydney barrister, was elected to parliament in 2019 ending the political career of former Australian Priminister, Tony Abbott. Mr Abbott, who is known for infamously describing climate change as "crap", was, in his behaviour as the Member for Warringah, the polar opposite of Ms Steggall - he saw climate change as only in the fund-seeking imagination of climate scientists, while Ms Steggall has a Private Member's Bill before parliament calling for action on the climate crisis. She is seeking community support through her "ClimateActNow" website. Listen to Zali's good sense, sign up to support her through "ClimateActNow" and enjoy "Music for a Warming World". Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations

On Monday, women across the nation marched, demanding justice, safety and equality. But the government's response was lacklustre, with Scott Morrisona and the Minister for Women Marise Payne refusing to go outside to the crowd.  Morrison later chose his words badly when he said: "Not far from here, such marches, even now are being met with bullets, but not here in this country". Independent MP Zali Steggall described Morrison's comments as "incredibly sad" and "just stunning". A former lawyer and olympian, Steggall is currently championing two private member's bills - a proposal for a national climate change framework, and an amendment to the sex discrimination act which would allow judges, MPs, and statutory appointees to be prosecuted for sexual harassment.   Steggall is disappointed in the government's response to the strong push for women's rights. "I've been quite baffled to understand the Prime Minister's response to this situation and the [rape] allegations." And she doesn't believe Payne has been much better. "I've been absolutely, really disappointed with the minister for women's response." She is somewhat more encouraged by the government's changing attitude towards climate change, noting Morrison's language has changed "dramatically" in the last 12 months. But simply saying he wants to get to net zero "as soon as possible" is not good enough, she says. "That's not the certainty that business and the private sector are looking for. They are looking for it to be legislated, and with a clear pathway."

Introducing Richard Stegall in today's episode, the CEO of Urban FT, which is recognized as one of the most progressive and successful FinTech companies in the Financial Services industry today. Richard is a results-driven entrepreneur with a record of success and a passion for accelerating and capitalizing on emerging opportunities. At Urban FT, Richard and team are enabling financial institutions to deliver an exceptional customer experience through the world's first, and most capable, FinTech Core. Urban FT's X-35 FinTech Core™ is positioned to clean up this challenging ecosystem and help financial institutions stay on the bleeding-edge of innovations when it comes to providing their end-users with superior Digital Banking Experiences, Money Movement capabilities, Identity Verification and Account Opening options, and Behavioral Insights, all of which enhance overall user engagement. Before entering the FinTech space he spent 17 years in IT&T, serving as COO of UK-based Burlington Rye Plc and head of corporate strategy for NASDAQ-listed and U.S.-based Kit Digital Inc. (formerly Roo Media Inc.). In these roles, he was responsible for the growth strategies of private and public companies in North America, the U.K. and Asia. Throughout his experience, Richard has focused on acquisitive and capital growth, and led IPOs (including via reverse mergers) across the globe. In this episode, we discuss: Discovering his passion for entrepreneurship at an early age [3:28] Being in his first business accidentally [5:40] His academic journey [7:10] Realizations he learned from his failures [8:45] What is fintech industry [12:50] How he got into the fintech industry [16:03] Marketing a fintech business in New York [17:50] Moving into a white label digital banking platform -- the Urban FT [19:00] The impact of digital currencies in the fintech industry [20:00] Urban FT's specializations [22:01] Approach to building a team [23:51] Process of hiring people [25:17] How to identify if the person is fit for a specific role [27:20] Best ways to get in touch with Richard's company [30:55] Quotable Quotes Life is full of bad news, you just have to get more good news on balance -- then you can actually persevere. And then you can actually pull in and move forward. As long as it's following some sort of sets -- of two or three steps forward, one step forward. You just got to maintain a forward momentum. Links to sources and tools Get connected with Richard Stegall on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steggallrichard/ Learn about Urban FT's products: https://www.urbanft.com/ Thanks for listening. Don't forget to like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/passthesecretsauce to get updates on new episodes. If you haven't already, please follow and leave a review for our podcast, we'll really appreciate it. And as always, don't forget to pass the secret sauce. Support our podcast If you're a fan of the show, there are three simple things you can do to support our work: Subscribe, rate and review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pass-the-secret-sauce-by-matt-shields/id1506940483 the podcast on iTunes or wherever you subscribe. Tell a family memb...

Scott Morrison has slammed Cricket Australia's (CA) decision to omit references to Australia Day from the Big Bash League as “pretty ordinary”, saying he hoped it took note of a public backlash.The public holiday matches will now be spruiked as “January 26” games after consultation with Indigenous leaders.The change aims to make the three games more inclusive for people who regard the day as one to mourn Aboriginal lives lost.But the Prime Minister urged CA to steer clear of the culture wars. “A bit more focus on cricket, a little less focus on politics would be my message to Cricket Australia,” he told Queensland's 4RO Radio on Thursday.“I think that's pretty ordinary. But I mean, that's what they're putting on their press releases.”Mr Morrison was then told CA was already facing a backlash over the decision.“I hope they listen to that, and I think they should,” he replied.It follows independent senator Jacqui Lambie telling Today she was “wild” about the decision.“I have to ask how bloody ungrateful are people making decisions on the cricket board,” she said.“I'm not sure what they think it's going to achieve, but I'm sure it's not going to achieve anything about closing the gap.”Senator Lambie said there were “bigger things to worry about this year”, such as getting the economy going and making sure people weren't going to end up homeless because there weren't enough jobs.It comes after independent MP Zali Steggall called for Australians to observe a minute's silence on Australia Day to recognise the “price paid” by Indigenous Australians during colonisation.She said many Australians, regardless of their heritage, would appreciate the opportunity to acknowledge “loss and sorrow” as they did on Anzac Day and Remembrance Day.But Multicultural Minister Alex Hawke lashed the proposal, accusing Ms Steggall of “perpetuating divisions” between Indigenous and non-indigenous Australians.text by Jade Gailberger and Finn McHugh, news.com.au

Richard Steggall, CEO, Urban FT, A DotCom Magazine Exclusive Interview. Richard Steggall, the CEO of Urban FT. Urban FT is recognized as one of the most progressive and successful FinTech companies in the Financial Services industry. Richard Steggall is a results-driven entrepreneur with a record of success and a passion for accelerating and capitalizing on emerging opportunities. At Urban FT, Richard Steggall and his team enable financial institutions to deliver an exceptional customer experience through the world's first, and most capable, FinTech Core. Urban FT's X-35 FinTech Core™ is positioned to clean up this challenging ecosystem and help financial institutions stay on the cutting-edge of innovation when it comes to providing their end-users with a superior Digital Banking Experiences, Money Movement capabilities, Identity Verification, Account Opening options, and Behavioral Insights, all of which enhance overall user engagement. Richard Steggall is a FinTech veteran. Before founding Urban FT, he was founder & CEO of Waspit Group Inc., a banking alternative for students. Before entering the FinTech space he spent 17 years in IT&T, serving as COO of UK-based Burlington Rye Plc and head of corporate strategy for NASDAQ-listed and U.S.-based Kit Digital Inc. (formerly Roo Media Inc.). In all of these roles, Richard Steggall was responsible for the growth strategies of private and public companies in North America, the U.K. and Asia. Throughout his experience, Richard has focused on acquisitive and capital growth, and led IPOs (including via reverse mergers) across the globe. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Zali Steggall (pictured) is the independent Member for Warringah and on May 20 was on webinar organized by The Australia Institute.She was in conversation with the institute's deputy directory, Ebony Bennett, and the director of the institute's Climate and Energy Program, Richie Merzian, about the economics of the present pandemic.Zali, who dislodged former Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, from his seat, has been interviewed by Climate Conversations when still just a candidate. She has matured and gained immense poise since then.You can listen to the near hour-long conversation as recorded by the institute.

The effects of the climate crisis are clearly showing, and while our country burns, our government seems to be doing very little. Federal member for Waringah, Zali Steggall, is introducing a new bill to parliament, which will ensure Australia has a clear national response to our climate challenges. Backchat producer Eden Faithfull sat down with Steggall to find out more about the bill. Later, more and more young Australians are turning their backs on private health insurance, and many of us feel like we're not getting value for money. We're joined by Dean Price, Senior Campaigns & Policy Advisor at CHOICE, to unpack health insurance, and whether or not we really do need to be covered. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Independent MP for Warringah, Zali Steggall, is seeking bipartisan support for a climate change bill aimed at transitioning Australia to a decarbonised economy. Katharine Murphy sits down with Steggall to discuss her adjustment into politics, whether the bill can pass the upcoming conscience vote, and if modern Liberal voters are willing to embrace climate policy

Can Steggall bridge the climate divide? by RenewEconomy

The Sydney electorate of Warringah will be one of the most fascinating battlegrounds in the May election, with a high profile independent Zali Stegall challenging former prime minister Tony Abbott. Despite the seat being on about 11 per cent, Abbott describes this as a “full on marginal seat campaign”. Abbott is running hard on local issues. He says over-development and traffic congestion are the biggest issues and if reelected he is keen to use his position to be a “champion” for the Northern beaches tunnel. He’s trying to tone down his stridency, this week attempting to avoid being drawn to deeply into the row around the criminal conviction of Cardinal George Pell. Steggall, a lawyer and former Olympian, is running against Abbott on a campaign that says Warringah voters want “a new voice”. Keenly focused on climate change policy, Steggall is very critical of the government’s efforts and says even Labor’s energy policy “needs again to be toughened up.” Steggall, who grew up and lives in the electorate, has only had Abbott as an MP and has never voted Liberal nor has she had voted Labor. Pressed on who she had voted for, she told The Conversation she has mostly voted independent but “wouldn’t want to say never” to having voted Greens.

Zali Steggall ignited a whole new conversation when she nominated for the seat of Warringah that has been the exclusive property of the Liberal Party and is presently held by former Australia Prime Minister, Tony Abbott.Steggall, now a barrister, but formerly a champion alpine skier nominated her concern about climate change as one of her prime reasons for seeking election to Australia's national parliament.Had she not stood as an independent, Steggall could have easily represented the Liberals as she adheres to to many of the fundamentals of the free enterprise, market system/.Steggall appears as a wonderful alternative to the brutal denialist attitude of Tony Abbott.

Katharine Murphy talks with the Manly-raised Olympic skier and lawyer about her independent candidacy for the Sydney seat of Warringah. Steggall critiques the former PM’s conservative legacy and shares her concerns about climate change and the Adani coalmine. Can her progressive agenda pull off a Wentworth-style defeat in another traditionally Liberal electorate? Zali Steggall says Labor needs to commit to stopping Adani coalmine

Join Henry Martin as we talk to Dr. Sandy Steggall, Superintendent of the Clinton County R-III school district. Dr. Steggall covers the financing of a rural school district, and their decision to move to a 4 day school week.

Streakin'Geek.com - Turner, Beefy, Martin and Steggall talk about all things geeky. This week the discussion turns to Assassin's Creed, Blizzcon, Star Wars, Jessica Jones and Ash Vs. Evil Dead

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