Podcast appearances and mentions of Steve Price

Chattin' with... Matt Timoko, Peter Sterling, Kobe Hetherington, Greg Bird, Beau Fermor, Ben Hannant, Jack Williams, Lote Tuqiri, Griffin Neame, Steve Price, Nicho Hynes and Dave Taylor!

Message by Rev. Steve Price on December 18, 2022. Scripture: Luke 1:39-58 To support the ongoing ministries of Trinity, consider making a gift here: https://pushpay.com/g/trinitygnv?src=hpp

Broadcaster, columnist and media personality Steve Price joins Graham Cornes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve Price and Natarsha Belling reflect on all the moments that shaped 2022See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Smith hosts this pod with guests Myles Cadden, Jeff Conquest, Steve Price and son Tom and Amy Clement (Swansea fan from HerGameToo). We previewed Saturday's home match against the Jacks and we also talk about the latest off the field news affected our club. Neon Now ( www.neonnow.co.uk ) have became our new partner & using the code SBFTV10 you will get a 10% discount off any item in the range of Neon signs on their website. Sponsored by Sky Blue Tavern & Dhillons Brewery. For the Fans, by the Fans.

Steve Price speaks to Former Minister for Resources and Water, MP for Hinkler Keith PittSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest: Steve Price, Forbes sports contributor1. Korea vs Brazil game review2. Korea's overall world cup performance3. What's next for Korea and Paulo Bento?4. Japan vs Croatia5. Upcoming Games1. 한국 vs 브라질 경기 리뷰2. 2022 월드컵 한국 경기 전반적 리뷰3. 한국과 파울루 벤투의 다음 스텝은?4. 일본 vs 크로아티아 경기 리뷰6. 앞으로 경기 일정See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Message by Rev. Steve Price on December 4, 2022. Scripture: Luke 1:26-38; Isaiah 11:1-10 To support the ongoing ministries of Trinity, consider making a gift here: https://pushpay.com/g/trinitygnv?src=hpp

Former Defence Minister Linda Reynolds has confirmed that she was advised on Friday that her former staffer Brittany Higgins intends to file a compensation claim — that could climb as high as $3 million. News.com.au revealed over the weekend that Ms Higgins' legal team had entered negotiations over a bombshell multimillion-dollar personal injury claim. It's believed the claim includes $2.5 million for future economic loss, past economic loss, general damages of future assistance with at-home care and past and future out-of-pocket expenses of a further $150,000. Lawyers acting for Ms Higgins indicated they were pressing ahead with the claim on Friday, the same day that it was announced the charge against Bruce Lehrmann would be dropped and the criminal trial would not proceed based on a risk to the life of the complainant, who remains hospitalised in Queensland. “I confirm that I was advised in March this year by Blumers, who act for Brittany Higgins, of a civil claim by Ms Higgins against me and other parties,” Senator Reynolds said. “However, proceedings are yet to be filed. Blumers advised me yesterday that their client intends to progress the civil claim this month.” Ms Higgins also took to Instagram on Sunday, posting a text version of the speech she gave outside the ACT court when the first trial ended over juror misconduct. The speech angered defence lawyers because among other issues it claimed that Mr Lehrmann, who has always maintained his innocence, was never asked to hand over his phone to police. In fact, he was required to surrender his phone to police, with calls he made raised by prosecutors and the defence during the trial. Mr Lehrmann, who was originally charged over her alleged rape, is also considering civil remedies for a cash payout, with his legal team considering a Comcare claim, defamation action against media outlets and unfair dismissal from the jobs he lost after the allegations emerged. Mr Lehrmann has always maintained his innocence and was never convicted of any crime. Sources who have seen the legal documentation supporting Ms Higgins' claim say that it includes compensation for lost earnings, future earnings and at-home support for Ms Higgins, who has not worked full-time since she went public with her account of an alleged incident at Parliament House. The three respondents named in the legal correspondence are Senator Reynolds, who was Ms Higgins' direct employer at the time she was found in the ministerial suite by a security guard in 2019, Liberal frontbencher Michaelia Cash, and the Commonwealth. But an official claim has not been filed while parties prepare to enter into mediation talks. Ms Higgins' personal lawyer Leon Zwier, who was a regular fixture at her criminal case in Canberra, is aware of the claim. However, Ms Higgins is being represented in the personal injury matter by Noor Blumer, a founding partner of Blumers Lawyers who has practised as a personal injury lawyer since 1992. Ms Blumer has been quietly negotiating the claim since February. It follows former Prime Minister Scott Morrison's apology to Ms Higgins in parliament for the “many terrible experiences Ms Higgins has detailed during her time working at Parliament House and the treatment that she has described receiving whilst working here”. But he insisted that apology was “by no means a reflection on the matters before a court”. Ms Blumer declined to comment on the matter or any mediation talks when contacted. A leading Canberra lawyer, Ms Blumer previously went public with her own complaint that former High Court judge Dyson Heydon tried to touch her leg under a table and kiss her at University of Canberra Law ball several years ago. Mr Heydon issued a statement at the time through his lawyers denying “emphatically any allegation of sexual harassment or any offence”. News of the compensation claim follows shock revelations over the weekend that police “unlawfully” sent Ms Higgins private counselling notes to Mr Lehrmann's original defence team – who insisted they didn't open it. Further revelations that police held concerns there was insufficient evidence to charge Mr Lehrmann were also leaked to The Weekend Australian, prompting the prosecutor Shane Drumgold to raise concerns that this was – potentially – another unlawful disclosure. Last year, Senator Reynolds offered a confidential defamation settlement to Ms Higgins after it emerged she had privately referred to her as a “lying cow”. The money was donated to charity. But Liberal sources said Ms Reynolds, who gave dramatic evidence at the criminal trial this year, was reluctant to settle the case. “She will never, ever, agree to settle,” a Liberal source said. The other former minister named in the claim, Senator Cash, emphatically denied in the ACT Supreme Court that she knew of Ms Higgins' rape allegations more than a year before it became public in February 2021. “Not a sexual element, no,” Senator Cash said. “The first time that she mentioned an (alleged) sexual element was I think in the conversation on the 5th of February 2021.” - by Samantha Maiden, news.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

1. Korea v Portugal preview.2. Paulo Bento's outburst and apology3. Ecuador lost to Senegal4. Group B: England v Wales and Iran v USA5. Saudi Arabia and Australia reach the round of 16?1. 한국 vs 포루트갈 경기 프리뷰2. 벤투 감독 사과3. 세네갈에 패배한 에콰도르4. 그룹B 영국 vs 웨일스, 이란 vs 미국5. 사우디 아라비아, 호주... 16강 진출 가능성은?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Korea24 – 2022.11.28 (Monday) News Briefing: President Yoon Suk Yeol has promised that South Korea will develop its own space rocket for a moon landing within ten years, and a Mars mission within 23 years. (Eunice KIM) In-Depth News Analysis: On November 19th, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un revealed his daughter to the world for the first time. State media photos showed the pair at an ICBM test launch site. Presumed to be Kim's second child, Ju-ae, she made a public appearance again last Sunday during a photo session with scientists and officials involved in the recent Hwasong-17 ICBM launch, fueling speculation over Kim’s succession plans. To analyze what the disclosure of Kim's child could possibly mean, correspondent Shreyas Reddy from NK News joins us on the line. Korea Trending with Walter Lee: 1. Five people died in a helicopter crash in Yangyang, Gangwon Province on Sunday. (산불 헬기 추락 5명 사망‥"지인 탑승") 2. The Busan Fireworks Festival will be held next month for the first time in 3 years. (3년 만의 부산불꽃축제 다음 달 17일 열린다) 3. Thousands of protesters have hit the streets in major cities across China since Friday, expressing anger over the government's strict COVID-19 protocols. ("시진핑 물러나라"…3년 '제로 코로나'에 중국 민심 폭발) Monday Sports Round-up: South Korea held Uruguay to a 0-0 draw in their first match at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, picking up a point. Football writer Steve Price and the founding editor of the Asian Game, Paul Williams, joins us on the line to dissect Korea’s performance, and preview the final two group games against Ghana and Portugal. Morning Edition Preview with Richard Larkin: - Tomorrow’s Korea Times features a report by Kwak Yeon-soo on an upcoming biopic about Korea’s first priest, St. Andrew Kim Dae-geon. - In tomorrow’s Korea Herald, Park Yuna writes about El Anatsui, an artist from Ghana, holding his second show in Seoul.

Guest: Steve Price, Forbes sports contributorSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this the third installment of chapter 34, we discuss Penrith in 1997, Gower the prodigy, Tony Puletua, Ryan Girdler being more than a super boot, an oddly in-depth debate on rugby league's sexiest man, Matt Adamson, the Bulldogs season, their halfback woes, Hazem El Masri breaks out, hitman Haumono, Halligan the dealmaker, Steve Price, crowd violence, intra-familial disputes at the family club, Canberra's decline, Mal taking the reigns, hookers galore, Mullins' star falls, the greatness of Laurie Daley, Clyde and Stuart's departures, Noa Nadruku insanity and much much Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Message by Rev. Steve Price on November 20, 2022. Scripture: 2 Corinthians 9:7-11 To support the ongoing ministries of Trinity, consider making a gift here: https://pushpay.com/g/trinitygnv?src=hpp

Korea24 – 2022.11.21 (Monday) News Briefing: President Yoon Suk Yeol has suspended his daily press briefing amid continued acrimony between the presidential office and MBC over a dispute about the broadcaster’s coverage of the president. (Koo Hee-jin) In-Depth News Analysis: Human Rights Watch published a report last week revealing how North Korea has substantially increased security along its northern border, using COVID-19 prevention as justification. It said the measures have worsened severe shortages of food, medicine and other necessities, as well as greatly reducing attempts by North Koreans to defect. To learn more about this report, Phil Robertson, the Deputy Asia Director of Human Rights Watch, joins us on the line. Korea Trending with Walter Lee: 1. South Korea has kicked off a four-week period to increase the uptake of COVID-19 booster shots, particularly among senior citizens. (오늘부터 '2가백신' 집중 접종 기간) 2. For the second day in a row on Sunday, North Korean state media disclosed photos of Kim Jong-un’s daughter. (北, ICBM 참관 김정은...딸 공개) 3. Jungkook of BTS took to the stage at the opening ceremony of the Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup on Sunday. (첫 중동·겨울 월드컵 개막‥BTS 정국 '개막 공연’) Monday Sports Round-up: The 2022 FIFA World Cup kicked off on Sunday. Qatar became the first host nation to lose the opening match, falling to a 2-0 defeat against Ecuador. We speak to Paul Williams, the Founding Editor of the Asian Game website, and football writer Steve Price, to discuss the latest developments from the tournament, both on and off the field, as well as preview South Korea’s first group game against Uruguay on Thursday. Morning Edition Preview with Richard Larkin: - Tomorrow’s Korea Herald features a report by Jie Ye-eun on the veteran rock band TransFixion making their own anthem to support the Korean team for the World Cup. - In tomorrow’s Korea Times, Kwon Mee-yoo writes about how Columbia is the largest supplier of flowers to South Korea.

In our final edition of 2022 World Cup preview shows, Joe and Roberto start out with their quick overview of the group (:25). We then welcome in Jessie Losch from Unusual Efforts to preview Uruguay (2:40). From there, we welcome in South Korean sports journalist, Steve Price to preview South Korea (21:50). After that, we welcome in Adrian Sousa from Rabona TV to preview Portugal (38:05). Our last guest is Miguel Agyei, African football journalist, to preview Ghana (53:15). We then close with our predictions for the group (1:06:55).

In our final edition of 2022 World Cup preview shows, Joe and Roberto start out with their quick overview of the group (:25). We then welcome in Jessie Losch from Unusual Efforts to preview Uruguay (2:40). From there, we welcome in South Korean sports journalist, Steve Price to preview South Korea (21:50). After that, we welcome in Adrian Sousa from Rabona TV to preview Portugal (38:05). Our last guest is Miguel Agyei, African football journalist, to preview Ghana (53:15). We then close with our predictions for the group (1:06:55).

Calls for the government to be transparent over the repatriation of ISIS families. Trump announces his bid for the presidential election in 2024, plus, Steve Price joins Paul to discuss Peta Credlin's documentary 'The Cult of Daniel Andrews'.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Korea24 – 2022.11.16 (Wednesday) News Briefing: President Yoon Suk-yeol pressed Chinese President Xi Jinping to take a more active role in containing North Korea, during their face-to-face meeting on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Indonesia on Tuesday. (Eunice Kim) In-Depth News Analysis: The 2022 World Cup in Qatar is days away, and over the next month, 32 nations from around the world will battle it out to see who will be crowned the champions of football. Star player Son Heung-min had made it into the 26-man squad for South Korea despite suffering an injury, but it remains to be seen how much he will be able to play. To discuss the favorites, the dark horses and whether South Korea can reach the top 16, sports writers Steve Han and Steve Price join us on the line. Korea Trending with Walter Lee: 1. South Korea’s first peer-to-peer(P2P) file-sharing service, Soribada, is expected to file for bankruptcy. ('1세대 음원 플랫폼' 소리바다 파산 수순…회생절차 폐지) 2. K-pop sensation BTS has been nominated for the Grammy Awards for the third consecutive year. (BTS, '그래미' 2개 부문 후보 지명…3년 연속·K팝 최초) 3. Former US President Donald Trump has announced that he will be running for president in 2024. (트럼프, 2024년 대선출마 공식선언…세 번째 대권 도전) Korea Book Club: This week, we look at a short story by Eun Heekyung (은희경) called ‘Beauty Looks Down on me (아름다움이 나를 멸시한다)’. Translated by Sora Kim-Russell, it follows the physical and mental struggles of a man in his 30s as he tries to lose weight. Literary critic Barry Welsh helps us unpack the story. Morning Edition Preview with Richard Larkin: - In tomorrow’s Korea Herald, Park Ga-young writes about how orchestras in Korea are looking to find the next generation of classical music conductors. - Tomorrow’s Korea Times features a report by Lee Kyung-min on Kimchi Day, which is celebrated on November 22!

Any player. Any era. Any team. Any competition. Steve names his Dream 13!

Message by Rev. Steve Price on November 6, 2022. Scripture: Psalm 104:33 & 2 Chronicles 1:11 To support the ongoing ministries of Trinity, consider making a gift here: https://pushpay.com/g/trinitygnv?src=hpp

Over in Australia, public schools in Victoria will be getting access to a free lunch program created by the Liberal Party. Local cafes will be providing the food for the school aged kids as a means of addressing the current cost of living crisis ahead of the upcoming election. Australian correspondent Steve Price explained further here today. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Message by Rev. Steve Price on October 23, 2022. Scripture: Romans 15:1-6 To support the ongoing ministries of Trinity, consider making a gift here: https://pushpay.com/g/trinitygnv?src=hpp

More than 7000 homes and businesses in Victoria's north could soon be flooded as the state's historic emergency event continues. Shepparton residents are continuing to be bombarded with flood water, while other areas start the clean up process following last week's monster deluge. The Goulburn River may peak near 12.1m later on Monday morning, potentially putting 7300 homes and businesses in Shepparton, Mooroopna and Kialla in danger of being surrounded or filled with flood water. Victorian Emergency management commissioner Andrew Crisp said they received 56 requests for rescues in those areas overnight on Sunday, with some yet to be undertaken. Bureau of Metrology meteorologist Dean Narramore said several river catchments are expected to peaked on Monday. “On the Avoca River around the Charlton area, it looks like will peak around 8m today with major floods that will cause some issues there today,” he told the ABC. “Moving further eastwards, we're looking at major flooding continuing and it will for a number of days on the Campaspe and the Goulburn River. “We'll see the floodwaters peak in Echuca and Moama, similar to the 1993 levels. “Shepparton as well looking to peak sometime later today or into tonight. Similar to the levels of 1974, so it's going a long way back. “There's a massive amount of water on the Goulburn right now and that all feeds into the Murray River, so we're concerned for Echuca and Moama in the coming days.” But he warned more heavy rainfall has been “unfortunately” forecast for later in the week, with up to 25mm potentially hitting already flood-affected areas like Echuca and Shepparton. “Not good news for our flood-affected areas ... looking at widespread 25-50mm falls over much of inland New South Wales, northern Victoria and Queensland,” Mr Narramore said. “This is a lot less than what we saw, but with everything now so wet and saturated, this is going to lead to renewed river level rises on many of our already flooded rivers. “Particularly as we get in towards that Thursday and Friday time frame … we could see quite a few severe thunderstorms through inland areas across multiple days later this week and into the weekend.” Mr Narramore also said “it could be a while” until the rain lets up for residents in Australia's east. “It looks like we will get a brief break over the weekend Sunday and Monday, but there is another system hot on its heels as we move into early parts of next week,” he told The Today Show. “ This wet pattern continues to bring widespread flooding across eastern Australia.” Federal Emergency Management Minister Murray Watt said Victoria was facing a “a very serious situation”. “The reports I‘m getting, we could be looking at up to 9000 homes inundated in northern Victoria and potentially close to about 34,000 homes in Victoria either inundated or isolated,” he told the ABC. Mr Crisp said around 300 to 400 homes have inundated with flood water in Echuca, while about 800 to 900 have been affected in Rochester. “I had the opportunity to fly over Rochester yesterday. To be frank, it‘s depressing, there's water everywhere,” he told the ABC. “We'll work with, stand with, and support the community of Rochester and we'll be doing everything we can to help them get back on their feet.” On Saturday morning, a respected member of the Rochester community sadly lost his life in his backyard during the relentless weather event. Kevin Wills, 71, who was born in the Victorian town lived with his wife on High Street for years, with the community heartbroken at the loss. Mr Wills' wife was also found by emergency services trapped at the property but was rescued safely. Victoria SES has issued more than 60 flood warnings across the state, more than 100 Australian Defence Force personnel have been deployed, while around 120 schools and 100 early learning centres are closed on Monday. The state and federal governments have prepared the Centre for National Resilience in Mickleham to provide crisis care for those needing accommodation. The Mickleham facility will provide 250 beds from Tuesday next week for people who have lost their homes in the floods. Residents will also receive food and other support services at the site, as well as remotely. The Commonwealth built and owned Mickleham location recently closed as a quarantine hub, allowing it to now open its doors to flood victims. Emergency Management Victoria, along with Emergency Recovery Victoria and Covid-19 Quarantine Victoria, are working collaboratively to set the facility up, using the existing quarantine staff and service providers to get support to those who need it quickly. The centre will act as a hub, as residents will be supplied with free regular transport on a provided shuttle bus to the local train station and shopping centre. Every room provided to those in need will hold toiletries and necessities, and people will be provided with three meals per day. Local charities are working to provide items that families may have had to leave behind in the floods, such as clothing. The federal government also made disaster assistance payments available for 44 flood affected areas across Victoria, NSW and Tasmania. In Victoria those 23 local government areas are: Alpine Benalla Buloke Campaspe Central Goldfields Corangamite Gannawarra Greater Bendigo Greater Shepparton Hepburn Horsham Loddon Macedon Ranges Mansfield Maribyrnong Mitchell Shire Moira Moonee Valley Murrindindi Northern Grampians Pyrenees Strathbogie Wangaratta One-off Australian Government Disaster Recovery Payments are also available in Campaspe, Greater Shepparton, Maribyrnong, Mitchell and Strathbogie. There is $1000 per adult and $400 per child in recognition of the significant losses people in those areas have experienced due to the floods. The state government also revealed on Sunday that Melbourne Water will conduct a review into the 3m floodwater wall around Flemington Racecourse. It will investigate claims from frustrated residents that the racecourse managed to avoid the severe flooding because the wall pushed water into the surrounding Maribyrnong area. “Melbourne Water will conduct a thorough review of this flood event and any impact that wall had on this flood event,” Mr Andrews said. “And they'll do that work at arm's length from the government and report progress.” Racing Victoria chief executive Andrew Jones told Channel 9 over the weekend the well had created “unintended consequences”. “The VRC took steps to flood-protect its property 15 years ago, which it's entitled to do. That's obviously had unintended consequences for neighbouring residents,” he said. “Obviously there was no intention of the VRC to cause harm. They tried to protect the spring carnival and the Melbourne Cup Carnival, which is a massively important part of Victorian life and the Victorian economy, so I think this is an unintended consequence.” FLOOD WARNINGS Major Flood Warning for the Avoca River Major Flood Warning for the Broken River Major Flood Warning for the Campaspe River Major Flood Warning for the Goulburn River Major Flood Warning for the Loddon River Major Flood Warning for the Seven and Castle Creeks Major Flood Warning for the Wimmera River Moderate Flood Warning for the Barwon River Moderate Flood Warning for the Ovens and King Rivers EMERGENCY WARNINGS Echuca and Echuca Village (Evacuate Immediately) Bunbartha (Evacuate Immediately) Charlton (Evacuate Immediately) Shepparton, Mooroopna, Orrvale, Murchison, Kialla West (Too Late to Leave) Rochester (Move to Higher Ground) Campaspe River downstream of Rochester (Move to Higher Ground) Nanneella, Fairy Dell, Koyuga and Kanyapella South (Move to Higher Ground) Campaspe River Lake Eppalock to Barnadown (Move to Higher Ground) Loddon River Loddon Weir to Kerang (Move to Higher Ground) - by Hamish Spence and Isabel McMillan, news.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ahead of a blockbuster Round 7, the boys take a look back at the week that just passed. We discuss Steve Price's opinion piece, Carlton's horror season so far, Adelaide stamping their authority on the competition, and go through all our regular segments.

Message by Rev. Steve Price on October 2, 2022. Scripture: Revelation 7:9-12 To support the ongoing ministries of Trinity, consider making a gift here: https://pushpay.com/g/trinitygnv?src=hpp

Sami Shah joins Dom Knight on The Chaser Report, and for the most part they discuss managing cholesterol and better eating alternatives for ageing. Until they bring up Steve Price and his latest attempt to lower the nation's IQ. Oh no, hope Pricey doesn't write about us in his pompous media column. That would be so sad considering this title is literally Steve's own words. You can lose the ads and get more content! Become a Chaser Report VIP member at http://apple.co/thechaser OR https://plus.acast.com/s/the-chaser-report. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From the first ever Showdown to epic battles and brilliant comebacks, the AFLW served up more highlights than you can poke a stick at – not that Steve Price would have noticed. Emma, Nic and Tess talk about unhelpful media commentary, ways and means of speaking out, and what happens when you think you're bigger than the game. Plus, Lucy speaks to AFLW Cats captain, Meg McDonald and we celebrate Australian basketball's GOAT, Lauren Jackson.You can follow The Outer Sanctum on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Email us at theoutersanctumpodcast@outlook.com The Outer Sanctum is recorded on the lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation. We acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which we work, live, learn and play, and pay our respects to Indigenous Elders past and present. We recognise that sovereignty has never been ceded – that this always was and always will be Aboriginal land. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A weekly podcast covering women's sports news. Taking a look around the grounds - Knights go from wooden spooners to premiers! Opals win bronze in front of a loud home crowd, and Gina Rinehart jumps on as a major sponsor of the Australian Diamonds. For the key story we'll discuss the ridiculous click bait misogynistic claims from Steve Price. Want to come and watch our first ever live podcast with cliff diver Rhiannan Iffland. https://forms.gle/mLnCw3RRRviCjLLt6 Get the wrap delivered into your inbox as a weekly newsletter! Subscribe here for the newsletter + don't miss a merch drop. www.linktr.ee/thefemaleathleteproject Shop TFAP merch: https://www.thefemaleathleteproject.com/shop Find us on Instagram: @thefemaleathleteproject

Fremantle Dockers AFLW Captain, Hayley Miller, joined Scott Cummings & Tim Gossage in studio to discuss the biggest news and results from the AFLW. Hayley also shares her thoughts on Steve Price's comments on the state of the AFLW.

In this episode we discuss: Episode 356 AU Dominionism Ousted Liberal Party MP Cathrine Burnett-Wake condemns extremists in politics Victorian Liberal Party branch stacking claims as Pentecostal church 'infiltrates' branches Australians must not ignore the Religious Right's global warnings SA Liberals Fiona Patten Crystal Ball Smoking ceremonies RI Opposition is Marxist Crikey – Maybe don't donate? Steve Price was cancelled Hurricanes and Cyclones Politicians UK Politicians AU Federal ICAC looks good Please Drop Aukus Jason Clare Angus Taylor Senator Hume Men's Shed Positive Patriotism Perhaps UAP Deregistered Profits Vs Wages Latest data is out Ross Gittens Alan Austin Stiglitz was in Australia How to support the Podcast Make a per episode donation via https://www.patreon.com/ironfistvelvetglove (Patreon) or Donate through https://www.patreon.com/ironfistvelvetglove (Paypal) and tell your friends. Mentioned in this episode: https://ifvg.captivate.fm/the-website (Website)

With the international week upon us, The K League United Podcast takes a look at South Korea's final friendlies with Costa Rica and Cameroon before the 2022 World Cup this November. There's also time to take a look back at the weekend's K League 1 action as the table split ahead of Final A and Final B rounds. This week's K League United Podcast sees Matthew Binns joined by our site's Korean National Team columnists Steve Price and Branko Belan to preview the Republic of Korea's upcoming September friendlies against Costa Rica and Cameroon.    The three look at South Korea's squad, highlighting who to keep eyes out for as well as previewing both of Korea's opponnents.   Later on, Paul Neat makes a late appearance from the bench to discuss all the previous weekend's action K League 1 as the table divided into two ahead of the final five matches.   All this and more on The K League United Podcast!   Looking for a classic South Korea football shirt? See what's on offer over at Classic Football Shirts and get 10% off when you click this link and use the code KLU10 at the checkout!

Scripture: Deuteronomy 15:7-11 Message by Rev. Steve Price on September 18, 2022. To support the ongoing ministries of Trinity, consider making a gift here: https://pushpay.com/g/trinitygnv?src=hpp

Korea24 – 2022.09.19 (Monday) News Briefing: President Yoon Suk-yeol has paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II during his visit to London to attend Her Majesty’s state funeral. (Eunice Kim) In-Depth News Analysis: Last Wednesday, the World Health Organization(WHO) said that the end of the COVID-19 pandemic is in sight, after the agency reported a 22-percent on-week drop in virus deaths worldwide. Echoing such sentiments, Jung Ki-suck, the head of South Korea’s advisory committee on infectious diseases, suggested a possible end to the pandemic in six months' time. For reaction to these comments, Dr. Deepti Gurdasani from the Queen Mary University of London joins us on the line. Korea Trending with Walter Lee: 1. The government has unveiled plans to commercialize Level 3 self-driving cars by the end of the year, as part of its “Mobility Innovation Roadmap.” (국토부, ‘모빌리티 로드맵’ 발표) 2. Police have booked a man for stalking his neighbor by standing in front of her apartment door to record sounds coming from inside on his cellphone. (매일 밤 ‘옆집 소리’ 몰래 들은 남성…‘스토킹 혐의’ 수사) 3. One of the top second-generation K-pop girl groups, Kara, will be making a comeback in November after a seven-year hiatus. ('데뷔 15주년' 카라, 11월 완전체 컴백) Monday Sports Round-up: Tottenham Hotspur’s Son Heung-min emphatically ended his goal drought with three goals against Leicester City on Saturday. Sports writer Steve Price joins on the line to tell us about the hat trick. He also briefs us on the new KBO schedule to make-up for recent weather-delayed games, as well as the WTA and ATP Tours coming to Korea. Morning Edition Preview with Richard Larkin: - In tomorrow’s Korea Herald, Hwang Dong-hee reports on the influence that former President Moon Jae-in still has when recommending books. - Tomorrow’s Korea Times features Park Han-sol’s preview of the Seoul International Writers' Festival (SIWF) starting on September 23.

[Sports Updates]-하나은행, 코리아 오픈 테니스대회 17~25일 개최...-축구 코스타리카 카메룬전 9월 23~27일-KBO 농구 시즌 연장-Women's tennis tournament in Hana Bank Korea Open -Football Korea National Team Call-ups-Baseball Season extension Guest: Mr. Steve Price, Forbes MagazineSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Newcastle utility Caitlin Moran has been banned by the NRL following an investigation by the integrity unit after an offensive social media post referencing the Queen's death. Moran, a former Jillaroos representative and Indigenous All Star, has since been forced to delete the Instagram post, which featured a picture of Queen Elizabeth II. "Todays a good fkn day, uncle Luke announces his tour, and this dumb dog dies Happy fkn Friday," the post read. She deleted the comment from her Instagram story approximately eight hours after posting it. The NRL handed down the ban on Tuesday with Moran set to be suspended for one game along with being fined 25 per cent of her salary for the season. "The breach notice proposes a fine equivalent to 25 per cent of her current NRLW contract, wholly suspended, provided she fulfils a number of conditions," an NRL statement read. "The breach notice also proposes a one match suspension in the NRLW. The fine will be suspended for a period of 12 months to be payable immediately should the code be further breached in that period. "Rugby league is an inclusive game and has a proud and strong relationship with many communities. Regardless of any personal views, all players and officials must adhere to the professional standards expected of them and on this occasion, the public comments made by the player have caused damage to the game." Moran has five days to respond to the breach notice. The since deleted post drew widespread backlash with radio presenter Ray Hadley described the social media post as "perhaps the most reprehensible thing ever seen connected to rugby league". "I agonised over whether it should be revealed," he told 4BC. "If she plays tomorrow it will be a disgrace of monumental proportions." Moran played 24 minutes off the bench in her side's 18-16 loss to the Sydney Roosters. Indigenous leaders in Australia were critical of the Queen's legacy, which they say included the Stolen Generation and erasure of indigenous cultural identifiers. Newcastle NRLW coach Ronald Griffiths threw his support behind Moran, a proud Gommeroi man himself, who said it was a complex issue given she's a proud indigenous woman who holds strong views about historical injustices. "I wasn't worried," Griffiths said. "The relationship between indigenous people and the monarchy is a complicated one. If Caitlin has done something then it will be investigated by the Integrity Unit and we'll work our way through the process."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

: Kevin Trask takes us to 1991 in Trask's Time Tunnel : Music montage of the hits of 1992 : Bruce Ferrier and Bob Hawker re: Release of new old recordings of “Yes What” : Philip tells his story of Steve Price saving his life on September 11. : Tony Moclair, and Sean Woodward preview Australia Overnight Produced by Ben Davidson. With Kristie Sullivan in news   NOTE During an interview about a gathering of dogs, Philip identified the gathering as a World Record.  This is incorrect.  The world record was set in Colorado in February, 2022 when 2000 golden retrievers were estimated to be in attendence.  It was not Philip's intention to mislead the public.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Message by Rev. Steve Price on September 7, 2022. Scripture: 1 Timothy 1:12-16 & Luke 15:1-10 (CEB) To support the ongoing ministries of Trinity, please make a gift here: https://pushpay.com/g/trinitygnv?src=hpp

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has put petrol retailers on notice as the government prepares to hike petrol prices by 22 cents a litre at the end of September over “misleading or anti-competitive conduct”. As motorists prepare for the reintroduction of the full fuel excise on September 29 after a six month reprieve, Dr Chalmers has warned the consumer watchdog the ACCC will “ramp up its activities”. The warning confirms — as expected — that there will be no extension of the fuel tax relief that was introduced in March as prices soared to an all-time high of 216.5 cents a litre in Sydney and 212.5 cents in Melbourne. “I've instructed the ACCC to step up their surveillance of fuel markets to help make sure Australian motorists get a fair deal at the bowser,'' the Treasurer said. “Refiners, importers, wholesalers and retailers should consider themselves on notice – the ACCC is keeping a very close eye on fuel prices across the country to make sure any increases are justifiable.” The government's 44 cent excise on fuel was halved in the last budget before the election, saving motorists 22 cents per litre of unleaded and diesel fuel. The reduction in the excise saved motorists roughly $15 when filling a 60-litre tank of unleaded fuel. At a cost of about $3 billion, cutting 22 cents in tax from every litre of petrol for six months was hailed as hip-pocket relief as voters headed to the polls. “What we were seeking to do in the Budget was put a shield up for Australians against those higher world oil prices,” former Prime Minister Scott Morrison said in March. “One of the hallmarks of our economic response in this pandemic is we've always designed it carefully. “You don't just spend money forever.” But after signalling it would not be extended, Liberal leader Peter Dutton is now calling for the Labor government to do more to help Australians deal with rising costs including on fuel. “Households are facing rising power bills and your plan to address this is in disarray,” Mr Dutton said last month. “Will your government compound the pressure on household budgets by not extending the fuel excise relief? Why is Labor making a bad situation worse?” Now that relief is coming to an end, the Treasurer said the consumer watchdog would be monitoring for evidence of misleading or anti-competitive conduct by fuel retailers and wholesalers. The ACCC will also be “analysing the retail price data on a daily basis after the reinstatement of the full excise” and accessing more frequent, daily petrol and diesel retail price data in all capital cities and more than 190 regional locations. Dr Chalmers has written to fuel companies, outlining the expectations in relation to passing on increases, including warning companies about misleading Australian consumers about the rationale for any price rises. The consumer watchdog will also be charged with “stepping up communication with consumers about prices, including about the best times to buy in their location based on petrol price cycle information.” “There should be no doubt that if there is evidence of misleading or anti-competitive conduct by fuel retailers, the ACCC will take action,'' Dr Chalmers said. In his letter, the Treasurer notes that “the ACCC will play a critical role in ensuring that market participants do not take advantage of the expiry of the fuel excise reduction to penalise consumers.” The ACCC is also scheduled to release its quarterly report on retail petrol, diesel and automotive LPG prices for the June 2022 quarter on Monday. Meanwhile, Anthony Albanese's post-election honeymoon is continuing, with support for the Coalition plunging to record lows. In the wake of a fortnight of controversy over Scott Morrison's secret ministerial power grab, the Coalition's popular support continues to tumble. An exclusive Newspoll conducted for The Australian reveals the Coalition's primary vote has slumped by another two points to just 31 per cent. The result reflects a five-point plunge since the May election result and is the lowest since 2008, after Kevin Rudd won the 2007 election. Labor's primary vote remains unchanged at 37 per cent, but the two-party preferred lead is now 57-43 when a fall in primary vote support for the Coalition is factored into the equation. The Prime Minister's lead as preferred prime minister has also lifted two points to 61 per cent compared to Peter Dutton on just 22 per cent. Labor won the May election on a two-party preferred result of 52.1 per cent. - by Samantha Maiden, news.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As Australia continues to struggle, Albo can't seem to find leverage over the unions ahead of the jobs summit, plus, guests Chris Kenny, Chris Smith, Bronwyn Bishop, Amanda Stoker, Steve Price and James Morrow.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Message by Rev. Steve Price on August 14, 2022. To support the ongoing ministries of Trinity, consider making a gift here: https://pushpay.com/g/trinitygnv?src=hpp

 Another interest rate hike leaves Labor falling short on another election promise, plus, tensions flare as China issues a warning to the U.S during Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan. Guests include Warren Mundine, Steve Price and many more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Message by Rev. Steve Price on July 31, 2022. To support the ongoing ministries of Trinity, consider making a gift here: https://pushpay.com/g/trinitygnv?src=hpp

[Sports Updates]-Football: Kim Min-jae has become the second-most expensive Korean footballer ever-Football: The national team lost 3-0 to Japan in their final match of the EAFF East Asian Cup-U.S. women's basketball: Brittney Griner faces a long spell in prison in Russia-The Commonwealth Games starts today in the UK city of Birmingham-Kim Yuna announced her engagement-축구: '괴물 수비수' 김민재, 이탈리아 세리에A 명문 나폴리 입단-축구: 대표팀 '일본전 3-0 충격패'-러시아 억류 농구스타 브리트니 그리너, 마약 소지 혐의 인정-2022년 영국 버밍햄 월드게임-김연아, 약혼 발표Guest: Mr. Steve Price, Forbes magazineSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Message by Rev. Steve Price on July 17, 2022. To support the ongoing ministries of Trinity, consider making a gift here: https://pushpay.com/g/trinitygnv?src=hpp

Chattin' with Steve Price, Nathan Cayless, Rod Silva, Clinton Schifcofske and Jason Hetherington!Bulldogs fans won't forget and Eels fans don't want to remember ... while the rugby league world watched in awe of this one. The 1998 Parramatta vs Canterbury Preliminary Final was arguably the greatest, and most famous of games. This is the story, from the men on the field.

... a 1 on 1 interview like you have never heard before! #UNFILTERED

... a 1 on 1 interview like you have never heard before! #UNFILTERED