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In this episode of In Conversation With..., Kimberley Dondo sits down with Simon Harvey, founder and managing director of bdhSterling, to discuss the challenges and opportunities of cross-border financial advice between the UK and Australia. From navigating dual regulation and advising expats to lessons learned from building a successful international business, Simon shares invaluable insights for advisers looking to expand globally. What are the most common pitfalls in UK-Australia financial planning?

The Worker Protection Act 2023 will come into force on 25 October of this year, imposing a new positive duty on UK employers to take 'reasonable steps' to prevent sexual harassment of employees in the course of their employment. In the first instalment of this podcast, we will be discussing the impact of the Act within workplaces within the UK, and sharing our insights based on experience with the adoption of similar legislation in Australia. Speakers: Nick Wright, Partner, London; Christine Young, Partner, London; Natalie Gaspar, Partner, Melbourne.

General elections in India, the world's biggest democracy, have ended after six weeks with the result eagerly anticipated. In the UK questions have been raised about the future of the London Stock Exchange as more companies delist in favour of trading in the US. In Australia, wine prices have plummeted due to glut of wine on global markets.

In this episode we explore the situation in Australia and the evolving situation in the United Kingdom. Draconian "regulations" or De Facto Ban? Language Warning. We let you hear from the people directly impacted.

We go all over - from THE ABANDONED to TOM THUMB - with way cool 60s garage from Europe, Asia, Australasia and North America. Added visuals on iOS devices thanks to Vizzy.fm, and remember to check out clips on YouTube and now also YouTube PODCASTS! Full playlist always posted via Retrospect 60s Garage Punk Show on Facebook and Insta. Retrospect is created by Phil Grey at Free FM 89.0 [Kirikiriroa/Hamilton, NZ]

Facts & Spins for October 03, 2023 Top Stories: Trump makes a high-profile court appearance in his New York trial, A UN team enters Nagorno-Karabakh for the first time in 30 years, The US Congress avoids a government shutdown at the last minute, The UK awards a $4.9B contract to build a submarine with Australia and the US, While Prime Minister Sunak insists there's no plan to send British troops to Ukraine, Slovakia's populist party wins parliamentary elections, The Afghan embassy in India closes operations, Clarence Thomas recuses himself in the Jan. 6 case, The US United Auto Workers Union reaches a deal with Mack Trucks, and Tom Hanks sounds the alarm about his AI deep fake hawking dental plans. Sources: https://www.verity.news/

At the request of (and joined by!) previous TCBCast guest (and fellow Patreon supporter) Olivia Murphy-Rogers, we look back at the #1 UK & Australia album, which is now 8 years old as of this recording, along with the bonus tracks from the expanded deluxe version of the album, to see if it has held up. Bec also joins Justin and Olivia, wanting to make sure someone was around to stick up for one of her all-time favorites, bonus track "What Now My Love."  Justin briefly tackles the title theme for Elvis' 1960 western film "Flaming Star" and its earlier iteration "Black Star" as Song of the Week, while Olivia digs deep on the bluesy fan favorite "Don't Leave Me Now," that featured on the soundtracks for both "Loving You" (which it wasn't in) and "Jailhouse Rock" (which it was!)  If you enjoy TCBCast, please consider supporting us with a donation at Patreon.com/TCBCast. If you are unable to support us via Patreon, but want to support us another way, please make sure to leave a positive review or mention our show to another like-minded music/movie history enthusiast.

Welcome to part one of a three part podcast series recorded live from the British Consulate in Sydney.Back in 2018 I began supporting the work of the UK Department for Business and Trade in their efforts to establish a UK/Australia fintech bridge.Each year a UK Fintech Mission heads down under as part of Intersekt week.It's a fantastic opportunity not only to showcase what Australia has to offer, but to learn from our UK cousins.So over this 3 part series I'm bringing interviews with the delegates sharing their insights, experiences and their thoughts to the Australian Fintech communityGuest one - Michael Ward UK DBTIn this episode I chat to Michael Ward who was the Deputy Trade Commissioner when the Fintech Bridge was established in 2017, Michael now supports the UK DBT in an advisory capacity.Guests two - RaidiamI'm then joined by the founders of Raidiam, Ralph Bragg and Barry O'donohoe for what is a very insightful discussion on open banking and CDR. Ralph and Barry chat about their experiences implementing open banking in the UK and Brazil - it's eye opening stuff!https://raidiam.com/Subscribe Newsletter: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/fintech-leaders-7092732051488980992/Apple: https://apple.co/3D7NsPtSpotify: https://spoti.fi/3IzSViQSubscribe and like on Youtube: https://bit.ly/3tBlRmEConnect on Linkedin: https://bit.ly/3DsCJBpFollow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DexterCousins

Hello, and welcome to episode 69 of the Financial Crime Weekly Podcast, I'm your host, Chris Kirkbride. It's been quite a very quiet week this week. I think most sensible people must be on holiday. Still, I have managed to find just enough financial crimes news to keep things ticking over. Let's crack on. As usual, I have linked the main stories flagged in the podcast in the description. These are: BBC News, Bank staff defy customers to prevent £55m of fraud in 2022.Crown Prosecution Service, A former Governor of Nigeria's Delta State has been ordered to pay over £100 million and his solicitor over £28 million.European Commission, Evaluation of Directive 2018/1673.Financial Conduct Authority, FCA secures Confiscation Order against convicted money launderer.Home Office, UK-Australia joint statement from the Illicit Financing Co-ordination Dialogue.Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation, UK Financial Sanctions: General guidance for financial sanctions under the Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Act 2018.Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation, General Licence – Mongolia Energy Payments INT/2022/2085212.Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation, Financial Sanctions Notice: ISIL (Da'esh) and Al-Qaida.Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation, Guidance: Who is subject to financial sanctions in the UK?Office of Foreign Assets Control, Counter Terrorism Designation: Specially Designated Nationals List Update.Office of Foreign Assets Control, Treasury Targets Malian Officials Facilitating Wagner Group.Office of Foreign Assets Control, Russia-related Designations: Specially Designated Nationals List Update.Serious Fraud Office, Notice of discontinuance: G4S Care & Justice Services (UK) Limited.Solicitors' Regulation Authority, Sectoral Risk Assessment: Anti-money laundering and terrorist financing.UK Finance, Over £55 Million of Fraud Prevented in 2022 by Rapid Response Scheme.UK Finance, Why the Banking Protocol Matters.US Attorney's Office, British Investor and Billionaire Businessman Joseph Lewis Charged with Insider Trading and Financial Fraud.US Department of State, Designating Senior ISIS-Somalia Financier.

0:08 — Tony Cross, is long-time radio journalist in France, currently a lecturer at Université Sorbonne Nouvelle. 0:20 — Jake Werner, Research Fellow at the Quincy Institute, looking at great power conflict between the US and China. 0:33 — Edward Ongweso Jr. is a journalist based in New York City. He's a reporter-in-residence at the Omidyar Network and co-host of This Machine Kills, a podcast about technology. The post Strikes against pension reform in France; US, UK, Australia ink a weapons deal; Plus, Venture Capital breakdown over Silicon Valley Bank collapse appeared first on KPFA.

It's the Season 14 finale! We meet Skinder Hundal MBE who is the British Council's Director of Arts!!!! We discuss his extraordinary career in Visual Arts including recently working with Sonya Boyce, for the 2022 British Pavilion, who won the Golden Lion prize for her exhibition 'Feeling Her Way', which runs until 27th November.Before joining British Council, Hundal was CEO/Director of New Art Exchange, a contemporary arts space in Nottingham where he worked for 12 years to create connections between the UK and overseas through arts and cultural projects. Working across art forms, his international experience includes projects for La Biennale di Venezia, TED Global, Google Cultural Institute and for the UK's official arts programme for the First World War Centenary, 14-18 Now.Major projects under his tenure at New Art Exchange includes Here, There & Everywhere, an ambitious international programme of artistic development, cultural exchange and artist residencies between the UK and Africa, South Asia, South Korea, Middle East, North America and Europe.Skinder Hundal is Executive Producer and co-Artistic Director of the UK's original South Asian outdoor festival, Nottingham Arts Mela, and a Board member at Artist News (a-n) and Tom Dale Dance Company. In 2019, he was awarded an MBE for his contribution to visual arts.As Director of Arts, British Council, Hundal oversees multiple art forms, including: Architecture, Design and Fashion; Film; Literature; Music; Theatre and Dance; and Visual Arts. The British Council's major arts activity includes cultural programmes for annual bilateral seasons such as UK/Italy 2020 and UK/Australia 2021-22; the British Pavilion exhibitions at La Biennale Arte and La Biennale Architettura, Venice; and the Market Focus Cultural Programme at the London Book Fair."Connecting, engaging and sharing knowledge through arts and culture is now more important than ever. I believe artists and cultural professionals help challenge, provoke and make sense of the world, so I'm looking to connect the unique and diverse UK's arts scene with many brilliant artists and organisations around the world in my role at British Council.' Skinder Hundal MBEFollow @SkinderHundal and @BritishArts on Instagram, or @SkinsBC on Twitter. Learn more: https://www.britishcouncil.org/arts and explore the British Council Visual Arts Collection here: http://visualarts.britishcouncil.org/collectionThanks for listening to Season 14!! We will be back next week with a whole new series 15!!! Plus we will be announcing some very exciting news next week. WATCH THIS SPACE!!! Enjoying the podcast? Follow us and say hello via our Instagram: @TalkArt Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2014 saw Australian comic Celia Pacquola return to Edinburgh for her fourth Fringe Show. ‘Let Me Know How It All Worked Out' looked at the world of psychics and their promise of foretelling the future; specifically one who said she would never have children. (Spoiler… congratulations are in order, Celia and her partner had their first child earlier this year,). Since the Fringe Pacquola moved frequently between the UK Australia, with various apeprances, scriptwriting, and starring appearances in a wide range of shows on the circuit, including radio work on Fox FM and Radio 4, TV work on Would I Lie To You, Live At The Apollo, and Have You Been Paying Attention, and staring in Rosehaven, and The Breaker Uppers. All that was ahead of her in 2014 when she joined me in the podcast studio to talk about her show. It wasn't the first time she'd been on the Fringe podcast, so the whole ‘tell us about your show' quickly descended into discussions of synchronised diving, Tom Daley, Pro/Am contest, and a love of Converse trainers. This week's trip is back to the Gilded Ballon, back to a time when the future we live in now was quite definitely not going to happen, as Celia Pacquola asks the audience to Let Me Know How It All Works Out,

As various Western media reports suggest that China is luring former combat pilots from US, UK, Australia and New Zealand to train People's Liberation Army pilots, ThePrint Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta decodes why this growing trend is dangerous for the world and what it could mean for India in episode 1108 of #CutTheClutter  Brought to you by @KiaInd

British-Australian, Georgia Marnham, is an Iyengar yoga instructor whose story is full of twists and turns and fateful events that caused her to make dramatic shifts in her life's direction, including country moves with extreme consequences: When in Sri Lanka, the 2004 tsunami struck; while living in Johannesburg, and with 2 young babies, her home was violently burgled; in Brazil, she and her husband chose to live in an isolated eco village in Bahia where Georgia was often solo-parenting her 3 young children while her husband traveled. Georgia credits her success navigating these challenging circumstances, including the impact of surviving a near-fatal car accident as a 20-year-old, with her daily yoga practice, saying that it's the reason for her spiritual, psychological and physical well being.

On the podcast today, Steph sits down with Melbourne-based British urban contemporary artist Mysterious Al, one of the artists active during the UK's early street art wave, gaining fame from his work and the epic illegal street exhibitions he put on with some of today's most famous street artists.  Famous since the 2000s for his street art, Al sat on the artistic extremes. A street art practice that suited only the streets and a professional illustration career polished and far from the art he dreamt of creating.  In recent years, Al kicked his corporate career to the curb and worked to create his own unique style, rejecting the perfect lines, and typical practises of artists to instead strip it all back, ripping paper to shreds and finding inspiration with the pieces on the floor, creating collages that would turn into artworks, discovering a process to build his own artistic language that's unmistakably Mysterious Al.  Today, we talk about that journey, the exhilarating process of messing shit up to find the art in the pieces and his insane exhibition, Spookhouse, which almost cost him his house deposit and literally gave him a hernia.  Mysterious Al online:  https://www.instagram.com/mysteriousal/  https://twitter.com/mysteriousal  https://linktr.ee/mysteriousal  Podcast producer and sponsor links:  https://www.instagram.com/stephanieob/  https://www.instagram.com/splatrsart/  https://www.totemo.art/   https://www.instagram.com/totemo.art/   Music by RomanBelov from Pixabay

Today on The Natural Birth Podcast we have Natasha Natasha is a mama of two from South Africa, currently living in Australia. Her first birth was in London 4 years ago. She planned to birth at a birth centre but ended up having a water birth in the hospital, as the birth center was full on the night. It was a natural birth but it wasn't all that Natasha wanted it to be. So with her second one year ago in Melbourne, Australia, she chose another path. She started off going through the hospital system, but didn't feel supported or trusting of the system so she hired a doula. She then watched the documentary BirthTime and felt sure she didn't want to birth at the hospital. So she shifted and chose a private midwife at 28 weeks pregnant. She ended up giving birth to her baby the night before her due date, in the water, at home with her wonderful birthing team while her first born slept through it all and woke up soon after she birthed the placenta. That night was absolute magic and she didn't want it to end. Curious about Natasha? Find her on instagram as @_natashafarley Download Anna's Home Birth Checklist https://www.thenaturalbirthcourse.com/home-birth-checklist Join The Maiden, Mother & Maga Village https://www.thenaturalbirthcourse.com/offers/h34azyd2/checkout The Natural Birth Course https://www.thenaturalbirthcourse.com/natural-birth-course Coaching with Anna https://www.thenaturalbirthcourse.com/coaching Website www.thenaturalbirthcourse.com Want to shout Anna a coffee? You can do so on our Patron page: https://www.patreon.com/thenaturalbirthpodcast

In the U.K., prime minister Liz Truss's first order of business is address climbing energy prices. Simon Evans, an editor at UK website CarbonBrief, talks about what Truss has done and whether that's enough as fall and winter approach. And, some Australians are seeing the death of Queen Elizabeth II as an opportunity to consider the role that the monarchy plays in the nation. Journalist Tony Jones joins us.

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Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: CEA's Community Events Programme: Update and Call for Applications, published by OllieBase on July 13, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. TL;DR: CEA's Events team funds and supports community members who want to run events. Apply to run an event here! The Centre for Effective Altruism (CEA) Events team now has 3 programmes: EA Global — organising large conferences for those significantly involved in EA. Retreats — organising retreats for community leaders and other select retreats. Community Events — funding and supporting events run by community members, such as EAGx conferences. CEA has supported EAGx conferences since 2016. EAGx events primarily aim to engage and connect community members – both highly-engaged and those just starting to explore EA – in a certain region. EA Global conferences are usually larger and aim to help highly-engaged EAs from around the world network and share ideas. At the start of this year, we expanded the type of events we support beyond EAGx conferences to include other events community members wanted to run. This post is an update on that programme, which is now called Community Events. I, Ollie, run the Community Events Programme (henceforth, CEP). Goals The goal of the CEP is to help significantly scale up the number of high-quality, EA-aligned events. Secondarily, by supporting different types of events run by community members around the world, we hope to learn more about how events can help people have more impact and feed these lessons into our own work on EA Global and retreats. We're currently early on in our testing phase, but expect to learn more over the course of the year. To support events at scale, we provide community members with flexible funding, high-level advice and, where appropriate, free access to the resources we use for our own events (e.g. Zoho, which supports our application systems, and Swapcard, our event networking app). We also pay organisers for their time working on the event. The amount of advice we offer varies depending on the size of the event and the experience of the organisers - in many cases (e.g. small retreats), we act more like a grantmaker than an advisor. Community Events in 2022 so far 10 community events supported by CEA have taken place in 7 different countries so far this year: EAGxOxford (Oxford, UK) EAGxBoston (Boston, MA, US) EAGxPrague (Prague, Czech Republic) EAGxAustralia (Canberra, Australia) EA South Germany Retreat (Tubingen, Germany) EA Midwest "Next Steps" Retreat (Lake Geneva, WI, US) Strategic Philanthropy and Altruism Conference (Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates) Open Workshop on Global Priorities Research (Oxford, UK) EAecon retreat (Oxford, UK) Australia and New Zealand Group Leaders Retreat (Goulburn, Australia) The likelihood to recommend scores for these events were consistently high (all over 8/10). We also have some evidence that high-impact connections were made at these events. For example: One EAGxOxford attendee reported that they made connections which helped them shape their next steps in upskilling in AI Safety. They applied for the SERI Fellowship and the ML Safety Scholars program, and were accepted into both. They think it's 10% likely they would've applied to SERI and 60% likely they would've applied for the ML program if they didn't attend EAGxOxford and EAG London. One EAGxBoston attendee reported that the contacts they made at the conference (who they probably would not have met otherwise) were worth ~$5 million in donations to the organisation they worked for (and we think that this claim is credible, based on this person's position). One EAGxPrague attendee was offered and accepted a job with unexpectedly high fit at the conference. These examples are illustrative of the kind of impact EA events can have on community members, though please note tha...

John Blaxland, Professor of International Security and Intelligence Studies and former Head of the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre at the Australian National University, discusses the way in which the war in Ukraine will shape security in the Asia-Pacific region - John notes differences between Russia and China as global powers, India's position and this shapes relations in the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (US, Japan, Australia & India), and impacts on the 2021 AUKUS deal (US, UK & Australia) including an interesting conversation on the utility of nuclear submarines.  Follow John on twitter: @JohnBlaxland1 For episode updates follow on twitter: @jessicagenauer

Ahead of the future strengthened trading relationship between the UK and Australia, Austrade together with the FDF would like to explore opportunities, gaps and trends across food and drink in both countries.This Podcast will bring together market experts, buyers and businesses to share their views and experiences.The session will be divided in three different parts:The first part of the session will offer an overview of the FTA. In the second part, Ms. Sowmya Ramaswami from Euromonitor will be giving an overview on what F&B related products both countries export and import the most. Additionally, an overview of the F&B trade between Australia and the UK will be offered, and they will provide help in understanding key categories and emerging trends in both markets. The final part will offer a discussion with industry experts, F&B related companies, as well as people involved in trading with the UK and Australia. This will give a direct perspective from the business community and how the FTA would work in areas such as tariffs, food standards or customs facilitation, among other things. The discussion will be moderated by Anastasia Nishnianidze, Australia's Trade & Investment Commissioner to the UK & Ireland.The FDF podcast is sponsored by Clarke Energy

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There are concerns that the UK-Australia trade deal will be detrimental to farmers here in the UK, by allowing Australian imports produced to a lower standard into the country. Ministers asked the Trade and Agricultural Commission to scrutinise the agreement to establish the impact the deal will have on the UK, and the TAC has just released its report. It concludes that these worries are 'overblown'. This week we're talking to new entrants about getting into the farming industry and hearing how one of the hardest parts can be finding land. The government hopes that offering English farmers £100,000 to retire will help, as part of it's Lump Sum Exit scheme. Some farmers contemplating the scheme say it's not quite that simple, but the Tenant Farmers' Association think for farmers renting their land, it could be a way in to the industry. And on the theme of new entrants, we meet some young men learning to drive tractors in Lincolnshire and a young woman speaking to us from a lambing shed in Exmoor, about her own journey into farming. Emily Davis was first advised to study architecture, but instead chose farming despite no family links to agriculture. She says experience abroad can be a great way into agriculture. Presented by Charlotte Smith and produced for BBC Audio by Caitlin Hobbs

U.S., UK, Australia to develop hypersonic weapons U.S. approves $95M boost to Taiwan's air defense South Korea seeking U.S. nuclear deterrence Pentagon officials testify before congress Study: Organ removal killed Chinese prisoners Shanghai extends lockdown, eases separation policy Shanghai citizens break quarantine over lacking food Q&A: What does being 'state-owned' mean in China? Residents scold authorities for welding doors shut Farmers get permits to work in Henan crop fields Experts warn against Chinese Communist Party threat China to boost domestic oil output

US, UK, Australia to develop hypersonic weapons; US approves $95M boost to Taiwan's air defense

In this episode of the National Security Podcast, His Excellency the Hon George Brandis QC, Australia's High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, joins Will Stoltz to discuss Australia's relationship with the United Kingdom and the ongoing war in Ukraine.The UK-Australia relationship is at a high-water mark of trust and collaboration, cemented by the AUKUS Pact, the UK-Australia free trade agreement, and a united response to Russia's war on Ukraine. But can the United Kingdom keep one eye on the Indo-Pacific while a crisis unfolds in Europe? And what comes next for cooperation between the two countries? In this episode of the National Security Podcast, Dr Will Stoltz speaks with His Excellency the Hon George Brandis QC at Australia House in London to discuss the High Commissioner's assessment of Australia's response to the invasion of Ukraine, his priorities as head of mission, and his passion for world affairs.His Excellency the Hon George Brandis QC is Australia's High Commissioner to the United Kingdom. A barrister by profession, he served as a Senator for Queensland in the Australian Parliament for 18 years. Dr William Stoltz is the Senior Adviser for Public Policy at the ANU National Security College (NSC). He is responsible for mobilising the College's research and resident expertise to influence and inform current public policy debates.We'd love to hear from you! Send in your questions, comments, and suggestions to NatSecPod@anu.edu.au. You can tweet us @NSC_ANU and be sure to subscribe so you don't miss out on future episodes. The National Security Podcast is available on Acast, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever you get your podcasts. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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The Government claims the Australian trade deal will help more than hinder, but farming groups aren't so sure. The Environment Food and Rural Affairs committee of cross-party MPs has been scrutinising the new UK-Australia trade deal. On the one hand, the Government says it'll increase the size of the UK economy by £2.3 billion, but there are concerns this will be done by cutting import tax tariffs on Australian goods making them cheaper, and the Government's own analysis also shows domestic agriculture, forestry and fisheries will lose £94 million as a result of the deal. We hear about a combination of Countryfile and Top Gear: BBC 3's new tractor racing show which starts this evening, The Fast and The Farmer-ish. As part of our week looking at livestock markets, we hear how the Livestock Auctioneers Association is attracting young blood into the trade, running courses which attract 15 trainees a year. Presented by Anna Hill and produced by Beatrice Fenton.

Trade minister Dan Tehan says the new UK-Australia free trade agreement allows for tariffs on a vast range of products, including lamb, beef, sugar and dairy to be eliminated or phased out.

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What comes to mind when you think of Semrush? SEO? digital marketing?Whatever you're thinking, it's so much more. Join us as we chat with Laura Morelli, Head of Media for UK/Australia for Semrush and host of The Marketing Scoop about how Semrush is like ‘the Swiss army knife of SEO'.Laura reveals how Semrush is also putting its money where its mouth is and helping fight fake news and misinformation with data. With powerful analysis of global online search trends, Laura walks us through the power of data, how Semrush is being a force for good, supporting journalists ,and even helping victims of domestic violence.

This week we look at a great 'Dad' story from Louisiana;  the coup in Sudan; the Japanese royal wedding; a rapping priest and politicians in Kenya;  Jordan Peterson on Health Authoritarianism; the complexities of Climate Change;   the Reality of Heat pumps;  Boris Johnson's Fantasies;  an incredible speech from Putin;  Quinten de Kock;  Apple and Olive Tree in China;  Hillsong and Celebrity;  the genius of Michael Madhusudhan Dutt; the banning of Michael Leunig, Bill Bailey on Australia; the ASK Podcast,  and Maureen Macleod. 

President Biden recently made a nuclear submarine deal with the UK and Australia to counter China's military influence in the Pacific. But what does that mean for future trade deals that could counter the communist country's economic influence? Ian Johnson with the Council on Foreign Relations chatted with Boyd about what the US has to balance to be in the best position possible. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The US, UK, and Australia are teaming up against China in a new alliance called AUKUS. Of course, the leaders of these countries won't outright say that's the reason, but that's the reason. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about the US leading the world on China messaging, what could happen if China takes Taiwan, and former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott's trip to Taiwan, among other things. Joining us in this episode is Lincoln Parker, the chair of Australia's Liberal Party defence policy branch.

Central Bank Digital Cash — tool for global ID & global despotism is rolling out rapidly in both China (where crypto has just been banned) and in USA where talk of banning is escalating DNA “vaccine” coming NEXT MONTH; Micro-bots to deliver drugs, steered by ultra-sound (what about 5G?) Australian cop speaks out about tyranny and the mindset of the rank and file police The CIA plot (Pompeo/Trump) to assassinate Assange shows that talk of extradition and a Trump pardon were a fraud.  Hospitals face massive shortages under New World ORDERS: Politicians of EVERY party, EVERY COUNTRY, willing to burn down society with jab mandates. SUPPLY CHAINS of SLAVERY — shortages of fuel, food and ENERGY escalating.  “Green renewable, sustainable energey” is NOT sustainable or renewable — by design TOPICS by TIMECODE   3:11 Don't Give Up: “I Got My Religious Exemption”. Nurse in Wyoming, a listener, writes to say she got her exemption honored by the hospital and helped 7 others as well.  But some gave up, thinking it was hopeless.  Don't give up! 9:48 Netherlands pushes back against vaccine passports/mandates.   16:09 New Yorkers protest today's deadline for jabs. 72,000 hospital staff NOT jabbed — NY Gov says she'll use National Guard, LOL.   At least 3,000 teachers — maybe 8,000? 24:10 Massachusetts State Police lawsuit against forced jab thrown out by judge, but in Florida, a different judge sides with city employees against the mandate 31:21 Romanian Vaccination Campaign FAILS. Romanian govt actually tried to tie their vaccination campaign to Dracula. Romania closes all vaccination centers as people refuse to comply.  And National Geographic's film (hagiography) about Fauci, suffers EPIC FAILURE at the Box Office. 39:17 FDA pushes horse drug (not Ivermectin) as COVID treatment 45:12 Over 3,000 physicians have signed a declaration to fight medical tyranny.  Look at the TrumpShot death toll in UK & Australia vs ALL other vaccines for the last 20 yrs combined 52:05 NEXT MONTH: DNA “Vaccine”; Soon, Micro-Robots Deliver Pharma Inside Your Body. After denying, they brag about it.  Micro-Robots will be driven by ultra-sound (what about 5G?) 1:14:07 Australian cop resigns, speaks out, tells cops they are enslaving THEMSELVES by following these illegal orders 1:28:00 Today's vote on the “Infrastructure Bill” will usher in GreatReset if passed.  Here's how it will implement Agenda21/UN 2030… 1:40:12 Trovo banned TheDavidKnightShow today 1:44:01 SUPPLY CHAINS of SLAVERY — Intentional Economic Destruction. It's not just toilet paper.  Energy grid is being dismantled.  Mass unemployment for no jab.  It's a malicious plan of slavery — several decades in the making 2:00:57 North Korea portrays Christians as blood sucking monsters — literally.  Biden portrays unvaxed as murders (along with those seeking religious exemption)  2:20:51 Central Bankers & BIS Rolling Out “Digital Cash”.  China bans private crypto.  USA is moving toward it.  BIS (Bank of International Settlement) “central bank of the central bankers” shows how close all nations are to forcing Digital Cash.  And this is what it will do… 2:38:11 CIA plot (Pompeo/Trump) to assassinate Assange.  Pompeo & CIA so angry about Vault 7 that it wanted to kill.  If USA secretly plotted to assassinate Assange.  What does that tell us about extradition, a “fair” trial, and the character of Pompeo and Trump?   Find out more about the show and where you can watch it at TheDavidKnightShow.com If you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here: SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-show Or you can send a donation through Zelle: @DavidKnightShow@protonmail.com Cash App at:  $davidknightshow BTC to:  bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7 Mail:          David Knight          POB 1323          Elgin, TX 78621

* Central Bank Digital Cash — tool for global despotism is rolling out rapidly in both China (where crypto has just been banned) and in USA where talk of banning is escalating* DNA “vaccine” coming NEXT MONTH; Micro-bots to deliver drugs, steered by ultra-sound (what about 5G?) * Australian cop speaks out about tyranny and the mindset of the rank and file police* The CIA plot (Pompeo/Trump) to assassinate Assange shows that talk of extradition and a Trump pardon were a fraud. * Hospitals face massive shortages under New World ORDERS: Politicians of EVERY party, EVERY COUNTRY, willing to burn down society with jab mandates. * SUPPLY CHAINS of SLAVERY — shortages of fuel, food and ENERGY escalating. “Green renewable, sustainable energey” is NOT sustainable or renewable — by designTOPICS by TIMECODE3:11 Don't Give Up: “I Got My Religious Exemption”. Nurse in Wyoming, a listener, writes to say she got her exemption honored by the hospital and helped 7 others as well.  But some gave up, thinking it was hopeless.  Don't give up!9:48 Netherlands pushes back against vaccine passports/mandates.  16:09 New Yorkers protest today's deadline for jabs. 72,000 hospital staff NOT jabbed — NY Gov says she'll use National Guard, LOL.   At least 3,000 teachers — maybe 8,000?24:10 Massachusetts State Police lawsuit against forced jab thrown out by judge, but in Florida, a different judge sides with city employees against the mandate31:21 Romanian Vaccination Campaign FAILS. Romanian govt actually tried to tie their vaccination campaign to Dracula. Romania closes all vaccination centers as people refuse to comply.  And National Geographic's film (hagiography) about Fauci, suffers EPIC FAILURE at the Box Office.39:17 FDA pushes horse drug (not Ivermectin) as COVID treatment45:12 Over 3,000 physicians have signed a declaration to fight medical tyranny.  Look at the TrumpShot death toll in UK & Australia vs ALL other vaccines for the last 20 yrs combined52:05 NEXT MONTH: DNA “Vaccine”; Soon, Micro-Robots Deliver Pharma Inside Your Body. After denying, they brag about it.  Micro-Robots will be driven by ultra-sound (what about 5G?)1:14:07 Australian cop resigns, speaks out, tells cops they are enslaving THEMSELVES by following these illegal orders1:28:00 Today's vote on the “Infrastructure Bill” will usher in GreatReset if passed.  Here's how it will implement Agenda21/UN 2030…1:40:12 Trovo banned TheDavidKnightShow today1:44:01 SUPPLY CHAINS of SLAVERY — Intentional Economic Destruction. It's not just toilet paper.  Energy grid is being dismantled.  Mass unemployment for no jab.  It's a malicious plan of slavery — several decades in the making2:00:57 North Korea portrays Christians as blood sucking monsters — literally.  Biden portrays unvaxed as murders (along with those seeking religious exemption) 2:20:51 Central Bankers & BIS Rolling Out “Digital Cash”.  China bans private crypto.  USA is moving toward it.  BIS (Bank of International Settlement) “central bank of the central bankers” shows how close all nations are to forcing Digital Cash.  And this is what it will do…2:38:11 CIA plot (Pompeo/Trump) to assassinate Assange.  Pompeo & CIA so angry about Vault 7 that it wanted to kill.  If USA secretly plotted to assassinate Assange.  What does that tell us about extradition, a “fair” trial, and the character of Pompeo and Trump?Find out more about the show and where you can watch it at TheDavidKnightShow.comIf you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here: SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-showOr you can send a donation throughZelle: @DavidKnightShow@protonmail.comCash App at:  $davidknightshowBTC to:  bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7Mail: David Knight POB 1323 Elgin, TX 78621

U.S., UK, Aus form new security partnershipEurope to more actively counter BeijingEU seeking to strengthen Taiwan relationsChina seeking a new national image: reportMarvel movie star faces backlash from ChinaBillions blown as Macau casinos under review

SCMP Washington bureau chief Rob Delaney unpacks the week’s surprise announcement of 'AUKUS' - a new military pact between the US, UK and Australia promising increased US troops, hardware and a new fleet of nuclear submarines to be stationed in Australia. Brussels-based reporter Finbarr Bermingham analyses the shocked European response as well as how China’s economic relationship with Germany is influencing the upcoming German elections. Special tribute: John Carter RIP. Presented by Chad Bray.

U.S., UK, Aus form new security partnership Europe to more actively counter Beijing EU seeking to strengthen Taiwan relations China seeking a new national image: report Marvel movie star faces backlash from China Billions blown as Macau casinos under review

Isa Soares is live from London. Here are the top business news stories today! China pushback – the US and UK to help Australia acquire nuclear powered submarines. Drawing a red line - Japan's Defense Minister pushes back in its island dispute with China. The X factor! Four civilian astronauts prepare for their first full day in orbit. It's Thursday, let's make a move. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

As China is continuing to grow its influence in the Indo-Pacific, the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia have come together to announce a new partnership: AUKUS. The security partnership is aimed at boosting their defences to counter the Chinese influence in the region. Under the partnership, the US will also provide the technology for Australia to build nuclear-powered submarines - a move that is being criticised by many countries. So, with all its controversy, is the AUKUS pact a net positive or a risk for peace and security? Guests: John Blaxland Professor of International Security and Intelligence Studies at Australian National University Xu Qinduo China Affairs Analyst Paul Ingram Expert on Nuclear Disarmament and the Director of Emergent Change LTD

Australia had announced in 2016 that French company DCNS had beat out bidders from Japan and Germany to build the next generation of submarines in Australia's largest-ever defense contract. Top French officials made clear they were unhappy with the deal, which undercuts the DCNS deal. “The American choice to exclude a European ally and partner such as France from a structuring partnership with Australia, at a time when we are facing unprecedented challenges in the Indo-Pacific region, whether in terms of our values or in terms of respect for multilateralism based on the rule of law, shows a lack of coherence that France can only note and regret,” French foreign minister Jean-Yves Le Drian and defense minister Florence Parly said in a joint statement. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/salisburyobserver/message

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China denounces US-UK-Australia defence pact. The pact will see the US and UK provide Australia with the technology to build nuclear-powered submarines for the first time. The accord is being widely viewed as an effort to counter China's influence in the contested South China Sea. China says the new alliance is part of a "cold-war mentality. Also in the programme, four amateur astronauts are currently orbiting the earth in the first flight of its kind without a professional astronaut on board. And we hear from Australia where scientists have discovered a unintended positive consequence of wildfires, marine algae growth. ( Picture: US President Biden at podium with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on either side. Credit: Getty Images)

Read a transcript of this episode on FT.comhttps://www.ft.com/content/91b4abd2-1ef7-4069-ac25-a4759a2ddfb8Washington has launched a security partnership with London and Canberra which will support Australia's plan to build a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines and strengthen the allies' ability to counter China, and Canada holds an election next week with prime minister Justin Trudeau facing unexpected competition, and Amazon plans to become just as ubiquitous in healthcare as it is in other markets by producing the tools and platforms to underpin an industry on the cusp of dramatic modernisation.US builds bulwark against China with UK-Australia security pacthttps://www.ft.com/content/565160c7-b5e0-4750-858a-37224bf3db0cThe Rachman Review: Is Trudeau's popularity wearing thin?https://www.ft.com/rachman-review The next Big Tech battle: Amazon's bet on healthcare begins to take shapehttps://www.ft.com/content/fa7ff4c3-4694-4409-9ca6-bfadf3a53a62Didi loses 30% of daily users after Beijing crackdown following IPOhttps://www.ft.com/content/13a768b0-1000-4cad-8a03-36a1e66f460bThe FT News Briefing is produced by Fiona Symon and Marc Filippino. The show's editor is Jess Smith. Additional help by Gavin Kallmann, Michael Bruning, and Persis Love. The show's theme song is by Metaphor Music. The FT's global head of audio is Cheryl Brumley. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The US Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, has sought to allay the European Union's concerns about a new nuclear security deal between the US, UK and Australia. Also in the programme fuel relief in Lebanon; and filming a movie in space. (Picture: U.S Secretary of State Blinken and U.S Defense Secretary Austin, host Australian counterparts at US State Department. Credit: Reuters)

* Judge grants temporary injunction to stop NY vaccine mandates for medical personnel who have religious exemption* DeSantis brings major fines for coercing employees to be jabbed * AZ files suit to stop Biden jab mandate* NY will ban sale of gas vehicles by 2035* UK & Australia approved vaccines for 12+ WITHOUT parental approval. NY restricts all school activities to only the vaccinated* Christians are NOT called to submit to govt in all things — they are called to resist* Fauci has, for over a decade, been pushing a combination flu & “pandemic flu” annual vaccine for corporate “stability” (and PROFITS!)Find out more about the show and where you can watch it at TheDavidKnightShow.comIf you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here: SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-showOr you can send a donation throughZelle: @DavidKnightShow@protonmail.comCash App at:  $davidknightshowBTC to:  bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7Mail: David Knight POB 1323 Elgin, TX 78621

Diversity Arts Australia and British Council joined forces to run INTERSECT, a knowledge-exchange program between Australia and the UK which connected culturally diverse and First Nations arts and screen leaders from both countries. This episode we talk to INTERSECT participants about how they "put down cultural markers" in their respective sectors to affect long-term change, making diversity a vital part of core business rather than just a "side dish."Featuring: INTERSECT participants Abdul Shayek (Theatre Director and Artistic Director of FIO), Nike Jonah (Executive Director of the Pan-African Creative Exchange) and Mikala Tai (former Director of 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art). Alison Tanudisastro also speaks to Sydney-based artist Ayebatonye about how they've been adapting in Covid times at a we are the mainstream event.Learn more about British Council Australia: https://www.britishcouncil.org.au/

  The start of a new series where we will be providing you with all the crypto market updates on a consistent basis throughout the weekdays.  0:00 - Introduction 0:50 - Crypto Price Update, ETH 2.0, Taproot 5:00 - Bear markets are a great opportunity to buy 5:35- New York Giants Star Saquon Barkley will take all future Endorsement Money in Bitcoin   8:30 - Over $500 million in crypto seized by U.K. police over past few weeks amid money-laundering crackdown 11:13 - Australia Faces Big Choices on Crypto Regulation   12:34 - Vexchange V2   17:00 - Is Coinbase Stock A Buy Right Now As Bitcoin Hits $33,000   18:39 - China's Anhui Province Shuts Down Crypto Mining   Resources    https://finance.yahoo.com/news/york-giants-star-saquon-barkley-192620710.html https://finance.yahoo.com/m/d3bc05a1-a98c-38bf-9397-8c8fe07de839/over-500-million-in-crypto.html https://www.marketwatch.com/story/over-500-million-in-crypto-seized-by-u-k-police-over-past-few-weeks-amid-money-laundering-crackdown-11626286779?siteid=yhoof2 https://finance.yahoo.com/news/australia-faces-big-choices-crypto-180836320.html https://twitter.com/VexchangeIO/status/1414606736397377540 https://medium.com/@raleigh_ca/introducing-vexchange-2-6153a9369c1 https://finance.yahoo.com/m/d2de0791-3318-3f3d-a9dc-51c1462c360b/is-coinbase-stock-a-buy-right.html https://www.investors.com/research/coinbase-coin-stock-buy-now/?src=A00220 https://finance.yahoo.com/news/again-fud-china-anhui-province-112305932.html

In this week's episode Rob Parsons speaks to former Leeds city council leader Judith Blake, now known as Baroness Blake of Leeds after being elevated to the Lords this year. How's she been finding life in her new surroundings?And Westminster Correspondent Caitlin Doherty has been talking to International Trade Secretary Liz Truss about the UK-Australia trade deal and what it might mean for Yorkshire farmers.

Thank you so much for tuning into episode 46. One of the main selling points of Brexit was that it would allow the United Kingdom to strike free trade deals with other nations. Last week, for the first time, this came true with Prime Minister Johnston announcing a brand 'spanking' new trade agreement with Australia - the only original deal the United Kingdom has thus far. But, is it a good deal? We unpack the details and the controversy surrounding it. #economicsecho to join in the conversation

This week, Chris and Jules dig into the Chesham & Amersham result, as the Liberal Democrats surge to a shock win. With tactical voting from many in Labour and the Greens, what does this say about the future of progressive politics, and the state of the blue wall.  Then, in place of our "article of the week", Jules speaks to Liz Webster about the new UK-Australia trade deal, and its impact on British farming.  Be sure to follow us on all social media at @BylinesPod, and thanks to Liz for appearing on the episode! 

We discuss the issue which has dominated agricultural conversations, and political ones this week: the UK/Australia trade deal. Australia's deputy Prime Minister says it's a good deal for his farmers, but Leicestershire farmer, Joe Stanley, describes it as "a betrayal". We hear from Jeremy Clarkson on his new farming series, and about a new report which is blunt in its assessment of the image of farming. Urgent change is needed to prevent disastrous labour shortages, according to academics at Exeter University. And we're up on the Cumbrian hills with the record-breaking Joss Naylor, the supreme fell-runner and farmer. Presented by Charlotte Smith and produced by Beatrice Fenton.

Dr Gennadi Kazakevitch from Monash University talks about the main economic events of the past week in Australia and the world. - Профессор экономического факультета университета Монаша, доктор Геннадий Казакевич рассказывает о важных экономических событиях в Австралии и мире за прошедшую неделю.

Cereals is just a few days away, having missed it last year, what's in store at Boothby Graffoe at the end of the month? We'll discuss the UK/Australia trade deal and have some advice for visitors to next week's Open Farm Sunday. Plus the week's farming news, agronomy advice, a review of the markets and the weather for the week ahead.

ow From the UK Australia free trade agreement to low fish stocks in Queensland and a record price for a working dog. Countrywide takes you outside the cities into regional Australia.

ow From the UK Australia free trade agreement to low fish stocks in Queensland and a record price for a working dog. Countrywide takes you outside the cities into regional Australia.

Liz Martins looks ahead to the upcoming Bank of England meeting. Shanella Rajanayagam assesses the key points to the UK-Australia trade deal. Henry Ward and James Pomeroy explain how the pandemic could accelerate EM financial inclusion. DisclaimerTo stay connected and to access free to view reports and videos from HSBC Global Research click here Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After years of budget cuts, Natural England, the government's advisor on nature, has had a 47% increase in budget. That goes hand-in-hand with an expanded role. Its remit: ‘to help the nation build back greener'. Chairman Tony Juniper explains what's in its newly-published action plan for this year and next. Harvesting rain water - the farmers and businesses that are making sure not a drop's wasted. Rainfall's collected when it runs off the roof, filtered and cleaned then used for watering livestock or washing down yards and equipment. The Australian government's hailing the new UK-Australia trade deal as a triumph for producers and consumers down under. But British farmers say they feel betrayed, they're not convinced with reassurances from the Department for International Trade that there will be no compromise on animal welfare and food-safety standards. Presenter = Charlotte Smith Producer = Rebecca Rooney

Julie Bishop now has her own Foreign Minister Barbie, so the team brainstorm some other ideas for political toys. Plus, we explore the UK-Australia free trade deal, which sounds incredibly boring until we realise that it means cheaper whisky. This podcast was proudly brought to you by shape-shifting lizards. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As part of the in-principle agreement, British backpackers will no longer have to complete three months of work in regional Australia to extend their working holiday visas. - Τη συμφωνία ελευθέρου εμπορίου που συνήψαν, παρουσίασαν σε κοινή συνέντευξη Τύπου από το Λονδίνο, ο Αυστραλός πρωθυπουργός Σκοτ Μόρισον και ο Βρετανός ομόλογός του, Μπόρις Τζόνσον.

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It's Pride Month around the world, a time to remember where the LGBTIQA+ community has come from and where they are headed.  At The Quicky, we thought we'd look at the ever changing terminology for the community. It's something that is constantly evolving, as language changes and representation increases.  Links:  The Equality Project LGBTIQ+ Health Australia The Rainbow Network Australian GIBTLQ Multicultural Council  Mardi Gras sanctioned LGBTIQA+ Community Organisations Subscribe to The Quicky at... https://mamamia.com.au/the-quicky/ CREDITS  Host/Producer: Claire Murphy Executive Producer: Siobhán Moran-McFarlane Audio Producer: Ian Camilleri Guests: Jason Tuazon-McCheyne is CEO of The Equality Project and a LGBTIQ+ consultant. Laura Morelli is The Marketing Scoop Host & Head of Media for UK + Australia at Semrush. CONTACT US Got a topic you'd like us to cover? Send us an email at thequicky@mamamia.com.au Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scott Morrison and Boris Johnson have met to finalise details on an in-principle free trade agreement between Australia and the United Kingdom. - Τις λεπτομέρειες για την συμφωνία ελεύθερου εμπορίου μεταξύ της Αυστραλίας και Ηνωμένου Βασιλείου, επιχείρησαν να οριστικοποιήσουν Σκοτ Μόρισον και Μπορις Τζόνσον, κατά τη συνάντηση τους στο Λονδίνο.

The UK has agreed a trade deal with Australia. The UK- Australia deal is the first trade deal the UK has agreed since it officially left the EU. What's in it? And what will it mean for consumers and producers – both here and down under? Chris and Adam get into the detail with Anna Isaac, UK Trade & Economics Correspondent for POLITICO Europe. And there's been a report published on the death of private investigator Daniel Morgan back in 1987 and the cover-up by the Metropolitan Police. The BBC's Home Affairs Correspondent Tom Symonds looks at the findings. Today's Newscast was made by Emma Close with Danny Wittenberg, Georgia Coan and Ben Cooper. The Studio Director was Emma Crowe. Dino Sofos is the Editor.

In the latest episode of Lydia Talks To... I speak to Sarah Venn, writer, food activist and founder of Edible Bristol.Sarah and I talk about the pending UK/Australia deal, the food system as a whole, with a close look at the layers within, from fruit and vegetable seasonality, poverty and food banks.A full transcript of my interview with Jane is available at lovelylydia.co.uk/transcripts. If you'd like to get in touch with me you can email me at writetolovelylydia@outlook.com. I'd love to hear your feedback.If you enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe, rate and review this episode and tell your friends.

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Jill Rutter, Senior Research Fellow, at the UK in a Changing Europe, discusses whether the Government need to be worried about farmers. Speaking as a former civil servant in Defra, Jill argues that farmers are very visual, effective lobbyists. She goes on to discuss the plan and issues for a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with Australia, the impact it will have on British farmers, if tariffs are removed, and the need for a rethink on what the UK wants to achieve post-Brexit.

Alex and Amar discuss the Israel-Palestine ceasefire, Eurovision, the UK-Australia trade deal and BoJo vs Cummings.

Simon Alvey, Will Cooling and Dr Luke Middup return to discuss a wide range of topics. We cover Eurovision, UK-Australia trade deal, the crisis of Northern Irish Unionism, Israel-Palestine and the delayed reckoning over Princess Diana's 1995

Elizabeth Ames is a one of those super, savvy young Australian women who left our shores in her 20's with big dreams and an insatiable hunger for a career challenge. And she found it! Now in her mid 30's, it seems most Australian politicians, diplomats, or business people of note passing through the UK, will seek out Elizabeth Ames. Which is no surprise given her expertise in trade and investment policy, diplomacy, and UK-Australia relations.A sharp public affairs and policy strategist, Elizabeth has served as Executive Director of the Aust-UK Chamber of Commerce; she is Chair of the Menzies Australia Institute at Kings College London; and a Director of the Britain-Australia Society. Most recently this energetic go-getter took on the role of Chief Operating Officer at the London based organisation Atalanta – which is where Elizabeth caught our eye. Atalanta is doing fascinating work around the world to amplify the voices and political representation of women.In this big, broad chat on BroadTalk, Liz shares some bold insights on female imposter syndrome; the art of networking; how she ditched a career in diplomacy, moved countries again, and built a whole new career from scratch. Finally, we also hear what it's like as an Australian citizen to be locked out of your own country.BroadTalk is hosted by Virginia Haussegger and produced by Martyn Pearce. Join the ongoing conversation on our BroadTalk facebook page and on Twitter @TalkBroad, or catch Virginia @Virginia_Hauss See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today on The Leaders' Brief - The COVID situation for India remains dire, and Prime Minister Modi, known for maintaining excellent bilateral ties with countries across the world, has requested all allies for medical aid. The USA, under President Joe Biden, has agreed to lift restrictions for the supply of vaccine-making materials to India after initially refusing to do the same. Among other countries, France will send medical equipment, ventilators, liquid oxygen containers and oxygen generators to India. French President Emmanuel Macron announced in a tweet written in Hindi on Tuesday, that France and India have always remained united and the country is doing all it can to help.  Several residents continue to flee Somalia's capital Mogadishu after a clash broke out between opposition forces and the government after a disagreement over elections. Fighting began last Sunday between pro-Government forces and opposition military units after the country's President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed moved to extend his term, which had officially ended in February, for another two years. The clashes which began at the capital Mogadishu have spread to other parts, and the political instability created could see extremist groups like Al Shabaab exploit the situation. The UK and Australia have agreed on "the vast majority" of a post-Brexit free trade deal after talks last week, according to a joint statement by the two countries. The two countries said that they aim to conclude a deal by June. Part of the joint statement read: "Both countries are confident the remaining issues will be resolved, and will now enter a sprint to agree on the outstanding details with the aim of reaching an agreement in principle." The development comes at a crucial time for Australia as it seeks to decrease trade dependency on China, with whom it shares the largest trade volume.  About egomonk: Website | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedInegomonk is a global intelligence platform delivering asymmetric outcomes by bringing organizations closer to the communities they want to serve and the leaders they wish to influence. If you wish to collaborate with us then email us at contact@egomonk.com.

YK is unique business coach and strategy consultant who focuses on turning around the companies and help them with all round growth. He found his strengths and uniques strengths after working in corporates for 2 decades. He runs unique boutique business coaching and consulting firm called Neostrategy. Based out of India but serving Globally. Today we talk about his NeoPlanner and how he uses his ADHD to bring new and unique ideas and solutions to his clients. Enjoy! ----------  ***CORONA VIRUS EDITION*** In this episode Peter & YK discuss:      :40  -  Intro and welcome YK   1:40  -  Tell us what prompted you to understand your ADHD, learn more about it, and discover ways to help others.   4:00  -  On growing up with ADHD, getting bored easily and your family dealing with those differences   5:14  -  On the corporate working world and learning how you didn’t quite “fit in”.   6:53  -  On taking the leap of faith to start your own business/path –  family pushback/support   9:58  -  On continuing issues w/ ADHD, adjusting to them & other things that might be frustrating   11:26  -  On the importance of a daily routine      12:45  -  On getting off track and getting back on the right course   13:30  -  On explaining ADHD to neuro-typicals – a process that works    14:35 – More on how to advise people who don’t understand issues with ADHD-    15:53  -  On the Neo-Planner and what it is/how it works   18:45  -  How do people find you and learn more and reach out to you?  The best way to find me is in within WhatsApp  He’s on LinkedIN and YouTube His website is: http://neostrategy.in  His number in India is:  91-9949-211399 or via email: YK@neostrategy.in    19:26  -  Thank you YK! And thank YOU for subscribing, reviewing and listening. Your reviews are working! Even if you’ve reviewed us before, would you please write even a short one for this episode? Each review that you post helps to ensure that word will continue to spread, and that we will all be able to reach & help more people! You can always reach me via peter@shankman.com or @petershankman on all of the socials. You can also find us at @FasterThanNormal on all of the socials. As always, leave us a comment below and please drop us a review on iTunes and of course, subscribe to the podcast if you haven’t already! As you know, the more reviews we get, the more people we can reach. Help us to show the world that ADHD is a gift, not a curse! Do you know of anyone you think should be on the FTN podcast? Shoot us a note, we’d love to hear! 19:50-  Faster Than Normal Podcast info & credits   TRANSCRIPT:  Okay, everyone. Another episode of Faster Than Normal is coming your way and it is sponsored by absolutely no one. I don't put ads on most episodes, so you can get the full enjoyment of the episode itself.  Welcome to Faster Than Normal, my name is Peter Shankman. I am happy to have you here, as always today, we are talking about ADHD, about productivity.  We're talking about how everything can be a gift if you just learn to use it well, and we're talking about it with a man who's calling us in from India. His name is Y K. Honestly, his initials for names, he's just like VIN diesel or XXX, Madonna. He is a unique business coach. He's a strategy consultant.  He focused on turning around companies and helping them with all around growth. His strengths come from working with companies internally for over two decades, and he runs a fun little business consulting firm called http://neostrategy.in/neoplanner/http://neostrategy.in/about-yk/ and he sent me something called the http://neostrategy.in/neoplanner/ which is a pretty cool planning and productivity book, we’re gonna talk about that. He comes up with unique ideas to help himself and his clients, that's his super power. Welcome to the podcast YK, good to have you.  Hi Peter, thank you.  Glad that glad to have you here, man. So tell us what prompted you to understand your ADHD and, and learn about it, in such a way that you realize you could actually help people with it. Yeah, sure. This is a topic I'm really, really passionate about. Uh, so this goes back like, uh, probably a decade or even before. Uh, so I always, it's almost like, I would say since childhood. I felt that there is something different and unique about me, but I never could understand what is the difference, OK?  So growing up in the career, I worked in a lot of IT consulting companies, so I was doing all right, but, uh, the more and more, uh, you know, as I was growing up, I could see that there are some things, uh, are unique with me. Like for example, that I'm sitting in a group of people, um, the way everybody thinks versus the way I think used to be different, but then I always used to, uh, you know, uh, shy away, stay back thing, thinking that maybe what I'm thinking is not right. But apparently what were the thoughts that I was getting later? I could come out. Uh, I can see that somebody else is, uh, you know, bringing them as ideas. So I used to get a lot of ideas, thoughts, and try to be unique and even in, from childhood, right?  So I'll give you an example. So the subjects, which are very easy for everyone, I used to get bored. OK things like mathematics physics, which used to create a lot of interest in me. So I used to solve them and they used to get a lot of interest. So I was always curious, there's something wrong with me, or there's something different with me, uh, which is not usually with the group of people.  OK so that is what actually led me into more and more, um, and sometime, while I was in the US for around eight to nine years period, I’d  gone through little bit of a down period. That is when I started reading, I considered different people, like could not get the right answers. Then slowly I realized the whole game that I was going to is dopamine game.  OK, iIt took unfortunately a decade of time for me to figure it out, figure it out on my own. Uh, but then I'm glad that I found that. And, uh, later I realized after I realized that this is what I have and I went on and find my own strengths, what I'm to get. And that's where my journey started. Let me, let me ask you a question though, because wasn't that, um, you know, growing up, being different and getting bored, didn't that get you in trouble? Weren't you, you know, did you have, like, parents were like, why can't you just focus? Why can't you pay attention? You know, that's a lot of our, a lot of our listeners that talked about that, being a huge problem. Yeah, that's interesting. But in my case, what happened was, um, I, I, I grew up from a very small village in India. And I was for that village. Uh, you know, I was the, in the school, I was the topper, but then what people never realized was let's say if my capability would have been a hundred percent for the effort I was putting, I was only getting, let's say 80 or 75.  OK, so obviously used to think that there is a, there is a, there is a gap between what I could do versus what I'm able to do that under it underachievement or the missing achievement part was there. But since I was, I came from a very small village. Uh, my standards there itself was very high. So people thought I was a super, uh, uh, I was doing very well, but then inside of me, I knew that I am a lot more capable than than what I was delivering. You see what I'm saying?  Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. That does make a lot of sense. So as you, as you grew, and as you became an adult and you started in the, in the, in the corporate world, you know, in, in, in, in getting a job and everything, were you at any point working for a company where you're like, I just don't fit in this doesn't work for me. Oh, yeah, absolutely, absolutely. So that is the pull together, right? So actually this is what, so in United States for around  eight, nine years and the UK who is a UK Australia. And so while I was in the customer facing roles, while I was doing the more of a consulting sales kind of roles, I was doing fine.I was able to feel that I was fitting there, but then around 2010 ish, 10 time, I came back to India and once I came back to India, I was actually, uh, you know, uh, {indistinguishable} refers to do rules,???which are more like, uh, you know, near the more of a things which needs a lot of attention to details. And a lot of, uh, you know, uh, very detailed work, which is not my strength, OK,  I had to struggle a lot. That is when actually I started really, uh, you know, talking a bit, uh, saying that this is not, I'm not, I was, I was totally, every year I started feeling that I was not fitting into the culture, I was not fitting into the kind of work. And one of the other things was, I don't know if this is common with all the people with ADHD type of a brain. Uh, freedom is one of the top notch value systems for me so the more I was growing in the corporate world, the lesser I was getting the freedom, OK, so that combined with the, the misfit of my strengths with, to whatever the work was given and, uh, and the, you know, misalignment of my freedom, and that was completely knocked me off, that is when I actually discover my strengths and they started my own consulting firm called Use Strategy. That's been my happy journey or my real true self, uh, started, uh, coming out. Makes sense. Um, when you went out on your own, did you receive any pushback? Um, I know that when I started and a lot of people who started realize they just had to do this, uh, if they didn't have a family that was used to that, or, you know, didn't come from an entrepreneurial family, you know, it, it was difficult.  It was, you know, how are you, how are you, what are you going to do? How are you going to survive? This is not what we do. Did you encounter any of that?  Yeah, yeah, fortunately actually in my situation, it's the other way around because my wife is actually very, very supportive to me and she has seen me very closely and she always wanted me to be happy and she thinks that I have a lot of capabilities, but I never believed in, so honestly, uh, so she was very supportive. And, uh, and at the same time, since I kind of scientifically know about my strengths, I did a good amount of a piloting and experimenting before I jumped in fully, OK, one of my strengths is called strategic. So I used my own strategic in my career transition and I did a lot of pilots, before I actually made some money, uh, you know, I made some money before I took the final decision. So it was like a good, good amount of experimentation I have done. And I got the confidence. Of course I did go through a little bit of anxiety and stress, but from a family point of view, there is a complete support to me, so that was, I was lucky enough in that way. Makes a lot of sense.  And actually what I feel, uh, Peter is that, uh, I... I feel doing this is much easier for me now instead of continuing in  my corporate work. So I feel now because I'm playing to my complete strengths and then living my values of freedom am completely, you know, really cherishing every day, and I do a fantastic amount of, uh, I feel so, great work, at least I feel for my clients. So it's every day is a looking forward day. You know, I, I don't have any  {indistinguishable}or anything, so I'm really enjoying what I'm doing.  Well, I think that's one of the benefits is that when you finally do find it, not only when you love what you do, but when you realize that what you're doing, um, benefits you and other people, it just changes everything.  It makes you feel so much better.  Well, absolutely, absolutely the best. I think, see, this is one thing I will tell you, Peter, so lot of for ADHD people and, uh, you know, people say that know your strengths  per you have two strengths, but I think the challenge is most people do not know how to find the strength scientifically, OK In my case, I could go through the process scientifically. I really know what I'm good at. And I puts... it took a lot of time and once to latch on to your strengths, I think you'll supergift. So until then it could be struggled. So that is one of the, my key message. Uh, you know, the point I wanted to share with people is that, and I think for it specifically for ADHD, people, strengths is the only weapon they have, OK, because the moment you try to focus on the gender things, you lose the game. So you should, we all should know how to find our own strength scientific way so that we can play very, very powerful game.   I think, obviously, as great as it sounds, you know, there's always, uh, it's never perfect. Right. So tell us about sort of the, some of the problems that you have or how you adjust them or the things that you know, drive... still drive you crazy. Yeah, I think so. One thing I can tell you is that, um, I don't know about others, but I have figured out on my own, the whole crux of the, the formula. Okay. Uh, in fact, I'll share you sharing my one other . I have. I have found with this whole dopamine magic and the game a little ahead of the game. So basically I have a neat  a very nice diagram called Viagra.  There's a left side of the V and there is a right side of the left side of his V the destructive way of getting the dopamine through addictions and all those nonsense, the right side of the, uh, viz, the, all these good things like exercise, meditation, yoga, uh, you know, doing great work creative or problem solving those things.  So. I started, uh, you know, mass mastering the whole art of Dopamine very well. So. As long as I'm managing my Dopamine very well. I don't get into any issues. Okay. The days or times when I actually miss my document management, that is when I will, I will know that I've. So no, uh, I would say that I'm pretty consistent, uh, uh, Peter with my routine.  I know I do regular, uh, meditation and regular exercise, some form or the other. So these things will keep me my Dopamine, {indistinguishable} almost like this every morning I fill my Dopamine, and then I play my game. So the days when I don't feel my Dopamine, I know that it's not going to be great day. Tell me about your, um, daily routine. Yep. So I basically wanting it is almost like from last one and a half year been pretty consistent. I wake up at 6, and 6:15, I have online yoga, yoga. So it goes for, for, uh, one hour. Uh it's...it changed me in life really very well. The consistent yoga practice, then I do 45 minutes of, uh, meditation. I think I cost close to 550 or 600 hours of meditation now.  So it's, this is consistent. And during weekends I go for long runs, a little bit of weight training, but almost all seven days, the first two hours of my day, between six o'clock to eight, o'clock it just. Uh, goes into my schedule. Then I do my new planner. I sent you, right. I do 10 minutes of new planning, uh, because that, that really keeps me on the track. Then what I do is the basically divide the day into two parts. Okay. Two parts is basically one is the strategic zone. The other is the operations zone, the strategy zone is the zone where I create, like, basically I'll be working on business, like creating intellectual property or doing some design or creating some, offering, creating some methodology after that, the negative to my consulting and coaching calls. That's the way I divide my day.  Okay, and what happens when things go off track? Because you know, like I said, it's not always perfect. So what happens when things go off track? How do you get yourself back on the right course?  Yeah, it's a good thing. Right? So I have a lot of hacks, and one of the hacks  I follow is that I wear my shoes and go for a jog for a 5… 5K. So I know as I told you, right, my, the whole trick, is I know there is nothing I need to blame or look for or analyze that thing all I know, is that  the moment that things are not going well,, I know that my Dopamine is getting imbalanced, I just do some kind of an exercise and I’ll get it  back. How do you, yeah. And I'm sorry, go ahead.  Yeah, exercise is one of my hack. I get back, um, uh, to, to the class. So basically refill my, my Dopamine, either, it is exercise and meditation, and then I get back to my track. How do you explain to people who might not have ADHD or understand the things that we go through? Why do you... do some of the things you do, or do you just simply not care? No, I don't care, actually. So this is interesting, right? So this is in fact a frustration and I'm an, I'm a person I'm not so much keen on making a social moment on these things, but then I, what frustrates me, I'll tell you again, I it's, it may be different in different countries, except for example, in, um, in India or even not just in India, in some of the other places also, thatI speak about ADHD, right? Uh, in fact, I was talking to somebody, someone, one of my client today with ADHD. The first thing that they say is that, Oh, it's for kids, you don't have ADHD. They don't understand what ADHD is. Second, they think that, oh, this is some attention problem. The third thing they say is that, yeah, everybody's distracted.  So I feel, Oh my God, you can, you have no idea what you're talking about. So kind of what I realized, uh, Peter is that, it is very difficult to explain to a non {indistinguishable} person about ADHD.  OK, so what do you wind up telling them?  Okay. I mean, normally I don't tell them anything, so I just tell them that if at all, if somebody is that, why are you doing all these things? Uh, I mean, why do, why do you need to be so particular about rituals? You don't, I don't take certain things and all those things. I just say I have a different kind of a brain. I need to just manage it. Okay. It's not a disease, it's not a disorder, it's just the creative. It's the creative gene. It's like I say, it's a hunger gene, so that gene needs to be managed {indistinguishable} I like that. It's not a disease. It's not a disorder. I like that.   No, it’s not a disease, We can see the thing that what I, uh, what I always still I'm still trying to figure it out is I sometimes ask that by nature, the knee did, the nature has actually created this kind of a brain and structure. Or is it not… because it, if the nature has not created that kind of a structure, I'm not sure whether this much of this much innovation and creativity would be possible in the world. I sometimes feel like I take it as a by design. Some people are, are, are like this. I think we should accept it. Try to manage the simple metaphor I have is, it is today,,,, I call it, the roses with thorns. You need to manage how to, uh, you need to manage the thorns and appreciate about a rose. We are like a roses with thorns.  That's a great, that's a great, I love it. That's a great analogy. Talk about your Neo planner.  All right. So this new planet, I honestly, I had created because of my own, uh, this whole focus and, uh, you know, the, the distraction issues.  I was looking for a lot of, uh, uh, planners, uh, a to-do list, kind of a thing. Uh, Peter. So I bought a lot of, uh, general planners and they tried a lot of apps, these that, but no way, actually they did not know where they gave me a comprehensive way of managing myself. Okay. So what I meant is that. So then when we talk about the productivity data, right?  What is the people who will say it, say, Oh, you have a task and you do it. But I never build the concept because it's not about tasks, right? I can come, I can wake up and finish five tasks, but that's not just the complete thing, rght? So this is where I designed the concept. Okay. After researching so many of them, I got really frustrated because I was not getting what kind of planning planner I want.  Right. I went, created the framework. You can see that in the planner, it's there on pyramid. It is called neo-productivity. Neo-productivity is basically a full layer, uh, uh, you know, uh, productivity management tool. Basically you have to manage your life productivity. What is life productivity? Life productivity is about having the right values, right beliefs, right? Purpose for your life. Those things, all the other natures land belief system you should have because you... maybe you'll be doing a hundred great tasks. What if you feel that a value system is completely screwed up, right. That's... that's not productivity, right?  So you cannot just measure a person's productivity, just by a number of tasks.  So one, iis the life productivity then comes to the mind productivity, your ability to do deep work, your ability to create... to create, to work. All those things has pumped into the mind productivity. Right? How, how, how much might your mind is focused? We'll do a report. Then it comes to the strengths productivity.  This is where all of us, we are born with some unique talents. Right? So you need to basically see how much of your talents or strengths are you able to leverage? That's what strengths product with it. Once you attack in the life, productivity, mind productivity and strengths productivity, then comes to the task productivity.  If you manage the first three layers, task productivity become very natural. You know, subs and phenomena actually OK, to be taken care of, so, whereas the entire world talks, talks about only task productivity. So that is when I created this structure and they designed this. In fact, honestly, I created this for myself later on.  A lot of my clients, uh, used it and they found it very useful. That is when I kind of created as a product. So it is really beneficial. Um, it really, I would say it's, I don't remember the word, but definitely one of the, one of the first planet, which comprehensively oxable your life, mind strengths, task productivity.  It is a complete, uh, handle of your whole life. That that's the, that's the beauty about this planet.  (18:45) I love it. I love it. Awesome. YK,  how can people find more about you? Where can they go?  Yeah, the best way is you can WhatsApp me. I'm the most active person on WhatsApp. I'll you? My number it's I'm in India, so code is 91…. 91-9949-211399- a little bit again, 91- hyphen 9949--- 211399, or they can also reach me on yk@neostrategy.in, again, YK@neostrategy.in Awesome. Very cool. Well, thank you so much for taking the time, I appreciate it.  Thanks, thanks. Thanks for having me take care.  Bye guys, you're listening to Faster Than Normal, thank you so much for listening as always. If you like what you hear, drop us a note, leave us a review. We'd love to have you, uh, if we can answer any questions, shoot me an email at https://www.shankman.com/ or Tweet me, Facebook, me, Instagram, me, whatever I'm everywhere. We will see you next week with all new interviews. Thank you so much for listening. And remember, ADHD is not a curse. It is not a condition, it's not a disease, it is a gift, we just need to learn how to use it. See you guys next week. Credits: You've been listening to the Faster Than Normal podcast. We're available on iTunes, Stitcher and Google play and of course at www.FasterThanNormal.com I'm your host, Peter Shankman and you can find me at petershankman.com and @petershankman on all of the socials. If you like what you've heard, why not head over to your favorite podcast platform of choice and leave us a review, come more people who leave positive reviews, the more the podcast has shown, and the more people we can help understand that ADHD is a gift, not a curse. 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Speaker 2 (00:16): Welcome to your source for tips, tools, and support to help you be that mom that is tuned in and proactive for yourself, your family, and for the wild ride of raising kids in this digital age, inspired by a mother's love with a relatable, real life. Proud to be that mom flair. This is the bead that mom movement with your host Dolly Denson. Okay. Speaker 1 (00:40): I know about you, but my kids have kind of gone through phases of wanting like all the digital things. And that's like all that we get for Christmas. And this year, I don't know if it's the effects of this whole virus and being at home more or what it is, but their interests are not tech related this year, which is kind of exciting to me, not that tech and the digital things are all bad, but I think if we're not careful, our kids kind of miss out on real life things going on. If all they're doing is sitting, staring at a screen or engaged in a game, I'm not saying that I'm totally against those things, but I think that, you know, if we don't allow our kids to be bored, if we don't allow our kids to have like self discovery and you know, hands-on things interactions in the real world with real people, I think that there is something that's lost there. Speaker 1 (01:30): And so I personally have been trying to encourage more real life experiences and things such as that rather than always talking about, you know, something digitally related. Of course, my kids now are older teens and one is in her early twenties. And so your kids may be younger and you're still in that phase of wanting all the games and digital things. But I wanted to give you a few ideas of a few really cool things that I came across when I was looking at some other things that other ideas of things that we could give our kid other than the traditional things. Okay. So let's talk about those. I have three specific things that I wanted to just share with you, for you to think about that you might consider as an alternative. So the first one is a really cool thing. If you go to scavenger hunt.com, it takes you to a website called lets rome.com. Speaker 1 (02:23): And it was really cool. They have these scavenger hunts set up that you can purchase tickets for them and you are doing it either at home. They have ones where you're at home and you're doing a scavenger hunt in your home, or they have ones where you actually go out in, you know, if you're in a major city or a city, they have cities all over the U S and I believe it's, their website says the UK Australia, a couple of other countries where you say where you're at, and then you get like logged in and they have a scavenger hunt specific for your city. How cool is that? So you could be outdoors in the city, socially distancing if you're doing that. And, you know, having this scavenger hunt where it's just you and your immediate family, the ones that are indoors, they have some options where you can set up and connect with other parts of your family. Speaker 1 (03:12): And it's kind of like a zoom, like thing that you're on to where you do these scavenger hunts together and parts of it. It's like where you call certain people in different things. So it's not real specific on their website. I haven't actually done them myself, but the reviews on them are good. And it sounds like it's really fun. So they have scavenger hunts where you, besides the in-home ones and outdoor ones, they have another one called a ghost hunt and a bar hunt and a zoo hunt. So I imagine those are, you know, maybe at your local zoo, I don't know what the bar is. Surely they're not going to have used a hunt for bars, drinking bars, and then the ghost hunt. I think like some of those might be something related to where, you know, in your city they're said to be ghosts or something like that. Speaker 1 (03:54): So I think I say that phrase, something like that a lot. I've noticed that. So if that's annoying to you, I'm sorry. I'm trying not to say it as much. It's funny when you're on a podcast and your voice is out there, you notice a lot of things that you, little nuances of things that you say that you wouldn't otherwise notice. Cause you don't listen to yourself as much. Like when I play it back, I'm like, why do I always see that? And I've even gotten to where, when I say, um, which most of the time, most of those are edited out. So you don't even hear them, but I can recognize them on the wave form on this podcast, on the recording app that I use and the recording program, I can recognize when I say by the wave form. Is that not sad? Speaker 1 (04:35): Aren't you glad I save you from listening to all those ums. So anyways, the next example of things that you might want to consider as a non-tech thing would be subscriptions. They have subscriptions for different things that could be like self discovery, things like kits, like real life, manipulative kits of different things, depending on the age of your kid would determine what kind you're interested in. I don't have any specific websites to refer you to. I do have one that I may drop in the show notes if I can find it, but basically just search for them. For my husband. Recently, he had his birthday, he likes to drink beer. He likes to brew beer. And so I bought him a brew makers subscription. So it's this, what are they called? Beer places, not winery, but I can't think of it. What is it? A distillery? Speaker 1 (05:22): I'm not sure. Maybe that's for alcohol in general brewery brewery. Can you tell, I have problems with some of my words, forming words with my mouth, a brewery. So I ordered that and he gets a kit every month and it's seasonally appropriate. So it'll be like something that's more for winter during the winter months. And I can cancel it at any time, but it's really cool because it comes with everything that he needs. He already has like the equipment he just needs, like the recipe and the different ingredients. So that's been really cool during the summer time, or I think it was around mother's. I ordered a subscription for my mom and my mom. That was, I wasn't seeing my mother-in-law, but I ended up not ordering her one. I ordered my mom one that was like a dessert a month. So she got like a new dessert shipped to her every month and they were really good. Speaker 1 (06:11): She really enjoyed it. She thought that was such a great gift. And it wasn't like just a one-time I selected three months. And then I was able to give that to her for mother's day, but she got it for three months in a row. So that was kind of cool, but they make these four kids depending on what their interests are. So I would do a search look for some subscription, you know, I would try to make sure that it's not one that you like have to buy, like these multiple ones in case you get it. And you don't like it that, you know, it has an option where you could cancel at any time or cancel after a certain number of subscription boxes or whatever, but that would be another option for you to do so it's something they can look forward to and something that they're actually doing in real life with their hands, with, you know, boredom discovery, all of those things manipulatives in their hands. Speaker 1 (06:55): So that's the second option. And then the last one that I wanted to say was just experiences something where you're actually like out in the world doing something. And I guess scavenger hunts kind of fall into that too. But I'm thinking more along the lines of, you know, just creating something that y'all do together. Last Christmas, we bought all the kids tickets to I fly. I don't know if you have that, where you're at, but it's basically like indoor skydiving. And so our plan was to do that in March or April. And that's when all of this pandemic stuff came down. And so we ended up not doing it and we still have not done it because we bought tickets for all of us, including my daughter's boyfriend, including my other. Daughter's a couple of her friends. So it's a huge coordination for us to all get together, but I've spoken with I fly and they said, our tickets are still good. Speaker 1 (07:47): We've just been kind of trying to ride out and see what happens with this virus. But that was something we were excited about last Christmas. It was going to be something that we did in person that we made memories doing. So that's another thing to think about is to just think about some type of experience in general, and it doesn't even have to cost money. You know, like if you have a place that you like to go hiking, you can say we're all going to go hiking at this certain day and time or something to that effect. So I would just think along those terms of something kind of think outside the box. I think that for me personally, I feel like Christmas has gotten very commercialized and sometimes we kind of lose focus of the point of the season. And so I've tried to pull back this year from spending as much money and also trying to purchase from the smaller businesses and people that may be hurting during this time. Speaker 1 (08:34): So I've been buying stuff off Etsy and, you know, just kind of thinking outside the box of things and not just buying from the big, huge stores that are already getting all of our business, but looking at the smaller places that, you know, trained to stay alive with what they're doing. And I sometimes think that those types of gifts that are more handmade that are more thought out that they're going to be more meaningful longterm. At least they are for when someone gives me something like that, versus just like a gift card. Not that a gift card, can't be thoughtful because if you think about something that, you know, someone likes a gift card can be thoughtful. Not saying that at all, but basically I think tech is okay in giving them digital things. But if you're looking for something outside of the box, something different to give them, I think these are some great options to think about. I hope that you'll check them out and I will put in the show notes, the links for the ones that I have. So you can check those out. So hope this was helpful. Hope you have a happy holiday season and I will chat with you next. Speaker 2 (09:29): Thanks for tuning in being that mom isn't easy, but together we can be that mom's strong. Don't forget to leave a review, connect on social and join Dolly's free community till next time.

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This week its been a while since we checked in on what's happening in Japan and Korea. Scott Walker, MLA's Regional Manager will provide the latest.     We'll also turn our attention to the UK following the first round of negotiations for the UK- Australia's Free Trade Agreement. We will be joined by Industry taskforce chair Andrew McDonald. 

Luke James and Zak Green return to discuss the leading political headlines of the week, including: · UK-Australia Trade: A turning-point for Brexit Britain? · Free School Meals: Marcus Rashford's rise as a political force Stay Safe, Keep Voting. Links: · Midfield Politics – Twitter · Luke James – Twitter / Portfolio · Zak Green – Twitter Get in Touch: Interested in sponsoring the show, have a guest request, or would like to contribute to the discussion? You can reach us via midfieldpolitics@gmail.com or @MidfieldPolitic on Twitter. -- Black Lives Matter: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/1p7QxOvtvRfHUoMWib8coGHSS8szENXzSjIZKpvp-gtA/htmlview

Kelvin Giles is a legend in Strength and Conditioning. A former UK National and Olympic Track and Field Coach, he spent 30 years in Australia's High Performance Sport environment across organisations including the Australian Institute of Sport, Queensland Academy of Sport, the Canberra Raiders and the Brisbane Broncos. He also led the Australian Rugby Union Elite Player Development program. He's coached 14 Olympic and World Champions athletes over a 40 year career in coaching. He is the CEO of Movement Dynamics UK Ltd and consults for a range of National Governing Bodies and Federations. He also authored the Physical Competency Assessment resources. In this episode, Kelvin discusses: His incredible 40 year career in coaching in the UK/Australia and the influence of mentors. Why training should be athlete-appropriate before sport-appropriate. Quality vs Quantity and "Flirting" with the progression ceiling. Why we should train the physical, technical, tactical in that order. Why coach development is the limitation to athlete development. Why coach mentoring should start the day you get your coaching award. Explicit and Implicit coaching Why patience is so important in coaching. You can follow Kelvin on Twitter via: @kbgiles and via the Movement Dynamics site: www.movementdynamics.com . Keep up to date with Athletic Evolution via our Website, Twitter and Instagram.. You can leave us feedback or submit a question for future episodes here.

Join Kym Nash and His New Co Host Ashley North as They are Joined By Special Guests,Andrew Burdette,Belinda Williams & Lucy Mude,As they Review the Arena Version Of Jesus christ superstar which across the UK/Australia in 2012/2013 Starring Tim Minchin & Melanie C Warning; this episodes Contains Sexual References,Religious References,Jokes About Hitler,Mentions of Child Abuse,so You've been Warned!!

I bet you haven’t thought about the environmental impact of your dog’s poop (and if you have you’re amazing!).The fact is that leaving their waste where they toilet in a health hazard, and the plastic waste and methane production from simply throwing it in the trash is huge.Here are some solutions…The Dog Poop Mountain!over 96 million dogs in US, UK + Australia alone, producing about 12 million tonnes of dog poop every year!If we assume that every dog goes once a day and 1 plastic bag is used to dispose of each motion, then 2900,000,000 plastic bags are used every month just to dispose of dog waste.Dog Waste Disposal OptionsRegular trash + landfillFlush down toiletDoggy septic tankBuryCompostWormeryBiogas systemFull details, along with the pros and cons of each option can be found in the blog

It's here, our first UK/Australia episode! This fortnight we catch up on all the crazy things that have happened in the past couple of weeks and then dive into our topic: coping with worry and uncertainty. As two self-confessed life-long worriers we have stirred ourselves up into our fair share of worried states and got worked up about the uncertainty that the future holds. In the past year or so we've become much better at dealing with worry and uncertainty though and we thought it was time that we shared how we've done this and what we do to put a halt on those worrisome thoughts.Get in touch@20sarehard20sarehard@gmail.comFacebook.com/20sarehard@helenabradbury Helenabradbhry.com@charlotte.phoebe charlottephoebe.comReccomendationsJamie Oliver's Meat Free MealsFriends Cafe in SingaporePumpkin Brownie RecipePumpkin Spice Loaf recipe (it actually turned out really well!)

On this week's The Drill Down podcast, technology meddles in global politics, new platforms for Apple & Instagram, Facebook's cash loses support, the Playstation 5, ...and much, much more.  What We're Playing With Dwayne & Andy: Using the iPhone 11 Headlines Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency loses backing from PayPal Instagram launches Threads, a Close Friends chat app with auto-status Apple releases macOS Catalina What's new in Catalina Audible Book of the Week The Order of Time by Carlo Rovelli Sign up at AudibleTrial.com/TheDrillDown Music Break: Clocks by Coldplay Hot Topics US, UK & Australia pressure Facebook to halt end-to-end encryption plans Microsoft says Iranian hacking group targeted a 2020 US presidential candidate U.S. Blacklists Eight Chinese Tech Companies on Rights Violations Blizzard Bans Gamer, Rescinds Money, on Hong Kong Protest Support Blizzard Employees Staged a Walkout to Protest Ban of Pro-Hong Kong Gamer Music Break: Fly Away by Lenny Kravitz Final Word Exclusive: A Deeper Look at the PlayStation 5 The Drill Down Video of the Week Meet Alice, the battery-powered plane that could herald the age of electric air travel Are Electric Planes Possible? Subscribe! The Drill Down on iTunes (Subscribe now!) Add us on Stitcher! The Drill Down on Facebook The Drill Down on Twitter Geeks Of Doom's The Drill Down is a roundtable-style audio podcast where we discuss the most important issues of the week, in tech and on the web and how they affect us all. Hosts are Geeks of Doom contributor Andrew Sorcini (Mr. BabyMan), marketing research analyst Dwayne De Freitas, and Vudu product manager Tosin Onafowokan.

The UK & Australia have decided on their entries for this years contest, and Sweden are part of the way through it! Nick & Steph are back to guide you through this week's happenings in the world of the Eurovision Song Contest. fastfoodandfireworks@gmail.com

In this interview, I talk to Emma D, marketing mentor and trainer on the one thing that has made the biggest difference to her business! Get more tiny time tips here https://www.yasminvorajee.com/ Emma is a Marketing Mentor & Trainer, she has a degree in Business and a Masters in Marketing, as well as having done a series of digital marketing courses. Emma has 20 years experience in a variety of industries, such as the retail industry having worked in management for German retail giant Lidl for a number of years, equally she has worked significantly as a sales manager, as a market researcher, in the agricultural & bloodstock industry, in addition to the warehouse & logistics industry. Emma has worked extensively in training small to medium Business owners on how to leverage their social media platforms for business. Emma has also worked as a CMO (Chief Marketing Officer) in the Tech Industry for parent and children’s app “FunKidDays’. Emma has an online version of her work and works with entrepreneurs all over Ireland as well as entrepreneurs based in the US , UK & Australia to name a few countries. Emma’s motto to her clients is: “Your Results Are My Results”. Emma works with corporates and business owners on a one to one basis, in addition to in-group settings. She has half day & full day packages as well as having a marketing mentorship available from 3 months / six months and a year programme Website & Social Media Links: Website: www.emmadmarketing.ie Email: emma@emmadmarketing.ie LinkedIn: https://ie.linkedin.com/in/emmadarcy Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/EmmaDmarketing Twitter: https://twitter.com/EmmaDMarketing Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/EmmaDmarketing/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/emmadmarketing/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChrkXA__mU1Gygx_39-zHZA

In this episode Sal, Adam & Justin speak with fitness professionals Martin Silva & Andrew. Martin is a pro physique athlete and trainer and Andrew is a long-time trainer who have been following Mind Pump since the early days. The conversation goes into depth about achieving success as a trainer and leads to our special event to be held at Mind Pump Media Studio headquarters in San Jose October 21st. Listen to get all the details! Check out Martin and Andrew at: @martinsilvafitness @mrbondfitness on Instagram The guys introduce themselves and how they found Mind Pump (5:44) What are the guys looking to build their business for the future? (11:15) Good trainer a therapist first Sal talks about how a trainer can de-stress a client before they train (14:58) Justin talks about how he sold his training packages (23:03) Guys talk social media and treating it as a business (27:00) True net worth is your net circle Right and wrong follower Transparency is key Have to speak to your platform Provide free information full of value Build community How big is the fitness industry in the UK/Australia? (49:00) Guys talk body image issues in men (50:30) When was Martin in the worst shape of his life? (54:27) Find your why first Seek health first rather than the look Relationship to food Guys talk scaling your business and give final thoughts (1:03:48) The Mind Pump guys ask Martin and Andrew what they need to better build their business Related Links/Products Mentioned Martin Silva's website Martin Silva (@martinsilvafitness) • Instagram Andrew Bond (@mrbondfitness) • Instagram Special Trainer's Day Event – Oct. 21, 2017 at Mind Pump Studio Headquarters in San Jose, CA – SIGN UP NOW!! Body-Part Splits Are Dead | T Nation (article) Entrepreneurs on Fire with John Lee Dumas - Daily business podcast interviews Mind Pump TV (YouTube) Organifi Coupon Code "mindpump" People Mentioned: Joe Donnelly (@joedonnellyfit)  Instagram Layne Norton, PhD (@biolayne)  Instagram Tom Bilyeu (@TomBilyeu)  Twitter Joey Swoll (@joeyswoll) • Instagram Would you like to be coached by Sal, Adam & Justin? You can get 30 days of virtual coaching from them for FREE at www.mindpumpmedia.com. Get our newest program, MAPS Prime Pro, which shows you how to self assess and correct muscle recruitment patterns that cause pain and impede performance and gains. Get it at www.mindpumpmedia.com! Get MAPS Prime, MAPS Anywhere, MAPS Anabolic, MAPS Performance, MAPS Aesthetic, the Butt Builder Blueprint, the Sexy Athlete Mod AND KB4A (The MAPS Super Bundle) packaged together at a substantial DISCOUNT at www.mindpumpmedia.com. Make EVERY workout better with MAPS Prime, the only pre-workout you need… it is now available at mindpumpmedia.com Have Sal, Adam & Justin personally train you via video instruction on our YouTube channel, Mind Pump TV. Be sure to Subscribe for updates. Get your Kimera Koffee at www.kimerakoffee.com, code "mindpump" for 10% off! Get Organifi, certified organic greens, protein, probiotics, etc at www.organifi.com Use the code “mindpump” for 20% off. Go to foursigmatic.com/mindpump and use the discount code “mindpump” for 15% off of your first order of health & energy boosting mushroom products. Add to the incredible brain enhancing effect of Kimera Koffee with www.brain.fm/mindpump 10 Free sessions! Music for the brain for incredible focus, sleep and naps! Also includes 20% if you purchase! Please subscribe, rate and review this show! Each week our favorite reviewers are announced on the show and sent Mind Pump T-shirts! Have questions for Mind Pump? Each Monday on Instagram (@mindpumpmedia) look for the QUAH post and input your question there. (Sal, Adam & Justin will answer as many questions as they can)

Wide spectrum eclectic electronic. Ambient glitch post rock tech metal house fusion. Australian independent musicians and artists from USA, South Africa, Belgium, UK, Ireland. Hosted by Pixieguts. Broadcast all over Australia on ABC Radio National.01 Native Dog - Ahh Natural Light (Australia)02 Specta Ciera - A New Name (USA)03 Runman - The Cheating Game (Australia)04 Indidginus and OOOD - Madame Blerta's Carnival (South Africa)05 Big Block 454 - Yockenthwaite (UK)06 Matt Stevens - Frost (UK)07 Psy'Aviah - Virtual Gods (Belgium)08 The Last Sound - OTLKTGIF (Ollie Olsen Remix) (Ireland/Australia)09 Tricil - The Emancipation (USA)10 SK123 - Shrunk Rubber Joint (UK)11 Cwtch - Future Past (UK/Australia)12 Chris23 - Approach (USA)13 KiloWatts - Amethyst (USA)14 Auma - Machromatic (Australia)Duration: 1:14:41Click to play / right-click to download

http://traffic.libsyn.com/iblindtech/AP-005-TalkingMedia.mp3   In the utterly professional manner you've come to expect from the Audio Pizza team, we discuss the options available when it comes to accessible media. While Kayaker hosts and tries to remember his own name, Shaun discusses everything video. With Netflix being the only mainstream video on demand service that offers anything close to a reasonable amount of audio described content, we see just what other options are out there including the audio only Blindy TV and the new 100% audio described streaming service Tell Me TV. Also just why is there so little choice when it comes to accessible televisions and set top boxes, and could the perfect solution to on tap audio description already exist in the form of a smartphone app? Next, we move on to books. With the excellent Audible service offering convenient access to the latest audio books but at a price we look at what services are available in the US, UK & Australia that offer audio books for free.  Such as RNIB Overdrive, Vision Australia and Baird or even your local library. To wrap up, we find out what books and shows we're enjoying at the moment and just why Kayaker loves Game of Thrones so much. For more information on the Tell Me TV service and to get a discount code check out our interview with Kevin Shaw, President and CEO of Tell Me TV in the next episode of Audio Pizza. Episode Links: Netflix. TIVO Screen Reader. Tell Me TV.  The 100% Audio Described Video Streaming Service. Blindy TV. Disney Movies Anywhere App. Audible. National Library Service (US) RNIB Overdrive Talking Books Service. RNIB Newsagents. The Podcast Engineering Show. Life After Blindness Podcast.   Download or Play

Steve Keen joins us to talk about the quandary of low interest rates. Plus the latest events from NZ, the US, UK & Australia.RUNNING ORDER00:00 Introduction01:29 Business confidence on the rise?02:40 Abbott in wrecking mode03:52 Coal, the little black rock11:18 Presidential campaign latest16:04 Another mass shooting in the US21:55 Steve Keen on why interest rates won't budge upwards37:23 Who asked for trams in Sydney?38:47 Tesla's biggest obstacle41:10 Goodbye to Denis Healey, RIP43:36 Tories meet in Manchester46:05 Britain exports prisons49:06 Britain's 16 year old terrorist53:40 Syria, even Julie Bishop is confused56:21 John Key butters up Murdoch59:04 Big wind in New Zealand. Is that news?1:03:00 Can a Kiwi save English rugby?1:05:02 Should all major sporting events be a public holiday?1:07:00 Steelworks for Sydney Harbour Bridge to close1:11:40 Plastic not so fantastic - bags to go1:13:45 England breaks Rugby World record1:16:14 Competition hots up for tree of the year1:18:53 Aussie tourism on the rise from China1:22:38 Pope - did he meet Kim Davis?1:26:05 Shell pulls out of Alaskan exploration

Professor Matthew McGilvray, University of Oxford and Professor Richard Morgan, University of Queensland give a talk at the Department of Engineering Science as part of the 41st Maurice Lubbock Memorial Lecture programme.

Professor Matthew McGilvray, University of Oxford and Professor Richard Morgan, University of Queensland give a talk at the Department of Engineering Science as part of the 41st Maurice Lubbock Memorial Lecture programme.

Professor Bronwen Morgan (University of New South Wales) seeks to bring into dialogue two previously unrelated areas of scholarship: legal consciousness and diverse economies, as a way of illuminating the analysis of community-level action for sustainability, including its troubled relationship to the emerging 'sharing economy'. She draws indirectly on a comparative UK-Australia study of 'grassroots innovations' ("networks of activists and organisations generating novel bottom-up solutions for sustainable development") in food, energy and transport. These initiatives stress, to varying degrees, civil society, activism, localism and community even while tensions emerge with particular forms of the sharing economy that enact and rely on much more extractive modes of 'business-as-usual'. Presented Friday 01 May 2015.

Slides here: https://defcon.org/images/defcon-22/dc-22-presentations/Cerrudo/DEFCON-22-Cesar-Cerrudo-Hacking-Traffic-Control-Systems-UPDATED.pdf Hacking US (and UK, Australia, France, etc.) traffic control systems Cesar Cerrudo CTO, IOACTIVE LABS Probably many of us have seen that scene from "Live Free or Die Hard" (Die Hard 4) were the "terrorist hackers" manipulate traffic signals by just hitting Enter key or typing a few keys, I wanted to do that! so I started to look around and of course I couldn't get to do the same, that's too Hollywood style! but I got pretty close. I found some interesting devices used by traffic control systems on important cities such as Washington DC, Seattle, New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, etc. and I could hack them :) I also found that these devices are also used in cities from UK, France, Australia, China, etc. making them even more interesting. This presentation will tell the whole story from how the devices were acquired, the research, on site testing demos (at Seattle, New York and Washington DC), vulnerabilities found and how they can be exploited, and finally some possible NSA style attacks (or should I say cyberwar style attacks?) Oh, I almost forgot, after this presentation anyone will be able to hack these devices and mess traffic control systems since there is no patch available (sorry didn't want to say 0day ;)) I hope that after this I still be allowed to enter (or leave?) the US Cesar Cerrudo is CTO at IOActive Labs where he leads the team in producing ongoing cutting edge research in the areas of SCADA, mobile device, application security and more. Formerly the founder and CEO of Argeniss Consulting, acquired by IOActive, Cesar is a world renown security researcher and specialist in application security. Throughout his career, Cesar is credited with discovering and helping to eliminate dozens of vulnerabilities in leading applications including Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle database server, IBM DB2, Microsoft BizTalk Server, Microsoft Commerce Server, Microsoft Windows, Yahoo! Messenger, etc. In addition, Cesar has authored several white papers on database, application security, attacks and exploitation techniques and he has been invited to present at a variety of companies and conferences including Microsoft, Black Hat, Bellua, CanSecWest, EuSecWest, WebSec, HITB, Microsoft BlueHat, EkoParty, FRHACK, H2HC, Defcon, Infiltrate, etc. Cesar collaborates with and is regularly quoted in print and online publications including eWeek, ComputerWorld, and other leading journals. Twitter: @cesarcer