Nine News State Political Reporter Andrew Lund talks to Colin Tyrus about the fallout from the Liberal Party turmoil in Canberra in the lead up to the State Election. Andrew says most voters know how to differentiate between State and Federal issues, but they might choose to punish the Liberal Party at the State level because the Victorian election comes before the next Federal poll.
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Employment and recruitment consultant Graham Wynn talks to Colin Tyrus about getting “work ready”. But he also reveals that some employers – particularly small and medium business operators – don’t want to hire people who might “rock the boat” or report unacceptable behaviour such as swearing and sexism in the workplace. If you think those days are gone, have a listen to this interview.
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Brighton City Council is preparing for a six-month trial of a new commuter shuttle bus service that will take Brighton and East Brighton residents to Middle Brighton Station and home again. In this interview, Cr Alex del Porto talks about his approach to dealing with the car parking shortage at the station.
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When your football club makes the AFL finals for the first time in 12 years that’s cause to celebrate. In this sports segment, Colin Tyrus talks to fellow Demons supporter Adam Woolcock about the Melbourne Football Club’s chances of securing its first Premiership since 1964.
Adam is the man behind demonwiki.org and the author of the book “The Great Deepression”. In this audio from “A Newsman and his Music” on 27 August 2018, you’ll hear the players sing the club song after the previous days victory over Greater Western Sydney. Go Dees!
Get Ready ’cause here they come! is a dance event organised by the not-for-profit society “Hooked on Dancing”. Organiser Sam spoke to Colin Tyrus and tells us that tickets are now on sale for the 24 August event at Eddies Band Room, 168 Chesterville Road, Cheltenham. For enquiries and table bookings, phone 0417 054 993
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On the second edition of “A Newsman and his Music”, host Colin Tyrus spoke to the Mayor of Glen Eira Tony Athanasopoulos about the interim height controls for developments in Bentleigh, Elsternwick and Carnegie.
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