Mar 10, 2014
Newcastle City Council general manager Ken Gouldthorpe speaks with Aaron Kearney about the sackings of Judy Jaeger and Ron Ramsay in relation to the transaction surrounding the Brett Whiteley sculpture Black Totem II.
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Newcastle City Council general manager Ken Gouldthorpe speaks with Aaron Kearney about the sackings of Judy Jaeger and Ron Ramsay in relation to the transaction surrounding the Brett Whiteley sculpture Black Totem II.
Greens Senate candidate Cate Faehrmann on mining, dust and Hunter jobs
As the leading third party and party of protest, you might expect the level of disenchantment with both the ALP and the Coalition will lead to a bumper election this year for the Greens.
But much analysis suggests that in fact the Greens are facing an uphill battle to maintain their influence. The Coalition is aggressively preferencing away from them and all the major parties are trying to pin certain unpopular environmental initiatives – not the least of them the carbon tax – on the Greens.
Throw into the mix a whole heaps of small single issue parties and today an accusation that the Wikileaks party is nothing more than a front for the Greens and the picture is very muddy indeed.
NSW Lead Senate candidate for the Greens Cate Fahrmann is in the Hunter today to launch the local campaign with Greens candidate for Newcastle Michael Osbourne.
She spoke with Aaron Kearney about how a 'Green' future would impact local jobs in the Hunter region, and whether miners are collatoral damage for a clean-energy future.
To hear her thoughts, listen here: http://bit.ly/16Bh0zz
When I was interning with the 1233 ABC Newcastle breakfast show in 2008/09 I recorded a series called "5 Minute Skill". The premise was that I learn to do a bunch of different things in 5 minute lessons.
I just discovered the surviving episodes, and couldn't let them go to waste.
This week, I learn to conduct an orchestra from Orchestra Nova's John Nottle.
When I was interning with the 1233 ABC Newcastle breakfast show in 2008/09 I recorded a series called "5 Minute Skill". The premise was that I learn to do a bunch of different things in 5 minute lessons.
I just discovered the surviving episodes, and couldn't let them go to waste.
This week, ringing church bells at Christchurch Cathedral, Newcastle.
When I was interning with the 1233 ABC Newcastle breakfast show in 2008/09 I recorded a series called "5 Minute Skill". The premise was that I learn to do a bunch of different things in 5 minute lessons.
In this episode I learned to box from a local boxing coach.