Federal Senator Matt Canavan says he is morally opposed to leaving Australians stranded in India. It puts him at odds with his own party as well as Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Health Minister Greg Hunt. The federal government has banned flights from India until May 15 as the country’s COVID-19 crisis deepens. “At the […]
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04/05/2021
Sack them: AMA demands WA Health axings over ‘bad advice’
The WA branch of the Australian Medical Association is again calling on the state government to implement all of the recommendations from a report into Perth’s hotel quarantine system. Health officials say they are still trying to determine how a hotel security guard caught COVID-19 from infected returned travellers staying at the Pan Pacific Perth […]
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04/05/2021
Why Australia’s ban on travel from India could be subject to legal challenges
Lawyers believe the travel ban preventing Australians in India from returning home could be subject to legal challenges. Until at least May 15, a travel ban will be enforced and Australians stuck in India who breach the rules could face up to five years in jail and a $66,000 fine. The government says the decision has […]
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03/05/2021
Aishwarya Aswath’s parents emotional ‘fight for answers’
The grieving parents of a seven-year-old girl who died at Perth Children’s Hospital say they are still fighting for answers. Aishwarya Aswath died four weeks ago, after having to wait two hours to be seen by emergency staff. Her parents held a hunger strike at the hospital over the weekend, demanding an independent inquiry into […]
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03/05/2021
WA farmer slams cooking websites move to ban beef
Popular American cooking website, Epicurious, has announced it will no longer publish beef recipes over concerns about climate change. The move has Western Australian beef producers shaking their heads. President of the Pastoralists and Graziers Association of WA, Tony Seabrook, labelled the move as “virtual signaling”. “It is a free world and if these people […]
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30/04/2021
Thirty-seven schools across Australia last week took part in the launch of the New Metrics project – a style of learning and assessment which is part of the “paradigm shift” away from ATAR as a measurement tool. All Saints’ College is the only WA school to join the program and Dean of Teching and Learning […]
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23/02/2021
Childhood chess and its links to risk-taking and strategy later in life
New research by Monash University and Deakin University has found chess boosted children’s foresight, caution and arithmetic, and reduced risk aversion. Chess Association of WA President Alan Wolstencroft joined Liam Bartlett to share first hand the benefit of playing chess for young people.
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23/02/2021
Why teens are “future forecasting” and how you can help
Youth coach Founder of ROC Coaching Claire Eaton joins Liam Bartlett to explore why a growing number of teens are “future forecasting” and how parents can help their kids to worry less about their future.
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04/02/2021
“We need to up our game”
AMA WA President Dr Andrew Miller told Liam Bartlett Western Australia needs to get “super serious” about its preparedness for a COVID-19 outbreak. Dr Miller said measures such as ensuring staff working in hotel quarantine weren’t working elsewhere and bus drivers had appropriate respiratory equipment were simple measures that weren’t being taken. “These are just […]
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12/01/2021
Australia Post Licensees still standing behind CEO Christine Holgate
Licensed Post Office Group Executive Director Angela Cramp says the 2850 community post office owners she represents have been appalled by the Prime Minister’s potential attack on their viability. Cramp told Jane Marwick on Mornings the licensees had been struggling for 15 years to develop a viable business model and Ms Holgate had finally brought […]
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07/01/2021
This year on Mornings with Gareth Parker, we want to recognise the Random Acts of Kindness being performed everyday in our communities. We are asking listeners to get in touch and let us know when they witness a random act of kindness. Thanks to WA Assett – the Bathroom Renovators, each month we will pick […]
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15/04/2019
We have our first winner!
This year on Mornings with Gareth Parker, we want to recognise the Random Acts of Kindness being performed everyday in our communities. We are asking listeners to get in touch and let us know when they witness a random act of kindness. Thanks to WA Assett – the Bathroom Renovators, each month we will pick […]
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08/03/2019
Random Acts of Kindness
This year on Mornings with Gareth Parker, we want to recognise the Random Acts of Kindness being performed everyday in our communities. We are asking listeners to get in touch and let us know when they witness a random act of kindness. Thanks to WA Assett – the Bathroom Renovators, each month we will pick […]
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04/02/2019
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