Melbourne vs Greater Western Sydney: First Quarter - Round 1, 2016
Footy's Back! Melbourne's opening match of the season saw clash against an impressive GWS side expected to make finals after five years of developing a strong core group of young and old players. Despite a convincing first quarter by the Demons, they were unable to maintain it over next two. Facing a 21 point deficit during the final break, the Demons and came alive and kicked six goals in the final quarter to clinch a two point win in a thriller at the MCG on what was Jack Watts' 25th birthday. Future captain Jack Viney dominated in the midfield, winning 32 possessions while Melbourne debutants Clayton Oliver (22 possessions) and Ben Kennedy (21 possessions and a goal) impressed in their first outing in the red and blue.
Melbourne vs Greater Western Sydney: Fourth Quarter - Round 1, 2016
Includes post-match interviews with Jack Viney, Jesse Hogan and Clayton Oliver.
Footy's Back! Melbourne's opening match of the season saw clash against an impressive GWS side expected to make finals after five years of developing a strong core group of young and old players. Despite a convincing first quarter by the Demons, they were unable to maintain it over next two. Facing a 21 point deficit during the final break, the Demons and came alive and kicked six goals in the final quarter to clinch a two point win in a thriller at the MCG on what was Jack Watts' 25th birthday. Future captain Jack Viney dominated in the midfield, winning 32 possessions while Melbourne debutants Clayton Oliver (22 possessions) and Ben Kennedy (21 possessions and a goal) impressed in their first outing in the red and blue.
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2009 WA Tourism Awards Highlights
Tourism Awards Make a Splash
Tourism industry representatives and guests from around the state gathered last night at the Burswood Entertainment Complex Grand Ballroom for the prestigious Western Australian Tourism Awards -- the State's highest honours in tourism excellence.
The Gala Dinner, attended by over 820 guests, saw the coming together of the top tourism businesses throughout Western Australia.
The evening, hosted by Channel 10's Narelda Jacobs and 94.5fm's Dean Clairs, featured a spectacular Under the Sea theme complemented by dazzling entertainment.
The tradition of the Brand family's long standing involvement in the tourism industry in Western Australia continued last night with Lady Brand being accompanied by Dr. Jennie Bickmore-Brand to present the prestigious Sir David Brand Awards.
The Sir David Brand Award for Tourism, recognising the outstanding achievement by an organisation in promoting or servicing the Western Australian tourism industry, was won by the Augusta Margaret River Tourism Association for the second year in a row. Chris Pye, a stalwart of the tourism industry in Western Australia, won the Sir David Brand Medal for Outstanding Contribution by an Individual and Jasmine Meagher won the Sir David Brand Young Achiever Medal.
This year's Awards drew over 50 new entrants from a wide range of tourism businesses, from all parts of Western Australia which is an indication of the strength of the tourism industry in these difficult economic times said Graham Moss, CEO of Tourism Council WA and Chair of Judges for the Awards. The quality of the submissions was outstanding and a testimony to the calibre of tourism facilities, services and operations in Western Australia.
The winner of each category will go on to participate in the Qantas Australian Tourism Awards to be announced in February 2010. Mr. Moss said that with the quality of the winning submissions, I am confident that Western Australian entries will once again fare well in the National Awards.
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Technology, Education and the Work of the Future | Peter Dean | TEDxFulbrightPerth
The power of human knowledge has taken the West in many different directions over the last twenty years. From the turn of the century a technology revolution has swept the globe holding out the promise of greater freedom and a more inclusive and equal society. But as technology has advanced, so too has unequal progress and concerns over the nature of these changes. One of the key questions facing moderns societies in this “fourth industrial revolution” is what will be the impact of digital disruption on how we work and the type of jobs that will have? In this new technological world how do we prepare for the future of work and what role is there for education in preparing us for the jobs of 2030? Peter is the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Education) at The University of Western Australia. An award winning teaching his career the education spans more than 20 years and has seen him work as a high school teacher, curriculum designer, education consultant and university leader. Before joining UWA, Peter held leadership positions in education at the Australian National University and the University of Notre Dame Australia. Peter’s research discipline is in strategic studies and he has been a Fulbright Fellow, an Endeavour Research Scholar, as well as a non-resident fellow with the Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and at Georgetown University in Washington D.C. An author of eight books Peter is also the series co-editor of the Melbourne University Press Defence Studies and a member of the Editorial Board of the Australian Army Journal. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at
What type of properties can foreign investors purchase in Australia? | Berman Buys
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Hello and welcome back to daily buying tips, I’m Dean Berman from Berman Buys.
Today were going to discuss what types of property foreign investors can purchase in Australia.
You may think why are foreigners allowed to buy property in Australia?
Isn’t it unfair for everyday Australians?
After doing a bit of research on the area I actually think it’s an area where a decent amount of logic prevails.
The reason foreigners can buy property according to the Foreign Investment Review Board or FIRB “is to increase Australia’s housing supply”.
The theory goes that the money from overseas, will help build new properties locally.
Without that money it would be hard to supply as many properties as we need, leading to upward pressure on prices.
The flow on benefits are through the construction process “new jobs will be created which will help support economic growth for everyday Australians”.
Effectively this money is helping companies to employ more people, who in turn can experience better wages and standards of living.
Foreign investment also increases government revenue from “stamp duties” and “other taxes”.
Here are some of the coolest findings on foreign investment:
As foreign investment is used to supply more housing, it makes sense foreigners can’t purchase established residential property in Australia because it’s doing the opposite.
This is why they can generally get an “exemption certificate” when purchasing off the plan property through a developer whose projects has more than 50 properties in a multi-level building, they can’t purchase house and land packages or townhouses.
The only time foreigners can get approval for established property, when it’s for redevelopment and at least 2 dwellings are built for the one demolished, the foreigner has to have approval before entering into an unconditional contract though.
Foreigners can buy vacant land for this same reason as they will be adding a house where there was none before, but need approval, the house needs to be built within 4 years to stop land banking. The approval fees increase with price.
If a foreigner lives in an Australian property for more than 6 months in a year, they will need to pay a vacancy fee which is to encourage greater levels of rental stock in the market.
Commercial property seems to be more relaxed, as foreigners can usually purchase commercial property without needing approval, if the value is generally below $266m.
Large penalties apply for breaching foreign investment rules, ranging from a few thousand dollars to a few hundred thousand dollars
All in all foreign investment policy seems to make sense to me when the rules are followed.
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Dean Kent: Career Highlights (2013 - 2016)
Drafted with pick 48 in the 2012 AFL National Draft, It didn't take long for Dean Kent to break into the senior team and make an impression on his fans, coaches and teammates.
Boasting elite speed, power, aggression and a lethal left boot, Kent quickly made an impression as a half forward for the Demons, playing 15 games in his debut season.
While he only playing 13 games in 2014 as a result of injury, Kent's back half of the season was particularly strong. This included a key role in the thrilling Round 13 victory against Essendon, where he gathered 18 disposals and kicked two incredible second half goals.
On the verge of a breakout season with the Demons in 2015, Kent tragically tore his hamstring early in the season which left him on the sidelines for most of the year. Following surgery on his troublesome hamstring, Kent returned to complete a full pre-season.
What followed was a breakout 2016 season for Dean Kent, where he played 20 games, kicked 25 goals and cemented an important role as a half forward he can occasionally apply his pace and left foot in the midfield.
During the 2016 season, Kent signed on with the Demons until the conclusion of the 2018 season, shaping as an important and lively player for the Demons as they continue their climb up the ladder.
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Coming Soon: The MFC Class of 2016: The Debutantes and the Rising Stars
NRC14 Rd7: Perth Spirit v QLD Country Highlights
Catch all the highlight from Perth Spirit and QLD Country at Lark Hill Sporting Complex, Rockingham.
Parramatta City - The Heart of Western Sydney Promotional Video by Flicks - Video Production Sydney
In promoting Parramatta as ‘The Heart of Greater Western Sydney’ - a place to live, work and play - Flicks created an exciting, three part DVD.
Shot entirely on location over one week, it features fresh new imagery of Australia’s 4th largest CBD. Flicks were engaged to produce a contemporary, promotional DVD that showcased the economic and cultural diversity of the area.
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GWS theme song memes grand final edition!
Dean Lewis and tones & I singing the gws theme song
Curtin Medical School - What you need to know to get in
Missed out on attending a medical school information session at Curtin Open Day 2016? This video is a complete recording of the first information session with presentations from the Pro Vice-Chancellor of Health Sciences and key staff from the Curtin Medical School including the Dean, Professor William Hart.
Chapter Markers:
0:00 Introduction, Professor William Hart
2:49 Overview of a Health Sciences degree, Professor Michael Berndt
5:59 Overview of the Medical School, Professor William Hart
22:56 A Career in Medicine, Associate Professor Fraser Brims
33:12 Curriculum of the Medical School, Professor Sandra Kemp
42:44 Final words, Professor William Hart
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Teen dies after fight outside middle school
A 13-year old girl from Attucks Middle School ended up on life support at Texas Children's Hospital two days after a fight off campus.
Kashala Francis' mother, Mamie Jackson, says her daughter told her she was attacked by two girls after school on Thursday, and that another girl later jumped in and kicked her in the head.
Jackson says when her daughter returned home Thursday afternoon, she had a bruise on her face, but insisted she was okay.
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Activism that gives hope and security that is at risk - Climate Action News October 2019
Climate Action News October show
As leaders fail to act in a time of crisis, it's easy to doubt the positive effects of activism. But there are many examples of when the climate movement has contributed to meaningful progress. The marches ahead of COP 21 emboldened world leaders to work out the Paris agreement, tireless advocacy for a carbon fee and dividend system has led to the adoption of such policies in Switzerland and Canada, and the school strike movement continues to amplify our sense of emergency.
The initial video - Homefront - Facing Australia's Climate Emergency- is with rights from Breakthrough, National Centre for Climate Restoration, available here:
It focuses on the security threats and presents some of Australia's former security, defence and political leaders who all warn us that climate change is 'a catalyst for conflict' and a 'threat multiplier' as it fuels instability in the world’s most vulnerable regions.
But as we know progress has been much too slow. We already experience the effects global warming has on our security, well-being, and social stability. Security analysts and military personnel are often among the most forthcoming about the seriousness of our situation, as it is in their DNA to assess systematic risks.
This is a broadcast about hope through activism and the clarity of the security perspective. Welcome!
Guests:
Cathy Orlando Citizens’ Climate Lobby Canada, Jamie DeMarco Citizens’ Climate Lobby , Andreas Follér Head of Sustainability Scania, Isabelle Axelsson Fridays For Future, Nick Nuttall Earth Day Network, Jill Kubit Our Kids' Climate, Jamie Margolin This is Zero hour, Ian Dunlop Breakthrough National Centre for Climate Restoration, Neil Morisetti Vice Dean Public Policy, Faculty of Engineering Sciences UCL and Dr. Sweta Chakraborty We Don't Have Time US Representative.
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Part 1: Security risks…and cause for hope
Human security is at critical risk by climate change. In this segment of the show we took a look at how climate change has contributed to current military conflicts and security issues within nations—and what we can expect more of.
It’s a frightening potential. But it’s also crucial we not lose sight of hope or progress in the climate action movement, so in this same segment we uncovered several measurable developments that our momentum has attained.
Last month’s seven-million-strong force of global climate strikers is an important reflection of our potential. Then, last week, there was the second-largest donation ever made to a U.S. university—$750 million—to combat climate change. The EU is making important strides with emissions reductions (paradoxically, even by doing nothing). Coal consumption is falling. National militaries are changing their ways. Parents around the world are speaking up with their children. Take a look at these signposts of progress and more…
Part 2: Actions you can join
In this second segment of last night’s show, Climate Action News featured several climate action forces you can join around the world.
Press Sweden to step forward into its clear role as a world leader in decarbonization. Help young voters in your country get to the polls when it’s time to vote for leaders and policies that can make or break the climate. Join a climate campaign in Canada (and offset some hatred in the meantime). There’s all this and more in last night’s “Call to Action” segment…
Part 3: But…does climate action really work?
Climate Action News rounded out last night with a probing gaze into what the current climate action momentum means and where it must lead to create the necessary greater worldwide actions.
We asked Scania, a major player in the global transportation industry, what they’re doing to create solutions to the climate crisis. We got fresh perspective on the effects of climate lobbying in Canada and the U.S. We found out what the missing ingredient has been in the climate movement—until now. (And if you’re a Les Miserables fan, you’re going to really appreciate this bit!)
'Hot Rock' person. Prof Janet Hergt Deputy Dean Science, Melbourne Uni
Prof Janet Hergt of University Melbourne talks about KImberley Foundation Australia's Rock Art Dating project
Brogan a Giant target - AFL
Dean Brogan tries to lift GWS against the Saints. For more video, head to
OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST WEIGHTLIFTING LEGEND DEAN LUKIN TEARS UP PHONE BOOK
Dinko (Dean) Lukin, OAM[1] (born 26 May 1960 in Sydney, New South Wales) is a retired weightlifter from Australia. Lukin won the gold medal in the Super Heavyweight category at the 1984 Summer Olympics. He carried the Australian flag during the closing ceremony of the 1984 games, and remains Australia's only Olympic gold medalist for weightlifting. He also saw success in the Commonwealth Games, winning gold medals in the super heavyweight division of the 1982 Brisbane games and the 1986 Edinburgh games.
Although born in Sydney, Lukin's family moved to the South Australian town of Port Lincoln when he was just 5 years old. Lukin was a tuna fisherman who shot to fame as a weightlifter in the 1980s, then returned to run the family fishery business. In 2000, a portrait of him was hung in the Archibald Prize called Strongest Man of the Games, painted by David Bromley.
In a press conference following his 1984 Olympic gold medal, Lukin reportedly told assembled journalists that instead of focusing upon his victory, they should assemble for the disabled games and show those competitors as much time and respect as they had shown him. This was because their achievements were far greater than mine.
In a bid to get healthier during the late 1990s, Lukin went on a diet and lost a lot of the weight that made him one of the top Super Heavyweight weightlifters in the world, claiming that his waist was now the size that his upper thighs were during the 1984 Olympic Games.
Lukin was inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame in 1985.
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PTV: Cassisi on GWS
Skipper Dom Cassisi talks about the upcoming clash with former teammates Dean Brogan and Chad Cornes and former coach Mark Williams in Sydney.