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"Bring down this house of cards" - finance specialist calls on creditors not to accept Nicheliving proposal

Former Nicheliving client and finance specialist Colin Such recommends creditors vote against a deal being put forward by Nicheliving Directors Ronnie Michel-Elhaj and Paul Bitdorf.
A man smiles while wearing a suit jacket over a t-shirt.
Duration: 11 minutes 18 seconds

Published: Source: ListenTopic: Construction and Real Estate Industrywith Nadia Mitsopoulos

PM pledges cash to save Perth's Sculpture by the Sea, but it's too late for 2025

A $1.5 million package to revive the Sculpture by the Sea exhibition in Cottesloe has been announced by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, but organisers say there's not enough time to save next year's event.
Several grass tree sculptures made from yarn are pictured on the sand at Cottesloe beach.

Published: Source: ABC NewsTopic: Sculptureby Tabarak Al Jrood

Bovaer manufacturer insists the cattle supplement is safe

The company that manufactures a cattle feed supplement, designed to reduce methane emissions, says any concerns about the safety of the product is fake news. 
A graphic explaining how Bovaer works.
Duration: 12 minutes 23 seconds

Published: Source: ListenTopic: Beef Cattle Feedlotsby Belinda Varischetti

Did you know Australia has an Indigenous Space program?

The National Indigenous Space Academy is seeking applicants from First Nations university students who are studying STEM for internships that could see them taking part in NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab.
A group of students stand in front of a NASA sign smiling.
Duration: 9 minutes 34 seconds

Published: Source: ABC Radio PerthTopic: Space Explorationwith Michael Tetlow

Men allegedly scammed $350k from bank customers in elaborate SMS phishing ruse

Police say four men charged with fraud offences used a sophisticated phishing scam to steal money from hundreds of bank accounts after customers were tricked with fake text messages.
A man whose face is blurred is escorted by police at Perth Airport.

Published: Source: ABC NewsTopic: Scams and Fraudby Kenith Png

More Australian Gen Z men are turning to God, while Gen Z women leave the church in large numbers

New Australian research has found that young men are identifying as Christian and seeing the benefits of organised religion at much higher rates than women of the same generation.
a young man and young woman hype up the crowd on the stage of a Christian youth camp

Published: Source: triple j HackTopic: Christianityby Shalailah Medhora

Family of woman allegedly murdered by son says 'justice system failed her every time'

The family of a mother allegedly murdered by her son in Geraldton say she repeatedly asked for help but was ultimately failed by the system.
A man and woman sit next to each other looking very serious.

Published: Source: ABC NewsTopic: Domestic Violenceby Tabarak Al Jrood

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SOS: Something's eating my veggies (and it's not me)

Amber and Sabrina discuss the best ways to keep common garden pests and weeds under control.  0:55 Sab's bid to save the Perth Cultural Centre Wetlands.  33:26 Best traps for the worst pests?  41:20 Nematodes; nemesis or not so bad? 
A cabbage moth on a flower.
Duration: 55 minutes 43 seconds

Source: ABC Radio PerthTopic: Gardeningwith Amber Cunningham and Sabrina Hahn

"Bring down this house of cards" - finance specialist calls on creditors not to accept Nicheliving proposal

Former Nicheliving client and finance specialist Colin Such recommends creditors vote against a deal being put forward by Nicheliving Directors Ronnie Michel-Elhaj and Paul Bitdorf.
A man smiles while wearing a suit jacket over a t-shirt.
Duration: 11 minutes 18 seconds

Source: ListenTopic: Construction and Real Estate Industrywith Nadia Mitsopoulos

Trials of Modern Life: Is it rude to bring your own hot sauce if you're invited over for dinner?

On today's Trials of Modern Life: 00:57 A colleague sucks up to the bosses, but treats everyone badly. What can you do?  05:25 You are givingsomeone a second hand book, but you find an inscription inside. Is it okay to tear out? 
Hamlet Hot Sauce
Duration: 22 minutes

Source: ABC Radio PerthTopic: Ethicswith Jo Trilling

Motoring: Where are most electric vehicles made?

On today's show: 00:34 Toby discusses Chinese made EVs. 03:31 When driving off road, would Toby prefer the Subaru Solterra or another all-wheel drive EV like its Toyota cousin? 07:28 The new electric Jag. 
A white Tesla and black Volvo parked in 'electric vehicles only' bays, plugged into a charging station in Brisbane
Duration: 13 minutes

Source: ABC Radio PerthTopic: Automobile Enthusiasmwith Jo Trilling

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Hope worst of threat has passed from bushfire emergency near Cervantes, Wedge Island north of Perth

Authorities are growing in confidence that they are starting to gain the upper hand on a huge bushfire that has been threatening a string of coastal communities north of Perth.
Duration: 2 minutes 12 seconds

Source: ABC News

A timelapse of the smoke over the beach in Cervantes on Wednesday evening.

An entire town north of Perth has been told to evacuate as a massive bushfire rages on that has already injured two firefighters and sent smoke billowing 1,000 kilometres away.
Duration: 58 seconds

Source: ABC News

Man extradited from WA to NSW to face kidnapping charges

A 25-year-old man was extradited from Western Australia to New South Wales on Monday, where he was charged with kidnapping and shooting offences.
Duration: 27 seconds

Source: ABC Mid North Coast

Libby Mettam survives challenge to leadership at Liberal Party meeting

WA Liberal leader Libby Mettam has survived a bid to oust her from the top job less than four months out from WA's election.
Duration: 4 minutes 12 seconds

Source: ABC News

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