Please click the link above to download the 30 second audio file to your iTunes and listen in as Kellie, who’s 5.5 months pregnant describes her “contact” with a private schoolboy ( iPod attached ) on a Transperth bus ( hat tips to thewest.com.au for the story and and 6pr.com.au for the audio )Click here for more great interviews by Simon Beaumont on Perth’s radio 6PR
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Tony is a journalist, broadcaster and educator based in Perth, Western Australia.
Tony's professional background includes senior positions in radio and TV newsrooms and current affairs in Australia, Asia and the Middle East, several tours as Middle East and South East Asia correspondent, and decades of community advocacy at home.
Business, community and political leaders at state and federal levels have been ongoing clients for media consulting, with a special range of courses for newsmakers involving "devil's advocate" interviews to practice key performance and crisis management for radio and TV.
Tony has been Senior Ambassador for WA Children’s Week for the last two years, judge of the State Youth Media Awards for six years and is committed to making a difference in his local and global communities.
While lecturing in media at Murdoch University, Tony was rated in the top 10 per cent of teaching staff ( 2002/03 )
Currently Sessional Lecturer in Radio for Notre Dame Univeristy.
Professional clients include police and emergency services in WA, major Australian corporates such as Godfrey Pembroke, and dozens of NGOs as well as groups in child protection and social justice advocacy.
Other in-demand services are Master of Ceremonies and compering, keynote speeches on media, mental health and social justice issues, plus voice-overs and digital video productions for broadcast and web.
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Public acclaim: “Hey, son, you got room on ya lap for a packet o’ cornflakes an’ a bottle o’ milk?”
Public outrage: “The acquittals indicated the jury, after deliberating for two days, was not satisfied beyond reasonable doubt that the police officers who went to break up the brawl outside the Old Bailey Tavern in Joondalup in February last year were acting lawfully.” ~ The West Australian newspaper, Friday, March 13, 2009.
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Public acclaim: “Hey, son, you got room on ya lap for a packet o’ cornflakes an’ a bottle o’ milk?”
Public outrage: “The acquittals indicated the jury, after deliberating for two days, was not satisfied beyond reasonable doubt that the police officers who went to break up the brawl outside the Old Bailey Tavern in Joondalup in February last year were acting lawfully.” ~ The West Australian newspaper, Friday, March 13, 2009.
It’s all violence. Hypocrisy reigns supreme.
Eric Carwardine
Some public transport users need to ‘learn’ respect. The rules are there for the good of all.