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    Explore " daniel andrews" with insightful episodes like "Premier Daniel Andrews Responds To Death Threats 17/11/21", "Dan Andrews apologises for Covid rule breach 08/10/21", "Nerding Out With Krysta Cameron and Daniel Andrews Episode 111", "Why won’t the government release the Biloela family? – Australian politics podcast" and "Morning Bell 21 October" from podcasts like ""From The Newsroom", "From The Newsroom", "NERDING OUT with Rickshaw Podcast", "Australian Politics" and "Between the Bells"" and more!

    Episodes (28)

    Premier Daniel Andrews Responds To Death Threats 17/11/21

    Premier Daniel Andrews Responds To Death Threats 17/11/21

    Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has spoken out after receiving threats, word of the year has been announced, 86-year-old great-grandmother crowned “Miss Holocaust Survivor”, Australia unveils 15-player squad for the first two Ashes Tests, George Clooney, Alec Baldwin, Haylna Hutchins, Marc Maron, WTF podcast, J.K Rowling, Harry Potter, Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, Christopher Columbus, HBO

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    Dan Andrews apologises for Covid rule breach 08/10/21

    Dan Andrews apologises for Covid rule breach 08/10/21
    Victoria has recorded the highest daily number of covid cases ever seen in Australia, police “currently assessing” a video of Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews walking across a carpark without a mask, ACT has become the first state or territory to make stealthing a crime, Australian company offering its employees an extra $1200 on top of their salaries if they continue to work from home, eighteen former NBA players charged with allegedly defrauding the league’s health insurance scheme, James Reyne, James Bond, The Australian Crawl,  Triple M’s Moonman, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Cats Musical

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    Nerding Out With Krysta Cameron and Daniel Andrews Episode 111

    Nerding Out With Krysta Cameron and Daniel Andrews Episode 111

    Metal Dudes Nerding Out

    Music-Movies-Pop Culture-Gaming

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    Morning Bell 21 October

    Morning Bell 21 October

    The ASX futures are suggesting the market will lift 0.2%  - with the focus on Daniel Andrews opening Victoria’s boarders. This comes after seven of Australia’s largest companies, including BHP, Wesfarmers, CBA and CSL called on the government to open the boarders, saying ‘the current situation is not sustainable’. 

    Hopes are high for a new U.S. fiscal rescue package to be reached, with  House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi just hours away from handing a deal to the Trump Administration, to hopefully be passed before the election. The benchmark S&P500 ended 0.5% higher, the Dow lifted 0.4% and the Nasdaq rose 0.3%. As for commodities: Oil gained 1.7% to US$41.51 and Gold maintained its foothold around US$1,909.  


    What to watch today:

    1. More quarterly results are out today, including for: Lynas Corporation (ASX:LYC), Megaport (ASX:MP1), Sandfire Resources (ASX:SFR), Syrah Resources (ASX:SYR), Atlas Arteria Group (ASX:ALX), and Coronado Global Resources (ASX:CRN). 
    2. AGMs today: AGL Energy (ASX:AGL), MyState (ASX:MYS), Orora (ASX:ORA), Service Stream (ASX:SSM) and Temple & Webster (ASX:TPW).
    3. Ex-dividends: Acrow Formwork & Construction Service (ASX:ACF), Australia & International Holdings Limited (ASX:AID) and Sandon Capital Investments (ASX:SNC). 
    4. Preliminary retail data is out today. Not likely to move the needle though.  

     

    Trading ideas:

    • Bell Potter upgraded costume jewellery business Lovisa (ASX:LOV) as a Buy, increasing its price target to $10.00 , implying 15% upside. LOV held its AGM yesterday, noting same store sales are almost back in the black, while Metro Melbourne stores are set to open on 1 November.
    • Zip (ASX:Z1P) was reiterated as a UBS Sell, with a $5.50 price target, after Zip launched ‘Tap and Zip’ allowing people to shop anywhere that accepts Zip.
    • Bell Potter downgraded Pacific Smiles (ASX:PSQ) from a Buy to a Hold, but increased its target to $2.05. However Morgan Stanley maintained Pacific Smiles as a Buy with a $2.40 target as the group is expecting fee growth of 20%.  
    • Uniti Group (ASX:UWL), Structural Monitoring Systems (ASX:SMN) and West African Resources (ASX:WAF) are all showing bullish charting signals - according to Trading Central.

    Too Good To Lose?

    Too Good To Lose?
    The Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews and NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian are both under incredible pressure. The COVID-19 pandemic has lifted them to national prominence but they're now both embroiled in accountability issues. Both premiers have survived no confidence motions but are they dispensable or too good to lose? This week Laura Tingle, chief political correspondent with 7.30 joins the Party Room to discuss leadership, integrity and judgement, along with the same old political fights over tax cuts contained in the Federal Budget.

    Episode 23: Model Covid Citizen

    Episode 23: Model Covid Citizen

    The covid-related hysteria does not seem to be going away and the crazy covid clown show is happily rolling on. In fact, governments around the world are doubling down and ushering in another wave of lockdowns. In some cases, previously 'free' societies are being subjected to draconian communist-style interventions that have no respect for basic civil liberties. We discuss how some governments are promoting a new "covid normal" which is helping to usher in the globalist agenda to "build back better". We also discuss (and refute) objections to our previous suggestions that Christians ought to be pushing back against the covid-related closing of churches and the imposition of other restrictions of church functioning. Stay tuned to the very end of the episode for some frightening yet hilarious bonus content.

    Episode Timeline & Notes

    0:01:33 - More Covid Chaos

    0:02:08 - Trudeau - Great Reset - Build Back Better

    0:11:00 - Lockdowns in Australia

    0:41:21 - Objections to Principled Pushback

    0:43:50 - What about Romans 13

    1:03:14 - But churches are not specifically being targeted

    1:18:09 - Decisions are not morally or spiritually neutral

    1:28:47 - Covid is a health emergency not persecution

    1:41:56 - Moving Towards Totalitarianism

    1:53:40 - Bonus Deconstruction

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    Lots Of COVID. Lots More Blame.

    Lots Of COVID. Lots More Blame.
    Relations between the Federal Government and Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews are getting worse by the day. This week has seen a very public spat over mistakes made in the state's hotel quarantine program. And what's happened to federation? Australia's states are continuing to keep their borders closed, and will do for the foreseeable future. PK and Fran are joined by ABC Melbourne Drive host Raf Epstein to unpack what it means.