To Be There For The Women That Do The Work

To Be There For The Women That Do The Work

Shannon Hennessy is the CEO of VESPIIA (Veterans, Emergency Services + Police Industry Institute of Australia). Here, on the back of VESPIIA's 5th policy paper-release, in the Future Frontline series, Shannon speaks about the importance of women in these roles, and their experience. Amongst this huge breadth of work, we find and discuss the things that are missing for women in these roles. We speak about the workplace culture and safety, sexual harm and harassment and career progression for women, ahead of the Future Frontlines Conference in Adelaide, in August.

Voices of Gallipoli Medical Research podcast

Tune in, anytime, anywhere, to this great new podcast series with guests that leave you wanting more. Voices of Gallipoli Medical Research, out now on Apple, Spotify and all good podcast channels.

The Selection Table - Ben Eames and Michael Bridger give their insights into AFL and NRL matches for the weekend

Ben Eames looks at AFL matches coming up for Round 16 and talks about how Brisbane might go after the Bye, how GWS may be at The Last Chance Corral, asks if Nick Daicos listens to The Selection Table and gives his insight into the 60th Showdown while recalling The Ramsgate Incident. Michael Bridger looks at NRL's Round 17, talks about his favourite red, monsoonal rain, a missing laptop and Marky Mark. Thanks again, to Greg Champion.

The travels of Mary Anne...In Spain, Zahara de la Sierra, Granada and the Santa Maria Church

Amidst the ancient history, culture and artwork of Espana, Mary Anne first takes us to the Spanish village of Zahara de la Sierra to learn more of the Festival of Corpus Christi and we visit the Santa Maria church for a celebration of Mass with a choir of local voices. Through Mary Anne, we visit too, the streets of Granada and a tour of the gardens of the masterpiece of the Royal Palace, with local guide, Elisa.

Lustre Force and the Lustre Exhibition - inspired by the Allied campaigns in Greece + Crete 1941.

Bradley Manera, Curator at the Anzac Memorial, Hyde Park and Amanda Penrose Hart, participating artist, discuss their experience of retracing the footsteps of the Allied soldiers as they were overwhelmed by German forces in Greece and Crete in 1941. Accompanied by Brad, the artists painted their impressions during the journey. The result, the Lustre Exhibition, is running at the Anzac Memorial until July 15th. Please ring 02 8262 2900 to find out more, or visit the Anzac Memorial website. Lustre, the exhibition, will be touring other venues in Australia, following Anzac Memorial.