Show Notes
Imagine having your final two years of secondary school taken away from you, by no choice of your own.. Nick Zappia is the school captain at Robinvale College and because of Covid-19 lockdowns, this is what has happened to him, and he's not ok. ... and that's ok. It's to be expected. This week we talk to Nick & Claudio Gallo who is in year 11 but always doing a year 12 subject on her way to pursuing a career in the health sector. We also talk about things that are off, things that are on, things that you can watch on Netflix, things that you can listen too and all sorts of things. I didn't think there was much to talk about, and maybe that's because talking to people face to face is almost a thing of the past, but when you do get together the conversation is quite robust and there's actually a lot to talk about.
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THIS PODCAST WAS RECORDED ON TUESDAY 6TH DECEMBER - BEFORE FURTHER ROAD CLOSURES OCCURRED ON WEDNESDAY. A further update will occur in the coming days.
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Just a quick debrief and catch up with Mildura Rural City Council Mayor Liam Wood. These chat's are always pretty relaxed and casual which I think is important so we can inform people on Council processes, opportunities and issues without the obstacle of formal language. I know being approachable is as important to Mayor Wood as it is to me and these chats are exactly that. Easy, approachable real time conversations.
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With the SFNL Grand Final tomorrow we thought it only proper to have Donny in to talk about Under 16's and Tina Zappia in to talk about the under 13's. Jane & Pete Aikman called in to talk about B grade netball, tennis and the crops.