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The media industry has transformed dramatically in recent years. Streaming, radio, and traditional television platforms have got to keep up. Join Ahron Young and Mediaweek‘s James Manning as they talk to the movers and shakers of the media industry who are running race in style.

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Podcasts have grown exponentially and Covid-19 has pushed those numbers more and more. Australian’s are seeing a radical shift from traditional radio that will effect seemingly have irreversible effects on audible advertising.

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Advertising outdoors has been hit the big time. As the country experiences, ongoing lockdowns and fewer workplaces are open for business, Billboards were made redundant and digital marketing flooded social media as marketing teams invest in the digital space like no tomorrow.

2020 was an intense year for media teams looking to pivot their strategies and remain relevant. Finding a method of benefitting on a global scale is a curious prospect for the radio industry as it suffers through some dark days, we unpack some predictions for what both advertisers and audiences want.

Pandemic profits are not uncommon considering the trouble we’ve seen in 2020. As we discuss today, it depends on the client, the products, and services and it is the economy as a whole that will provide a larger view of the way media outlets can recover.

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Government housing targets face significant feasibility challenges

Australia’s housing targets face challenges as supply issues and construction costs threaten affordability and government goals

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Australia’s housing targets face challenges as supply issues and construction costs threaten affordability and government goals.

In Short:
– Australia struggles to meet housing targets amid rising costs and policy inefficiencies, with current shortfall of 69,000 homes.
– New government schemes aim to boost demand but fail to address underlying affordability issues for buyers.

Questions arise regarding Australia’s housing targets as government promises lag behind reality. Housing supply is under strain, with new data indicating concerns over affordability, policy inefficiencies, and the future of the property market.

On this episodes of Beyond the Deal, Dion Besser is joined by Cameron Kusher from Kusher Consulting discusses the viability of the government’s housing accord, which aims for 1.2 million homes over five years. This target equates to 240,000 homes annually, a goal historically difficult to meet.

Construction costs have surged, influenced by rising inflation and interest rates, reducing the feasibility of new housing. Currently, Australia is about 69,000 dwellings short of its target in the first year, with completions falling from the previous year. Despite potential improvements as interest rates decrease, achieving the target remains a distant goal.

Brought to you by Besser +Co Estate Agents.

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Shane Coley transforms tattooing into sacred ceremony

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Artist Shane Coley transforms tattooing into a sacred ceremony rooted in ancestry and respect

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– Shane Coley began tattooing friends with a handmade gun and now creates sacred tattoos with cultural significance.
– He emphasises the transformative nature of tattooing, honouring traditions and educating others through his book.

Shane Coley, a tattoo artist, initially used a handmade tattoo gun as a teenager to ink friends at parties. His journey from those beginnings has led him to create sacred tattoos that are more than just art; they represent stories, traditions, and healing.

Artistic Journey

Coley’s artistic journey reflects a profound commitment to the sacred nature of tattooing. He has developed a unique approach that treats each piece as a rite of passage, influenced by various cultural rites and beliefs. Clients often experience an energetic shift during the process, making each session a deeply personal experience.

After years of gaining insights from elders and shamans, Coley authored a book titled “The Alchemy of Tattooing,” sharing his knowledge and experiences in the tattooing world. This book is available on platforms like Amazon and through his website.

 

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Mick and Cheryl Gatto create safe spaces for autism

Mick and Cheryl Gatto dedicate 50 years to advocating for autism awareness and creating safe spaces for families through their charity

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Mick and Cheryl Gatto dedicate 50 years to advocating for autism awareness and creating safe spaces for families through their charity.

In Short:
– Mick and Cheryl Gatto dedicate their lives to supporting autism-impacted families and creating safe spaces.
– They raised six million dollars to establish The Haven, a centre ensuring resources for autistic individuals.

Mick and Cheryl Gatto have built a life dedicated to philanthropy and support for families impacted by autism. Together for 50 years, they have faced many challenges, but their current focus is on creating safe spaces for autistic individuals.

Inspired by their grandson Dominic, they have raised six million dollars to establish a centre designed to help those with autism thrive. Their initiative, Laps for Love, continues to support this work, aiming to improve lives through compassion and understanding.

As Mick and Cheryl shared their journey, they reflected on the importance of patience and compromise in their long-lasting relationship.


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