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Episode 3 of The DI Adam Moorcroft Mystery series:

'The Arrogance of it All'- Chapters 15 to 23 (The End)

Following on from Chapters 5 to 14, the 'Arrogance of it All' undergoes its fair share of twists and turns as DI Adam Moorcroft and his team of CIU investigators combine their talents to chase down the murderer of Vicki Trent. Listen to Chapters 15 to 23 so as to discover who the prime suspect is!

Episode 2 of The DI Adam Moorcroft Mystery series:

'The Arrogance of it All'- Chapters 5 to 14 (The Middle)

Following on from Chapters 1 to 4, the 'Arrogance of it All' picks up the pace as DI Adam Moorcroft and his team of CIU investigators put together some of the pieces surrounding the mutilated dead body, as found by DC Jen Clements on her morning run. Listen to Chapters 5 to 14 and discover who the prime suspect is!

Episode 1 of The DI Adam Moorcroft Mystery series:

'The Arrogance of it All'- Chapters 1 to 4 (The Beginning)

'Welcome' to the first episode in the DI Adam Moorcroft Mystery series. Each successive episode will take the next letter in the alphabet as its main title, as in 'Belligerence', 'Callousness', 'Dilemma' and 'Envy'. With thanks to the late great author, Sue Grafton, who provided me with the 'alphabet' idea.

In this podcast I will be sharing with you the final story, being Stuart's Story, in our series of 10, each one having represented the career paths taken by my fellow students having completed their initial tertiary qualifications in Quarry Engineering…way back in the early 1980’s!

It is important that I point out that these reflections simply serve as a point of reference for everyone, not just those in the Engineering sector, to fully appreciate that although you may embark on a set career path in your late teens or early twenties, it does not have to be life defining.

To read their stories, simply click on the link below to download the e-book:

https://au.blurb.com/b?ebook=778658

In this GHFC podcast I will be sharing with you the 9th story in our series of 10, each one representing the career paths taken by my fellow students having completed their initial tertiary qualifications in Quarry Engineering…way back in the early 1980’s!

 It is important that I point out that these reflections simply serve as a point of reference for everyone, not just those in the Engineering sector, to fully appreciate that although you may embark on a set career path in your late teens or early twenties, it does not have to be life defining.

To read their stories, simply click on the links below to download the e-book:

https://au.blurb.com/b?ebook=778658

In GHFC #32 I will be sharing with you the 8th story in our series of 10, each representing the career paths taken by my fellow students having completed their initial Tertiary Qualifications in Quarry Engineering…way back in the early 1980’s!

It is important that I point out that these reflections simply serve as a point of reference for everyone, not just those in the Engineering sector, to fully appreciate that although you may embark on a set career path in your late teens or early twenties, it does not have to be life defining.

To read their unedited accounts, simply click on the link below to download the e-book:

https://au.blurb.com/b?ebook=778658

In this Podcast I will be sharing with you Malcolm's Story, the 7th in our series of 10, recalling the career paths taken by my fellow students having completed their initial Tertiary Qualifications in Quarry Engineering…way back in the early 1980’s!

 It is important that I point out that these reflections simply serve as a point of reference for everyone, not just those in the Engineering sector, to fully appreciate that although you may embark on a set career path in your late teens or early twenties, it does not have to be life defining.

'40 Years On...Career Stories' is available as a FREE e-book at:

https://au.blurb.com/b?ebook=778658

In podcast #30 I will be sharing with you the 6th story in our series of 10, each one representing the career paths taken by fellow students having completed their initial Tertiary Qualifications in Quarry Engineering…way back in the early 1980’s!  It is important that I point out that these reflections simply serve as a point of reference for everyone, not just those in the Engineering sector, to fully appreciate that although you may embark on a set career path in your late teens or early twenties, it does not have to be life defining. What is most important is the ability to take stock of where you are at; ask yourself are you being fulfilled; then make adjustments to suit. That is exactly what these 10 people did, and as you’ll see, life has worked out pretty well for them all! So, let's listen to Ian's story...

An e-book compilation of all 10 stories is available for FREE at:

https://au.blurb.com/ebooks/pc1d121a70a1ef5fefc79

In GHFC Podcast #29 we hear the 5th story in our series of 10 stories, each one representing the career paths taken by fellow students having completed their initial Tertiary Qualifications in Quarry Engineering…way back in the early 1980’s!

It is important that I point out that these reflections simply serve as a point of reference for everyone, not just those in the Engineering sector, to fully appreciate that although you may embark on a set career path in your late teens or early twenties, it does not have to be life defining.

Available as a GHFC Foundation e-book from Blurb Books:

https://au.blurb.com/b?ebook=778658