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Ignite Global CEO Kim Seeling-Smith discusses what she has learnt from conducting 5,000 exit interviews. Why do employees really leave their jobs?

The Doctors Reform Society is calling on Pfizer vaccines to be sent to the three local government areas of Sydney locked down by the “ring of steel” on an urgent needs basis rather than on a per capita basis. “Ms Berejiklian should make sure the residents of the 3 local government areas that are most affected by Covid get Pfizer not Fines” said Dr Con Costa, President of the Doctors Reform Society NSW. “The DRS disagrees with statements by the AMA that Sydney may have to live with lockdowns indefinitely because lockdowns do enormous damage to people’s physical, mental and economic health,” Dr Costa said.

A recent study by Logitech has found that 42% of Australians would prefer to work from home rather than receive a pay rise. “I think it’s incredible that people would choose to work from home as much as they’d like, rather than take a salary increase. It really demonstrates how Australians have taken to the new challenges of home offices and the importance of flexibility over money”, said Sean Byrne, Head of B2B ANZ, Logitech.

Lawyer Catriona Macleod discusses the implications of the Eastern Freeway industrial manslaughter case for business.

Finance Broker Rose De Rossi discusses the challenges that singles encounter when seeking for finance and how to overcome them.

Trent Geddes joined the program for his weekly look at the world of tech.

State MP for Lara John Eren spoke to the program about Victoria’s fifth lockdown.

Tom Roe discusses the issues around Victoria’s fifth lockdown, along with his decision to resign from the Liberal Party and stand for Corangamite as an independent.

Davina Montgomery discusses the issues of the day.

The Hazara Community of Geelong is holding a candlelight vigil at Johnstone Park on 8 August from 4-5pm.  Spokesperson Veronica Quinton spoke to the program about the vigil. “Hazaras have been grieving silently for a very long time, we have enduring great pain and loss,” the community says in statement. “The recent violent and barbaric attacks on Hazara’s young children, babies and pregnant mothers have shocked even the coldest hearts.” “Hazara are about to face harder and greater difficulties as the allied troops have been withdrawn, leaving us more vulnerable than ever before.” “Please join the Geelong Hazaras and our community in a Candlelight Vigil commemorating the occasion with speeches, video, sort dramas and candles.” Event flyer sent by the community: