Wake Up Australia

Michael is joined by ultimate Elvis tribute artist Gordon Hendricks, who takes time out to talk about his current tour performing as ‘The King’.

 

It was in August 2017 on the 40th Anniversary of Elvis' passing that Gordon Hendricks was crowned on the Memphis stage as the '2017 Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist'… which made Gordon officially No. 1 in the World!

 

Gordon’s career has gone from strength to strength with many accolades for his performances and concerts all over the world. 

 

His first Australia wide tour was such an overwhelming success that Aussie promoter Colonel Col, invited Gordon back to perform his brand-new show ‘Gordon Hendricks is The Spirit of Elvis’ in 2020’.

 

A sensational three-hour celebration of Elvis, Gordon performs early Elvis of the 50's through to the '68 Comeback Special… and the excitement of The Vegas Years.

 

Check tour dates here https://gordonhendricksaustralia.com/tour-dates/

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Josh Dowling, CarAdvice National Motoring Editor, joins Michael regarding the Holden which is set to be axed in Australia at the end of 2020.

 

Just three years after the end of local manufacturing as US car giant General Motors gets out of right-hand-drive markets globally, Holden has had its lowest monthly sales since it was established in 1948.

 

Although posting record low sales – which led to the end of the Commodore and Astra models late last year – the announcement has still come as a shock to industry veterans now the brand has lost its final lifeline.

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Michael has his weekly chat with Sue Dodd from the Sydney Markets about what bargains are on offer at the markets this week

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Michael is joined by Brendan Coates, Grattan Institute's Household Finances Program Director, about the Victorian state treasurer Tim Pallas calling for superannuation payments for all Australian workers to rise to at least 15 per cent. 

 

Part of a new deal to bolster the retirement savings of women, couples, carers and gig-economy workers, it's bound to raise the question of what will it mean for the boss factoring it into any future pay rise negotiations.

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