Australian manufacturing is facing a "fight for survival" as a wave of subsidised, low-quality imports floods the local market. 

Clinton Skeoch from the Australian Glass and Windows Association joined Gary Hardgrave to explain why these cheap alternatives often fail safety standards and put 26,000 local jobs at risk.

Australian manufacturing is facing a "fight for survival" as a wave of subsidised, low-quality imports floods the local market.&nbsp;
Clinton Skeoch from the Australian Glass and Windows Association joined Gary Hardgrave to explain why these cheap alternatives often fail safety standards and put 26,000 local jobs at risk.

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The danger of "cheap" glass: Why Australian windows are under threat

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Why pay more when you don't have to? 

Consumer expert Joel Gibson revealed how "eyeballing" the manager and doing a quick phone search can save you hundreds on your next big purchase.

Why pay more when you don't have to? 
Consumer expert Joel Gibson revealed how "eyeballing" the manager and doing a quick phone search can save you hundreds on your next big purchase.

How to slash the sticker price: The art of the retail haggle

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/88b564ea-a9a6-4751-910a-a5d800019396/clips/d81ea075-af03-4deb-a895-b43200797f85/transcript

A group of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans in the small town of Monto have been told their annual Anzac Day two-up game is now illegal after a local RSL sub-branch blocked their application. 

Motto Services Club president Lachlan Brown joined Gary to explain why this "gatekeeping" of a sacred tradition is a blow to veteran mental health and why Queensland’s archaic laws need an immediate overhaul.

A group of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans in the small town of Monto have been told their annual Anzac Day two-up game is now illegal after a local RSL sub-branch blocked their application. 
Motto Services Club president Lachlan Brown joined Gary to explain why this "gatekeeping" of a sacred tradition is a blow to veteran mental health and why Queensland&rsquo;s archaic laws need an immediate overhaul.

Betrayal of mateship? The RSL blocking veterans from their Anzac tradition

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/88b564ea-a9a6-4751-910a-a5d800019396/clips/fed3428b-a55a-4a68-9e6f-b43200570450/transcript

The danger of "cheap" glass: Why Australian windows are under threat

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