When much of the city sleeps, Mike Jeffreys is keeping you company.

Mike provides laughs and companionship, the news & stories of the day from midnight on Mondays. 

When much of the city sleeps, Mike Jeffreys is keeping you company.
Mike&nbsp;provides&nbsp;laughs and companionship, the&nbsp;news &amp;&nbsp;stories of the day from midnight on Mondays.&nbsp;

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Overnights with Mike Jeffreys

Overnights with Mike Jeffreys - Monday 26th June

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Mike is joined by Jodie Engerer, General Manager at Taurus Legal Management, to discuss whether workplaces should recognise grief when a beloved pet dies.

After losing her dog Duke, Jodie was offered time off - something she says employers should consider, even though bereavement leave doesn’t cover pets.

She argues many Australians see pets as family, and showing compassion can build staff loyalty. With family courts now recognising pets differently, could workplace laws eventually follow suit?

Mike is joined by Jodie Engerer, General Manager at Taurus Legal Management, to discuss whether workplaces should recognise grief when a beloved pet dies.
After losing her dog Duke, Jodie was offered time off - something she says employers should consider, even though bereavement leave doesn&rsquo;t cover pets.
She argues many Australians see pets as family, and showing compassion can build staff loyalty. With family courts now recognising pets differently, could workplace laws eventually follow suit?

Would your boss care if your dog died? 

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There are renewed calls for a shark cull in NSW after a woman was critically bitten at Coogee Beach.
Shark Scientist & Conservationist, Dr Leonardo Guida, tells Mike shark culling isn’t the answer.

“Education is the best weapon against shark bites,” he says.

“Sharks can be present anywhere at any time along the NSW coast.  The state government must continue to invest in informing the public how to gauge the environment before entering the ocean, coupled with effective ‘shark-safe’ alerts like drone surveillance."

Drones are a critical component of shark surveillance but are generally kept out of the air around Coogee due to a conflicting fight path.

"While drone restrictions were temporarily eased immediately following the shark bite, it highlights the need for complementary and evidence-based solutions like beach signage, shark tagging and public education.

When we step into the ocean, we step into a wilderness that is home to the shark, and we should respect that.”

There are renewed calls for a shark cull in NSW after a woman was critically bitten at Coogee Beach. Shark Scientist &amp; Conservationist, Dr Leonardo Guida, tells Mike shark culling isn&rsquo;t the answer.
&ldquo;Education is the best weapon against shark bites,&rdquo; he says.
&ldquo;Sharks can be present anywhere at any time along the NSW coast.&nbsp; The state government must continue to invest in informing the public how to gauge the environment before entering the ocean, coupled with effective &lsquo;shark-safe&rsquo; alerts like drone surveillance."
Drones are a critical component of shark surveillance but are generally kept out of the air around Coogee due to a conflicting fight path.
"While drone restrictions were temporarily eased immediately following the shark bite, it highlights the need for complementary and evidence-based solutions like beach signage, shark tagging and public education.
When we step into the ocean, we step into a wilderness that is home to the shark, and we should respect that.&rdquo;

Overnights with Mike Jeffreys - Monday 26th June

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