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Rev Bill Crews talks to Katherine Hayes, CEO Youth Advocacy Centre - Qld LNP who has proposed a policy change whereby young offenders should be tried as adults for serious crimes.

Rev Bill Crews talks to Katherine Hayes, CEO Youth Advocacy Centre - Qld LNP who has proposed a policy change whereby young offenders should be tried as adults for serious crimes.

Sunday Night Crews is a melting-pot of spiritual, topical, and personal discussions.

Each week, the Radio Reverend, Bill Crews, shares his unique insights into the issues confronting the people of Sydney. He interviews fascinating and insightful guests, invites listeners to ring in and share their opinions, and plays some hand-picked musical favourites!

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Katherine Hayes

Sunday Night Bill Crews September 22 2024

Sunday Night Bill Crews September 22 2024

Rev Bill Crews talks to John Brogden - September 10 marked World Suicide Prevention Day. In Australia nearly 10 million people have been affected by suicide, which equates to almost half of our nation. Nineteen years ago, John Brogden came very close to adding his name to these statistics. But John survived and, since his recovery, has become a passionate voice for mental health and suicide prevention. John is an Australian businessman, former politician and Honorary President of LifeLine International. John's career in politics started when he became a member of New South Wales Parliament in 1996. In 2002, he was elected Leader of the Opposition on his 33rd birthday – the youngest
person ever to lead a major political party in Australia. John is a national and global leader in suicide prevention and crisis helplines. Now, in his book Profiles in Hope, John is shattering the wall of silence and shame around suicide. And, to help him, he has gathered
together some incredible Australians to tell their stories.

Rev Bill Crews talks to John Brogden - September 10 marked World Suicide Prevention Day. In Australia nearly 10 million people have been affected by suicide, which equates to almost half of our nation. Nineteen years ago, John Brogden came very close to adding his name to these statistics. But John survived and, since his recovery, has become a passionate voice for mental health and suicide prevention. John is an Australian businessman, former politician and Honorary President of LifeLine International. John's career in politics started when he became a member of New South Wales Parliament in 1996. In 2002, he was elected Leader of the Opposition on his 33rd birthday – the youngest person ever to lead a major political party in Australia. John is a national and global leader in suicide prevention and crisis helplines. Now, in his book Profiles in Hope, John is shattering the wall of silence and shame around suicide. And, to help him, he has gathered together some incredible Australians to tell their stories.

John Brogden (Profiles In Hope)

Rev Bill Crews talks to Silvie Paladino who plays Norma Desmond at certain performances of the lavish new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Tony Award winning musical masterpiece, SUNSET BOULEVARD, starring superstar Sarah Brightman, that is currently playing at Sydney Opera House.

Rev Bill Crews talks to Silvie Paladino who plays Norma Desmond at certain performances of the lavish new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Tony Award winning musical masterpiece, SUNSET BOULEVARD, starring superstar Sarah Brightman, that is currently playing at Sydney Opera House.

Katherine Hayes

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