The Royal Flying Doctor Service continues to face some of the most significant challenges in their 92-year history.Against the backdrop of a global pandemic, the RFDS CEO Greg Sam spoke to our editors about how frontline staff have continued flying to remote and rural locations, retrieving patients in times of emergency and providing essential primary, mental and dental health services to those who need it most.

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The Royal Flying Doctor Service continues to face some of the most significant challenges in their 92-year history.Against the backdrop of a global pandemic, the RFDS CEO Greg Sam spoke to our editors about how frontline staff have continued flying to remote and rural locations, retrieving patients in times of emergency and providing essential primary, mental and dental health services to those who need it most.<a href="http://www.flyingdoctor.org.au/">www.flyingdoctor.org.au/</a>

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Ep 159: Greg Sam - CEO, Royal Flying Doctor Service (South Eastern Section)

It might be easy to forget about the apple isle at the bottom of our nation, but it’s important to check in with our Tasmanian brethren from time to time to see what they’ve been cooking up. This week’s guest, Federal Senator Nick McKim is spruiking a plan help everyday aussies ease their cost of living woes by, you guessed it, taxing rich people. Won’t these rich people just leave the country? What about all the good that billionaires bring to our lives? All these questions answered plus Pocock’s rig, Man United, Tassie Devils and many more important topics covered.

It might be easy to forget about the apple isle at the bottom of our nation, but it&rsquo;s important to check in with our Tasmanian brethren from time to time to see what they&rsquo;ve been cooking up. This week&rsquo;s guest, Federal Senator Nick McKim is spruiking a plan help everyday aussies ease their cost of living woes by, you guessed it, taxing rich people. Won&rsquo;t these rich people just leave the country? What about all the good that billionaires bring to our lives? All these questions answered plus Pocock&rsquo;s rig, Man United, Tassie Devils and many more important topics covered.

BETOOTA TALKS: Greens Senator Nick McKim

Wendell Hussey and Errol Parker wrap up all the biggest stories from the week - live from the Desert Rock FM studio in downtown Betoota thanks to our friends at Dan Murphy's!

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Singer, songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist and a man who's had many different era's, Matt Corby joins Clancy and Errol in the studio to chat about his musical journey and new album Tragic Magic. From humble beginnings at Hillsong, to the reality TV show gauntlet and emerging as one of Australia's most talented musicians, Matt takes us through how his formative years led him to become the adult he is today, balancing a family life in the Northern Rivers with his artistic career.

Tragic Magic is out on the 17th of April and you can get tickets to his tour here!

Singer, songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist and a man who's had many different era's, Matt Corby joins Clancy and Errol in the studio to chat about his musical journey and new album&nbsp;Tragic Magic. From humble beginnings at Hillsong, to the reality TV show gauntlet and emerging as one of Australia's most talented musicians, Matt takes us through how his formative years led him to become the adult he is today, balancing a family life in the Northern Rivers with his artistic career.
Tragic Magic&nbsp;is out on the 17th of April and you can <a href="https://www.mattcorbymusic.com/tour">get tickets to his tour here!</a>

Ep 159: Greg Sam - CEO, Royal Flying Doctor Service (South Eastern Section)

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