Join David Murtagh and newly minted Riotact Editor Claire Fenwicke as they tackle the big issues of the week: Dutton's nuclear policy, when public consultation goes off the rails and fans turning on the home team.

Join David Murtagh and newly minted Riotact Editor Claire Fenwicke as they tackle the big issues of the week: <a href="https://the-riotact.com/dutton-unveils-his-vision-for-seven-nuclear-power-plants/780281">Dutton's nuclear policy</a>, when <a href="https://the-riotact.com/act-budget-ruth-park-playground-to-finally-get-its-toilets/779742">public consultation goes off the rails</a> and <a href="https://the-riotact.com/was-it-okay-for-raiders-fans-to-boo-their-own-team-off-the-ground-at-half-time-in-the-loss-to-the-cowboys-at-canberra-stadium-i-thought-it-was-wrong/779584">fans turning on the home team</a>.

The Hoot brings you news, views and big ideas from Canberra's Region Media. Join Claire Fenwicke and David Murtagh for insights, expertise and a bit of fun each week.

The Hoot brings you news, views and big ideas from Canberra's Region Media. Join Claire Fenwicke and David Murtagh for insights, expertise and a bit of fun each week.

Join Genevieve Jacobs and Ross Solly for the week's news, views and big ideas from Canberra

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Join Claire Fenwicke and David Murtagh as they deep dive the week's biggest topic or two. And if you're lucky, there'll even be some maths. It's news and views, but not as you expected. 

Join Claire Fenwicke and David Murtagh as they deep dive the week's biggest topic or two. And if you're lucky, there'll even be some maths. It's news and views, but not as you expected.

The Hoot: Dutton goes nuclear (you better believe there'll be fallout!)

The Givers. A podcast series with Genevieve Jacobs exploring what motivates businesses to generously support ACT charities.

Behind every charity is a business choosing to care. Listen to the people and companies quietly supporting Hands Across Canberra to empower hundreds of charities and help thousands of Canberra residents in need.

CDC Data Centres and the Village Building Company are both major commercial players. CDC bestrides the booming tech world, while Village Building Company is a local fixture, providing many Canberrans with their homes. Between them, they’re driving significant sectors of the Canberra economy.

In both cases community is also at the heart of their operations. CEOs Rob Fisher from Village and Greg Boorer from CDC speak in today’s episode of The Givers podcast about how strong community roots and a philosophy of giving shape their corporate culture and personal values.

The Givers. A podcast series with Genevieve Jacobs exploring what motivates businesses to generously support ACT charities.
Behind every charity is a business choosing to care. Listen to the people and companies quietly supporting Hands Across Canberra to empower hundreds of charities and help thousands of Canberra residents in need.
CDC Data Centres and the Village Building Company are both major commercial players. CDC bestrides the booming tech world, while Village Building Company is a local fixture, providing many Canberrans with their homes. Between them, they&rsquo;re driving significant sectors of the Canberra economy.
In both cases community is also at the heart of their operations. CEOs Rob Fisher from Village and Greg Boorer from CDC speak in today&rsquo;s episode of The Givers podcast about how strong community roots and a philosophy of giving shape their corporate culture and personal values.

The Givers - Why CDC Data Centres CEO Greg Boorer and Village Building Company CEO Rob Fisher give where they live

The Hoot's taking a short break, but keep checking your pod feed. We will be back! It's a big year, after all.

Look after yourselves over the winter. Rug up. Stay safe. And hoot, hoot!

The Hoot's taking a short break, but keep checking your pod feed. We will be back! It's a big year, after all.
Look after yourselves over the winter. Rug up. Stay safe. And hoot, hoot!

The Hoot on hiatus

This week on The Hoot, we're all about the money, money, money.

We start with the ACT Budget (stop yawning; this is important), and then we get to the baffling pay rise for our new Governor General, Sam Mostyn. How big is the pay rise? How does 43 per cent sound? That's 43 per cent on a salary already nudging $500,000. (Let that sink in for a minute ...)

What's more remarkable about the extra $200,000 a year is the reasoning behind the bump. Sometimes, you have to wonder whether our leaders live in the real world. Don't they know there's a cost-of-living crisis™?

And finally, should there be Business Class on ACT buses?

Before you scoff, the idea has more merit than you might think. It's certainly a better idea than forking out an extra $4000 a week for a role whose main purpose is pinning gongs on people and scoffing scones and cucumber sandwiches.

It's all on The Hoot, with Claire Fenwicke and David Murtagh.

Share it, rate it, review it. And if you can figure out how to get an extra 200 k a year, let dmurtagh@region.com.au know. 

This week on The Hoot, we're all about the money, money, money.
We start with the <a href="https://the-riotact.com/barrs-balancing-act-as-slowdown-keeps-budget-in-red/781926">ACT Budget</a> (stop yawning; this is important), and then we get to the baffling pay rise for our new Governor General, Sam Mostyn. How big is the pay rise? How does 43 per cent sound? That's 43 per cent on a salary already nudging $500,000. (Let that sink in for a minute ...)
What's more remarkable about the extra $200,000 a year is the reasoning behind the bump. Sometimes, you have to wonder whether our leaders live in the real world. Don't they know there's a cost-of-living crisis™?
And finally, should there be <a href="https://the-riotact.com/canberras-buses-should-have-business-class/781003">Business Class on ACT buses</a>?
Before you scoff, the idea has more merit than you might think. It's certainly a better idea than forking out an extra $4000 a week for a role whose main purpose is pinning gongs on people and scoffing scones and cucumber sandwiches.
It's all on The Hoot, with Claire Fenwicke and David Murtagh.
Share it, rate it, review it. And if you can figure out how to get an extra 200 k a year, let <a href="mailto:dmurtagh@region.com.au">dmurtagh@region.com.au</a> know.

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