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Switzer TV
Gerry Robert
26 February 2012
Best-selling author, speaker and consultant Gerry Robert explains the fundamentals of his new book The Millionaire Mindset: How Ordinary People Can Create Extraordinary Income.
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Tony Negline
20 June 2014 –Tony Negline joins Broker TV to discuss Seniors Health Card, contribution caps and changes to insurance SMSF trustees should be across.
Kumar Palghat
18 June 2014 –Kumar Palghat from Kapstream Capital joins Broker TV to discuss the global economy, where he sees the market heading and where he is investing right now.
Darren Hill
16 June 2014 –Darren Hill joins Switzer TV to discuss the three toughest conversations you might have at work.
Shane Oliver
13 June 2014 –To take us through the employment numbers as well as what's happening on local and global markets, AMP Capital's Shane Oliver joins Broker TV.
Shane Oliver
11 June 2014 –For analysis on the big round of economic data out this week, Shane Oliver from AMP Capital chats with Peter Switzer.
Tom Piotrowski and Michael Witts
06 June 2014 –The RBA cash rate has been on hold at 2.5%, but it's what they're saying that may be more important. To read between the lines, Tom Piotrowski and Michael Witts chat with Peter Switzer.
Jo Masters
04 June 2014 –The Aussie stock market could start playing catch-up with Wall Street once the Aussie dollar falls. For a look at when this may happen, and more, currency analyst Jo Masters joins Broker TV.
Adam Ferrier
02 June 2014 –How would you like to change people's behaviour and take control of the people we yearn to influence. Adam Ferrier shares with Peter Switzer.
Dick Smith
30 May 2014 –Dick Smith chats with Peter Switzer on why he is hot under the collar about the sale of Goodman Fielder. Don't miss this interview.
Craig James
28 May 2014 –Peter Switzer invites CommSec's Craig James to rate the Budget from an economist's point of view.
Bruce Billson
26 May 2014 –What can Small Business Minister Bruce Billson add to the Budget marketing pitch? He joins Peter Switzer to discuss.
Charles Tarbey
23 May 2014 –Could the Budget bulldoze the property sector, which has been a good news story for the economy? Charles Tarbey, founder of Century 21 Australia, chats with Peter Switzer on the subject.
Saul Eslake
21 May 2014 –Bank of America Merrill Lynch's Saul Eslake predicts the next rate rise will be in 2016. To find out why, he chats with Peter Switzer.
Bob Anderson
14 May 2014 –What are the foundation characteristics of a great leader and is one of the characteristics keeping promises? Bob Anderson chats with Peter Switzer.
David White
12 May 2014 –To find out how Kathmandu is performing, David White chats with Peter Switzer.
Michael Witts
07 May 2014 –What does ING Direct's Michael Witts see after the RBA's rate decision and could it have implications on the Budget next week?
Peter White
30 April 2014 –For a mortgage broker's perspective on the booming housing market as well as what mortgage brokers actually do, Peter White of Finance Brokers Association of Australia joins Broker TV.
Mark Bouris
23 April 2014 –Yellow Brick Road's Mark Bouris joins Broker TV to discuss his views on the economy, the housing sector, his business and much more.
Peter Graham & Charles Moore
16 April 2014 –Peter Graham from Ernst & Young and Charles Moore from Commonwealth Property Office Fund join Broker TV to discuss the Chain Reaction charity bike ride, which targets senior executives.
Margaret Lomas
19 March 2014 –For her tips on property investment, Margaret Lomas from Destiny joins Broker TV.
Margaret Lomas
19 March 2014 –For her tips on property investment, Margaret Lomas from Destiny joins Broker TV.
Steve Keen
14 March 2014 –Is Steve Keen optimistic or pessimistic about the economy right now? For his views on this and why levels of margin debt in America is a worry, don't miss his interview on Broker TV.
Gerry Harvey Part 3
17 March 2014 –Gerry Harvey joins Broker TV for a look at how the company does business and share his tips for someone thinking about starting a business.
Gerry Harvey Part 2
12 March 2014 –Gerry Harvey joins Broker TV for a look at the company's recent earnings and how the company does business.
Gerry Harvey Part 1
07 March 2014 –Gerry Harvey joins Broker TV for a look at the company's recent earnings and how the company does business.
John Borghetti
05 March 2014 –Virgin Australia's John Borghetti joins Broker TV to share his views on the economic and political controversy surrounding Australia's airline industry.
Richard Goyder
02 March 2014 –Wesfarmers' Richard Goyder joins Broker TV for a look at the company's earnings results and what's next.
Peter Burgess
28 February 2014 –The ATO will soon be contacting 100,000 SMSF trustees. To find out why, Peter Burgess from AMP joins Broker TV.
Peter Burgess
28 February 2014 –The ATO will soon be contacting 100,000 SMSF trustees. To find out why, Peter Burgess from AMP joins Broker TV.
Christopher Joye and Ryan Watsford
26 February 2014 –A Sydney property is soon expected to sell for more than $60 million. For more on the luxury property market, Christopher Joye and Ballard Property's Ryan Watsford join Broker TV.
Shane Oliver
24 February 2014 –For a close look at data out of China and what it means for Australia's economy, Shane Oliver from AMP Capital joins Broker TV.
Steve Johnston
21 February 2014 –Suncorp's Steve Johnston joins Broker TV for a look at this week's earnings report and why the bank is focusing on the property market.
Frank Gelber
19 February 2014 –For his views and outlook for house prices, Dr Frank Gelber from BIS Shrapnel joins Broker TV.
Susan Oliver
17 February 2014 –Susan Oliver joins Broker TV to discuss Scale, a group that was formed to fund female entrepreneurs to help them start and grow their business.
Matthew Michalewicz
18 December 2013 –For a dose of inspiration for the new year, Matthew Michalewicz joins Broker TV to discuss his new book 'Life in half a second'.
Chris Caton
09 December 2013 –The big conundrum for many investors now is what is going to happen to interest rates and the Aussie dollar? Chris Caton from BT Financial Group joins Broker TV with his view.
Cameron Kusher
06 December 2013 –RP Data show capital house prices rose very little in November. So where is the housing bubble? Cameron Kusher from RP Data joins Broker TV.
Michael Witts
04 December 2013 –The RBA kept the cash rate at 2.5% again, so where are interest rates headed? Michael Witts from ING Direct joins Broker TV.
Rohan Gamble
02 December 2013 –What are the best variable and fixed rates on the market right now? Mozo.com.au's Rohan Gamble joins Broker TV to share.
John Trowbridge
27 November 2013 –For a look at what's right and wrong with the financial system, John Trowbridge joins Broker TV.
Marcel von Pfyffer
25 November 2013 –Will house prices continue to climb in Australia? To answer this and explain a recently released Bank for International Settlements report, Marcel von Pfyffer from Arminius Capital joins Broker TV.
Steve Keen
22 November 2013 –Australia's scariest economist Steve Keen joins Broker TV to talk about his views on housing bubble concerns, debt and more.
Neville Norman
20 November 2013 –How is the Aussie economy performing right now and what is the outlook for the Australian dollar? For an in-depth analysis, Associate Professor Neville Norman from The University of Melbourne joins Broker TV.
James Quigley
24 July 2013 –Recent data shows foreign investment into commercial real estate in Australia has risen from around $1.2 billion in 2008 to $8.4 billion last year. To discuss, James Quigley from Colliers joins Broker TV.
Shane Oliver
22 July 2013 –For the latest on what's moving the markets and the economy both here and abroad, as well as where the Aussie dollar and rates are headed, Shane Oliver joins Broker TV.
David White
19 July 2013 –This week, man in the street and corporate private eye David White joins Broker TV to do the ratings on Southern Cross Austereo.
Louis Christopher
12 July 2013 –What are the critical factors that can ramp up, or turn off a property revival? To discuss this and the areas that could benefit from a falling Australian dollar, Louis Christopher from SQM Research joins Broker TV.
John Lees
10 July 2013 –John Lees joins Broker TV to teach us the five keys to making sales and how Steve Jobs got it right. Don't miss his tips for your business.
Michael Russell
05 July 2013 –Are we seeing sufficient demand for home loans to make us confident Australia is on course for an economic recovery. Michael Russell joins Switzer TV to share his views.
Dr Amantha Imber
01 July 2013 –What drives innovation in business? Dr Amantha Imber heads a unique consultancy, Inventium, that applies the latest findings from psychology and neuroscience to help companies gain a competitive edge. Don't miss her tips.
Stuart Grimshaw
19 June 2013 –BOQ's Stuart Grimshaw joins Broker TV to talk about the performance of the company, his read on the economy right now, and the recent acquisition of Virgin Money.
Ben Kingsley
14 June 2013 –According to Property Investment Professionals of Australia, the property market has some of the best investment opportunities in years, but is urging investors to make smart investment decisions. For more, Ben Kingsley joins Broker TV.
Steve Mickenbecker
12 June 2013 –Australian mutual banks are relatively new in Australia, but are already worth over $80 million. So do mutual banks represent the fifth pillar of banking in Australia? For a close look at the sector, Canstar's Steve Mickenbecker joins Broker TV.
Alex Parsons
07 June 2013 – With no RBA cash rate cut this month, how should borrowers react? RateCity CEO Alex Parsons joins Broker TV for an overview of variable and fixed interest rates.
Michael Witts
05 June 2013 – The Reserve Bank decided to keep the cash rate on hold at its June meeting, but kept the door open for further cuts if needed. To discuss what happened at the meeting and more, Michael Witts from ING Direct joins Broker TV.
Bernard Salt
03 June 2013 – What are the major demographic trends that could affect real estate investments, superannuation and the stock market? To discuss, demographics expert and KPMG partner Bernard Salt joins Broker TV.
Sinclair Taylor
31 May 2013 –With only one month left in the financial year, Westpac's Sinclair Taylor joins Broker TV to discuss what SMSF members should be looking out for, as well as look at the findings from a recent ATO report.
Chris Acret
29 May 2013 – For a look at the housing sector, interest rates and a whole lot more, Chris Acret from mortgage broker group Smartline joins Broker TV.
John Lees
27 May 2013 – Does your business offer a value gap? To find out what this is and why you ignore it at your own peril, don't miss sales and marketing specialist John Lees.
Frank Gelber
24 May 2013 – For a close look at house prices around the country and the issues affecting them, including mining, as well as why there could be more rate cuts, BIS Shrapnel's Dr Frank Gelber joins Broker TV.
Steve Keen
22 May 2013 – He's been tipping doom and gloom since before the GFC. To discuss his predictions and when they may come true, Australia's scariest economist Steve Keen, author of Debunking Economics, joins Broker TV.
James Austin
20 May 2013 – With the Reserve Bank cutting the cash rate to 2.75 per cent and term deposits heading lower, what are the alternatives for low-risk investors? For his views, James Austin from Firstmac joins Broker TV.
Paul Rickard
17 May 2013 – Tuesday's Budget brought with it changes to super, so how will they affect you? For a closer look, Switzer Super Report's Paul Rickard joins Broker TV.
Budget Special
15 May 2013 – "I want what he's having." This is Peter Switzer's take on the Treasurer's newly unveiled budget: "he is completely off with the fairies". Don't miss Switzer's take on what this Budget truly means for your business.
Dr Ross Walker
13 May 2013 – Brokers - your health is your business, so get better at looking after yourself. Eminent cardiologist Dr Ross Walker talks to Peter Switzer about men's tickers and why they need to get real about health.
Martin Grunstein
10 May 2013 – Got a question about customer service, or want to improve your broking business in this area? Martin Grunstein joins Broker TV to answer viewer questions on this topic.
Sinclair Taylor
08 May 2013 – For a look at the latest trends with SMSFs including a big spike in the number of people who want to move out of cash into shares according to a recent Westpac survey, Sinclair Taylor joins Broker TV.
David Murray
06 May 2013 – Former CEO of the Commonwealth Bank David Murray suggested we might have a Cypriot debt problem in Australia. He also believes we need to improve our infrastructure, but how do you do that without increasing debt? To discuss this and the outlook for the Aussie economy, Murray joins Broker TV.
Anne Hamieh
03 May 2013 – With term deposits so low, are insurance bonds and investment bonds worth exploring? Centuria's Anne Hamieh joins Broker TV with an in-depth explanation.
Michael McCarthy
01 May 2013 – Will the rally continue, or should we sell in May and go away? To share his views on this as well as his views on BHP, Newcrest and more, CMC Markets' Michael McCarthy joins Broker TV.
David Tomasi
29 April 2013 – Australia could be facing a long-term investment shortfall due to the cost of Australian workers. So how does Australia compare when it comes to wages? To discuss, David Tomasi from UHY Haines Norton joins Broker TV.
Robert Dunn
26 April 2013 – A federal government report has found the impact investment market in Australia is showing great potential for growth. To discuss what is impact investing and more, Robert Dunn from Opportunity International joins Broker TV.
Steve Mickenbecker
24 April 2013 – Canstar research reveals that over the past 10 years the amount of cash SMSF trustees hold as a proportion of overall investments hasn't changed significantly. To discuss, Steve Mickenbecker joins Broker TV.
Shane Oliver
15 April 2013 – With a rise in the unemployment rate and bad news for business conditions and consumer confidence, will we see further interest rate cuts soon? For his take on this and the health of the economy, AMP Capital's Shane Oliver joins Broker TV.
Hans Kunnen
12 April 2013 – Household finances are improving with more than 45 per cent of Aussies managing to save money, according to the latest St. George-Melbourne Institute household financial conditions report. And what are we putting money away for? Holidays and travel! To discuss, St. George chief economist Hans Kunnen joins Broker TV.
Tony Negline
10 April 2013 – What are the positives and negatives of investing in property inside or outside a self-managed super fund? Switzer Super Report writer Tony Negline from Financial and Technical Solutions joins Broker TV to discuss.
Sinclair Taylor
08 April 2013 – To shine the spotlight on asset allocation in SMSFs, Sinclair Taylor from Westpac joins Broker TV.
James Austin
05 April 2013 – With an improvement in capital city home prices and new home approvals, are the rate cuts over? To discuss this and more, James Austin from Firstmac joins Broker TV.
Michael Witts
04 April 2013 – The Reserve Bank kept the cash rate on hold at 3% in April citing improving economic conditions. So are rate cuts over or not? For more on the outlook of interest rates, Michael Witts from ING Direct joins Broker TV.
Ellie Comerford
03 April 2013 – Australian homebuyer confidence has hit the lowest level since 2008 according to the latest Genworth Homebuyer Confidence Index as concerns about job security outweigh low interest rates and improved affordability. For more, Ellie Comerford from Genworth joins Broker TV.
Peter White
27 March 2013 – To respond to ASIC's recent review on Australian Credit Licensees and their supervision of mortgage brokers, national president of the Finance Brokers Association of Australia Peter White joins Broker TV.
Paul Sainsbury
25 March 2013 – At a time when green shoots are starting to show in the Australian economy, chairman of Moss Capital and former Macquarie Bank property guru, Bill Moss, joins Broker TV to share his views on the political climate, the stock market and more.
Paul Sainsbury
22 March 2013 – AMP is targetting the lucrative SMSF sector, launching a new range of services in attempts to diversify away from traditional retail funds. Why are they moving into this area? To discuss, Paul Sainsbury joins Broker TV.
Paul Rickard
20 March 2013 – With the May Budget just around the corner, what are the potential changes that SMSF trustees need to look out for? To discuss, Paul Rickard from Switzer Super Report joins Broker TV.
Gerry Harvey Part 2
18 March 2013 – Despite Harvey Norman reporting a 36% fall in half-year profit, Gerry Harvey remains confident the outlook for Aussie retailers is getting better. For more on this, and his views on real estate, don't miss his interview on Broker TV. Watch part one here.
Gerry Harvey Part 1
15 March 2013 – Despite Harvey Norman reporting a 36% fall in half-year profit, Gerry Harvey remains confident the outlook for Aussie retailers is getting better. For more on this, and his views on real estate, don't miss his interview on Broker TV. Watch part two here.
Denise Meyerson
13 March 2013 – With many CEOs being shown the door recently, how important is it to have better leadership? To discuss this and more, Dr Denise Meyerson from Management Consultancy International joins Broker TV.
John Lees
11 March 2013 – There are common mistakes that companies make when it comes to marketing and sales that can be easily avoided. To discuss, sales and marketing specialist John Lees joins Broker TV.
John McGrath
08 March 2013 – Recent balance of payment figures show that direct investment from overseas into Australian real estate was bigger than direct investment into mining. John McGrath from McGrath Estate Agents joins Broker TV to discuss his top suburb picks and outlook for property in 2013.
Michael Witts
06 March 2013 – The Reserve Bank left the cash rate on hold at 3% following improved local and global economic conditions. For the details, as well as where rates are headed, don't miss Michael Witts from ING Direct.
Sinclair Taylor
04 March 2013 – With the enormous trend towards SMSFs, many trustees may have ignored the importance of insurance, but now the government is encouraging them to think about it. To discuss, Sinclair Taylor from Westpac joins Broker TV.
James Austin
01 March 2013 – Firstmac manages around $5 billion in mortgages and $150 million in cash, making it a competitive alternative to the major lenders. To talk about the outlook for interest rates, as well as residential mortgage-backed securities, James Austin joins Broker TV.
David Bates
27 February 2013 – David Bates, from leading online employment relations service Workforce Guardian, joins Broker TV to discuss how small businesses can navigate the often challenging Fair Work Act.
Ben Elias
25 February 2013 – History has shown not many first class football players end up on the boards of resource companies, but Ben Elias, the Chairman of Kupang Resources, is an exception to the rule. Don't miss his story about how he went from the centre of the scrum to the top of the heap.
John Edwards
22 February 2013 – Where are house prices headed this year? For his views on the property market, John Edwards from Residex joins Broker TV.
John Oliver
20 February 2013 – What impact have Reserve Bank rate cuts had on the market? John Oliver, CEO of HomeStart joins Broker TV to discus the first homebuyer market and home loan affordability.
Greg Smith
18 February 2013 – Co-op, formerly known as the Co-op Bookshop, appears to be bucking the trend in the struggling retail sector, experiencing 25% growth in 2012. To find out what's involved in rebranding and changing a business, Greg Smith joins Broker TV.
Sara Watts & Phil Ruthven
15 February 2013 – A world-first report reveals information and communications technology is becoming Australia's revolutionary new utility. Will mortgage broking/financial services suffer from digital disruption? Phil Ruthven from IBISWorld and Sara Watts from IBM join Broker TV which sectors should watch out.
Keith Skinner
13 February 2013 – The latest Deloitte CFO survey reveals a reduction in interest rates, stronger growth in China, and rising iron ore prices are helping to make CFOs more optimistic about the outlook for growth. For more, Deloitte's Keith Skinner joins Broker TV.
Joe Hockey
11 February 2013 – With the budget surplus, the carbon tax and superannuation set to be major issues of contention at September's federal election, opposition Treasury spokesperson Joe Hockey joins Broker TV to discuss what Australia would expect to see under a Coalition Government.
Jeff Bresnahan
08 February 2013 – With the federal government eyeing off the super funds of many savers right now to bail out the budget, Jeff Bresnahan from SuperRatings joins Broker TV to explain why, and also discuss super returns for the past 10 years.
John Arnott
07 February 2013 – Australians are feeling more comfortable about their mortgages according to ING Direct's Financial Wellbeing Index. John Arnott joins Broker TV to discuss.
Michelle Hutchison
06 February 2013 – Following the RBA's decision to hold fire on the cash rate, attention is now turning to the banks. Will they lower interest rates soon? Michelle Hutchison from RateCity explains what to expect.
Professor Steve Keen
05 February 2013 – For his views on the economy, property and his prediction that the RBA cash rate could fall to 2% this year, and eventually 0%, Professor Steve Keen from the University of Western Sydney joins Broker TV.
Shane Oliver
04 February 2013 – With the RBA meeting tomorrow, will they or won't they cut the cash rate? For his analysis on this, and where the stock market may be headed this year, Shane Oliver from AMP Capital Investors joins Broker TV.
Paul Bloxham
01 February 2013 – Paul Bloxham from HSBC reveals why he thinks the Reserve Bank won't cut the cash rate any further this year, and why it could go higher. Don't miss his "non-consensus" call.
Andrew Richardson
30 January 2013 – House With No Steps aims to help those with disabilities accomplish their dreams, whether it's to live independently or gain employment. To discuss the grass roots organisation, Andrew Richardson joins Broker TV.
Gabriel Kemeny
25 January 2013 – Gabriel Kemeny runs an iconic Sydney food and wine business; a destination store for wine lovers across the country. With the Australia Day long weekend starting tomorrow, Kemeny joins Broker TV to discuss the growth of this award-winning business.
Clare Mann
23 January 2013 – The topic of effective communication is increasingly in vogue amongst business circles. Clare Mann joins Broker TV to discuss the importance of communicating effectively, simply and well.
ICAA Part 2
21 January 2013 – NRL's media director John Brady, Melbourne Storm's CEO Ron Gauci, player agent Nick Fordham and GWS Giants' CEO David Matthews discuss the business of sport at ICAA's National Summit in Sydney. Watch part one here.
ICAA Part 1
18 January 2013 – NRL's media director John Brady, Melbourne Storm's CEO Ron Gauci, player agent Nick Fordham and GWS Giants' CEO David Matthews discuss the business of sport at ICAA's National Summit in Sydney. Watch part two here.
Dr Stephen Kirchner
16 January 2013 – With Government plans for compulsory super to rise to 12 per cent, Dr Stephen Kirchner from the Centre for Independent Studies argues the opposite, saying super should be voluntary. To discuss, he joins Broker TV.
Jacqueline Lehman
14 January 2013 – Work related stress is on the rise with more than 1/3 of Australians saying their stress levels have been higher over the past year. Jacqueline Lehman from Regus joins Broker TV to discuss the main reason for stress and possible solutions.
Garry Holloway
11 January 2013 – Diamonds are a girl's best friend, but can they also be your SMSF's best friend? To discuss this and the difference between synthetic and natural diamonds, Garry Holloway from Holloway Diamonds joins Broker TV.
Kate Anderson
09 January 2013 – How can you manoeuvre your funds around to make the best use of your self-managed super fund? Kate Anderson, head of Technical Services at SuperIQ, joins Broker TV to discuss the tricks you should know.
Genevieve George
07 January 2013 – Do you have a position in your business you need to fill for a few days while one of your staff is on annual leave? Genevieve George discusses OneShift, a website which puts employers in touch with temporary employees for casual work.
Christopher Joye Part 2
19 December 2012 – With the RBA cutting the cash rate by 125 basis points in 2012, Christopher Joye from Yellow Brick Road Funds Management has been providing commentary on every move it makes. What does he see for 2013? Don't miss his views. Watch part one here.
Christopher Joye Part 1
19 December 2012 – With the RBA cutting the cash rate by 125 basis points in 2012, Christopher Joye from Yellow Brick Road Funds Management has been providing commentary on every move it makes. What does he see for 2013? Don't miss his views. Watch part two here.
Charles Tarbey
17 December 2012 – After home loan approvals rose by only 0.1 per cent in October, is 2013 going to be the year the property market rises, and is now the right time to jump in? To discuss, Charles Tarbey from Century 21 joins Broker TV.
Peter White
14 December 2012 – An issue gaining momentum in the media is the commissions available to mortgage brokers and how borrowers may be paying thousands of dollars more on a home loan simply due to a failure of some brokers to disclose all information. To discuss, Peter White from the Finance Brokers Association of Australia joins Broker TV.
L.Janusz Hooker
12 December 2012 – After recent rate cuts and as housing values begin to rise again, has the housing market hit its bottom or is the ever-contracting construction sector a sign the worst is yet to come? To discuss, L. Janusz Hooker from LJ Hooker joins Broker TV.
Jaci Smith
10 December 2012 – How is the mortgage market travelling and what's the outlook for interest rates in 2013? To discuss this, as well as the benefits of a mortgage broker, Jaci Smith from mylocalbroker.com.au joins Broker TV.
James Austin
07 December 2012 – With interest rates continuing to fall on term deposits, many investors are looking at ways to get more bang for their buck. One alternative is RMBS. To discuss, Firstmac's James Austin joins Broker TV.
Terry McCrann
04 December 2012 – Will the Reserve Bank cut the cash rate today? For his predictions on this, economic analysis, and why Australia has become a very bad place to invest, Terry McCrann joins Broker TV.
Glenn Baker & Tom Piotrowski
05 December 2012 – The Reserve Bank dropped the cash rate to three per cent at its November meeting, the lowest level since September 2009. What effect will this have on the market and economy? For this and much more, Glenn Baker from ING Direct and Tom Piotrowski from CommSec join Broker TV.
Samer Kurdi & Richard Korda
03 December 2012 – The Entrepreneurs' Organization has led to a million people being employed worldwide. Operating in 35 countries, there are almost 9000 members and the average member makes $18 million in revenue. What's the secret behind this millionaires factory? To discuss, Richard Korda, who specialises in equipment and commercial property finance, and Samer Kurdi join Broker TV.
Shane Oliver
30 November 2012 – With a number of sectors around Australia struggling, Shane Oliver from AMP Capital Investors argues we haven't yet seen enough rate cuts. Don't miss his views on this and the outlook for the economy on Broker TV.
David Murray
28 November 2012 – The Future Fund recently announced it will pay $2 billion for the assets of the Australian Infrastucture Fund, forming part of its push to increase its exposure to infrastructure. To discuss, David Murray, the former chairman of the Fund, who is now the inaugural chair of the International Forum of Sovereign Wealth Funds, joins Broker TV.
Kate Anderson
26 November 2012 – Transition to retirement pensions might be just the way to ease yourself into retirement, allowing access to your super while you keep working. There are tax-effective strategies to be aware of, especially when it comes to doing it inside an SMSF. To take us through the fine print, Kate Anderson joins Broker TV.
Mark Bouris
23 November 2012 – He was known as the Wizard of Oz after building up Wizard Home Loans and selling it for more than half a billion dollars. Now, the star of The Apprentice is taking on the Big Four banks with his business Yellow Brick Road in a new deal with Macquarie. For the whole story, Mark Bouris joins Broker TV.
Jeff Clementz
21 November 2012 – Security is a concern for shoppers buying online, which is why services like PayPal have become popular. To discuss digital wallets and innovations such as facial recognition when buying in-store, PayPal's Jeff Clementz joins Broker TV.
Shane Oliver
19 November 2012 – For analysis on China, the US fiscal cliff and much more, Shane Oliver from AMP Capital Investors joins Broker TV.
John Marasco
16 November 2012 – Most Aussie investors are looking to expand their property portfolios despite seeing little improvement in the last six months. According to Colliers' Global Investor Sentiment Survey, raising new equity is still the main concern. To take us through the main findings John Marasco joins Broker TV.
Corey Loehr
14 November 2012 – If just 10 per cent of people were allowed to "telework", 9000 less people each year would change their jobs, saving the economy more than $90 million a year in recruitment and training costs. To discuss what teleworking is, Intel's Corey Loehr joins Broker TV.
Simon Bond & Stephen Halmarick
12 November 2012 – Where is our economy headed, what's the outlook for the US, and what should we make of the RBA's decision to hold fire on the cash rate? To find out, Simon Bond from RBS Morgans and Stephen Halmarick from Colonial First State Global Asset Management join Broker TV.
Christopher Joye
09 November 2012 – Aussie house prices only saw a slight uptick in the September quarter, suggesting ongoing weakness in the sector despite recent rate cuts. What will be the impact of the RBA's decision to hold rates at 3.25 per cent? Christopher Joye from Yellow Brick Road Funds Management joins Broker TV.
Clifford Bennett
08 November 2012 – Concerns about China, Europe and the fiscal cliff in the USA are looming over stock markets, but should we be worried? For a shot of optimism, Clifford Bennett, author of the White Crane Report, joins Broker TV.
Tom Waterhouse
05 November 2012 – Tom Waterhouse is a thoroughbred when it comes to horse racing. With Cup Day just around the corner, where is this bookie placing his bets? Don't miss his tips.
Michele Levine
02 November 2012 – Australians expect inflation of 5.7 per cent over the next two years! To discuss the findings, Michele Levine from Roy Morgan Research joins Broker TV.
Margaret Lomas & Karen Stiles
31 October 2012 – Would you buy a home before it's even been built? To discuss the perils of buying property off the plan, Margaret Lomas from Destiny, and Karen Stiles from Owners Corporation Network of Australia join Broker TV.
Craig Rispin
29 October 2012 – What are the key drivers that could affect the way people are investing? To discuss, business futurist Craig Rispin joins Broker TV.
Peter Applebaum
26 October 2012 – Who's afraid of social media? To discuss how you can best leverage social media for your business, Peter Applebaum from Tick Yes joins Broker TV.
Stuart Grimshaw
24 October 2012 – The Bank of Queensland recently reported a $17 million full-year loss, but its CEO Stuart Grimshaw says things are looking up. Can the bank be turned around, and what are the plans for the broker market? To find out, Grimshaw joins Broker TV.
Andrew Bland
22 October 2012 – Recently unfair dismissal laws have seen a revision. While small and medium businesses welcomed the government announcement, Andrew Bland of BlandsLaw explains why more reform is still needed.
John McGrath
19 October 2012 – With home loan approvals at their highest level in months, where is the next hotspot to take advantage of the current low rates? Property expert John McGrath joins Switzer TV to discuss.
Joseph Walton and Enzo Raimondo
19 October 2012 – A recent push to do away with the requirement for commercial real estate agents to be licensed, with COAG saying it's unnecessary, has attracted outrage among the real estate industry. To discuss, Joseph Walton from Allard Shelton and Enzo Raimondo from the Real Estate Institute of Victoria join Switzer TV.
Peter Costello - Part 1
17 October 2012 – In this exclusive interview, Peter Switzer speaks with former treasurer Peter Costello for his views on leadership and much more, including not getting the number one job. Stay tuned for part 2.
Ricky Stuart
15 October 2012 – What does it take to lead? For his insights and tips, don't miss rugby league icon Ricky Stuart.
Mark Hewitt
12 October 2012 – Who are homeowners turning to when looking to refinance their mortgage? According to the AFG Competition Index, there's been a move towards non-major lenders. To discuss, Mark Hewitt joins Broker TV.
Craig James
10 October 2012 – Can Treasurer Wayne Swan bring the struggling budget to surplus? For a read on the Aussie economy, the Aussie dollar and more, don't miss CommSec's Craig James.
Michelle Hutchison
8 October 2012 – The RBA surprised the market and economists last week by cutting the cash rate to 3.25 per cent. To discuss the latest on interest rates, Michelle Hutchison from RateCity joins Broker TV.
Ellie Comerford
5 October 2012 – When it comes to making the plunge into the property market, timing is everything and right now may be the best entry point. Ellie Comerford, CEO of Genworth joins Broker TV to discuss.
Glenn Baker and Tom Piotrowski
3 October 2012 – The RBA cut the cash rate to 3.25 per cent yesterday, but will we see more this year? For more analysis, CommSec's Tom Piotrowski and Glenn Baker from ING Direct join Broker TV.
Tom Dickson
28 September 2012 – 14 million views and counting. To discuss internet advertising strategies, the innovator behind the first viral marketing YouTube video in history, Blendtec founder Tom Dickson, joins Broker TV.
Michael Cant
26 September 2012 – Should we be looking to lock ourselves into fixed home loan rates? For a look at trends in the mortgage market, Michael Cant from CBA joins Broker TV.
Peter Jones
25 September 2012 – Recovery for the housing sector might not be for many months yet. Chief Economist, Peter Jones of Master Builders Australia discusses his views.
Kate Anderson
24 September 2012 – Kate Anderson joins Broker TV to discuss wise, smart and legal borrowing strategies for your self managed super fund.
Moses Samaha
21 September 2012 – The mining boom is on its way out! New research by Veda shows Western Australia is losing steam whilst the Eastern states may have picked up some economic momentum.
Ian Corfield
18 September 2012 – Little movement from rate cuts reflect lack of confidence in economy. Do we need to cut deep to get the economy moving?
Kym Illman
18 September 2012 – Kym Illman joins Broker TV to share his secrets on ambush marketing and more.
Heidi Armstrong
17 September 2012 – When looking for a home loan, are the big four the place to be or should we be looking for something off the beaten track. Heidi Armstrong from State Custodians joins Broker TV to discuss.
John Edwards
14 September 2012 – The property sector has been subdued since the GFC, but is it turning a corner? And if you're going to dive into the property market, should you look at a house or apartment? To answer these questions, John Edwards from Residex joins Broker TV.
Paul Rickard
13 September 2012 – Paul Rickard, the former CEO of CommSec, and a writer on Switzer Super Report joins Broker TV to look at why the Federal Government is considering playing around with the tax concessions for SMSF trustees.
Joseph Walton
12 September 2012 – Joseph Walton from Allard Shelton joins Broker TV to provide his perspective on what's happening in the property development industry.
John Singleton Part 2
11 September 2012 – In this exclusive interview with Peter Switzer, ad guru and professed Qantas tragic, John Singleton reveals why he thinks CEO Alan Joyce isn't up for the job. Don't miss part one.
John Singleton
10 September 2012 – In this exclusive interview with Peter Switzer, ad guru and professed Qantas tragic, John Singleton reveals why he thinks CEO Alan Joyce isn't up for the job. Don't miss part two.
John McGrath
7 September 2012 – What are the hot suburbs right now? John McGrath, CEO of McGrath Estate Agents, joins Broker TV to discuss.
Sinclair Taylor
7 September 2012 – New SMSF laws are taking action after the Cooper review. To talk through what we need to know, Sinclair Taylor, head of SMSF at Westpac, joins Broker TV.
Dr Frank Gelber
5 September 2012 – When will this mining boom end? Dr Frank Gelber of BIS Shrapnel joins Broker TV to discuss why he thinks mining will continue to underpin activity for the next few years.
Greg McAweeney
3 September 2012 – Do Australians have a 'head in the sand' mentaility when it comes to finances? To discuss a recent survey, RaboDirect's Greg McAweeney joins Broker TV.
John Borghetti
31 August 2012 – Virgin Australia has been soaring as of late. To talk through the company's recent financial results and more, CEO John Borghetti joins Broker TV.
Bill Leak
30 August 2012 – Famous for his wickedly cutting poignant cartoons in The Australian, cartoonist Bill Leak joins Switzer TV to discuss his new book and more.
Michael Russell
29 August 2012 – How is the mortgage market travelling at the moment? Michael Russell, CEO of Mortgage Choice, shares his views, and discusses the company's latest financial results.
Jason Huljich
28 August 2012 – How much of a risk are property trusts that aren't listed on the stock exchange, and what are the opportunities? Jason Huljich from Centuria Property Funds joins Switzer TV to discuss.
Shane Oliver
27 August 2012 – Is the mining boom over? Has the rally got legs? Shane Oliver from AMP Capital Investors shares his views.
Gary Stone
24 August 2012 – Despite most economic indicators looking good, the bear market continues, but for how much longer? Gary Stone from Share Wealth Systems has analysed stock market data from the past 100 years to work out when this bear market will end, if ever.
Paul Fisher
22 August 2012 – Online advertising is booming with the industry passing the $3 billion mark in the past financial year and revenues up 21 per cent. To discuss these figures, Paul Fisher from IAB Australia joins Broker TV.
David Harrison
22 August 2012 – For a look at how the property market travelling, from the office space to the retail and residential sectors, David Harrison from Charter Hall joins Switzer TV.
John McGrath
20 April 2012 – As economists anticipate a share market sell-off, is now the time to buy property instead? John McGrath grades real estate in his report card on the state of the market.
Paul Bloxham
16 April 2012 – The argument for a rate cut in May could be weaker following stronger-than-expected data on inflationary expectations and the unemployment rate steady at 5.2 per cent. Given the new data, how will the Reserve Bank react? To find out, Peter Switzer speaks with HSBC chief economist Paul Bloxham on Broker TV.
Christopher Joye
13 April 2012 – With house prices up 0.3 per cent so far this year, could the property market finally be on the mend? Yellow Brick Road Funds Management's Christopher Joye provides his views on rates, house prices and the state of the market.
Dr Frank Gelber
11 April 2012 – The fall in residential commencements in 2011 seems to have bottomed out as the number of first homebuyers picks up. But can this be sustained, and will the turnaround gain traction in 2012? Peter Switzer speaks with BIS Shrapnel chief economist Dr Frank Gelber.
Lisa Claes
4 April 2012 – The Reserve Bank yesterday left the cash rate on hold at 4.25 per cent, but has kept the door open for further rate cuts if the economy weakens. For insight into the rate decision, Peter Switzer speaks with ING Direct's Lisa Claes.
Ellie Comerford
2 April 2012 – According to the March 2012 Genworth homebuyer confidence index, 39 per cent of homebuyers believe now is a good time to buy a home. CEO of Genworth Financial Australia Ellie Comerford reveals what's behind this shift in buyer attitude.
Peter Switzer
30 March 2012 – Peter Switzer says the Reserve Bank has a chance to give the non-mining part of the economy a step up with a rate cut at its meeting next Tuesday.
Stuart Grimshaw
28 March 2012 – The Bank of Queensland recently announced it would tap the market for $450 million to help strengthen its balance sheet. Plus, the bank revised its outlook for the first half and now expects to report a statutory loss of $91 million. For an update on how the company is travelling, Peter Switzer speaks with the bank's CEO Stuart Grimshaw.
Craig Rispin
26 March 2012 – What does the future hold for your business? With technology advancing at a rapid rate, business futurist and trend tracker Craig Rispin reveals why businesses need to be prepared and adapt for what's around the corner.
Shane Oliver
23 March 2012 – Peter Switzer speaks with AMP Capital Investors' Shane Oliver for his analysis on the economy and interest rates and why he thinks there's scope for cuts.
Keith Abraham
21 March 2012 – Is passion the key to success in business and life? Passionate People's Keith Abraham certainly thinks so and today he reveals why.
Jason Andrew
19 March 2012 – Jason Andrew's auctioneer business covers the Queensland market from Gladstone to Grafton. So how is property travelling in the Sunshine State?
Michael Russell
16 March 2012 – With banks now moving rates out of cycle with the Reserve Bank, Peter Switzer speaks with Mortgage Choice CEO Michael Russell for his outlook on rates and the mortgage market.
Darren McLeod
16 March 2012 – More and more property investors are looking to the National Rental Affordability Scheme as a means to build property wealth. Peter Switzer speaks with FirstMac's Darren McLeod to evaluate the program.
Stuart Grimshaw
14 March 2012 – The banks have come under fire for raising rates out of step with the RBA, but have they good reason for doing so? To find out, and to get an outlook for rates in 2012, Peter Switzer speaks with Bank of Queensland CEO Stuart Grimshaw.
Glenn Baker
7 March 2012 – The Reserve Bank opted to keep the official cash rate steady at its March meeting, leaving the door open for future easing should it be required. What's likely to happen? Peter Switzer speaks with rates expert Glenn Baker, CFO at ING Direct.
John Symond
5 March 2012 – It's said there's no such thing as a stupid question, but in his new campaign, "Aussie" John Symond says the Big Four will make you believe there is.
Damian Smith
2 March 2012 – Although the Reserve Bank left rates on hold this month, a number of lenders bumped up their variable rates by an average of 10 basis points. Has the RBA become irrelevant in setting rates? Damian Smith, CEO of RateCity, answers.
Tim Brown
29 February 2012 – Could investors wanting to upgrade their property be the fastest growing segment for 2012? To find out this, as well as where the mortgage market is headed, Peter Switzer speaks with Vow Financial's Tim Brown.
Gerry Robert
27 February 2012 – Best-selling author, speaker and consultant Gerry Robert explains the fundamentals of his new book The Millionaire Mindset: How Ordinary People Can Create Extraordinary Income.
Craig James
24 February 2012 – Peter Switzer speaks with CommSec's Craig James for his views on business confidence following Kevin Rudd's resignation as foreign minister and the Reserve bank choosing not to budge on its official cash rate at the February meeting.
Chris Whitehead
22 February 2012 – Among the lenders that kept variable home loan interest rates on hold while the major banks raised rates last week was Credit Union Australia. CEO Chris Whitehead joins Peter Switzer on Broker TV to discuss this and more.
Ross McDonald
20 February 2012 – Don't miss Google's head of retail Ross McDonald on how businesses can ensure they have the right online strategy.
John Edwards
17 February 2012 – Despite falls in house prices over 2011, will this year be the time to buy? John Edwards, CEO of Residex, looks at the outlook for property.
Chris Acret
15 February 2012 – All the major banks have raised variable home loan interest rates despite no move by the Reserve Bank. How will the rate hikes affect the mortgage and lending markets? Peter Switzer speaks with Smartline's Chris Acret to find out.
Keith Abraham
13 February 2012 – How can you create an enduring brand? Switzer speaks with best-selling author and founder of Passionate People Keith Abraham.
John McGrath
9 February 2012 – How will the property market react to the Reserve Bank's decision to leave rates on hold? To find out, Peter Switzer speaks with John McGrath.
Terry McCrann
8 February 2012 – Peter Switzer speaks with Terry McCrann to find out what led the Reserve Bank to leave rates on hold at its February meeting.
Carol Croce & Caryn Kakas
3 February 2012 – For insight into the National Rental Affordability Scheme, Peter Switzer speaks with Carol Croce, executive director of the Community Housing Federation of Australia, and Caryn Kakas, the executive director of the Residential Development Council of Australia.
Ewen McKenzie
13 December 2011 – Queensland Reds' coach Ewen McKenzie led his rough-and-tough team to victory in the 2011 premiership and today he shares how you too can kick goals in your business.
Harold Mitchell
13 December 2011 – The country's biggest media buyer Harold Mitchell gives insights into how he led his empire Mitchell Communication Group to rule Australia's media landscape.
John Howard
9 December 2011 – Former prime minister John Howard provides insights into how he led the country for his 11 years in power. Don't miss his tips on leadership.
Alex Twigg
6 December 2011 – Peter Switzer speaks with Alex Twigg, the general manager of NAB's online banking face, UBank, to get a grasp on what it's offering and how it has been able to appeal to a whole new demographic of customers.
John Edwards
5 December 2011 – Peter Switzer speaks with Residex's John Edwards to find out if now is a good time for investors to purchase property, and also how investors can buy intelligently.
Matt Comyn
1 December 2011 – How are businesses travelling at the moment? And what's the outlook for rates? For the answers, Peter Switzer speaks with Commonwealth Bank's executive general manager of local business banking, Matt Comyn.
Martin Grunstein
28 November 2011 – Each year customer service expert Martin Grunstein sends his clients November 27 cards in place of Christmas cards. Why? Switzer speaks with Grunstein to find out why it's important to be different in business.
Chris Acret
21 November 2011 – Has the Reserve Bank's November rate cut affected consumer demand for loans, and are more cuts needed? To find out, Peter Switzer speaks with Smartline managing director Chris Acret.
Charles Tarbey
15 November 2011 – The chairman of Century 21 in Australia, Charles Tarbey, joins Peter Switzer to discuss the outlook for the property sector in Australia and also his views on the Gold Coast.
John McGrath
10 November 2011 – Has Australian real estate dodged the bullet that took down US and European property markets? John McGrath tips the outlook for the Aussie property market.
Chris Whitehead
4 November 2011 – With the Reserve Bank decision to cut the official cash rate and the government guarantee on million-dollar deposits due to end next year, what will it mean for the competitiveness of credit unions? Peter Switzer speaks with CUA's Chris Whitehead to find out.
Jack Singleton
27 October 2011 – There's no doubt Aussie businesses are feeling the pressure from a high Australian dollar and interest rates. Don't miss the chairman of 1300 Flowers, Jack Singleton, for his tips on growing a business in this tough environment.
Ron Bewley
20 October 2011 – With predictions of a rate cut on the first Tuesday of November, Woodhall Investment Research's Ron Bewley argues that the Reserve Bank should have already moved. Find out why in his interview with Peter Switzer.
Lachlan Harris
19 October 2011 – Peter Switzer uncovers a new challenge in the form of Lachlan Harris, the spin guy for former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, and his new venture One Big Switch: "Harris is playing the price game and brokers are always under challenge from this tactic but it should be a wake up call and a reminder that great brokers, like great retail businesses, are all about the value adds and the experience.
"The brokers' inside advantage has always been the customer service, the relationship and understanding the needs of people often embarking on the biggest deals of their lives.
"One Big Switch is a new threat but the really competitive brokers know that it's just another opportunity to show off why they're so good."
John Lees
12 October 2011 – At a time when many businesses are challenged by the two-speed nature of our economy, relatively high interest rates, a strong dollar, and the emergence of online competitors, marketing expert John Lees gives tips for improving business, including making the customer a part of your team!
Damian Smith
10 October 2011 – With more economists coming around to the idea that the Reserve Bank should contemplate cutting interest rates, Peter Switzer speaks with RateCity CEO Damian Smith for his take on the matter.
Dr Frank Gelber
7 October 2011 – At a time when the Reserve Bank looks close to cutting interest rates, Peter Switzer speaks with Dr Frank Gelber from BIS Shrapnel for his forecasts on the economy.
John Marasco
7 October 2011 – The property sector copped a beating in the GFC, but are there green shoots showing for the sector? And how strong will they grow? Peter Switzer speaks with Colliers International managing director of investment services and chairman of global investment John Marasco.
Glenn Baker
5 October 2011 – The Reserve Bank may have left the cash rate on hold for another month, but there appears to be a gradual change in language and some commentators see a rate cut for November. Peter Switzer speaks with ING Direct's Glenn Baker to find out where rates are headed.
Paul Bloxham
30 September 2011 – The first Tuesday of the month is just around the corner and that means another Reserve Bank board meeting. Peter Switzer speaks with Paul Bloxham, a former RBA insider and now chief economist at HSBC, to get his take on the Big Bank.
Tim Brown
26 September 2011 – For the latest on what borrowers are doing right now, as well as the outlook for property, Peter Switzer speaks with CEO of Vow Financial, Tim Brown.
John McGrath
16 September 2011 – John McGrath gives his opinion on property bubble talk and reveals his top market picks.
Steve Keen
16 September 2011 – Long-time bear Associate Professor Steve Keen from the University of Western Sydney shares his predictions for what's on the horizon.
John Symond
13 September 2011 – Is Australia experiencing a property bubble that's set to burst? Peter Switzer speaks with Aussie's executive chairman John Symond who rejects this notion.
Harry S. Dent Jr.
13 September 2011 – Economist and big-call merchant Harry S. Dent Jr. argues a Great Depression is on the way.
Michael McCarthy & Christopher Joye
9 September 2011 – With the Aussie economy growing 1.2 per cent in the June quarter, the question is how will the Reserve Bank react? For analysis, CMC Markets' Michael McCarthy, and Rismark International's Christopher Joye, who predicted a rate rise before the figures were released, join Peter Switzer.
John Howard
1 September 2011 – Peter Switzer speaks with former prime minister John Howard. Discover why he says it's not yet time to call curtains on the Gillard Government and also his view on the interest rate outlook.
Alan Langford
31 August 2011 – How is Australia dealing with a two-speed economy? Bankwest chief economist Alan Langford reveals what he's seeing in his home state of Western Australia and abroad.
John Maxwell
23 August 2011 – Don't miss Peter Switzer's interview with legendary business guru John Maxwell, who has sold more than 20 million books on success, leadership and communication. How do your leadership skills shape up?
Greg McAweeney
18 August 2011 – New research reveals one in five baby boomer parents expect to fork out towards their Gen Y children's first homes. But is it all happy families? Today, RaboDirect's Greg McAweeney examines the implication of this inter-generational conflict.
Matt Church
12 August 2011 – Matt Church, one of the most sought after speakers on the business speaking circuit, joins Peter Switzer to reveal what we need to know about our bodies, as well as thought leadership.
Dr Fred Grosse
12 August 2011 – At a time when we are preoccupied with the fears of a stock market slump, are we neglecting what's important in our business life? Don't miss Dr Fred Grosse, managing director of the Institute for Management, Organisation and Motivation, who has coached some of the big Australian businesses.
Jason Andrew
10 August 2011 – At a time when the property market has its challenges, and the doomsday merchants are predicting big falls in house prices, Peter Switzer speaks with Jason Andrew from Jason Andrew Auctioneers to gain insight into the real estate market.
Mark Bouris
8 August 2011 – Industry legend Mark Bouris reveals his views on all things RBA and interest rate related, plus the disconnect in economic numbers.
Clifford Bennett and Marcel von Pfyffer
5 August 2011 – Herston Economics' Clifford Bennett and RBS Morgans' Marcel von Pfyffer put the spotlight on the troubled global economies – what do their crystal balls reveal?
Michael Matusik
3 August 2011 – Property market state of play – don't miss Michael Matusik, director of Matusik Property Insights.
Liz Wiseman
29 July 2011 – How do some leaders create intelligence around them, while others diminish it? Wall Street Journal best-selling author and executive adviser Liz Wiseman reveals her expert insight.
Margaret Lomas & Giles Campbell
26 July 2011 – Peter Switzer and property expert Margaret Lomas join forces – New Financial You winner Giles Campbell is looking for guidance on how to build his wealth, but is property the way to go?
Jordan Belfort
21 July 2011 – Watch Peter Switzer's interview with the Wolf of Wall Street, Jordan Belfort. He was the real-life Gordon Gekko who went to jail and has since found redemption. Why should you listen to him? Find out now.
Saul Eslake
19 July 2011 – With recent calls proclaiming the next RBA rate movement could be down, what can we really expect? Peter Switzer speaks with the Grattan Institute's Saul Eslake to sort the fact from the fiction.
Lisa Claes
15 July 2011 – Consumer confidence hit a 26-month low in July, and has fallen a total of 17.3 per cent over 12 months. Do the figures add up to a Reserve Bank interest rate cut? ING Direct's Lisa Claes discusses what the data means for the economy.
Dr Frank Gelber
15 July 2011 – With Australians saving like never before plus talk of a so-called housing bubble, BIS Shrapnel's Dr Frank Gelber joins Switzer to make sense of what's happening in the property sector and the economy.
Lincoln Crawley & Christena Singh
1 July 2011 – Peter Switzer speaks with Manpower managing director Lincoln Crawley to see how the job market is faring in this two-speed economy, and author of the Sensis Business Index, Christena Singh, shares the latest on what's happening in the small and medium business sector.
Ian Corfield
30 June 2011 – Peter Switzer speaks with Bankwest Business chief executive Ian Corfield to find out how business is reacting to life in a two-speed economy.
Ellie Comerford and Alan Shields
23 June 2011 – With concerns over interest rate hikes, Australia's multispeed economy and the situation overseas, it's no surprise homebuyers are cautious. To reveal how buyers in Australia compare with those in other countries, plus views on an Australian housing bubble, Genworth's Ellie Comerford and RFi's Alan Shields join Peter Switzer.
Kevin Conlon and James Hickey
21 June 2011 – The size of the reverse mortgage market has returned to pre-GFC levels according to a recent report by Deloitte. More than 40,000 people now have reverse mortgages worth $3 billion. For more on the report, Peter Switzer talks to SEQUAL CEO Kevin Conlon and Deloitte's James Hickey.
Sir Ralph Norris
20 June 2011 – On Thursday night last week, CEOs around the country slept rough at the Vinnies CEO Sleepout. Peter Switzer speaks with CBA CEO Sir Ralph Norris, one of the event's biggest fundraisers, for his views on the interest rates, the economy and more.
Damian Smith
17 June 2011 – With the Reserve Bank likely to keep rates on hold until they see the next round of inflation data, Damian Smith, CEO of RateCity joins Peter Switzer to put home loans in focus. Is it time to fix?
Ray Hair
15 June 2011 – With a great passion for real estate in this country, there's been a growth of insurance linked to the mortgage industry. The question is, however, are we insuring more and getting less for our buck? Don't miss Peter Switzer's interview with the CEO of ALI Group, Ray Hair.
Associate Professor Steve Keen
9 June 2011 – Associate Professor Steve Keen argues Australia has a real estate bubble and with the massive overload of debt it will eventually burst.
John Edwards
9 June 2011 – John Edwards, Residex CEO, says there's no threat of a housing bubble in Australia, and gives his view on the state of the sector.
John McGrath
9 June 2011 – The latest realty check suggests there's a split decision on whether real estate prices are head up or down. Don't miss John McGrath's views on the outlook for property, as well as his top property picks.
John Edwards
8 June 2011 – John Edwards, CEO of Residex, gives Switzer Broker his take on the outlook for the property industry.
Terry McCrann
8 June 2011 – With the Reserve Bank leaving rates on hold yet again in June, Terry McCrann looks at what we can expect in the coming months.
Nabi Saleh
6 June 2011 – With much of Australia addicted to coffee, founder of Gloria Jean's Coffees International Nabi Saleh reveals the reason behind rising prices, the future for coffee, and the importance of leadership in business.
Chris Acret
3 June 2011 – House prices are continuing to fall, building approvals are heading south and while loans for the housing sector were up for the year, it was the lowest result over the last 34 years. Peter Switzer speaks with Smartline managing director Chris Acret to get his views on what's going on in the housing sector.
Christopher Joye
27 May 2011 – Christopher Joye, MD of Rismark International gives his views on what's happening with house prices and why the Reserve Bank must raise rates soon.
Sir Richard Branson
27 May 2011 – When Sir Richard Branson sold his record business for an airline, people thought he was crazy – "the easiest way to become a millionaire is to start off as a billionaire and go into the airline industry" – but more than 20 years on, and with a net worth of US$4.2 billion, Branson reveals the secrets to his success.
Cameron Clyne
24 May 2011 – Peter Switzer interviews National Australia Bank Group CEO Cameron Clyne to find out why the bank officially called it quits with the Big Four and their plans to use the internet to sell heavily discounted mortgages. Watch part one here.
Cameron Clyne
24 May 2011 – Peter Switzer interviews National Australia Bank Group CEO Cameron Clyne to find out why the bank officially called it quits with the Big Four and their plans to use the internet to sell heavily discounted mortgages. Watch part two here.
Michael Matusik
14 April 2011 – Is the Aussie property market a bubble waiting to burst? Today, we throw the spotlight on the fallout of the RBA's aggressive interest rate policy. Peter Switzer speaks to Michael Matusik, director of Matusik Property Insights, to uncover the outlook for property.
Chris Richardson
17 February 2011 – A drop in interest rates? A technical recession? Or none of the above? Chris Richardson from Access Economics reveals his outlook on the economy.
Tim Brown
11 February 2011 – Peter Switzer interviews Tim Brown, CEO of Vow Financial, for his view on the state of the mortgage broking industry, what lies ahead and much more. Watch it now on Broker TV.
Charles Tarbey
2 February 2011 – Century 21's chairman Charles Tarbey tips what's in store for the real estate market. Watch it now on Broker TV.
Kathy Cummings
24 December 2010 – Kathy Cummings, the executive general manager of third party and mobile banking at the Commonwealth Bank reveals her view on what's happening in the mortgage industry and the relationship between brokers and banks.
Damian Smith
23 December 2010 – The bank wars sparked by NAB last month has caused a ripple effect for home loan customers, regardless of whether or not NAB is offering a better deal. To look at what the campaign means for the mortgage industry, as well as the state of the market in general, Peter Switzer interviews Damian Smith, CEO of RateCity.
Mark Reid
23 December 2010 – Conflicting reports on the health of the business sector in Australia have left market analysts scratching their heads. Head of business and private banking at Bankwest, Mark Reid, gives us his reading on the pulse of business in Australia right now.
Jost Stollmann
23 December 2010 – Tyro Payments, the first new entrant into the EFTPOS business in over 15 years, has already managed to grab the BRW title of the fourth fastest growing business in Australia. But can CEO Jost Stollmann's David win out over the Goliaths of the banking sector?
John McGrath
23 December 2010 – Peter Switzer talks to John McGrath to find where are the property hotspots around the country.
Peter White
23 December 2010 – FBAA national president Peter White argues there are more important issues to be addressed than the call for the ending of exit fees, including the insurance borrowers take out on a mortgage.
John Edwards
23 December 2010 – John Edwards, CEO of Residex, tips the cities and suburbs slated for growth.
David Foster
23 December 2010 – With floods and earthquakes eating into insurers' profits, Suncorp Bank reported a smaller-than-expected result earlier this week. How did the bank actually perform in the challenging funding environment? David Foster, CEO of Suncorp Bank, shares the company's outlook for the future.
Pamela Liebman
23 December 2010 – New York, New York – you might want to be a part of it, but how much will it cost you? The Big Apple boasts some of the most expensive real estate in the world. Peter Switzer catches up with Pamela Liebman, CEO of The Corcoran Group, to see where the New York property market is headed.
Nathan Dale
23 December 2010 – At just 23, Intact Group's Nathan Dale started his commercial property business. How has he managed to steer the company through tough waters, taking out a stack of big-name honours in the process?
David Breen
23 December 2010 – A financial wellbeing survey suggests Aussies are ready to leave their home lenders but are unsure if it's worth the trouble. Almost one in two are unhappy with their mortgage but don't leave because of high exit fees and time-consuming paperwork. ING Direct's David Breen discusses the findings.
Bob Doll
23 December 2010 – From New York, Peter Switzer speaks to investment heavyweight BlackRock's Bob Doll. With roughly US$3 trillion under management, Doll reveals how he made the most of the GFC.
Michelle Koch
21 December 2010 – Meet the woman who crosses the t's and dots the i's on the most important transactions on Wall Street – Michelle Koch, chief counsel at NYSE. Peter Switzer reports from Wall Street.
Rob Watson
19 December 2010 – New York is the Grand Central for wealth – to find out just what kind of movement's at the station, Peter Switzer turns to financial heavyweight Lyster Watson's Rob Watson. Watson reveals how he saw his clients through GFC.
Troy McErvale
8 December 2010 – Meet Troy McErvale – an Aussie mortgage broker doing business in New York.
Clifford Bennett
28 November 2010 – As the last RBA meeting for the year draws nearer, don't miss Herston Economics' Clifford Bennett and his take on what's in store for those in the RBA's firing line, the Aussie dollar and the strength of China.
Gerry Harvey
26 November 2010 – Don't miss the second installment of Peter Switzer's interview with Gerry Harvey.
Gerry Harvey
24 November 2010 – Harvey Norman holds its AGM. To uncover what's on the agenda, Peter Switzer caught up with business great Gerry Harvey. Don't miss part one of this interview – it's been a tough year on those in the discretionary spending game, find out how the retail giant is really faring.
Chris Richardson
21 November 2010 – As the RBA's final meeting for the year inches closer, we look to their last decision with Access Economics' Chris Richardson – was the rate hike the right thing to do? And just how much higher can they go?
John McGrath
21 November 2010 – John McGrath puts the spotlight on what's happening in the housing and real estate sector.
Symon Brewis-Weston
16 November 2010 – Banks have come under fire of late – but are we being too tough on the Big Four? We ask the Commonwealth Bank's Symon Brewis-Weston.
Christopher Joye
14 November 2010 – Rismark International's Christopher Joye puts the rumours to rest – Australia is not suffering from a property bubble. He makes a wager against US investor legend Jeremy Grantham on the health of the Australian property market.
Chris Whitehead
14 November 2010 – As the outrage surrounding the Big Four Banks continues to make front-page news, we throw the spotlight to the alternatives on offer with CUA's Chris Whitehead.
John Marasco
12 November 2010 – The outlook for property is positive and with no sign of a double dip, investors will back to the market in a big way in 2011, according to Colliers International's John Marasco. Watch it now.
Joe Hockey
9 November 2010 – The big banks have come under fire of late with multi-billion dollar profits, interest rate movements and exit fees coming to the fore. Shadow treasurer Joe Hockey says borrowers are likely to get a raw deal.
Jon Denovan
4 November 2010 – Is recent bank-bashing just a political bid to win over hard-hit mortgagees? Or does our banking sector need a really good shake-up? To find out, we turn to Gadens Lawyers' Jon Denovan.
Glenn Baker
2 November 2010 – Today, punters kept one eye on the Cup and the other on the RBA rate decision set to stop the nation. To find out what motivated Governor Stevens's move to raise rates, we turn to ING Direct's Glenn Baker.
Michael Russell
27 October 2010 – Michael Russell, CEO of Mortgage Choice, joins Peter Switzer in the hotseat to put the spotlight on the top industry issues.
Christoper Joye
27 October 2010 – Rismark International's Christopher Joye tackles the issues at the heart of the election. Don't miss his take on house prices (Joye tells Keen he's dreaming), the $43 billion NBN and whether the fiscal stimulus really did create Gillard's 200,000 jobs.
Lisa Claes
26 October 2010 – Watch Peter Switzer talk interest rates, inflation, cost of funding and the state of the market with Lisa Claes, executive director of ING Direct, on Broker TV.
Peter White
26 October 2010 – Finance Brokers Association of Australia National President, Peter White joins SWITZER BROKER to discuss the key issues facing the mortgage industry. Watch it now.
Steve Weston
26 October 2010 – Steve Weston is the General Manager for Distribution for Challenger. Challenger is a diversified financial services organisation that provides a broad range of investments and financial products and services to institutional and retail clients. Steve discusses the recent difficulties the mortgage industry has faced.
John Symond
26 October 2010 – To find out where Aussie is headed, and to get his take on the outlook for the Australian economy, Peter Switzer spoke with Aussie John.
Steve Kane
26 October 2010 – FAST CEO, Steve Kane, joins Switzer. FAST is a national aggregation service company that opened its doors in 2000 and has since enjoyed unprecedented growth.
John McGrath
18 October 2010 – Where to from here for property prices? With an interest rate rise on the cards, John McGrath throws the spotlight on what's in store for those in the property market.
Joe Sirianni
3 June 2010 – How badly were brokers hit during the global financial crisis? And how are they doing now? Joe Sirianni, president of the Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia and executive director of Smartline joins Peter Switzer on his Sky News Business Channel program – SWITZER.
Kathy Cummings
19 April 2010 – Kathy Cummings head of third party lending at the Commonwealth Bank joins Peter Switzer to discuss how the mortgage market sands are shifting as well as what a lender is looking for in a mortgage broker.
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Yes, you can still buy ammo at Wal-Mart
posted at 9:58 am on January 20, 2013 by Ed Morrissey
We're still getting e-mails wondering why we haven't condemned Wal-Mart for caving to the Obama administration and suspending sales of ammunition. Well, it's because it never happened. This rumor started about a week ago, and an announcement from Wal-Mart earlier this week revealed it as entirely false:
CNSNews.com reported Monday that Walmart had suspended further ammunition orders until the findings of the Biden gun-control task force are released.
To set the record straight: Walmart tells CNSNews.com that the store's ammunition policy has not changed.
"We continue to offer that product to our customers and you know, we'll continue to do so," Kory Lundberg, a Walmart spokesman, told us on Tuesday. "We haven't made any changes in the product mix in that category."
Walmart continues to stock and sell ammo in its stores, he confirmed.
And in areas of the country where Wal-Mart sells ammunition and firearms, "We're committed to do so responsibly and safely," Lundberg said. "We certainly understand there are sportsmen and hunters out there who use these products responsibly, and we want to continue to meet their needs while also continuing to make sure that we're selling these products in a safe and responsible manner."
It's true that a recent run on ammo sales have left some retailers short on stock, but that will rectify itself when the buying spree slows down. Wal-Mart may be one of the retailers affected, but based on my personal dealings with the chain as a (minor) vendor, I'd guess that they have pretty tough terms with suppliers that put them first in line for any new shipments. In any case, Wal-Mart continues to sell ammo, has no plans to stop doing so, and apparently never did.


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- 1-1/4 pounds tomatoes (about 4 medium), halved
- 1 small onion, quartered
- 1 garlic clove, peeled and halved
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh thyme
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 4 fresh basil leaves
- Salad croutons and additional fresh basil leaves, optional
- Place the tomatoes, onion and garlic in a greased 15x10x1-in. baking pan; drizzle with oil. Sprinkle with thyme, salt and pepper; toss to coat. Bake at 400° for 25-30 minutes or until tender, stirring once. Cool slightly.
- In a blender, process tomato mixture and basil leaves until blended. Transfer to a large saucepan and heat through. Garnish each serving with croutons and additional basil if desired. Yield: 2 servings.
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"Wonderful, used fresh homegrown tomatoes and basil from the garden. I put the basil in the blender, too. What a taste treat!"
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Who new? Clark Gable was born in the village of Cadiz, about a 30 minute drive from Whispering Pines Bed & Breakfast. Probably the most successful film actors of all time, and this year marks his 110 birthday celebration. It would be a great time to visit the Clark Gable Museum. Who hasn't watched Gone with the Wind and of course remembers the most memorable American movie quotation of all time "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn"
Stay overnight and received two (2) free admission tickets to the museum in Clark Gable's hometown.
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In my experience, earlier OpenShot versions were somewhat unreliable, but most of the functionality was there. Effects worked as expected for the most part, and while the interface was a bit awkward to work with at times, most of what the application was offering was there to be used. Having said so, my main problem with OpenShot was performance. Even when working with videos well below HD quality, the application would choke on them. Simply trying to add a single audio track to a single video track was a nightmare, for the preview render would be useless, thus leaving me editing blind.
Fortunately, come OpenShot 1.3.0, things have IMPROVED. Yes, that's an improvement worth the uppercase. To begin with, there is a host of new features which make OpenShot an even stronger and more powerful editor (the latest Blender 2.5.6-powered 3D effects are truly something, specially fun is the world maps feature!). Granted, great features were already there in previous releases, but what good are they if the basics are not tight? The good news is that things are way tighter in this release, including a major performance improvement. In fact, I was able to do some video editing on old laptops with poor on-chip video cards... Impressive!
Here's an OpenShot 1.3.0 video introduction from Jonathan Thomas himself:
I recommend checking out the OpenShot 1.3.0 Vimeo PAGE for some more interesting videos, demos and information.
If you have never tried OpenShot or if earlier versions disappointed you, I definitely recommend giving 1.3.0 a try. It's still not what I would call a professional video editor, but it is a huge step in the right direction.
Ubuntu (and its derivatives) users have a dedicated OpenShot PPA from which they can easily download the latest releases and keep up to date. Simply follow the instructions below if you want to install OpenShot 1.3.0.
1.- Open a terminal, add the repository.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:jonoomph/openshot-edge
2.- Update software sources.
sudo apt-get update
3.- Install OpenShot 1.3.0 and the accompanying documentation.
sudo apt-get install openshot openshot-doc
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Editor-in-Chief's Letter
Dear Readers,
As a chill begins to grip the air and green leaves explode into a wonderful array of colors, we are all forced to remember that fall is upon us. It is hard to believe that a month has already passed since we first welcomed the 2011 Fall Semester. Hopefully, you have adjusted to your new schedules, met new and old friends, and have had a chance to participate in one of Dowling Colleges many events and activities that student clubs and organizations have worked tirelessly on to make possible. October is geared to be another great month for student activities.
The History Club will be hosting their annual Oktoberfest with a brief introduction by Dr. David Meskill and German food and fake beer in the conservatory (10/5, starting at 4 p.m.). STAND is presenting their Midnight Madness event where students will enjoy fun icebreakers, games, and food in the Brookhaven Residence Longue (10/6, starting at 8 p.m.). If you are interested in law, the Pre-Law Society Club would like to welcome you to the Study where a special guest speaker from The Princeton Review will be present (10/11, starting at 2:45 p.m.). Making a quilt, filling a secret share box, playing fun games and activities, and offering ally information, the GSA would love to see you at their National Coming Out Day outside of Racanelli Center (10/11, starting 11 a.m. 4 p.m.); beyond which, the event will also have a secret share reading (10/11, starting at 6 p.m.). The Drama Club would also like to welcome everyone to their Halloween Movie Night in the Lions Den where students will enjoy free food and great movies with friends (10/31, starting at 7 p.m.).
These are just a few events that you can be a part of. Joining and being an active member of a club is a great way to expand on your extracurricular activities, develop your networking horizons, discover new volunteering opportunities, and provide a great chance to socialize with your fellow Dowling students. Therefore, I highly encourage you to get involved and have fun.
And do not forget, the Lions Voice would love to hear from everyone. If you have something to say about Dowling College, a professor, a student event, or anything important to you, I encourage you to share your voice by writing and submitting articles to me, Peter Rice, at firstname.lastname@example.com. Together, we can write the reflections of our lives.
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Best wishes,
Peter Rice
SGA President's Letter
Dear Student,
I hope you are enjoying the various September Welcome activities we have planned throughout the month. Our senators and executive board have been working very diligently to put the various activities and events together for this month. I am pleased to announce that we held our first event in the hangar, which was a great success. I look forward to holding more and more events out at our Brookhaven campus as the year progresses.
I have also been working very hard on representing the students on various committees, making sure that your voice is being heard. If you have an issue that you do not feel comfortable with discussing with an administrator, or do not know where to go, please feel free to contact me at anytime, and I will work to see if the problem can be resolved.
I would also like to take the time to congratulate Dowlings fifth president, Scott Rudolph, as his service was recognized by the College Board of Trustees recently. President Rudolphs contributions, both as a member of the College Board of Trustees and as president, were more than anyone could ask for. So on behalf of the students of Dowling College, thank you for all that you have done.
In closing, I hope everyone is enjoying their semester, and I hope you are excited for all of the great things Dowling College has to offer.
James R. V. Rhodes
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BPA Linked to Obesity in Kids
The controversial chemical Bisphenol A (BPA) is under fire again as a new study links it to obesity in kids. BPA is used in the manufacturing of liners in metal food and beverage cans and in some plastic containers. Previous studies have suggested that it can affect hormone activity in people, and the FDA has banned its use in baby bottles and sippy cups. The FDA has not issued a full ban on using BPAs in other products stating that there is no evidence that very low levels of human exposure to the chemical through diet is unsafe. However, they have said they will continue to study the issue.
In the new study, researchers report that children with the highest levels of BPA in their urine were more than twice as likely to be obese than children who had the lowest levels.
The study does not proclaim that BPAs cause obesity in children, only that there is a link.
It demonstrates the need for a broader paradigm in the way we think about childhood obesity, says researcher Leonardo Trasande, MD. We often think of it as a byproduct of an unhealthy diet and lack of physical activity, but environmental exposures including chemicals may play a role, too.
Trasande and his colleagues analyzed data from a nationwide health and nutrition survey conducted between 2003 and 2008. Close to 3,000 kids age six to 19 were weighed, measured and had their urine tested for BPA. They also answered a range of diet and lifestyle questions.
In total, about one-third of the kids were overweight and 18 percent were obese.
The average kid had close to three nanograms - three billionths of a gram - of BPA in every milliliter of urine.
The researchers found that just over 10 percent of kids with the lowest BPA levels were obese, compared to 22 percent of those with the highest BPA, according to results published Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association. That was after taking into account how much kids ate overall, as well as their age, race and gender.
Trasande said he was struck by the strength of that link. But it still doesn't mean extra BPA in kids' diets was responsible for their extra pounds.
Trasande offered a couple of other theories on why obese children may have more BPAs in their urine than their thinner study participants.
"Obese children could ingest food that has higher BPA content - it could be what we call reverse causation," he said. Or, "They could have higher BPA stores in their bodies and release more BPA. Those are both very plausible explanations."
If you have concerns about your children, or other family members ingesting BPAs, you can use fresh or frozen vegetables (instead of canned), avoid polycarbonate plastics (thick and transparent plastic), metal water bottles (use stainless steel bottles without a liner), microwavable meals in their plastic containers (empty food onto plate or glass container).
The proven contributor to obesity in kids and adults is a diet high in calories and low in physical activity. BPAs may or may not add to the problem, but reducing bad fats and nutrition-free calories in your diet, while increasing your exercise, can most definitely help correct any non-medical related obesity problem.
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LA Comedy Festival
Comedy & Everything Else ep. #166 Jon Dore and Abby Londer.
Comedy andEverything Else Episode #166
"DORE on DORE!" Its not really a contest, just a regular show where we talk about stuff and make jokes and our guest is hilarious comedian Jon Dore.
I guess I just like the sound of "Dore on Dore!" Its sounds exciting, like there is going to be a fight! But there isn't a fight. Sadly we get along swimmingly and laugh a lot. Our regular listeners will know Jon from performing that crazy comedy sketch on Conan Obrien with Rory Scoval where they both did their stand-up acts acts simultaneously.
Jon is not only an accomplished comedian, but also the star of The Jon Dore Television Show! It originally aired on the Comedy Channel in Canada, but has subsequently been picked up by the IFC channel here in the states.
Also: Ever wonder why there isn't a comedy festival in Los Angeles? Well, so did Abby Londer and she decided to do something about. Yep, she is starting a Los Angeles Comedy Festival!
And special thanks to Jonathan Corbett, host of DREAM TWEET!, for sitting in and being funny!
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AMES, Iowa -- While significant opportunity exists to build on the demand for local products in local markets, many farmers are hesitant or unprepared to meet the transactional requirements required by institutional, wholesale and restaurant buyers to manage food safety, insurance, product quality and traceability risks. Iowa MarketReady, a new program from the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Value Added Agriculture Program, addresses these issues and seeks to educate food suppliers to succeed in today's markets and continue to be profitable, while utilizing a new marketing stream.
The training is based around best business practices identified by buyers in these markets that are actively seeking local suppliers. Iowa MarketReady will help farm vendors selling dairy, fruits, meats and vegetables design a better business strategy to succeed.
This two-day training will be March 25 and March 27, from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days in Room 117 of Tama Hall at Hawkeye Community College, 1501 E. Orange Road, Waterloo, Iowa. Producers need to attend both days of the workshop. The program will start with registration and lunch on both days.
Topics to be covered include communications and relationship building, packaging, labels, supply and delivery, post-harvest handling for produce, grading, insurance, regulatory and marketing.
The workshop costs $55 per person or $90 per couple or two employees from the same farm. Fees include training materials, light lunch and refreshments.
Pre-registration is required. For more information or to register, call or email Christa Hartsook at 515-294-4430 or email@example.com. Please give the name of the registrant, address, phone number and e-mail address and indicate whether the register is a produce or livestock/poultry/egg producer.
Sponsors of the program include Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Value Added Agriculture Program and Northern Iowa Food and Farm Partnership.


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I just bought one a few days ago and had my first chance to shoot it earlier today. We only put ~ 120 rounds thru it because the indoor range we were at isn't air-conditioned & it was 95 degreed outside (think sauna like conditions on the range). Also, it was also my first chance to shoot my new SR9c that I picked up at the same time as the SR22, so we were playing wiht that too...
For starters, it's pretty much absurd how long & heavy the DA trigger is, but I knew that when I bought it … The trigger in SA, it seemed just ok with the first mag, and was improving (smoothing out) by the last mag we put thru it.
I found it to be very accurate out of the box. I was shooting 8" targets @ 7yds and getting 8 out of 10 shots into a 3" group on the last mag we shot. We were shooting Winchester Bulk, 36gr (1280fps) Copper plated HP because it was the cheapest @ my local WalMart.
I did not have any failures of any sort, but my wife did my wife did have a couple of FTE's. That said, it was near the end of our shooting and I think she was getting tired and limp wristing a bit as she also had 2 FTE's & a FTL on the last 17 shots she put thru my SR9c (which were the only failures either of us had with it)
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Question for you Stealth what scale or how should I size the boots for a size 10 shoe?
Question for you Stealth what scale or how should I size the boots for a size 10 shoe?
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By Rob Kelly
Faye White says Thursday's Super League clash against Chelsea at Emirates Stadium will be a special occasion for the entire Arsenal Ladies team.
The treble winners began the defence of their league title with a 3-2 win against Everton at their Boreham Wood FC home earlier this month, and will face the Blues in a one-off match at the Emirates next.
Ladies captain White cannot wait to play at the venue and hopes that it will help to attract extra backing from Gunners supporters.
"It is a great opportunity for fans who don't often go and watch the men or who maybe haven't even been to the stadium," she told Arsenal.com. "They can see the standard of our team and come and give us some support.
"We have had a lot of interest around this game. I have played at the Emirates two or three times and Highbury before that quite a few times, so I have been very fortunate.
"It is a special occasion for the team, we will have a bigger crowd than usual and there will be a good buzz. I remember that the last time we played there we won the league so that was a really good memory."
White is expecting a major challenge from Chelsea, but is confident Arsenal can win if they play to their full potential on Thursday night.
"Chelsea have always had a good team but never really been able to challenge," she said. "In the first few years when I was playing they were up there with ourselves and Everton but since then they have dropped off a little bit.
"They have strength with a few Welsh internationals this season and Hayley Moorwood, who has played at World Cups for New Zealand.
"It is always a close game and we don't take them for granted but I do feel our strength this season will be a lot for any team to handle.
"Certainly the Emirates, with the pitch as lovely as it is, will help us to pass the ball around and that really suits us."
Arsenal's London derby with Chelsea kicks off at 7.45pm on Thursday, April 26 and tickets cost just £5 for adults and £2.50 for concessions.