What's Making News? - Series 20 - Episode 0‪‪‪‪6

<p>Join Henry and his long-time co-host Russell Hanby for 'What's Making News?' of 2021. Join Henry and Russell as they talk about what made news this week in Melbourne, Australia.</p> <p>THE AGE: (11/03/21): Yallourn a ‘sign of the times’ – Henry</p> <p>The early closure of the Yallourn power plant has underscored the severity of the economic crisis engulfing coal-fired generators and prompted warnings that more plants may soon be forced to scale back output or shut down.</p> <p>THE HERALD SUN: (11/03/21): Hearty call to arms – Russell</p> <p>Blood pressure readings in children can vary widely depending on what arm is used, Melbourne research has found.</p> <p>THE HERALD SUN: (11/03/21): Decade to be the dux – Henry</p> <p>Australia needs 10 years to address its dismal school performance and rejoin world’s top 10 education nations, Education Minister Alan Tudge said on Thursday.</p> <p>THE AGE: (11/03/21): Who’ll douse this price bonfire?– Russell</p> <p>Some conflagrations are so predictable, such an inevitable part of the Australian landscape, that harm minimisation is our only defence – and the earlier we act the better.</p> <p>THE AGE: (11/03/21): ODD SPOT – Russell</p> <p>As crowds wane in New York eateries due to COVID-19 restrictions, famous Brooklyn restaurant has brought in an unusual rent-a- crowd, filling some of its seats with wax celebrities. Peter Lugar Steakhouse has borrowed figurines from Madame Tussuads, including Jimmy Fallon, Al Roker and Audrey Hepburn to add atmosphere – and a touch of class to its venues.</p> <p>This conversation was originally broadcast on 3SER's 97.7FM Casey Radio in March 2021. It was produced by Rob Kelly.</p>