Media Training

In the era of The Real Julia, a cricket captain entrapped by media trainers and wall-to-wall corporate spokespeople, you don’t hear many bullshit-free interviews.

A shark takes part in a workshop on brand management.

As a little summer refreshment, listen to this chat this morning on ABC Radio 702 with Rick Parsons from North Avoca Surf Life Saving Club.

Last night there was a SHARK ATTACK! on his beach. Thankfully the 28-year-old surfer who was bitten on the arm is ok, but standard precautions were this morning carried out, including closing the beach and helicopter patrols.

Mr Parsons sounds like the sort of bloke you want around in a crisis. Crisis? What crisis?

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  • Robert Smissen of country SA says:

    08:39pm | 05/01/12

    You have about as much chance of winning lotto as you do getting bitten by a shark Read more »

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    02:07pm | 05/01/12

    RE Barnaby Joyce and Bob Katter,why raving loonies, well look no further that the MSM,most are coming from a socialist agenda,so you wouldn’t expect anything less,spin spin spin…. Maybe if the MSM did to Julie, Bob Brown and the greens,what it does to Barnaby and co,maybe things would be different,but… Read more »

 

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