The podcast 'All '90s Action, All The Time!' features hosts Scott Murphy and Craig Draheim discussing various 1990s action films. The episodes include reviews and discussions on movies like 'The Crow,' 'True Lies,' 'Street Fighter,' 'Highlander III: The Sorceror,' 'Maverick,' 'Judgement Night,' 'Gunmen,' 'Super Mario Bros.,' 'The World is Not Enough,' 'Tomorrow Never Dies,' 'Goldeneye,' 'Con Air,' '3 Ninjas,' 'Mr Nice Guy,' 'Supercop,' 'Mission Impossible,' 'The Saint,' 'The Ghost and The Darkness,' 'Batman Forever,' 'The Specialist,' 'Demolition Man,' 'Cliffhanger,' 'Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot,' 'Thunderheart,' 'Backdraft,' 'Ronin,' 'Copland,' 'Daylight,' 'Assassins,' 'Judge Dredd,' 'Breakdown,' 'Escape From LA,' 'Executive Decision,' 'Stargate,' 'Soldier,' 'Breakdown,' 'The Three Musketeers,' 'The Ghost and The Darkness,' 'The Saint,' and 'The Real McCoy.' The podcast often features special guests and is produced and edited by Petros Patsilivas with music by Elyssa Vulpes. It is part of the Last of the Action Heroes Podcast Network.

Headspace Mt Barker is organizing a push-up challenge to raise awareness about suicide in Australia, aiming to complete 3249 push-ups, representing the number of suicides in 2022. Community engagement worker Georgy Rochow emphasizes the symbolic nature of the collective effort to highlight mental health issues.

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) urges farmers to ensure visitor safety during open farm events, such as Open Farm Sunday. Wayne Owen from HSE emphasizes the importance of understanding and mitigating risks, including those from animals and vehicles. The Access to Farms group offers an Industry Code of Practice to help farmers manage these risks effectively. Key safety measures include risk assessments, visitor information, controlled animal access, and proper handwashing facilities. By adhering to these guidelines, farms can host safe and enjoyable events.

Thousands gathered in the Hills to commemorate Anzac Day, marking the anniversary of Australian and New Zealand troops landing at Gallipoli in 1915. Anzac Day, observed since 1916, serves as a national day of remembrance for those who served and died in wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations.

Tina Turner, at 82, has retired and sold her music catalog to BMG, reflecting on her career highlighted by a recent musical, HBO documentary, and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction. Despite selling over 100 million records, her work is considered mismanaged. Turner's early '70s solo efforts, overshadowed by her later hits, show her experimenting with styles and overcoming personal struggles. The article lists 10 significant but lesser-known songs from this era, detailing their impact and Turner's journey to a solo career, culminating in her successful 'Private Dancer' album.

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) emphasizes the importance of safety for both farmers and walkers during the Easter break, particularly when encountering cattle in the countryside. The HSE's 'Your Farm, Your Future' campaign focuses on improving farm safety, highlighting the risks associated with cattle, especially cows with calves and bulls. Farmers are advised to manage their herds responsibly, considering public access and potential risks. The article provides guidelines for both farmers and the public to ensure safety, including keeping dogs under control and avoiding fields with cattle when possible.

The article discusses the persistent cyberattacks on IT infrastructure in 2023 and anticipates their continuation into 2024. It outlines five key technological solutions to defend against such threats: an educated human firewall, unified device management, advanced identity and authentication management, a perimeter-less network, and advanced endpoint protection. These solutions have matured and are now cloud-based, often incorporating AI to enhance protection, detection, and response. The article emphasizes the importance of regular employee training in cybersecurity, the management of devices as attack surfaces, the necessity of multi-factor authentication, the shift to perimeter-less security architectures like SASE and SSE, and the advancements in XDR endpoint security. Financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, and government are identified as sectors particularly targeted by hackers.

The article reflects on the impact of the 1996 album 'America Is Dying Slowly,' produced by the Red Hot Organization to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS within the hip-hop community. Co-founder John Carlin discusses the challenges and breakthroughs in engaging artists like Wu-Tang Clan, De La Soul, and others to address the epidemic. The narrative highlights the evolution of Red Hot's projects and their significant contributions to social change, emphasizing the ongoing struggle against HIV/AIDS and the broader implications for marginalized communities.

Philip White, HSE’s Director of Building Safety, will continue leading the Building Safety Regulator (BSR) on a permanent basis, ensuring continuity and experienced leadership as the BSR becomes fully operational next year. His role includes working closely with industry and resident committees, championing culture change, and maintaining the program's timelines and milestones. His extensive regulatory experience is deemed vital for the success of the BSR.