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Friday, July 3, 2009
AN INCURABLE ILLNESS?
I want to take you back in time. To a more simple time and place. When we were kids, and if you got sick and had to stay home from school, you didn’t go to the doctor. The doctor came to you. Your local doctor made house calls. He was not only your GP –he was virtually a family friend. .more

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Thursday, July 2, 2009
THE LEGAL LEADFOOT
I want to talk about Marcus Einfeld. You remember him?  The former Federal Court Judge who is now behind bars for perjury and perverting the courts of justice. He was publicly humiliated, stripped of all his honours and his legal standing and sent to prison for making false statements while trying to avoid demerit points on his licence and avoid a $77 speeding fine.more

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Wednesday, July 1, 2009
KILLING THE DEATH PENALTY
A controversial but important question:  Should the death penalty be reinstated in Australia for certain crimes? I believe that if such a question were put at a referendum it would pass by a vote of about 70% to 30.  But it will never be put. And I raise it again today because the federal government is making moves to ban capital punishment in this country forever. more

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Tuesday, June 30, 2009
(SPIN) DOCTOR JOHN
If you, or a family member, have just spent long hours parked on a trolley in a hospital corridor. Or spent months waiting for so-called, elective surgery. Don’t despair. Doctor John has it all under control. In fact, Doctor John, in his capacity as Premier John Brumby, told 3AW today that Victoria’s public hospitals are comparable with the best overseas. more

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your say - 3 / 7 / 09

Derryn,

As the saying goes never work with children or animals, you can add another saying and that is"Never take a break in radio as that’s when the news happens" EG;- Moran killed, Judy Moran charged and Ute Gate etc, etc.

Also I would like to ask you a question and I hope you don't get offended about it.

Allise Smoel had her Visa rejected to the U.S.A. because she pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a bar mat, but yet you can travel to the U.S.A. and you served a term in prison. Did you have any problems travelling to the U.S.A in the beginning and how was that resolved?

My condolences at the death of your Father.

Kind Regards,
Vas Wiesner.

HINCH SAYS: No offence. My sentence carried a maximum penalty of less than 12 months (28 days after appeal) and by the time they put me in jail they had amended it from a criminal offence to a civil offence. And you can add Michael Jackson to that holiday news list.

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Hello Derryn,

I heard you have been in Hawaii. Is there a lot of concern about the North Korean threat to fire a missile toward Hawaiian Islands? I believe that they were getting some sort of anti-missile "umbrella". The Americans will not put up with a missile landing within their territory. They will retaliate. It surprises me that our media seem uninterested at such a potentially world altering event.
 
Cheers,
Deb  Fincher

HINCH SAYS: Deb. It was a major news talking point but the consensus  was that, even if they fired one, it would fall about 600 miles short. Scant consolation. Especially because I was  on Kaua’i, the most northern island and the closest to Korea.
Cheers. Derryn

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Hello Derryn,

I agree with you  re the death penalty.

People say it is not a deterrent but I disagree, if it makes just one person stop and think about the consequences of what they are contemplating it may just be the thing that brings them back to sanity and saves a life.

For the rest of the foul criminals that commit these vile acts regardless, then get rid of them and save the country the enormous Amount of money it takes to keep them in gaol.

All too often do gooders spend more time and  effort on the guilty when they would be better served turning their attention to the victims.

Polititions in this country don’t have the courage to make hard decisions and take the easy way out and listen to loud minorities who in many cases don’t live in the real world and see the damage these people cause.

Regards
Phil Goding

HINCH SAYS:  I know all the arguments against capital punishment. Used to espouse them for about 25 years. Then I read the autopsy report on Anita Cobby. It changed my mind.

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