# Robbie Moore

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'I'm fed up waiting. We need action now!' - Robbie Moore on child sexual exploitation from rape gangs

'I'm fed up waiting. We need action now and so do those victims!' Shadow Environment Minister Robbie Moore MP details Labour's response after he presented them with a report finding approximately 72,000 children to have been at risk of child sexual exploitation from rape gangs. Hosted on Acast. …

New Defra secretary Emma Reynolds – what can we expect? Confusion over funding for Young Farmers, bovine TB, and school launches BTEC in agriculture

In this episode, we look at what farmers can expect from new Defra secretary Emma Reynolds - her policies and personality. To discuss that and more, we’re joined by Jonathan Reynolds, director of external affairs at the Country Land and Business Association. The National Federation of Young Farmers…

Why the Hobart Clinic needs to stay open

Mental health services in Tasmania are already hard to access, but we’re about to lose another 27 mental health beds as the Hobart Clinic is set to close its doors at the end of October. 2025. This is a devasting blow to both patients and staff, and it will place lives at risk. In this podcast, we …

Bitesize: A flavour of county football final weekend from those involved

Having heard from Rathvilly and Grange voices on our feature county final podcast, we conducted a whistle stop tour to see how the rest of the clubs are embracing the week that's in it. We hear from St Patrick's player Eoin O'Toole who features in the Junior C Final. Paddy Byrne gives us the rundow…

Episode 31 - The Farming Show with Steve Orchard

This week, the thoughts of Yellowbelly MP Robbie Moore and Head of Agriculture at Natural England Peter Craven on politics, farming, and the environment. We're joined by farmer and podcaster, Milly Fyfe, to talk about her latest project, The Countryside Kitchen. Sean Sparling walks through the (wet…

How HACSU members saved Tolosa Street Adult Mental Health Service

When the Tasmanian state government wanted to sell off Tolosa Street Adult Mental Health Service in 2025, workers took a stand and said no. It wasn’t their jobs they were worried about; they were concerned about ensuring the essential service they provide remained available to the whole community. …

Musk floats “Terafab” chip megaplants as EU and UK brace for pricier energy and food; Trump pauses Iran energy strikes, Democrats chase tax-cut politics, Neville targeted at Wembley, Humphries wins in Belgium, and Microsoft rushes a Windows emergency fix

Elon Musk teases “Terafab,” a chip plant run by SpaceX and Tesla Musk announced plans for a chip manufacturing facility dubbed “Terafab,” jointly operated by SpaceX and Tesla, because apparently he looked at the semiconductor supply chain and thought, “Needs more me.” EU urges early gas storage re…

'Sturgeon Knows Nothing'

On Talk Drive with Kevin O'Sullivan, he's joined by Gerry Hassan, writer and political commentator, to analyse Nicola Sturgeon's estranged husband Peter Murrell embezzling more than £400,000 from the SNP. Criminal defence barrister Quentin Hunt gives his view as figures show the number of rapists a…

PLSL: Long overdue for Tasmania's care and community workers

Moving between employers is common in Tasmania’s aged care, disability and community services sectors, and often outside a worker’s control. They shouldn’t lose their long service leave entitlements because of it. Workers in some of these sectors in other states have portable long service leave, an…

SFI 26: Sifting through the wreckage of the Sustainable Farming Incentive

Farmers are ploughing up environmental features after thousands were shut out of the Sustainable Farming Incentive when funding ran out less than six hours after applications opened. In this episode of the Farmers Weekly Podcast, we hear from Lincolnshire farmer Charles Anyan as returns buffer str…