HeyJaredRisk Aware
An LGMS podcast exploring how councils can assess, reduce and respond to the various challenges they encounter, as well as sharing ideas and initiatives other councils are pursuing and the benefits they find along the way.
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How Councils Can Strengthen Cyber Preparedness (opens the original)
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In this episode of Risk Aware , David Royston-Jennings speaks with Liberty Mudzamba, Principal Cyber Risk Consulting at Marsh , about what practical cyber preparedness looks like for local government. Drawing on Liberty’s work supporting LGMS and member councils through ransomware exercises, the conversation explores the common themes that emerge when councils test their readiness for a cyber incident, why leadership and decision-making matter during a cyber event, and where councils can focus t
Rethinking Drugs and Alcohol Management in Remote Work Camps: Carpentaria Shire Council CEO Shares their Story (opens the original)
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Carpentaria Shire Council’s mandatory Training and Camps Policy was introduced in 2025, after it was realized that there was a growing drug and alcohol culture impacting the safety of worksites. Carpentaria Shire is a construction council, managing multi-million-dollar value road and infrastructure projects on behalf of the State and Federal Governments in Far North Queensland. Anne Andrews joins us to talk about the cultural change that this program has generated for Carpentaria Shire Council.
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