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Mark McKenzie

Mark McKenzie

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Oct 23, 2026

Melinda MunroHOST
5:42
Now we know there are four incumbents that are not running for their seat.
Melinda MunroHOST
5:49
Again, Fred Francis, Ed Sleeman, Joe Angignac and Mark McKenzie.
Melinda MunroHOST
5:54
But that still leaves 11 out of seven and then eight because Fred Francis is running for mayor.
Melinda MunroHOST
6:00
And of those eight current incumbents, only three did the survey.

40 MINS LATER

Melinda MunroHOST
46:16
And in a few ways.
Melinda MunroHOST
46:17
I mean, first of all, I think I got kind of radicalized after the 2022 election when Kristen Siapas didn't win in Ward 4.
Melinda MunroHOST
46:26
And basically the vote kind of split between the two progressive candidates and Mark McKenzie wound up winning.
Melinda MunroHOST
46:36
And I thought, this can't happen again.
Peter LentonGUEST
11:26
But, uh, and there has been genuine interest for Ned, but, um, I had some discussions with, with the Hawks.
Peter LentonGUEST
11:33
I know Ned's spoken with, uh, Mark McKenzie and Sam Mitchell, and he's comfortable.
Peter LentonGUEST
11:38
He gets where it is.
Peter LentonGUEST
11:39
I think he, you know, he wants to get the most out of his footy career, but he's at a pretty good club at the Hawks, and he's, he's happy just to, uh, keep going and press his case and hopefully win a flag.
Bruce AitchisonHOST
17:55
But it was at a time where there was quite a lot.
Bruce AitchisonHOST
17:57
There was Scotty Welsh, there was Mark McKenzie, there was Ali Donaldson, Craig Chalmers, Gregor played about 10 Hodgies there.
Bruce AitchisonHOST
18:04
He played at a time where there was...
Bruce AitchisonHOST
18:07
There was a lot of really good players around.
Don MerrifieldPANELIST
23:09
Again, post-financial crisis.
Don MerrifieldPANELIST
23:11
A lot of it was, hey, are you going to support expanding our membership, helping expand our membership? So I don't think you're going to get someone, I'm trying to think, you know, Mark McKenzie, if he ran, he certainly wasn't going to get endorsed.
Don MerrifieldPANELIST
23:24
I think they're still kind of leaning a little bit more to the left of center.
Doug SartoriPANELIST
23:29
Well, I think looking at this list, what really jumps out at me is that there's no Ward 1 candidate endorsed.
Kane CornesHOST
6:46
Yeah, yeah, that's good.
Sam EdmundHOST
6:46
So this is from, uh, I've got a date here, June 22, 2026, on the Hawthorn Football Club website, and it's from Mark McKenzie.
Sam EdmundHOST
6:56
"With his athletic profile and strong aerial ability, Aidan possesses all the traits needed to develop into a genuine key forward in the years ahead." This is Aidan Schubert.
Sam EdmundHOST
7:06
Uh, "Having turned 18 only in December, Aidan still has significant growth and development ahead of him, and we're excited to see what the future holds." That's June 22.
Lauren MitchellHOST
0:05
I'm your host, Lauren Mitchell.
Lauren MitchellHOST
0:07
It's Wednesday, the 7th of October and, well, what an amazing episode we have planned for you today because Mark McKenzie of BFBS Scotland has been taking on his very own Op Summit Challenge to raise money for the BFBS Big Salute.
Lauren MitchellHOST
0:25
It's BFBS Big Salute Week here at BFBS.
Lauren MitchellHOST
0:27
We're going to be bringing you lots and lots of stories across the week for and all about BFBS Big Salute.
Joel PetersonHOST
3:18
Yeah, especially with Jack Gunston toward the end of his career.
Joel PetersonHOST
3:21
And they said yesterday, Mark McKenzie said yesterday, they feel like they've got a reasonably ageing defence.
Joel PetersonHOST
3:27
So that's why they're keen to bring Josh Goater in from North Melbourne as well.
Joel PetersonHOST
3:31
So they are going to be a team that is on the move this off-season to go from a prelim finalist and a very narrowly defeated prelim finalist to make the next step and be a real premiership.
Joel PetersonHOST
3:18
Yeah, especially with, you know, Jack Gunston at the, toward the end of his career.
Joel PetersonHOST
3:21
And, um, they said yesterday, Mark McKenzie said yesterday they, they feel like they've got a, a reasonably aging defense, so that's why they, they're keen to bring Josh Goater in from North Melbourne as well.
Joel PetersonHOST
3:31
So they are going to be a, a team that is on the move, um, this off-season, to go from a prelim finalist and a very narrowly defeated prelim finalist to make the next step and be a real premiership contender.
Mark StevensHOST
3:40
Well, if Merrett had been there, probably that's enough.
Cal TwomeyHOST
20:43
Nick Daicos, of course, uh, winning the Brownlow.
Cal TwomeyHOST
20:46
Just on the Wiz, we spoke to Mark McKenzie yesterday about potentially renegotiating that, that deal already.
Cal TwomeyHOST
20:52
That hasn't even kicked in yet.
Cal TwomeyHOST
20:54
Uh, but he's already surpassed, I'm sure, what the value of that is, given it was signed a year ago before he had this amazing season.

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