Good morning, everyone.

Happy Sabbath.

I love early mornings.

I don't know about you.

If you're here, I'm assuming you do.

So we are in good company.

They deserve transparency, they deserve explanations and accountability.

The chief executive, as head of paid service, made the decision that it would not be appropriate for this council to fund Pride in Surrey, an organization that was founded by a person convicted of serious crimes against children.

Wow, so that's quite a lot of representation there across the region.

Look, we keep pinching ourselves.

It's the biggest school student agri-careers event in Victoria.

And we've been running this for a number of years with our fantastic partner and venue host in Melbourne University here at Dookie.

What's the aim for today and what do you want the students to get out of this?

We like to let the students know that there are opportunities right here in and around where they live.

So the people presenting the different workshops, and Karen from Melbourne Uni can talk more about that, but the people presenting the workshops either live or work or have clients in this area.

That's it.

We called him the rhino because...

One night we're at Skeggy, Butlin's Skeggy, Skegness, and it was snowing and icy and everything.

And he had one of those, Mr. T had a Prius, right? Mr.

T driving a Prius.

And he took it down to the main arena where we were performing so we could, because it's quite a long way to walk in the ice, back to the chalets.

So we all piled into his car at three o'clock in the morning, completely empty.

It