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Lisa Leong

Lisa Leong

Verified

Presenter, ABC Melbourne

Melbourne

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Consumer Issues , Finance , Technology

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Total articles 276

  • The definitive rules for beach cricket

    By Lisa Leong Verified| Victorian Sundays Verified Beach cricket is an iconic part of the Australian psyche. But is it a six if it's hit in the water? What if a dog catches the ball on the full? Do you run between the wickets? Do you replace the ball when it's wet and heavy? Ex-International cricketer Beefy Blake joins Lisa Leong to define the ultimate rules of beach cricket. Here's what was decided: There is no set length of pitch - everYou have to move the pitch with the tideAnyone is free to join in - beaches are public spaces, after all.

    By Lisa Leong Verified · Victorian Sundays

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • How are Trump's tariffs going to impact you?

    By Lisa Leong Verified| Victorian Sundays Verified The 'Trump Tariffs' have played havoc with the share markets, both here in Australia, as well as the USA. Many Australians have seen their superannuation balances drop as a result of global markets. Share Market Specialist Remo Greco from Sanlam Private Wealth joined Lisa Leong for On the Money to advise what has been happening and what you should do.

    By Lisa Leong Verified · Victorian Sundays

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • The definitive rules for beach cricket

    By Lisa Leong Verified| Victorian Sundays Verified Beach cricket is an iconic part of the Australian psyche. But is it a six if it's hit in the water? What if a dog catches the ball on the full? Do you run between the wickets? Do you replace the ball when it's wet and heavy? Ex-International cricketer Beefy Blake joins Lisa Leong to define the ultimate rules of beach cricket. Here's what was decided: There is no set length of pitch - everYou have to move the pitch with the tideAnyone is free to join in - beaches are public spaces, after all.

    By Lisa Leong Verified · Victorian Sundays

    Apr. 12, 2025

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ABC Melbourne