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Steve Mills

Steve Mills

Verified

Breakfast Announcer, 6PR 882 News Talk

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Design , Culture, Arts, Travel, lifestyle people, business and events., food/drink social good

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Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 241

  • Unique proposal to attract youth to local live music

    By Steve Mills Verified, Sean Lindsay Verified| Perth Live with Oliver Peterson@ The Australian Institute is proposing the government hand out $200 vouchers as Youth Cultural Passes, in a bid to attract foot traffic to local live music events. Shoe Bar owner and former owner of the Hyde Park Hotel, Paul Higgins joined 6PR’s Perth Today to discuss how the unique proposal could reinvigorate the struggling live music industry. Press PLAY to hear the full discussion. Hear more highlights from 6PR’s Perth Today below:Image: iStock

    By Steve Mills Verified, Sean Lindsay Verified · Perth Live with Oliver Peterson

    Jan. 22, 2025

  • The Mainebiz Small Business Forum 2023

    By Richard Bilodeau, Becky McKinnell, Aaron Anker, Steve Mills Verified| Mainebiz Verified When Tuesday, August 22, 2023 from 7:30 am to 10:30 am Where Holiday Inn By the Bay 88 Spring Street Portland, ME 04101 $45.00 Register The Mainebiz Small Business Forum 2023A panel of small business owners and entrepreneurs explores a variety of challenges facing small businesses and startups. Panelists will provide their experience and expertise to help companies work through and solve complex issues.

    By Richard Bilodeau, Becky McKinnell, Aaron Anker, Steve Mills Verified · Mainebiz

    May. 29, 2023

  • Unique proposal to attract youth to local live music

    By Steve Mills Verified, Sean Lindsay Verified| Perth Live with Oliver Peterson@ The Australian Institute is proposing the government hand out $200 vouchers as Youth Cultural Passes, in a bid to attract foot traffic to local live music events. Shoe Bar owner and former owner of the Hyde Park Hotel, Paul Higgins joined 6PR’s Perth Today to discuss how the unique proposal could reinvigorate the struggling live music industry. Press PLAY to hear the full discussion. Hear more highlights from 6PR’s Perth Today below:Image: iStock

    By Steve Mills Verified, Sean Lindsay Verified · Perth Live with Oliver Peterson

    Jan. 22, 2025

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6PR 882 News Talk