Interview – Page 2 – betterwithmusic

Meet Point: HCA

“Housing Choices Australia (HCA) is one of the leading Quality Housing providers in Australia. A national, not-for-profit housing association, we own or manage more than 3,200 homes across Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia and the Northern Territory, with plans to further increase our reach and help more people find quality, purpose-built housing across the country.

As a dedicated Quality Housing provider, we recognise the need to adapt to changing social and economic challenges to be able to deliver and improve on the homes and services that we offer to our residents.”

Your Story is Our Story…

Song: Bed

Song: Self-Portrait

Song: The Flowers Are Still Standing

Song: Going to

People You Can Trust

People You Can Trust is a campaign by Kanelbulle Kommunikation and Genberg & Co for Mercedes Benz Trucks.

“Everyone driving a truck or a van know that a vehicle is as good its engine workshop. And a workshop is only as good as its individual technician.

People with knowledge. People you can trust. And you will find the likes of these in your Mercedes-Benz workshop.

Mercedes-Benz wants to raise awareness of the truck and van drivers and owners, that there are trustworthy can-do mechanics and technicians out in the field who can help you.

While scouting Sweden for great technicians, Genberg & Co shot some video of the places they visited. I have edited and put together these one-minute spots.

You can read about the campaign here: www.mercedes-benz.se/people“

December 8, 1980

“JOHN LENNON was shot to death by a fan who had idolised him for years. When the 25-year-old killer, Mark David Chapman, gunned down Lennon he was carrying 14 Beatle tape recordings in a satchel. Chapman, a dishevelled out-of-work security guard, told friends that he intended to meet Lennon.”

” A stunned generation of Beatles fans was in mourning for their murdered idol John Lennon last night.”

“John loved and prayed for the human race. Please do the same for him. Yoko Ono”

“A shoked Paul McCartney said last night: John was a great man. His death is a bittel, cruel blow – I really loved the guy. He was one of the best.

He added: He will be sadly missed by the whole world. John will be remembered for this contribution to art, music and world peace. I can’t tell you howmuch it hurts to lose him.”

“I owe everything to John. He commited himself 100 per cent to the music business.

Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones was shattered.

He was given the news in Paris, where he is recording a new album, and said: I knew and liked John Lennon for 18 years. But I don’t want to make a casual remark now at such a awfulmoment for his family, millions of fans and friends.”

Text and photos from THE SUN, December 10, 1980