The union’s regular podcasts give listeners an insight into the working worlds of union members with vital, and often extraordinary, jobs.

Iain Watt (pictured right) works in the Coroner’s Court of NSW. He was recently interviewed by Assistant General Secretary Troy Wright (pictured at left) for a podcast released in April.

“Iain gave us an insight into a world many of us only know through crime dramas,” said Mr Wright. “He discussed issues such as vicarious trauma, understaffing and just what happens when an autopsy is required.”

Crime drama fans would also enjoy the interview with Forensics Officer James Shonk, who gave an insight into the investigative work done by PSA members at NSW Police.
Sheriff’s Officer Glenn Elliott-Rudder appears on another episode, discussing the work done by these members in keeping the state’s court system operating and safe, and the threats they face from groups such as terrorists and ‘sovereign citizens’.

Away from crime-fighting and courts, the podcast interviewed Homes NSW Delegate Mary-ann McPherson and Organiser Rachel Eldred about the important role the agency plays in addressing the housing crisis.

In another episode, Senior Communications Officer Jason Mountney discussed a recent issue of Red Tape.

“We know our members do interesting and important work for the people of NSW,” said Mr Wright. “By producing regular podcasts, we can make sure everyone else gets an insight, too.”