Julie-anne Sprague

Perth

Host @6PR Afternoons (12-3 M-F). Host @FinancialReview How I Made It podcast. Finance nerd. Maltesers fan. West Coast Eagles cheerleader.

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Articles

As global markets tumble, astute investors are looking at opportunities

2 months ago | stockhead.com.au | Julie-anne Sprague

There weren’t many places to hide from the carnage wiping billions from the value of the sharemarket, and at the same time, smashing the wealth of the nation’s richest individuals. It’s the biggest one-day loss since May 1, 2020, when the global coronavirus pandemic lit a fire of uncertainty that was so severe the estimated fortunes of our wealthiest entrepreneurs would gyrate by $1bn depending on the time of day you happened to look at their share holdings.
Julie-Anne Sprague at The Australian

2 months ago | stockhead.com.au | Julie-anne Sprague |Long Shortz

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Backstories: Natalie Burton, the highs and lows of an elite athlete

Oct 18, 2024 | 6pr.com.au | Julie-anne Sprague

The pressure on elite athletes nearly cost Natalie Burton her career. Australian basketball player and coach Natalie Burton, spoke to 6PR Afternoons host Julie-anne Sprague about rediscovering her love for basketball. “I think we do a poor job of helping athletes understand that their identity doesn’t have to be 100% tied to their performance,” she said. Click PLAY to hear Backstories.
Odometer tampering: what to look out for

Oct 17, 2024 | 6pr.com.au | Julie-anne Sprague

Two car sellers in Joondalup have been fined for rolling back odometers by more than 200,000 kilometres. Trish Blake, Consumer Protection Commissioner, explained to 6PR Afternoons host Julie-anne Sprague what consumers should look out for. “If they’ve got nothing to hide, the log books should be there,” she said. Click PLAY to hear all the advice.
Takeaway food has never been so decadent

Oct 16, 2024 | 6pr.com.au | Julie-anne Sprague

Takeaway high tea is just one of the out-of-the-box concepts introduced by Executive Chef Sean Marco. Chef Marco explained to 6PR Afternoons host Julie-anne Sprague what it’s like being a mentor to his team of 550 chefs at Crown Perth. “We’ve got a lot of great chefs at Crown; they’re very talented, very passionate,” he said. Click PLAY to hear the full conversation.
Eddie Perfect, WAAPA alumnus will return

Oct 15, 2024 | 6pr.com.au | Julie-anne Sprague

Singer-songwriter, comedian, writer, actor, and Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts alumnus Eddie Perfect will return to perform at Aluminate, the ECU WAAPA awards night. Eddie Perfect spoke to 6PR Afternoons host Julie-Anne Sprague about his ongoing close relationship with WAAPA. ‘I’ve been workshopping a brand-new musical with the WAAPA students,’ he said.”Click PLAY to hear the full conversation. Image: Sam Tabone/Getty
Dispelling bizarre myths surrounding everyday air travel

Oct 14, 2024 | 6pr.com.au | Julie-anne Sprague

A former Qantas captain with 35 years of experience has written a book on the secrets and myths of flying. Captain Jeremy Burfoot gave 6PR Afternoons host Julie-anne Sprague a glimpse behind the cockpit door. “Pilots have to both eat something different. You both don’t eat oysters in case you both go down with food poisoning,” he said. Click PLAY to hear the full conversation.
Insufficient protection during a surge in scams

Oct 14, 2024 | 6pr.com.au | Julie-anne Sprague

$2.74 billion was lost to scams last year. There is a push for bank customers to receive more protection and compensation. Stephanie Tonkin, CEO of the Consumer Action Law Centre, explained to 6PR Afternoons host Julie-anne Sprague the issues with the current laws. ‘A consumer who’s a victim of sometimes quite shocking crimes is having to bear that onus,’ she said.”Click PLAY to hear discussion.
Backstories: Tim Winton, a living treasure

Oct 11, 2024 | 6pr.com.au | Julie-anne Sprague

Award-winning writer Tim Winton is one of Australia’s most celebrated authors. Writing for both young and old, fiction and non-fiction, Winton spoke to 6PR Afternoons host Julie-anne Sprague about his life and magnificent career. “The irony is that I’ve spent the entirety of my adult life living out the whim of a ten-year-old boy who didn’t know what he was talking about,” he said. Click PLAY to hear the full conversation.
Community fights to ‘save the trees’ in an essential housing project

Oct 10, 2024 | 6pr.com.au | Julie-anne Sprague

Tree removals are forging ahead in Mount Lawley despite the local council’s efforts to intervene. Mount Lawley residents spoke to 6PR Afternoons host Julie-Anne Sprague about the importance of the trees. “I think a creative developer could work around them and create a great environment for that development,” she said. Click PLAY to hear the full conversation.