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Listeners, welcome to Episode 134! It's been another big week in the world of running, with the "Jakgoat" breaking the world indoor mile record, taking it from Nuguse, just days after it was set. Meanwhile, Kiplimo also shattered the world half marathon record in Barcelona. TRAINING WEEKS  The team shares some impressive training weeks. Joel kicks things off by telling us how he's recovered from a bout of gastro. Tess runs her largest weekly mileage in a long time, including a couple of solid sessions, while Jack discusses his training week and his race result from the indoor 3k in Seattle. We also give a special shoutout to friend of the show Jude Thomas for finishing second behind Nico Young in the mile. THE BIG Q The team tackles a question from a listener about returning to running after illness. While Jack, Joel, and Tess offer their advice, it's always a good idea to consult with a doctor too. GIVE SOME KUDOS A mix of recommendations this week: Joel shares his recent trip to Apollo Bay and tells listeners to visit this charming small town. Jack suggests opting for quieter long-haul flights with extra seat space, and Tess gives a shoutout to some epic running shorts. TWHSOITWTWATSA  You'll have to catch it on our stories to see what the three get up to this week for this segment! SIGN UP TO OUR PATREON TODAY: www.patreon.com/forthekudos Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/forthekudos Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/forthekudos TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@forthekudos Jack: https://www.instagram.com/jackrayner7 Joel: https://www.instagram.com/joeltobinblack Tess: https://www.instagram.com/tesssicaa_

342: LA & Golden Grand Prix | Great Ocean Road Running Festival | & More   This episode is sponsored by Precision Fuel & Hydration, check out their free online planner that you can use to work out how much carb, sodium and fluid you need to perform at your best.  Click here then use the code at checkout as mentioned on the show for a discount.   Brad gets some quality sleep and runs in before he moves house. Julian plays hard at the Tan and then works hard at Apollo Bay. Brady dashes around in the dark.   Stewy McSweyn ran 12:56.07 for an Olympic Qualifier and personal best, just a second off the National Record at the LA Grand Prix at UCLA. Morgan McDonald finished two places behind him in 13:00.48, also a personal best and Olympic Qualifier. Oli Hoare won the 1500m in 3:34.73, with Jesse Hunt in 3:35.38 and Cameron Myers 3:35.59. Lauren Ryan won the 1500m B Race in 4:08.15, Catriona Bisset in her 800m ran 2:00.22 Results via World Athletics   Soufaine El Bakkali took out the 3000m Steeplechase in front of the home crowd at the Rabat Diamond League in Morocco, while Prudence Sekgodiso of South Africa posted a winning World Lead of 1:57.26 in the Women's 800m. Rabat Diamond League Results   Great Ocean Road Marathon won by Johannes Motschmann of Germany in 2:36:35 and Meriem Daoui in 3:04:24. Grace Tame was claimed first place in the 60km Ultra Marathon, as did James Riggs in 3:56:41. Andrea Seccafien won the Half Marathon ahead of Sarah Klein and Ellie Pashley while Bret Ellis was the Men's winner. Lissy Duncan and Dale Carrol won the 14km Paradise Run the day prior. Great Ocean Road Running Festival Results   Sam Clifford won the Sydney 10 in 29:09 ahead of Ed Goddard. Abigail Nordberg won in 33:13 ahead of Stephanie Kelly. Sydney 10 Results   Rose Davies set a new 5000m National Record of 14:41.65 for the win at the Seiko Golden Grand Prix in Tokyo Japan, with Izzy Batt Doyle running third in 15:08.67. Sarah Billings and Georgia Griffith took out the 1500m in 4:04.66 and 4:05.35 respectively. Matt Ramsden clocked 13:38.1 in the Men's 5000m. Results via World Athletics https://runnerstribe.com/latest-news/rose-davies-shatters-5000m-record-at-seiko-golden-grand-prix/   Megan Keith hangs on to win the Night of the 10000m PBs in 31:03.02, just holding off American Olympic Marathon Trials winner Fiona O'Keefe. Night of the 10k PBs Results   Jarryd Clifford competes at the World Para Athletic Champs in Kobe, Japan running 15:05.41 and 3:55.63 in the T13 5000m and 1500m Finals respectively Para Athletic World Champs Results   Beth Mackenzie and Matt Dimauntes take out Ultra Trail Australia 100K in the Blue Mountains, while Kate Avery and Charlie Hamilton won the 50K. UTA Results   Rodgers Kwemoi of Kenya has been banned for six years following an ongoing investigation by the Athletics Integrity Unit, finding numerous violations of his athlete biological passport during that period. Kwemoi, coached by Patrick Sang has been stripped of all results from 2016 onwards. Inside The Games Article   Listener Question asks about the potential long term impact of running on the knees and joints, then Moose On The Loose is disappointed by a low act from the running community. The show wraps up with the boys previewing this weekend's Diamond League Pre Classic. Patreon Link: https://www.patreon.com/insiderunningpodcast Opening and Closing Music is Undercover of my Skin by Benny Walker. www.bennywalkermusic.com Join the conversation at: https://www.facebook.com/insiderunningpodcast/ To donate and show your support for the show: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=9K9WQCZNA2KAN

Tommy takes the family to the decider of the NBL Finals and runs into one of the biggest Bantido's (literally). Evo heads down to Apollo Bay for the Easter Long Weekend. Tommy heads into the kitchen to make a Shepherd's Pie to mixed reviews. Evo gets a rude shock after jumping out of the shower in Apollo Bay. Sit back, relax and enjoy some "Good Banter" Jump on the Patreon - www.patreon.com/goodbanter Grab comedy festival tickets at - https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2024/shows/we-haven-t-written-enough-jokes-to-do-our-own-shows

It's Tuesday, April 2nd, A.D. 2024. This is The Worldview in 5 Minutes heard at www.TheWorldview.com.  I'm Adam McManus. (Adam@TheWorldview.com) By Kevin Swanson South African bus crashes, killing 45 A bus carrying 46 persons from Botswana to an Easter service in Moria, South Africa drove off a bridge and burst into flames over the weekend, resulting in 45 deaths, reports a South African news site. Only one person, an 8-year-old girl, miraculously survived the crash. One relative told the New York Times, “No one can explain this miracle.” Arsonist torches Bibles Somebody set a trailer full of Bibles on fire in the parking lot of Global Vision Bible Church in Juliet, Tennessee on Sunday. Pastor Greg Locke made a statement on Facebook. He wrote, “Our security cameras caught a man dropping off a trailer in the middle of the intersection and blocking the road into our church. He then got out and set fire to an entire trailer full of Bibles right in front of our church.”   The police are investigating. Will Scottish be imprisoned for “misgendering”? News pundit Paul Joseph Watson of Modernity News is suggesting that thousands will be investigated and some imprisoned in Scotland for misgendering. That would include the likes of famous author J.K. Rowling. This week, Scotland's Hate Crime and Public Order Act of 2021 goes into effect. Anyone who is “stirring up hatred” on the basis of sexual orientation or transgender identity will be prosecuted. Sanctions could extend to seven years in prison for any “insulting” behavior towards the protected groups. Israel killed top Iranian commander in Syria An Israeli air attack leveled a building on or near the property of the Iranian consulate in Syria, resulting in multiple casualties, reports the BBC. The Iranian state-affiliated media has confirmed that a top commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guard, Mohammad Reza Zahedi, was killed in the attack. Germany legalized marijuana Germany has just legalized private possession and the recreational use of marijuana. The Deutsch Welle news site quoted the president of the German Society of Psychiatry. He said, “I fear that with this law we are casting out the devil and replacing him with Beelzebub.” Germany joins the European Union countries of Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Belgium, and the Netherlands with this move. Drug-related executions up But now, worldwide drug-related executions are on the rise.   Records available for 2023 reveal that 467 people were executed for drug-related offenses. And that doesn't include China, North Korea, and Vietnam. Most of the data comes from Iran, Kuwait, and Singapore.   These numbers are up 44% from the previous year. Americans are crippling themselves with illicit drugs People in the United States consume more illicit drugs than any other nation, according to data from World Population Review. America rates 6.7 on Disability-Adjusted Life Years.  Estonia, Mongolia, Canada, Greenland, and Russia also rate between 3.8 and 5.0 on Disability-Adjusted Life Years, due to illicit drug use. For drug deaths per 100,000, the U.S. rates twice as many than the second highest in the world — Estonia, and three times as many deaths as Canada, which stands at third place in the world for drug deaths.   Drug-related U.S. deaths have exceeded 110,000 per year.  95% of the world's opium comes from a mere three nations: Afghanistan (the world leader), Mexico, and Myanmar. The nations with the lowest drug-related deaths in the world are found in Africa and Southeast Asia. Proverbs 11:19 reminds us that, “As righteousness leads to life, so he who pursues evil pursues it to his own death.” Interest payments on U.S. debt have exploded U.S. government interest payments, as a percentage of total tax receipts, have exploded to 35%.   That's the highest level since big inflation rates of the 1980s and early 1990s. Cost of housing skyrocketing To afford a median-priced house in the U.S. today, an American family would have to earn $111,000.   By contrast, in January 2020, just before COVID, the American family would have to earn $76,000 to afford a median-priced house.  That's a whopping 46% increase. The Consumer Price Index has run 20% over these four years. Most Americans believe Jesus rose from the dead In 2022, Lifeway Research reported that 66% of Americans agreed that the Biblical account of Jesus Christ's physical resurrection was completely accurate. Only 23% disagreed. Trust in U.S. pastors hitting rock bottom In other religious surveys, trust in pastors has reached an historic low in America — dropping from 64% to 32% since 2001.  Pastors are less trusted than nurses, veterinarians, engineers, dentists, medical doctors, pharmacists, police officers, college teachers and psychiatrists. Pastors are called to a high standard. Here's 1 Timothy 2:1-4.  “An overseer must be above reproach, the husband of one wife, sober-minded, self-controlled, respectable, hospitable, able to teach, not a drunkard, not violent but gentle, not quarrelsome, not a lover of money.  He must manage his own household well.” Woman drags three drowning men out of water And finally, an Australian woman is being hailed a hero for hauling not one, not two, but three drowning men to shore in Apollo Bay, Victoria, reports Channel 7 News.  Thirty-three-year-old Brianna Hurst risked her own life to drag the three men, all unconscious, one at a time to shore.    HURST: “It's pretty hard like I had to swim out to get him about like 20 meters and then pulled him in. He was pretty heavy. He was much bigger than me.” She began CPR until first responders arrived on the scene.  Two of the three men survived. And Channel 7 News quotes one of the survivors  “thanking God” for his rescuer. HURST: “It just feels like I did what anyone else would do.” Close And that's The Worldview in 5 Minutes on this Tuesday, April 2nd in the year of our Lord 2024. Subscribe by iTunes or email to our unique Christian newscast at www.TheWorldview.com. Or get the Generations app through Google Play or The App Store. I'm Adam McManus (Adam@TheWorldview.com). Seize the day for Jesus Christ.

The Legends Expedition Race is coming to Apollo Bay on February 24th; Chris Dixon, the race organizer from Wild&Co, joined Flow Sports to share all the details about the event in Apollo Bay, and the extreme sport of Adventure Racing.

Sarah Doyle from Apollo Bay Arts inc chats to Jof about the upcoming Art Show and details for submitting entries (which close on February 25th). For more information head to www.apollobayarts.com.au/

A woman living in a town along the Murray River sent her nephew who was living in Limerick Ireland at the time, a John Laws book for his birthday 20 years ago, which she inscribed inside the front cover. Apollo Bay local Jenny joined 3AW Breakfast to tell the rest of the story!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pat Mackle chats to Jof about the WinterWild Festival which is being held in Apollo Bay across August 25th to 27th. Tickets and more information available at www.winterwild.com.au

In this episode, we speak to Bill Fraser about the Winter Wild Festival in Apollo Bay. The post Bill Fraser appeared first on Sunday Arts Magazine.

Cornelia studied at the School for Initiatic Therapy in the Black Forest, Germany and holds degrees in fine arts and arts education along with extensive postgraduate training in Jungian and Gestalt Therapy, Bioenergetics and at the Somatic Experiencing Training Institute (SETI).She is best known for her cutting edge work with Guided Drawing and Clay Field Therapy, and holds regular workshops around the world and at Claerwen Retreat in Apollo Bay, Australia - an internationally respected arts therapy education facility.Cornelia is the author of numerous books, and runs accredited online courses for art therapists, educators and mental health professionals looking to understand a body focused art therapy approach to trauma therapy.In This EpisodeCornelia's websiteCornelia on episode 594 of the podcastClay Field Therapy with Kids workshop---What's new with The Trauma Therapist Project!The Trauma 5: gold nuggets from my 700+ interviewsThe Trauma Therapist Newsletter: a monthly resource of information and inspiration dedicated to trauma therapists.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5739761/advertisement

We couldn't fit all of Tiphaine De Fleurette Hunter-Brown's career titles into our, well, title, so we didn't even try. This powerhouse of a woman is a true slashie and we know that the list of titles will keep growing on a weekly, if not daily basis.Tiphaine is the creative director of The Project Space, a creative arts facility in Apollo Bay, Creative Director of Floreo Creative Web + Design and co-director of Videokills, a video and performance art-based collaborative network and festival. When starting The Project Space, Tiphaine's plan was to open an “everything space” for her community in rural Victoria. Her own feelings of isolation pushed her to create a space for creativity and possibility and open it up to others as a community resource. And that's how we met Tiphaine, through her project “The Development Lab” where we were artists in residence in 2021.Tiph's latest addition to her creative practice is slinging luscious Belizean food from her food truck, Jungle Drifter. It's fascinating how when you're an adult, you often just want to share the things you loved when you were a kid. Jungle Drifter was the natural progression for Tiph, as she needed some breathing space from her other pursuits, but still wanted to be connected to her community.Tiphaine shares it all with us, including her recipe for Belizean Fry Jacks, which is on our website.Find us @whatartistseat on Instagram and our website www.whatartistseat.com.auLinks to Tiphaine's work and anything else we chatted about:Floreo Creative instaFloreo Creative WebsiteJungle Drifter coffee and food van instaClick here to hire The Project Space on Creative SpacesSam Gant Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bill Fraser phones in to chat about the upcoming WinterWild Festival in Apollo Bay. Tickets and information are available at https://www.winterwild.com.au/

290: Craig Mottram Part 1 | Great Ocean Road, Runaway Sydney Half & races aplenty   This week's episode of the Inside Running podcast is proudly sponsored by Gold Coast Marathon. Run your next PB at the Gold Coast Marathon in 2023.  Fast, flat & scenic. There is an event distance for everyone – from the full marathon to the kids 2 & 4km junior dash.    Enter now at goldcoastmarathon.com.au   Brad checks into the hospital after last week's heart episode. Julian splits his time between Melbourne and Apollo Bay while navigating life's tribulations. Brady returns to host as he battles a bit of sickness before resuming his road to Gold Coast. Stewy McSweyn 3rd at Great Manchester Run 10k in 28:35 with Jack Rayner 4th in 28:41. Winner was Eyob Faniel in 28:27, ahead of Marc Scott in 28:31. Hellen Obiri won the women's race 31:14 backing up from her win at the Boston Marathon, ahead of Olympic Champion Peres Chepchirchir and Calli Thackery. Results The Seiko Grand Prix in Yokohama, Japan saw Rose Davies run 8:44.07 in the 3000m for  2nd, with Isobel Batt-Doyle clocking 8:53.81 for 4th. Matt Clarke came close to his personal best in the Steeplechase running 8:26.47 for fourth, while Jack Bruce and Jude Thomas both ran in the 3000m World Athletics Results   Great Ocean Road Running Festival kicked off with the 14km Paradise Run won by Andre Waring and Sarah Klein in dominant performances, then Andre defended his double victories from last year winning the 23km Half Marathon as well, ahead of Cameron Smith and Simon Hogan, while Amy Fawcett took the podium in front of Elise Beacom and Ciara Sullivan. Set against a constant headwind, the Great Ocean Road Marathon was won by Toby Menday ahead of Bayden Westerweller, Tom Hall in third, with Sara Coulter taking the win over Caitlin Duncan and Danni Rogan. Dion Finocchiarro and Alice Hall were the winners of the 60km Ultramarathon. Great Ocean Road Marathon Results   Marnie Ponton won the Runaway Sydney Half in a dominant 74:30, clear of Niamh Allen & Tara Prowse in second and third. Ed Goddard won the men's race in 65:21, ahead of Ben St Lawrence & James Nipperess Results   City To Casino over 12km in Hobart, Tasmania won by James Hansen & Melanie Daniels. Results   Brothers Jacob & Riley Cocks take the South Australia 10k Road Champs, both crossing the line in 30:19, with Thomas Dowd third in 31:08.  Brook Hines won the championship title in 35:34 just ahead of Zoe Toland, with Tiana Cetta third. Athletics SA Results   Night of 10000m PBs on the Parliament Hill Track in North London saw a staggering breadth and depth of performances, including winners Paul Chelimo in 27:12.73 and Mizan Alem Adane in 29:59.03. Results via Power of 10   Rhonex Kipruto provisionally suspended for abnormalities within his athlete biological passport. Lets Run Article This week's Listener Questions are sponsored by Gold Coast Marathon, asks how deep into a marathon campaign can you fit in a half marathon and the type of drinks on course. Then Moose is on the Loose over people finding the marathon “too easy”.   Craig Mottram joins Brady and Brad to look back on his well decorated and well storied career, going through the stories behind his official personal bests and his approach to pure racing, touching on how to get the general public engaged with athletics and how his London Marathon signified the end of his professional running career. He touches on growing up within such a sporting family, how he picked running over triathlon and how early development plays a role before telling the story of his dramatic selection into the Sydney Olympics. Craig discusses the impact of the coaches he's had at various stages and some of the significant races such as Short Course Cross Country Championships at Belgium and the bronze medal run at World Championships at Helsinki in the 5000m against Eliud Kipchoge.   Craig recounts the build-up to the 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games, the roar of the crowd as he raced Augustine Choge and Ben Limo for the 5000m and how he remembers the race. He then talks about the lean years, battling achilles injuries towards the Beijing Olympics and the comeback at 2011 Zatopek, as well as the story of going back to Falls Creek to train and ultimately qualify for his fourth Olympics at London.  Craig goes into his approach to his mental game, developing and carrying confidence, what he would have changed looking back, longevity in the sport. He muses on how we would fare as an athlete in this current day and how he views the social media landscape, as well as the current state of athletics. Patreon Link: https://www.patreon.com/insiderunningpodcast Opening and Closing Music is Undercover of my Skin by Benny Walker. www.bennywalkermusic.com Join the conversation at: https://www.facebook.com/insiderunningpodcast/ To donate and show your support for the show: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=9K9WQCZNA2KAN  

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For just the fifth time in history, a group of Traditional Owners in Victoria has had its native title claim recognised by the Federal Court of Australia. The Eastern Maar People of southwest Victoria welcomed a group of judges to their Country today, to officially recognise their native title over more than eight-and-a-half thousand square kilometres, which incorporates Apollo Bay and the Twelve Apostles. - นับเป็นครั้งที่ห้าในประวัติศาสตร์ที่กลุ่มเจ้าของดินแดนดั้งเดิมในรัฐวิกตอเรียได้รับสิทธิ์เหนือดินแดนของตนอย่างเป็นทางการโดยการรับรองจากศาลแห่งรัฐบาลกลางออสเตรเลีย

For just the fifth time in history, a group of Traditional Owners in Victoria has had its native title claim recognised by the Federal Court of Australia. The Eastern Maar People of southwest Victoria welcomed a group of judges to their Country today, to officially recognise their native title over more than eight-and-a-half thousand square kilometres, which incorporates Apollo Bay and the Twelve Apostles.

It's not often that a corporate high flyers “sea change” results in a second career of fishing and seafood industry leadership. Markus Nolle is an exception - a Southern Rock Lobster fisherman who's corporate leadership skills are stewarding a next generation approach to celebrating the fishing, the catch and the town of Apollo Bay. https://www.apollobayfishcoop.com.au Follow Fishtales, a Seafood Podcast on Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/fishtalesseafoodpodcast/ Follow John Susman  https://www.instagram.com/fisheads/?hl=en Follow Rob Locke (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/ Follow Huck (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/ LISTEN TO OUR OTHER FOOD PODCASTS https://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork The Fishtales Seafood podcast with John Susman will tell the stories of the catchers, growers, sellers and servers of seafood around the world. A food podcast from the Deep in the Weeds Food Podcast Network.

It's not often that a corporate high flyers “sea change” results in a second career of fishing and seafood industry leadership. Markus Nolle is an exception - a Southern Rock Lobster fisherman who's corporate leadership skills are stewarding a next generation approach to celebrating the fishing, the catch and the town of Apollo Bay. https://www.apollobayfishcoop.com.au Follow Fishtales, a Seafood Podcast on Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/fishtalesseafoodpodcast/ Follow John Susman  https://www.instagram.com/fisheads/?hl=en Follow Rob Locke (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/ Follow Huck (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/ LISTEN TO OUR OTHER FOOD PODCASTS https://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork The Fishtales Seafood podcast with John Susman will tell the stories of the catchers, growers, sellers and servers of seafood around the world. A food podcast from the Deep in the Weeds Food Podcast Network.

Rachael Harmer is a practitioner and advocate for women's health, with a passion to create a sacred space for all. She says 'I see my work akin to acting as a spiritual midwife. My focus is on opening the energetic pathway for women to reconnect with their powerful hearts and be inspired by their soul.' Isn't that incredible. Rachael lives at Apollo Bay and runs 'Heart Wave Healing' using retreats, workshops and one on one sessions to spread her teachings and vast knowledge in this space.  I hope you love me chat with Rachael NikXxSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Apollo Bay Seafood Festival is a special, regional celebration of the bounty from the seas of Western Victoria. It's as much a celebration for the locals as the visitors with the whole community from catchers to cooks on board. Festival director, Bill Hurley-Fraser is a local lad who after travelling the world was drawn back to his home of Apollo Bay to help build one of the great regional food festivals ……. https://www.apollobayseafoodfestival.com Follow Fishtales, a Seafood Podcast on Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/fishtalesseafoodpodcast/ Follow John Susman  https://www.instagram.com/fisheads/?hl=en Follow Rob Locke (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/ Follow Huck (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/ LISTEN TO OUR OTHER FOOD PODCASTS https://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork The Fishtales Seafood podcast with John Susman will tell the stories of the catchers, growers, sellers and servers of seafood around the world. A food podcast from the Deep in the Weeds Food Podcast Network.

The Apollo Bay Seafood Festival is a special, regional celebration of the bounty from the seas of Western Victoria. It's as much a celebration for the locals as the visitors with the whole community from catchers to cooks on board. Festival director, Bill Hurley-Fraser is a local lad who after travelling the world was drawn back to his home of Apollo Bay to help build one of the great regional food festivals ……. https://www.apollobayseafoodfestival.com Follow Fishtales, a Seafood Podcast on Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/fishtalesseafoodpodcast/ Follow John Susman  https://www.instagram.com/fisheads/?hl=en Follow Rob Locke (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/ Follow Huck (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/ LISTEN TO OUR OTHER FOOD PODCASTS https://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork The Fishtales Seafood podcast with John Susman will tell the stories of the catchers, growers, sellers and servers of seafood around the world. A food podcast from the Deep in the Weeds Food Podcast Network.

Laura Pugliese the Geelong Regional Library Community Outreach coordinator speaks to Jonathan about the local service and volunteering opportunities to help deliver library materials to members of the community who are unable to access their local library due to ill health or mobility challenges. For more information about volunteering for the service please contact Mary at the Home Library Service in Colac on 5231 4613 or email hlscolac@grlc.vic.gov.au

On the show today Jack and Freja talk with Lisa about Seismic Testing. You might be wondering - is this a Post-Punk revival band? A cold war relic?Nope... Seismic testing is the process of locating gas and oil deposits deep beneath the ocean floor. This is done by triling an air gun off the back of a boat, which send out sonic blasts 24 hours a day, every 10 seconds, at up to 256 decibels for months at a time. To give perspective, a jet engine at 50m is 140 decibels, so it's no longer a sound than human ears can hear, its more of a burst of energy so powerful that it kills and causes permanent and significant damage to many species of marine life. The full extent of the damage done is not known and that suits the authorites and the gas and oil industry very nicely.Not much is known about the secretive seismic tests being done offshore as most reports into are done by the fuel companies themsleves. The only reliable source of information on Ottaway testing is OCEAN, keep up to date on their events and eyes peeled for a 60 second video by young Apollo Bay filmmaker Jackson Hyett and Patagonia.If you want to look further into titles that have been given by the government and investigate these practices check the NOPTA database. And as always, 

Zadie is a 24 year old Solo Mama of two gorgeous girls! She is also the owner of her own photography business based in Apollo Bay & Surrounds. It could be easy to look at Zadie's current life and think it has been an easy road to the beautiful life she has created for herself and her family but it has been tough. In her teen years Zadie became a career for her ill Mother, was helping to raise her young brothers and even sleeping with her baby brother in her room. With so much responsibility at such a tender age, naturally Zadie felt resentful, angry, depressed and eventually left home for some reprieve and independence. Growing up Zadie was apart of a Church community and had strong friendships and relationships, that all changed when Zadie became a Mother at 17, those metaphorical doors were closed on her leaving her isolated and alone. By the time Zadie was 18 she was married with. a baby and a young stepdaughter, her dreams and desires had been put on hold and while her friends were out partying Zadie was deep in Motherhood and things in her marriage were not going well. Cut to age 23 Zadie and her former husband had two children together and her stepdaughter and they both knew the marriage was not going to work and was over. In this episode Zadie walks us through that process, how she transitioned into becoming a single parent and some of the confronting realities of being not only a single parent but a working parent too. Follow Zadie: WEBSITE:https://www.photosbyzadie.com/ INSTGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/photosbyzadie/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/photosbyzadie You can follow and connect with me here:INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/the.innerviewpodcast/FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=the%20innerviewThank you for listening if you enjoyed the episode i would love it if you could leave a rating and review! xSmells Like HumansLike spending time with funny friends talking about curious human behavior. Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

In this episode, Neil chats to local business owner and football club president, Sally Cannon from Apollo Bay in Victoria. Local Government Area: Colac Otway Website: www.apollobaybakery.com.au

Apollo Bay residents on Victoria's south-west coast have raised concern about the future of their community space - including a hard-fought-for skate park for local youth - as the Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Association makes plans for the future of the area managed by the Victorian government

Local MP Richard Riordan raised questions about the fate of Apollo Bay's Skate Park in parliament recently and current draft plans for the foreshore redevelopment seem to be wiping out the beloved community skate park

237: Richard Welsh | Doha Diamond League, GOR Running Festival, Comm Games announcement & more This episode of the Inside Running Podcast is brought to you by PILLAR Performance – Australia's leading sports micronutrition brand – providing high-strength formulations to support recovery, elevate energy and relieve joint inflammation for endurance athletes.  Available online now at pillarperformance.shop Brad lays down 10x1k and builds up the long runs. Julian starts to string along some continuity then pops down to Great Ocean Road. Brady braces for a month of racing while plotting out the course for a Moama Fun Run. Plenty of Aussies at Doha Diamond League, with Peter Bol taking 2nd in a tactical 800m with a time of 1:49.35. Jessica Hull came 3rd in the 3000m in 8:40.97 representing the Union Athletic Club kit. Matt Ramsden ran 3:38.83 for 6th place in the 1500m while Stewy McSweyn clocked in at 3:48.67. Ben Buckingham continued on from his performance in Japan with a 9:06.21 in the 3000m steeplechase. Doha Diamond League Results https://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/bol-second-in-doha-hull-third-recap/  Dion Finocchiaro wins his maiden Great Ocean Road Marathon, while Kirstin Bull takes her fourth victory in the marathon, six years after her previous victory. Andre Waring won both the Half & 14km, while Rachel McGuinness won the Half Marathon. Great Ocean Road Running Festival Post-Event Press Full Results Page Sydney Morning Herald Half won by Calli Thackery in 1:13:31 well clear of Leanne Pompeani and Abigail Nordberg, the morning after also winning the Great Ocean Road 14k Paradise Run in Apollo Bay, Victoria. Liam Adams added another victory taking out the race outright in 1:04:49 ahead of Tim Vincent and Liam Boudin. SMH Half Marathon Results Izzy Batt Doyle clocked a 31:40.1 at the Night of the 10K PBs at Highgate Hill, still seconds short of the qualifier. Georgia Griffith takes out the Millicent Fawcett Mile in 4:27.81, while Sarah Billings finished in 4:37.63 Night of the 10K PBs Results Ed Goddard places 10th at Copenhagen Marathon, in a time of 2:14:59 weeks after Manchester Marathon Copenhagen Marathon Results Athletics Australia announce first round of selections for the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games: Catriona Bisset - 800 Jessica Hull - 5000m Sinead Diver - Marathon Peter Bol - 800m Oli Hoare - 1500m Liam Adams - Marathon Jack Rayner - Marathon Athletic Australia Announcement Lululemon once again presents another edition of Training Talk and this time it's Brady's turn to talk us through the disadvantages of exploiting your GPS to gain false confidence Richard Welsh returns to the show to talk about his roles as General Manager of World Cross Country Championships in Bathurst in 2023 and Run Director of the upcoming McGrath Launceston Running Festival on Sunday 12th June 2022 to preview the elite fields in the 10K and Half Marathon. The boys then wrap up with their plans for the weekend and Brady drops some massive plans for December. Tickets are now on sale for the IRP Gold Coast Marathon Live Show presented by Pillar Performance to be held at the Southport RSL on Sunday 3rd July after the event.  

Melbourne playwright Kieran Carroll speaks to Jonathan about his play about Rick Springfield, which is coming to COPACC on Friday 6th of May. There's a free bus to and from the venue for Otways residents in Apollo Bay, Skenes Creek, Forrest, Barwon Downs and Birregurra. Tickets available at https://www.copacc.com.au/Whats-on/COPACC-2022-Theatre-Season/LATE-LATE-AT-NIGHT

Cornelia Elbrecht BA. MA. (Art Ed), AThR, SEP, is the founder and director of the Institute for Sensorimotor Art Therapy. She has more than 40 years of experience as an art therapist and is a Somatic Experiencing trauma therapist (SEP). She has studied at the School for Initiatic Art Therapy in Germany, as well as Jungian and Gestalt therapy, Bioenergetics and bodywork.  She has lectured in Art Therapy at RMIT, Melbourne. Cornelia is a registered professional member and accredited supervisor of ANZACATA, the Australian, New Zealand and Asian Art Therapy Association and IEATA International Expressive Arts Therapies Association. Cornelia gives courses and individual sessions internationally, throughout Australia and in private practice at Claerwen Retreat in Apollo Bay, Australia. She has published 4 books on Sensorimotor Art Therapy.In This EpisodeSensorimotor Art Therapy WebsiteThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5739761/advertisement

Blink and you'll miss it. The boys crank out a shorter ep this week as Tommy has a weekend away in Apollo Bay, Evo forgets to invoice for the Waterfront Festival. Tommy finishes up getting a mole map. Sit back, relax and enjoy some "Good Banter"

In this episode, Rob and Neil chat to the Chair of Tourism Greater Geelong and Bellarine and Barwon Sports Academy, John Stevens, friend of the show and Coodabeen Champion, Ian Cover and, as part of Regional Roundup, head to Apollo Bay to catch up with Sally Cannon.

Danny Leo joins me in 'The Engine Room' to discuss his musical journey. Youngest of 3 musical boys (others are guitarists) raised in Croydon, South Australia, Danny always found himself drawn to drums and listening to his favorite band at the time 'KISS'. He received his first pair of sticks when he was 6 from one of his brothers friends who was a drummer and this sparked his desire to play. Danny was given his first kit at age 9 from the drummer at the church that the family attended, and his parents to this day dislike this particular friend as Danny hasn't stopped playing since. He began playing with the church band when he was 11, playing in the band with people 3 times his age. Almost giving up playing in high school due to choosing to play basketball over music, thankfully when Danny finished year 12 in 1999 his passion for drumming returned and he decided music was it. The ten years that followed were years of unhealthy hours of practice, studying drums with former guest Laurie Kennedy at Noarlunga TAFE, attending Prides Business College, countless rehearsals, bands, gigs, tours, sessions, and teaching drums. He became a local hero in Adelaide in 2010 scoring the holy throne of tribute shows as the drummer for the Led Zeppelin Tribute band the 'Zep Boys'. Danny Leo is known for his heavy hitting, finesse and groove. DRUMscene Magazine, Australia's number 1 drum magazine regards Danny as one of Australia's premier drummers. Danny is the former powerhouse behind the original Melbourne rock n roll outfit 'King of the North'. He moved to Melbourne in January 2012 and quickly became one of the most talked about rock drummers due to his hard hitting, fast moving sweat shows all around Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Sydney, and Europe. Shows including Cool Summer, Cherry Rock and Folk Rhythm & Life festivals, Apollo Bay & Gum Ball festivals, residencies at the Retreat, Espy and Cherry bar, main slots at Rock The Bay and Rock N Load at the Espy, and the main support for Cold Chisel at Festival Hall. Danny moved back to Adelaide with his wife after the birth of their daughter, and rejoined the Zep Boys. He is currently the drummer for 'Fluff', 'Forest Of Gnomes', singer songwriter at 'Lion Music', as well as filling in for other bands. Links: Lion Music Singer/Songwriter https://www.facebook.com/lionmusicau/ Current Bands: Fluff: https://www.facebook.com/fluffsusername/ Forest Of Gnomes https://www.facebook.com/forestofgnomesband/ Zep Boys https://www.facebook.com/zepboys/ https://www.paiste.com/en/musicians/danny-leo Music: "Band It About" theme song, written & recorded by Catherine Lambert and Michael Bryant. Outro: Danny playing a drum solo from the Fluff album. All of the BAND IT ABOUT - Podcast Series Links can be located here: https://linktr.ee/banditaboutpodcastseries Please remember to Follow this podcast on your preferred podcast listening platform, and thank you to those listeners who have recently left 5 Star Reviews on Apple Podcasts and those who have kindly donated towards this independent podcast via my PayPal link, You Guys Rock! Thanks for Listening to Band It About - Proudly Supporting Live Music! Di Spillane Host/Creator. #dannyleo #drummers #musicinterviews #musicpodcasts #banditaboutpodcastseries #australiandrummers #rockdrummers #realpeople #realstories #musiccommentary #southaustraliandrummers #adelaidesouthaustralia #paisteartist #ludwigartist #drum --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane/message

Hear Paddy and Aaron discuss their week in fishing.

@JanetBond   is the cofounder of @WattleRoad  which, based on this trend of people #movingtotheregions, was launched to guide to people considering this #lifechange, this #lifestylechange, and inspire them by talking to people who'd already done it. Through those stories, we hope that  people will know  what not to do, and what not to do.  The website is focussed on #regionalbusinesses #regionalproperty #regionalliving.It's best summarised as follows "it's as much about dreams and new beginnings, as it is about finding a house that you will love and a great school for your kids".Prior to that, she had an extensive career in business and commercial journalism, in both regional and capital cities for companies including #newscorp. Common in the publications was advocating for a city or town, helping to be really proactive about making sure it was a great place to live. But in 2019 she left the corporate world to start @WattleRoad after a chance discussion with a close friend who had recently moved to #Japarat - where #RobertMenzies was born. Her friend had escaped lockdown and unexpectedly discovered the real meaning of community;going down to the local post office and being known by her nameeating at the local pub and meeting peopleIn our wide-ranging discussion we cover;why it's no longer people escaping the city but more being attracted by what is on offer in the #regionsthe trends that are showing a return to those days where small towns and towns had their #localbaker, their #localfishmonger, their #localbutcher, their #localbrewer#housingaffordability and #livabilityhow property prices in #regionalaustralia for the first time in 15 years have outperformed capital city pricesrealising that there's a story that wasn't being told about the regions and immersing themselves in itloving what we domaking better decisions on #treechange #seachangehow people in regional towns have got the time to talk, and why they really love talking about where they livehow it's very easy to make connections in regional towns (far more than it was for her in Melbourne and in Sydney)when new in town reaching out to people and asking other newbies where they came from, and chat about what their journey was likesome of the #casestudiesa woman who's moved from Melbourne to Apollo Bay and set up his psychology practice, she took her family, and young teenagers to #ApolloBay from #Brightona #physiotherapist who had a very big practice and was able to exit #Sydneythe #Accountant from the #NorthShore, who got out of Sydney, sold his home he bought the local #cobbler - he went #backtoschool  to learn how to repair shoesSo then she found herself in the middle of the fires in terrible push ties summer that we had. And she realized that while that was something she hadn't contemplated living in a place of risk, she found firsthand how that community pulled together.why the rejuvenation of the regions is actually much but its much about the rejuvenation of people and rejuvenation of our lives and living in a way that perhaps we've always dreamed ofthe key things to do to make making sure it is the right decisionthe value of the local #ChamberofCommercesome of the #ABS #netmigration numbersthe @wattleroad approach of;exploring first, spending time (weekends away) to see if you think might be a good fitlooking at propertylooking at jobs (and how it's a suprise to most people when they hear that there are 66,000 job vacancies in regional Australia at the moment - July 2021)why sometimes people may need to consider starting or acquiring a businesshow the region's do so well in promoting the local produce and the opportunities this is creating;#craftbreweries - why two-thirds are in the regions and how they convert many of old pubs on the market e.g. #smeatonhttps://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-smeaton-135538834how  #rejuvenatedpubs #brewpubs can be part of the community, the #localmeetingplace, and also put the place on the map#forrestbrewery is a great example of thatgreat country pubs, pasties, vanilla slice#awardedbakeries around the country and #australiasgreatestpieswith a heightened awareness of where our #foodproducts come from how the regions are owning #localproduce@thevillageco - based in #regional #NewSouthWales and putting some pretty #tech into #supplychains to #Keepthemoneyinthevillagewanting a different life, wanting to be more connectedwhy #transport #majortrainline is such a really big factor when you're choosing a place to live#camperdown - one of the most beautiful #historicstreetscapes in Victoria #remote work#bandwidth for communication  #NBNthe importance of getting #infrastructure right and why it will follow the #growththe #vicgov putting departments in regional towns to #createjobswww.kerrcapital.com.au

Festival Director Anna Dixon chats about the plethora of events occurring during the 2021 Apollo Bay Word Fest. For all the tickets and more information head to apollobaywordfest.com

Geelong Regional Library CEO Vanessa Schernickau chats to Jof about the new connection for Colac and Apollo Bay libraries, plus the school holiday events to celebrate.

Apollo Bay (4) vs Alvie (1)Birregurra (6) vs Colac Imperials (5)South Colac (2) vs Lorne (7) Western Eagles (9) vs Irrewarra-Beeac (3)Simpson (8) vs Otway Districts (10)

Apollo Bay came thudding back to earth in Round 2, how will they go in Round 3 as the beleaguered Otway Districts pray for better fortunes against Birregurra

Emma McKenzie has worked with many species of threatened marsupials such as Tiger Quolls, Eastern Quolls, Brush-tailed Rock Wallabies and Squirrel Gliders and has also been involved in ecotourism, education and habitat restoration. Emma is the wildlife manager at Wildlife Wonders in the beautiful Otway Ranges, just 5 minutes out of Apollo Bay. Wildlife Wonders offer guided walks through lush tree fern gullies, Eucalypt woodlands and spectacular ocean vistas. All the profits from Wildlife Wonders go directly to the Conservation Ecology Centre, working to conserve the unique Australian plants and animals across the Otways.

Recorded - Sunday 10 January 2021 @ 10:00a AEST (GMT+10) Dale is back with the regular madness that we know and love! Today - We do other round of Headline Round-up, Naked fugitive rescued from tree by fishermen, The horrifying reason you should never, eat an icicle, Octopuses punch fish...sometimes for no apparent reason, Target worker's passive-aggressive quit note shared to Reddit, Koala delights Apollo Bay beachgoers, but wildlife career says it was in a panic, Everything you need to know about the Capitol Hill riots, The countdown to the Inauguration, We take the accurate personality test according to Buzzfeed, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are heading to Splitsville "allegedly", We determine if Dale knows his bread, We take a trip back to January 1971, Chewable caffeine for gamers could become a reality, We reviews reviews of Soul, Burger King gets a face lift after 20 years and MORE! Listen live on Stationhead (@dalecampbell) Sundays from 10am - 12 noon (AEST) | Saturday 7pm - 9pm (ET) for the full live experience. Go to http://stationhead.com for more details Support this and more over at: https://patreon.com/dalecampbell YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/DaleCampbell Instagram: https://instagram.com/thedalecampbell Discord: https://bit.ly/dalediscord Merch: https://bit.ly/glsmerch Email: genericliveshow (at) gmail (dot) com Broadcast #12 - The Generic Live Radio Show - 01-10-21 | The Generic Live Radio Show Thanks for listening!

Sally Cannon, who owns a cafe at Apollo Bay, said criticism of the coastal town was off the mark. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Caro and Corrie for Ep 155 ‘You Would’ve Rocked A Conical Bra’.Thanks to our show sponsors Prince Wine Store and Click for Vic. Caro shares her reflections on Sydney (including her dining out recommendations) and reviews the new Streeton exhibition at the Art Gallery of NSW.As we head rapidly towards Christmas we discuss whether or not our COVID experiences will influence our Christmas plans.In AFL Nathan and Tanya Buckley’s separation hit the headlines this week but – is it really front-page news?In our Click for Vic update for Visit Victoria we discover ‘Tis the Box - a Melbourne owned and based company delivering seasonal health, beauty and lifestyle subscription boxes. For more info head to www.tisthe.com. Plus listener Anita's recommending a #ClickforVic stay at Apollo Bay.Click for Vic - Get the best of Victoria delivered at www.visitvictoria.com/clickforvic or HERE.Let us know about your wonderful Victoria recommendations or Click for Vic gems via our socials or feedback@dontshootpod.com.au.In the Cocktail Cabinet for Prince Wine Store - Tony Nowell joins us again to talk rose. Tony's top pick is Domain Tempier but for an Australian rose Prince recommend;Medhurst Estate Rosé 2020 Sutton Grange Fairbank Rosé 2019 Brash Higgins Nymph Rose 2020Prince Wine Store bringing Melbournians, the greatest wine in the world. Delivering Australia Wide. www.Prince Wine Store.com.au To receive a special listener discount enter the promo code MESS (as in Messenger) at checkout to receive your discount and tell the Prince team that Caro and Corrie sent you!In BSF Caro's been reading The Good Sister by Sally Hepworth (available HERE) and The Burning Island by Jock Serong (available HERE) and highly recommends the film In The Name of the Land. Corrie shares a delicious shortbread recipe thanks to Marg in Hamilton (see recipe below).For videos and pics make sure you follow us on Instagram or Twitter @DontShootPod.Email the show via feedback@dontshootpod.com.au.Like our Facebook page and hit 'Sign Up' to receive weekly updates HERE.Don't Shoot the Messenger is produced by Corrie Perkin, Caroline Wilson and produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Sports Entertainment Network.Thanks to Clementine Donohoe for additional social media support. You can follow @clemmiedonohoe on Instagram HERE.Marg's Shortbread250g plain flour120g rice flour120g caster sugar250g butter1 dash of vanilla essenceCream butter and sugar, add vanilla. Add sifted flours. Roll out thinly. Cut with whatever cutters you like. Bake in a moderate oven for 10mins. Turn oven to slow (right down) and leave for another 10 minutes.

Apollo Bay Bakery Owner Sally Cannon spoke to the program about the return of the tourist trade from Melbourne with the easing of COVID-19 restrictions. The post Apollo Bay Bakery Owner Sally Cannon appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

Hilary McNevin talks with Fam about the amzing program for the Apollo Bay Seafood Festival; it's about much more than eating seadfood!

Matthew Evans from SBS Gourmet Farmer chats about the upcoming Conversations sessions at the 2020 Apollo Bay Seafood Festival. In particular he will be focusing on origin labelling of food.

Liz Waters chats about the weekend 'Conversations' sessions that will be happening as part of the annual Apollo Bay Seafood Festival. This years topics explore issues that affect both land and sea.Tickets are available from https://events.ticketbooth.com.au/event/conversations-2020

The member for Polwarth joined me for a chat on the final 921 of 2019 to review some of the highlights from the past 12 months and make a few predictions for the next year/decade.

Robyn Alexander dropped in to chat about Foundation Week and the ways that the community can be involved with and support the South West Community Foundation.

All the latest on what’s been happening this week in the Melbourne Property Market; with Marc Pallisco and Suzanne JonesA bumper Talking Property with Marc Pallisco this weekFind out the multi million dollar homes that have sold in Portsea, Blairgowrie and Apollo Bay.Childcare in the spotlight with a portfolio of sales.The latest on Melbourne airport and the auction where Clive Palmer was the successful bidder.And more on Zagamethejonescollective.com.aurealestatesource.com.au

All the latest on what’s been happening this week in the Melbourne Property Market; with Marc Pallisco and Suzanne JonesA bumper Talking Property with Marc Pallisco this weekFind out the multi million dollar homes that have sold in Portsea, Blairgowrie and Apollo Bay.Childcare in the spotlight with a portfolio of sales.The latest on Melbourne airport and the auction where Clive Palmer was the successful bidder. And more on Zagamethejonescollective.com.aurealestatesource.com.au

Seets and Lynchie decide to bite the bullet and start a podcast. Chats about interesting facts about Barwon Downs, Women’s International Day, focus on the 1% or 99% and the balance of culture.

Apollo Bay fisherman Nick Polgeest chats to Jof about his contributions to the 'Conversations in the Littoral' which is happening on Sunday 17th of February from 10am to 5pm at the Apollo Bay Surf Lifesaving Club as part of the 2019 Apollo Bay Seafood Festival.Tickets are $50 for all three discussions, which includes a catered lunch.Book at https://events.ticketbooth.com.au/event/conversationsVisit www.apollobayseafoodfestival.com or https://www.facebook.com/ApolloBaySeafoodFestival for more information.

Apollo Bay fisherman and Director of the Apollo Bay Fisherman's Co-Op Markus Nolle chats to Jof about Saturday's 'Harbour Day' at the 2019 Apollo Bay Seafood Festival.Visit www.apollobayseafoodfestival.com or https://www.facebook.com/ApolloBaySeafoodFestival for more information.

Apollo Bay farmer Roderick Poole chats to Jof about 'Conversations in the Littoral' which is happening on Sunday 17th of February from 10am to 5pm at the Apollo Bay Surf Lifesaving Club as part of the 2019 Apollo Bay Seafood Festival.Tickets are $50 for all three discussions, which includes a catered lunch.Book at https://events.ticketbooth.com.au/event/conversationsVisit www.apollobayseafoodfestival.com or https://www.facebook.com/ApolloBaySeafoodFestival for more information.

Liz Waters chats about the 'Conversations in the Littoral' that is happening on Sunday 17th of February from 10am to 5pm at the Apollo Bay Surf Lifesaving Club as part of the 2019 Apollo Bay Seafood Festival.Tickets are $50 for all three discussions, which includes a catered lunch.Book at https://events.ticketbooth.com.au/event/conversationsVisit www.apollobayseafoodfestival.com or https://www.facebook.com/ApolloBaySeafoodFestival for more information.

Our third show for 2019, and the bar is being kept high! Donna sits down for a chat with Hilary McNevin, Founder of Turnip Media, Melbourne-based freelance food writer AND Ambassador of the Apollo Bay Seafood Festival. Donna and Hilary discuss the Festivals' program of events, with a deep dive into Conversations in the Littoral, a day long delve into sustainability of the 'Blue Economy', local fishing pressures, the seafood industry and more. For tickets or more info on the upcoming event visit: https://www.apollobayseafoodfestival.com/

We take a look back at the biggest local stories of 2018. With thanks to David McKenzie from the Colac Herald. Jon Peppin and Jonathan Graham

On October 21, 1978, a 20-year-old Frederick Valentich rented a single engine plane out of Victoria’s Moorabbin Airport with plans of heading to Tasmania’s King Island to catch seafood.But things took a terrifying turn when he noticed he was being followed by another aircraft.It has been 40 years since the young Aussie pilot disappeared over the Bass Strait and in that time no one has come any closer to finding out what happened to him.The only clue left behind was a radio conversation between him and Melbourne Airflight Service Controller, Steve Robey.It was 7pm when Valentich radioed in to ask if there were any known aircraft in the area, just after something zoomed overhead.Robey informed him that there was “no known traffic” in the area and inquired as to what type of plane it was.“I cannot affirm. It is four bright, it seems to me, like landing lights. The aircraft has just passed over me at least a thousand feet above,” Valentich said.As the transmission went on things got even more unnerving, with Valentich reporting that the mystery aircraft was “playing” with him.“It seems to me that he’s playing some sort of game,” he said.“He’s flying over me two, three times, at a time at speeds I could not identify.”The conversation continues with the controller trying to get more information about what the object actually is.Valentich describes it as long, metallic and with a green light.At one point the aircraft vanishes before suddenly reappearing on his other side.It’s at this point that Valentich says his final, terrifying words: “It is hovering and it is not an aircraft.”There is silence for 17 seconds before the transmission abruptly cuts off.An extensive search was conducted of the water and any surrounding land but Valentich nor any indication of a crash site was ever found.UFO enthusiasts suggest he was abducted by a UFO, while pilot's believe the inexperienced pilot was flying upside down and the lights he saw were his own reflections on the water before he crashed.Valentich had applied twice to the Royal Australian Air Force, and was rejected both times for inadequate educational experience. He was also studying to be a commercial pilot but had failed his examinations twice. He had also received several warnings, after flying once into a restricted zone in Sydney, and twice into clouds.Others point out that Valentich was perhaps suicidal and crashed his own plane and made up the UFO to create a story. Valentich was also known to have been studying UFOs previously and deathly scared that he would encounter one while flying.Adding to the mystery there were belated reports of a UFO sighting in Australia on the night of the disappearance.A farmer near Adelaide reportedly ­witnessed a 30m craft hovering over his property the morning after Valentich went missing.It is claimed the Cessna was stuck to the side of the craft, leaking oil. The farmer even scratched the plane’s registration number on to his tractor but never came forward with the information because he was ridiculed by the few friends he told. The farmer remains anonymous.Other witnesses claimed to have seen "an erratically moving green light in the sky" and in one instance a witnesses, located about 2km west of Apollo Bay, Victoria, stated that they saw a green light trailing or shadowing Valentich's plane, and that he was in a steep dive at the time.Search and Rescue crews tried to find his remains or that of his Cessna, but were unsuccessful at the time. Five years later, however, and engine cowel flap was located on the shores of Flinder's Island. In 1983, The Royal Australian Navy Research Laboratory confirmed the flap could have washed ashore on the island and that the part has been identified as having come from a Cessna 182 aircraft between a certain range of serial numbers which included Valentich's aircraft. It is not 100% proof, but it is very circumstantial.The only tangible thing that now remains is a small plague at Otway lighthouse commemorating his strange disappearance.We will be taking a short break over the holidays. Have a Merry Christmas and see you in the new year! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

1. Losing 5000 of 6000 tonnes of sand deposited at Apollo Bay within 1 year speaks volumes of nature reclaiming territory regardless of urban planning or Australian cultural significance. 2. Sentimental attachment to suburban trees is preventing effective carbon capture and oxygenation of Canberran communities. 3. There are people in the world willing to spend $16000 (!) on one exotic and highly illegal turtle. 4. Australian tap water is literally the cleanest in the world, meaning Australian cities are literally the very last place in the world where bottled water makes sense. #ROBINET www.everydaygreen.org

Dr Beach and Anth in for a biggie Sunday - lots of news and views - including what the hell IS a Wholphin... if anything at all.Simon J Karis from Melbourne experimental label Nice Music joins the program to talk about Moshka, his co-curated event at Winter Wild Festival in Apollo Bay, which sees artists Various Asses, Nina Buchanan, Golden Syrup and more from the label come together for one night in the Otways on August 25.It is amazing what you can tell from digging into the sediments in an estuary - Dr Sarah McSweeney from the University of Melbourne joins us to talk about what she found out about the hidden history of what happened in and around Balcombe Creek in Mornington over last few thousand years.

Chef Nathan Inglis chats about one of the gourmet food events happening at this years Winter Wild Festival in Apollo Bay. Tickets and more info available here https://www.facebook.com/events/258543351587685/

本节目图文版：https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/9pZaDNpq62Onx9FUXYgKfA线下互动，添加微信：Michaelgjf或我的新浪微博：麦口郭——————————————————————————Apollo公司 http://www.apollocarrentals.com.au/Britz公司，http://www.britz.com.au/Maui公司，http://www.maui.com.au/————————————————————————————————下面是大洋路区域部分房车营地的信息：Geelong Riverview Tourist Park（吉隆营地）59 Barrabool Road, Belmont预定电话：1800 336 225BIG4 Anglesea Holiday Park（安格尔西营地）45 Murray St, Anglesea预定电话：1800 631 640BIG4 Apollo Bay Pisces（阿波罗湾营地）311 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay预定电话：1300 683 300Discovery Holiday Parks（瓦南布尔营地）25 Pertobe Road, Warrnambool预订电话：1800 808 130BIG4 Ballarat Goldfields Holiday Park（巴拉兰特金矿区营地）108 Clayton Street, Ballarat预定电话：1800 632 237BIG4 Grampians Parkgate Resort（格兰屏营地）2372 Grampians Road, Halls Gap预定电话：1800 810 781————————————————————————

本节目图文版：https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/9pZaDNpq62Onx9FUXYgKfA线下互动，添加微信：Michaelgjf或我的新浪微博：麦口郭——————————————————————————Apollo公司 http://www.apollocarrentals.com.au/Britz公司，http://www.britz.com.au/Maui公司，http://www.maui.com.au/————————————————————————————————下面是大洋路区域部分房车营地的信息：Geelong Riverview Tourist Park（吉隆营地）59 Barrabool Road, Belmont预定电话：1800 336 225BIG4 Anglesea Holiday Park（安格尔西营地）45 Murray St, Anglesea预定电话：1800 631 640BIG4 Apollo Bay Pisces（阿波罗湾营地）311 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay预定电话：1300 683 300Discovery Holiday Parks（瓦南布尔营地）25 Pertobe Road, Warrnambool预订电话：1800 808 130BIG4 Ballarat Goldfields Holiday Park（巴拉兰特金矿区营地）108 Clayton Street, Ballarat预定电话：1800 632 237BIG4 Grampians Parkgate Resort（格兰屏营地）2372 Grampians Road, Halls Gap预定电话：1800 810 781————————————————————————

本节目图文版：https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/9pZaDNpq62Onx9FUXYgKfA线下互动，添加微信：Michaelgjf或我的新浪微博：麦口郭——————————————————————————Apollo公司 http://www.apollocarrentals.com.au/Britz公司，http://www.britz.com.au/Maui公司，http://www.maui.com.au/————————————————————————————————下面是大洋路区域部分房车营地的信息：Geelong Riverview Tourist Park（吉隆营地）59 Barrabool Road, Belmont预定电话：1800 336 225BIG4 Anglesea Holiday Park（安格尔西营地）45 Murray St, Anglesea预定电话：1800 631 640BIG4 Apollo Bay Pisces（阿波罗湾营地）311 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay预定电话：1300 683 300Discovery Holiday Parks（瓦南布尔营地）25 Pertobe Road, Warrnambool预订电话：1800 808 130BIG4 Ballarat Goldfields Holiday Park（巴拉兰特金矿区营地）108 Clayton Street, Ballarat预定电话：1800 632 237BIG4 Grampians Parkgate Resort（格兰屏营地）2372 Grampians Road, Halls Gap预定电话：1800 810 781————————————————————————

本节目图文版：https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/9pZaDNpq62Onx9FUXYgKfA线下互动，添加微信：Michael_guojinfeng                                 或我的新浪微博：麦口郭——————————————————————————Apollo公司    http://www.apollocarrentals.com.au/Britz公司，http://www.britz.com.au/Maui公司，http://www.maui.com.au/————————————————————————————————下面是大洋路区域部分房车营地的信息：Geelong Riverview Tourist Park（吉隆营地）59 Barrabool Road, Belmont预定电话：1800 336 225BIG4 Anglesea Holiday Park（安格尔西营地）45 Murray St, Anglesea预定电话：1800 631 640BIG4 Apollo Bay Pisces（阿波罗湾营地）311 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay预定电话：1300 683 300Discovery Holiday Parks（瓦南布尔营地）25 Pertobe Road, Warrnambool预订电话：1800 808 130BIG4 Ballarat Goldfields Holiday Park（巴拉兰特金矿区营地）108 Clayton Street, Ballarat预定电话：1800 632 237BIG4 Grampians Parkgate Resort（格兰屏营地）2372 Grampians Road, Halls Gap预定电话：1800 810 781————————————————————————

Many thanks to Dr Lesley Cadzow for having a chat this morning. She's the guest speaker at this weeks Apollo Bay discussion group on Thursday. If you would like to attend, please contact Margaret Murphy on 52 376 640. https://www.auroraexpeditions.com.au/team/dr-lesley-cadzow

Hilary McNevin joins us from Apollo Bay to talk about the Sustainable Seafood Festival on this weekend, and an event she's moderating called 'Conversations on the Edge'. Neil Blake brings the first 'Baykeeping' for 2018 including local news and events, and reports of a large scale stranding of bivalves at Seaford. And Terri brings us a summer of diving (cave and conventional) and her recent mega-sail across Bass Strait.

Season 1 Episode 9: The Vasco Era In another edition of Obscure Australian Artists, Jenn and Alex delve into the world of little-known Apollo Bay band The Vasco Era. Best known for supporting Wolfmother at some show in London, our fearless podcast hosts got to know them the old fashioned way: stalking every gig they […]

We take a look back at the biggest local stories of 2017. With thanks to David McKenzie from the Colac Herald. Jon Peppin and Jonathan Graham

Apollo Bay's Michael and Wodonga's Liam join together in this week's episode of Well, Well, Well to discuss experiences, events and resources in Regional Victoria. They're joined by Harry McAnulty from VACountry, Damien Stevens from Shepparton's 'Out in the Open' festival and Michael from the VAC Counselling team. This show, Episode #595 originally aired 09/10/2017. Resources Out in the Open VACountry VAC Counselling Services Frolic Festival

Christian chats to Japanese Butoh dancer Yumi Umiumare about her upcoming performances at The Mechanics Institute and the Foreshore in Apollo Bay on Saturday 15th July, 6pm and 8pm, as part of the WinterWild Festival, running until August 3.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jof chats to Merri from the Apollo Bay Seafood and Produce Festival, which is coming up in February

We take a look back at the biggest local stories of 2015, with thanks to David McKenzie from the Colac Herald. Jon Peppin and Jonathan Graham

Ali Corke chats to Jof about the local Apollo Bay branch of Rural Australians for refugees

Doris Hansen from Apollo Bay Arts Inc chats to Jof about the 39th annual Apollo Bay Arts Show

Front End Loader: Starting out in the Sydney suburb of Darlinghurst, Front End Loader’s music has been described as spiky and strange, the perfect thing to impale the lovely vocal harmonies they make and an even more appropriate complement to a dress-sense kindly described as ‘bizarre’. Over the years it’s carried them through six full-lengths, eight EPs and innumerable songs with titles such as “Weak As Piss” or “4 Star Heritage Arsehole”, which you’ll hear in this set. Unlike most Australian musicians of a similar vintage, Front End Loader never had the good grace to give-up. Their most recent album, “Ritardando” was released on their own Weeping Anus records and, in an embarrassing and somewhat confused gesture, took home the best Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Album ARIA award for 2011. None of the band could afford -or probably could’ve been arsed, even if they did have the cash- to turn up and instead sent their slightly more industry friendly mate Lindsay from Frenzal Rhomb with these words: “As you were … please carry on … we mean you no harm. We will continue to write Rock Music that we enjoy, play shows when and where we can, and record and release this music as our time, money, and circumstances permit. None of these activities concern you so please, move along, and let us never speak of this again”. Recorded & Mixed by Branko Cosic. Recorded at The Prince Of Wales Hotel, Brisbane on the 17th of January, 2015. The Vasco Era: The Vasco Era emerged from Apollo Bay in 2004 and quickly staked their claim, doing the hard yards in the musically crowded city of Melbourne. Since the turn of the millenium Australia has seen more than its fair share of hard-rocking blues bands, but few have reached the heights or had the staying power of The Vasco Era, standing alongside Wolfmother and The Vines as blues-rocking heavyweights. Following the road to rock stardom, the band released two full-lengths with Universal Music, but in the end shrugged off the industry shackles to release their third album independently, in 2011. As an independent, self-titled release should, it ground down the gloss and chiseled back the glamour, leaving behind a raw and honest record that is the band’s truest document to date. They’ve taken some time off since then, but when they do play together, it’s with that same rawness and honesty in mind. The kind that is essential to making proper blues rock. Recorded & Mixed by Matthew Dever. Recorded at BIGSOUND Live, Brisbane on the 7th of September, 2011. Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 8-9pm, Friday 17 April 2015. Show production and engineering: Branko Cosic.

Sucks: Sucks sound like a pack of loveable brats. A three-piece from Sydney, the band describe their music as ‘shit punk’ – arguably a slight misnomer, as their aggressive music is highly listenable, arguably continuing the great Australian underground punk music tradition. Live Delay managed to catch the band when they were last up here, supporting Brisbane comrades Nikko at The Beetle Bar back in December 2013. It’s short and sweet but also immense. The band have got a forthcoming 7” available in October 2013 recorded with the help of Lincoln Brown from Housewives, but why not stay up and catch some of their live wizardry via Live Delay? Recorded by Darragh Murray. Mixed by Cameron Smith. Recorded at The Beetle Bar, Brisbane. The Vasco Era: Originally from Apollo Bay in Victoria, The Vasco Era launched themselves into the public consciousness after winning a university band competition way back in the early years of the noughties, winning over fans with their unique brand of bluesy rock and roll.. Gaining critical appeal for their recorded works along with their excellent live show, The Vasco Era released three well-received long players including their recent self-titled third record. The set we’ve got for you tonight shows them at their electric best, playing many of their big hits and a couple of interesting covers to boot. Taken from the Changing Lanes festival back in September 2011 in Surry Hills, Sydney, this set was kindly provided to Live Delay by our friends at FBi Radio in Sydney. Recorded at the Changing Lanes Festival, September 2011, Sydney. Recorded and Produced by FBi Radio Sydney. Airing details: Zed Digital (8pm Friday September 6 2013) & 4ZZZ FM (11pm Thursday September 12 2013) Show production and engineering: Darragh Murray. Thanks: Cameron Smith, FBi Radio Sydney.