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2 episodes with australian school
2 episodes with australian school
2 episodes with australian school
2 episodes with australian school
2 episodes with australian school
2 episodes with australian school
2 episodes with australian school
This conversation is a vibrant and candid exploration of sexuality, gender, consent, and social activism, centered around Eve X and Sai's work with the Australian School of Sexuality (ASS Fest). The tone is playful, irreverent, and deeply intellectual, with the speakers using humor (particularly butt jokes) to disarm serious topics and create a sense of openness. They discuss complex themes including sacred sexuality, gender fluidity, disability, trauma-informed practices, and the challenges of running an educational platform about sexuality in a world of online censorship and conservative pushback. The discussion ranges widely from personal backgrounds and artistic projects to broader social and political issues, always underpinned by a core philosophy of love, consent, and breaking down barriers between different communities and approaches to sexuality. Eve X and Sai are passionate activists committed to creating inclusive, safe spaces for exploring human sexuality, challenging normative ideas, and promoting understanding across different modalities of sexual and embodied experience. Links Website: https://www.australianschoolofsexuality.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/australianschoolofsexuality/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/australianschoolofsex Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/ausschoolofsex.bsky.social Substack: https://australianschoolofsexuality.substack.com/
Our Great Coach on this episode is Roy Masters. Roy is an Australian sports journalist and former rugby league football coach.He started life as a schoolteacher in the NSW countryside coaching school sides and by 1974 had been appointed as the Australian coach of the Australian School boys' team. He then became coach of a youth team at the professional club Penrith Panthers before becoming the Head Coach of the Western Suburbs Magpies in 1978. He was a Head Coach for 10 years, and on three occasions, he was coach of the year and twice runner-up on Grand Final Day. He then walked away from Coaching and started life as a journalist. In 2012, he was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia for services to sport and journalism. If you would like to send us any feedback or if you know a great coach who has a unique story to share, then we would love to hear from you; please contact us at paul@thegreatcoachespodcast.com or contact us through our website thegreatcoachespodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Tiene doble licenciatura por el ITAM: una en Economía y otra en Relaciones Internacionales. También cuenta con un Master of Philosophy en Economía e Historia de l a Universidad de Oxford, y una Maestría en Administración de Empresas en la Australian School of Business. Antes de trabajar en la Iniciativa Privada, dedicó su hacer al sector público trabajando en la Oficina de la Presidencia de la República, en la Secretaría de Energía y en la Comisión Reguladora de Energía. Fue Presidente del Grupo de Energía de la Cámara Británica de Comercio de 2013 a 2016, y Presidente de la Asociación Mexicana de Empresas de Hidrocarburos, de 2016 a 2020, cargo para el que fue reelecto en 2024. También fue Presidente del Consejo de Empresas Globales de 2021 hasta hace unos meses. Desde 2006 es parte de las filas de Shell, empresa a la que se integró como Gerente de Mercadotecnia con North West Shelf Gas (en Australia) y en la que hoy preside y es director para México. Este especial es patrocinado por General Motors.
Australia's cost-of-living crisis is impacting school children with a sharp rise this year in those arriving without breakfast or lunch. Experts say missed meals take a toll on classroom learning and may also contribute to chronic health problems.
Over the past two decades, the latest statistics have revealed that the growth of science literacy among Australian schoolchildren has been very slow. The Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering has risked that the government should act immediately to fill this educational gap. From our current information on this subject today. - පසුගිය දශක දෙක තුළ, ඔස්ට්රේලියානු පාසල් සිසුන්ගේ විද්යාව පිළිබඳ සාක්ෂරතාවයේ වර්ධනය ඉතා මන්දගාමී බව නවතම සංඛ්යාලේඛන වලින් හෙලි වෙලා තිබෙනවා. මෙම අධ්යාපනික හිඩස පිරවීම සදහා රජය වහාම කටයුතු කළ යුතු බව The Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering ආයතනය අවදාරනය කර සිටිනවා. මේ පිළිබඳව අද අපගේ කාලීන තොරතුරු විග්රහයෙන්
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Australian education ministers meet in Melbourne to discuss school funding issues and will work towards finalising the next national school reform agreements for the 2025 to 2029 period.
“Lean into the fear” - Jahin Tanvir Today's guest is Jahin Tanvir, CEO of the Australian School of Entrepreneurship and a 3-time TEDx speaker. Jahin was recognised as one of the 40 under 40 Most Influential Asian-Australians in 2022 at the age of 21. He is a Young Australian of the Year finalist, a Young Canberra Citizen of the Year, and serves on the board of the Adolescent Health Association of Australia. Under Jahin's leadership, the Australian School of Entrepreneurship has influenced more than 180,000 people, making education and employment accessible to all. Jahin's mission is to empower diverse communities in decision-making and conversations, reflecting Australia's multiculturalism. Jahin is inspiring, full of life and shares so much wisdom from such a young age. This episode takes you on a journey of how Jahin got to where he is today and provides so much insight into being a young leader in his field. What you can expect from this episode: How Jahin came to be a 22-year old CEO What Jahin has learnt in his current role Leading from a place of strength, rather than anxiety Building credibility and trust outside of the office Advice for young entrepreneurs 3 ways Jahin takes care of his mental health Enjoy the show! Connect with Jahin Tanvir: https://www.jahintanvir.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jahintanvir/?originalSubdomain=au Connect with Chelsea: www.eqminds.com IG: @eqminds & @chelseapottengerofficial For our American Listeners, buy the Mindful High Performer here: https://www.amazon.com/Mindful-High-Performer-powerful-recharge/dp/1922351946 For our Australian Listeners, buy the Mindful High Performer here: https://www.booktopia.com.au/the-mindful-high-performer-chelsea-pottenger/book/9781922351944.html For our UK Listeners, buy The Mindful High Performer here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/1922351946/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tu00_p1_i0 The Mindful High Performer is available on Audible globally: https://www.audible.com.au/pd/The-Mindful-High-Performer-Audiobook/B0B5F4VGM8
This week's guest on UNBiased is Jahin Tanvir, CEO of the Australian School of Entrepreneurship, 3-time TEDx speaker, board director, media personality, and angel investor who was named in the 2022 list of the 40 under 40 Most Influential Asian-Australians, at the age of 21. Jahin shares his personal journey and professional insights as an award-winning advocate for young people, and diversity and inclusion. It's impossible not to be inspired by Jahin's drive and optimism to effect change. Hope you enjoy. Would love to hear your thoughts!
Join us in this transformative episode as we dive into the heart of authentic sexuality with the insightful Alice Child. Alice, a certified Somatic Sexologist, Sex Counsellor, and Sex Coach with the Australian School of Somatic Sexology, generously shares simple, actionable tips that promise to reshape how we connect with our own bodies. Harness the power of music, movement, and breathwork, learn about the transformative practices of self-work and mindfulness, and discover the profound impact of embracing non-sexual nudity. Through her guidance, Alice encourages us to spend time unveiled, understanding our bodies beyond the confines of sexuality. We also explore 'Vulva Dialogues', Alice's groundbreaking initiative from 2020. This global movement, aiming to normalise conversations around sex, has made waves in the realm of sexual discourse. Alice's journey, based in Sydney, Australia, revolves around the belief that everyone deserves a joyful, wholesome, and safe sexual experience. Her endeavours have consistently challenged societal taboos, paving the way for open, judgement-free dialogues where individuals can explore their sexuality, intimacy, and pleasure. https://www.alicechild.com.au/ https://www.instagram.com/vulvadialogues/
Our cities are buckling under the strain of their own weight, so how will they accommodate 2 billion additional people by the year 2050? Should shell out the cash to build exotic, futuristic smart cities, or can Artificial Intelligence help us with the myriad of problems we haven't solved in our present cities? Featuring: Associate Professor Hank Hausler, Australian School of Architecture + Design (Built Environment) at the University of NSW See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Jane is joined by Tania Waring, a lawyer and advocate/care coordinator mum of three neurodiverse boys. Tania is very experienced in advocacy for her children to get what they need at school. Tania has also completed her honours in Psychology and is passionate about inclusive education and improving outcomes for children in the schooling system. Jane and Tania share personal experiences and highlight the need for more understanding and support from educators, as well as emphasising the importance of normalising these experiences and finding hope through the stories of others who have faced similar challenges. Tania also provides us with an insight into her passion of creating change within the school system to create a more inclusive environment and reduce the impact that schools have on children's self-esteem. *This episode specialises more in the externalising presentation of ADHD/ASD - which is seen more in boys than girls, but can occur in both genders. Where these kids are seen as 'disruptive' or 'problems.' * Episode Highlights:Þ Common challenges faced by families with children who have ADHD and autismÞ Pushing through the grief and adjustment required when realising that the school experience may be different from what was imaginedÞ The lack of accommodations and understanding within the Australian school systemÞ The detrimental effects of segregating children with learning differences and the perpetuation of negative attitudes towards differencesÞ Highlighting the issue of gatekeeping and suspensions in schools, especially for children with ADHD and autismÞ The pressure and lack of resources on teachers, which can lead to reactive responses and neglecting certain studentsÞ A discussion around schools being focused on managing students rather than providing adequate support, and gathering evidence to justify suspensions and expulsionsÞ Highlighting how change can occur when and where adults reflect on their actions and hold themselves accountable where appropriate within a child's meltdown If you found value in this episode, make sure to leave a review and reach out to Jane with a voice message here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jane-mcfadden/message--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jane-mcfadden/message
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - Частные, государственные, религиозные — в Австралии несколько видов школ. Поэтому и выбрать подходящую может быть достаточно трудно. Разбираемся: какая школа лучше подойдет определенным обстоятельствам?
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - ကျွန်ုပ်တို့၏ကလေးများနှင့် ကျွန်ုပ်တို့၏အခြေအနေများနှင့်ကိုက်ညီသော ကျောင်းပညာရေးစနစ် တစ်ခုကို ရှာဖွေသောအခါတွင် သြစတြေးလျံများသည် ရွေးချယ်ခွင့်ရှိသည့်အတွက် ကံကောင်းပါ သည်။ အထူးသဖြင့် မြို့ပြဒေသများတွင် ဤအချက်သည် မှန်ကန်ပါသည်။ ကဏ္ဍသုံးခုတွင် ကောင်းမွန်သော ပညာရေးအခွင့်အလမ်းများဖြင့် မှန်ကန်သောကျောင်းကို ရွေးချယ်ခြင်းသည် မိဘများအတွက် ခက်ခဲသော ဆုံးဖြတ်ချက်တစ်ခုဖြစ်သည်။
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - ઓસ્ટ્રેલિયામાં માતા-પિતાને તેમના બાળકો માટે યોગ્ય શાળા પસંદ કરવાના ઘણા વિકલ્પો મળી રહે છે. દેશમાં સરકારી, ખાનગી અને કેથલિક - એમ ત્રણ પ્રકારની શાળામાં બાળકો અભ્યાસ કરી શકે છે. તેથી જ, બાળકોની પરિસ્થિતિને ધ્યાનમાં રાખીને શાળાની પસંદગી કેવી રીતે કરવી તે વિશે સેટલમેન્ટ ગાઇડના અહેવાલમાં જાણો.
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - Перед тим, як віддавати дитину до австралійської школи, спершу батьки повинні самі виконати домашнє завдання... Австралійцям пощастило мати різні сектори шкільної освіти та можливість вибрати, що найкраще підходить їхнім дітям та обставинам. З чудовими школами в державному, приватному та релігійному секторах, вибір правильної школи може бути важким рішенням для батьків.
In this episode Jane and Jenny share their stories advocating for their daughters in the Australian school system. Both in public and private schools. What works, what doesn't and why the system fails our little girls. We cover everything from the over worked teachers under fire from parents, principals and the kids, the ratio of teachers aides in schools and how each school gets a different amount of funding. Is the Australian school system flawed at its core? Jenny talks about her 10 year old girl being given academic awards at school whilst having a complete mental health breakdown at home and how no one believed her it was happening. Thankfully this episode finishes on a positive note that Jenny's daughter has had a full recovery and how Jenny helped her overcome it. *Trigger warning, Jenny does briefly mention suicide ideation of her daughter* (However there is a happy ending)--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jane-mcfadden/message
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - آسټرالیا کې د ماشومانو ښوونځي انتخابونو شتون يوه لويه خوشبختي ده. په اسټراليا کې ښوونځيو سيستم په دريو برخو ويشل کيږي؛ مذهبي. دولتي او شخصي ښووځي. دا هم مهمه ده چې د ماشومانو ښوونځيو سيسټم خپل ژوند تګلارې سره سم انتخاب کړئ.
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make.
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - Avustralya'da ebeveynler çocuklarını kendi koşullarına uygun istedikleri okula gönderebiliyor. Özellikle şehirleşmiş bölgelerde çocuklar için mükemmel eğitim fırsatları mevcut. Ancak üç farklı sektöre ayrılmış okullar arasında seçim yapmak da pek kolay değil.
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - آسترالیاییها خوشبخت هستند که در قسمت انتخاب یک سیستم آموزشی مناسب برای فرزندان خود دست باز دارند. این امر بهویژه در مورد مناطق شهری صدق میکند. اما گاهی انتخاب از میان سه بخش متفاوت و در عین حال مشابه، میتواند برای والدین بسیار دشوار باشد.
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - ஆஸ்திரேலிய கல்வித் துறையைப்பொறுத்தவரை வெவ்வேறுபட்ட பள்ளிகள் காணப்படுகின்ற அதேநேரம் தங்கள் குழந்தைகளுக்கும் சூழ்நிலைகளுக்கும் எது மிகவும் பொருத்தமானது என்பதைத் தேர்ந்தெடுக்கும் வசதி பெற்றோருக்கு உள்ளது. இருப்பினும் அரச துறை, தனியார்துறை மற்றும் மதம் சார்ந்த துறைகளில் சிறந்த பள்ளிகள் இருப்பதால், சரியான பள்ளியைத் தேர்ந்தெடுப்பது சில பெற்றோருக்கு கடினமாக இருக்கலாம்.
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - አውስትራሊያውያን ካለንበት ሁኔታ አኳያ ለልጆቻችን ተስማሚ የሆነ የትምህርት ሥርዓትን ፈልጎ ከማግኘት አንፃር ዕድለኞች ነን። ይህ በተለይም በከተሞች አካባቢ እውነት ነው። ከሶስት እጅግ ግሩም ትምህርታዊ ዘርፎች ተስማሚውን ትምህርት ቤት መርጦ ከውሳኔ ላይ መድረስም ለወላጆች አዋኪ ሊሆን ይችላል።
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - अस्ट्रेलियामा बालबालिकाहरूको शिक्षाका लागि विभिन्न किसिमका विद्यालयको विकल्पहरू उपलब्ध छ। आ-आफ्नै विशेषताहरू बोकेका विभिन्न किसिमका स्कूलहरू अस्ट्रेलियाभर सञ्चालित रहेकाले आफ्नो अनुकूल हेरेर अभिभावकहरूले आफ्ना बच्चाहरूलाई आफू पायकको विद्यालय पठाउन सक्छन्।
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make.
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - 澳大利亚设有不同类型的学校，人们能够选择最适合他们的孩子的教育环境。 在政府（公立）、私立和宗教学校中，都有优秀的学校，选择合适的学校对父母来说可能是一个难以作出的决定。
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - Австралийн ерөнхий боловсролын сургуулиудыг улсын, хувийн мөн шашны гэж гурав ангилдаг. Эдгээр сургуулиудын ялгаа, үнийн тухай мэдээллийг эндээс аваарай.
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - 호주의 학교 시스템에는 다양한 교육 분야가 존재하고, 아이들의 성향에 따라 그리고 여건에 따라 가장 적합한 학교를 선택할 수 있는 좋은 환경을 갖추고 있습니다. 공립이나 사립 또는 종교계 학교 등의 우수한 학교들 중에서 아이에게 맞는 학교를 선택하는 것은 부모들에게는 쉽지 않은 결정입니다.
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - Australî bextewar in ku xwedan sektorên xwendegehên cûda ne, û kanabûna çêtirîn xwendegeh li gorî zarok û rewşên xwe hilbijêrin. Di gel ku xwendegehên baş yên di hikûmetê de, sektorên taybet û olî de hene, hilbijartina xwendegeha guncav dikare ji bo dêûbavan biryarek e dijwar be.
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - استرالیایی ها خوش شانس هستند که در هنگام یافتن یک سیستم آموزشی متناسب برای فرزندان و شرایط خود، گزینه های متعددی دارند. این به ویژه در مورد مناطق شهری صادق است. اما با داشتن فرصت های آموزشی عالی در سه بخش، انتخاب مدرسه مناسب می تواند یک تصمیم دشوار برای والدین باشد.
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - Os australianos têm o privilégio de ter diferentes setores educacionais e a capacidade de escolher o que melhor se adapta a seus filhos e suas circunstâncias. Com excelentes escolas nos setores público, privado e religioso, escolher a escola certa pode ser uma decisão difícil para os pais.
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - Orang Australia beruntung memiliki pilihan ketika datang untuk menemukan sistem sekolah yang sesuai dengan anak-anak kita dan keadaan kita. Hal ini terutama berlaku untuk wilayah metropolitan. Dengan kesempatan pendidikan yang sangat baik di tiga sektor, memilih sekolah yang tepat dapat menjadi keputusan yang sulit bagi orang tua untuk membuat.
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - অস্ট্রেলিয়ানরা সৌভাগ্যবান যে এখানে বিভিন্ন স্কুলিং সেক্টর রয়েছে এবং তাদের সন্তানদের জন্য কোন ধরণের স্কুল সবচেয়ে উপযুক্ত তা নির্বাচন করার ক্ষমতা রয়েছে। এখানে সরকারী, বেসরকারী এবং ধর্মীয় সেক্টরে অনেক চমৎকার স্কুল আছে। তারপরেও, সঠিক স্কুল নির্বাচন করা পিতামাতার জন্য একটি কঠিন সিদ্ধান্ত হতে পারে।
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - Úc may mắn có nhiều hệ thống học tập khác nhau. Cha mẹ có khả năng lựa chọn những gì phù hợp nhất với con cái và hoàn cảnh của họ. Với nhiều trường học xuất sắc trong hệ thống chính phủ, tư nhân và tôn giáo, việc chọn trường phù hợp có thể là một quyết định khó khăn đối với phụ huynh.
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - يوجد في أستراليا قطاعات تعليمية مختلفة، مما يتيح للأستراليين فرصة اختيار الأفضل بما يناسب أطفالهم وظروفهم المادية. ومع وجود مدارس مناسبة في كل من القطاع الحكومي والقطاع الخاص والقطاع الديني، قد يكون اختيار المدرسة المناسبة قرارا صعبا.
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - ออสเตรเลียมีโรงเรียนของรัฐบาล ของเอกชน และของศาสนา คู่มือการตั้งถิ่นฐานฉบับนี้มีข้อมูลโรงเรียนที่แตกต่างกันเพื่อช่วยผู้ปกครองในการตัดสินใจเลือกโรงเรียนให้เหมาะสมกับเด็กและสถานการณ์
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - 澳洲人幸運地擁有不同的學校類別，能夠選擇最適合他們的孩子的學習環境，特別是在大城市。不過，如何在三種類別中挑選最好的學校，也頗令家長頭疼。
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - ប្រជាជនអូស្ត្រាលីមានសំណាងដែលមានផ្នែកសិក្សាខុសៗគ្នា និងសមត្ថភាពក្នុងការជ្រើសរើសអ្វីដែលសមស្របបំផុតសម្រាប់កូនៗ និងកាលៈទេសៈរបស់ពួកគេ។ ជាមួយនឹងសាលាល្អៗនៅក្នុងផ្នែករដ្ឋាភិបាល ឯកជន និងសាសនា ការជ្រើសរើសសាលាត្រឹមត្រូវអាចជាការសម្រេចចិត្តដ៏លំបាកសម្រាប់ឪពុកម្តាយក្នុងការសម្រេចចិត្ត។
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make. - آسٹریلینز اس حوالے سے خوش قسمت ہیں کہ جب ہمارے بچوں اور ہمارے حالات کے مطابق تعلیمی نظام تلاش کرنے کی بات آتی ہے تو ہمارے پاس انتخاب کے لئے تین شعبوں میں بہترین نظام تعلم موجود ہے ۔ یہ بات خاص طور پر میٹروپولیٹن علاقوں میں سچ ہے۔ اس کے باوجود صحیح اسکول کا انتخاب والدین کے لیے ایک مشکل فیصلہ ہو سکتا ہے
Australians are fortunate to have choice when it comes to finding a schooling system that suits our children and our circumstances. This is particularly true of metropolitan areas. With excellent educational opportunities across three sectors, choosing the right school can be a difficult decision for parents to make.
In this episode, we begin with a 5-minute guided meditation to find ground and space. Listen in as we dive into the story of Jahin Tanvir - an overnight success story and CEO of the Australian School of Entrepreneurship. We dive into his family history and his connections as a Bengali man figuring his way out through life and business. We talk about habits, racism, youth advocacy and hustle mentality to get meetings with the likes of Netflix Co-Founder, Marc Randolph. You don't want to miss this episode!------------------------------------------------------Timestamps0:00:00Meditation: Exploring the Journey of a Young Leader0:04:02Reflection on a Guided Meditation Practice0:08:02Conversation on Stillness and Meditation0:10:14Conversation on Habits and Identity0:12:00Habits for Success0:16:51Discussion on the Benefits of Early Risers and Developing Discipline0:18:30Building Discipline Through Physical Health: Tips and Advice from Personal Experiences0:19:56Exploring High-Performance: A Conversation on Mental and Physical Well-Being0:21:40Exploring High-Performance Habits and the Power of Resilience0:30:21Migration and Refugee Experiences and experiences with racism0:38:18Exploring the Impact of Migration on Cultural Identity0:39:23Exploring the Impact of Ramadan Fasting on High Performance and Identity0:41:21The Importance of Representation: A Conversation on Growing Up Muslim in a Post-9/11 World0:44:27Representation and Community Advocacy Work0:46:38Exploring Representation and Cultural Connections0:49:17Exploring What it Means to be Australian0:50:49Impact and Mentorship in Australia0:55:20Advice from a 22-Year-Old CEO on How to Hustle and Amplify Your Strengths0:57:52Fail Forward and Never Give Up0:59:34Failing Forward: Perseverance and Taking Risks1:02:10Exploring Representation and Diversity in the AFL and Business Contexts with ASE Group1:03:30Equipping Youth with Life Skills to Promote Resilience and Representation1:05:15Impact of Financial Support on Young People's Entrepreneurial Ambitions1:09:03Impact of ASE: Empowering Young Entrepreneurs to Succeed1:13:03The Meteoric Rise of ASE: A Conversation with Founder and CEO1:15:06Exploring Impostor Syndrome1:16:30Exploring Impostor Syndrome and Leadership Style1:27:31Connecting with New People and Supporting Each Other------------------------------------------------------
In 2006, Albert Park College in inner city Melbourne was closed after enrollments plummeted. A group of determined parents rallied and convinced the education department to give the publicly funded school a second chance. The old buildings were bulldozed and a new school began to take shape. In 2010, Steven Cook was appointed principal of the new school which at that stage had no furniture, no staff or students or even a name. 11 years later Albert Park College was voted Australian School of the Year. Steven Cook has written a book about the turnaround, and how a successful school was created where a previous one had failed.
Why is creativity and playfulness important in sex? What are "sex games" and how do they help inspire hotter sex? Can we play sex games with ourselves or only with our lovers? How can sex toys add more play into the mix? And what are the top five things most people should know about sex? About our guest: Alice Child (she/her) is a Sydney based Somatic Sexologist, Sex Educator and Coach, certified with the Australian School of Somatic Sexology. She believes everyone deserves a happy, healthy, safe and fulfilled sex life, and has a passion for opening up conversations, confronting taboos, and creating inclusive spaces free of judgment. She works with couples, individuals and groups, exploring diverse topics of sexuality, intimacy and pleasure.In 2020, she founded Vulva Dialogues to normalize conversations about sex and empower individuals to learn more about their bodies and sexual health. Vulva Dialogues has brought sex-positive workshops, talks, and events to thousands of people globally, working with companies such as Lover, Lucy Lube, NORMAL and Future of Sex. To learn more visit vulvadialogues.com and her IG @vulvadialogues Other links: Start meditating now with 40% off a Calm Premium subscription at www.calm.com/shameless Get 10% off + free shipping with code SHAMELESS on Uberlube AKA our favorite lubricant at uberlube.com Get 10% off while mastering the art of pleasure at OMGyes.com/shameless Get 15% off all of your sex toys with code SHAMELESSSEX at purepleasureshop.com
Welcome to the latest episode of 'On the Couch'. This occasional podcast series of chats with fund managers, CEO's and brokers aims to give you an insight into the investing world.In this episode, I am joined by David Tudehope, CEO Macquarie Telecom Group. Absolutely delighted to get the opportunity to chat with him. David quit his banking job some years ago as a fresh faced 25-year old to start MAQ.David co-founded the company with his brother Aidan. He is responsible for overseeing the general management and strategic direction of the Company, and is actively involved in the Company's participation in regulatory issues. He was previously a director of the Service Providers' Industry Association. He is a member of the Australian School of Business Advisory Council and the Australian Government's B20 Leadership Group.In this podcast we look at what MAQ does, why it is worth a look for investors in the tech space, the USP that MAQ has in a competitive IT field, and some lessons that David has learnt along the way to building a $1.3bn company.Great podcast and worth listening to, especially if you are keen on local tech exposure.Disclaimer: This is general advice only and you should consult your financial adviser regarding any of the thoughts, ideas or insights in this podcast.Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and research and become a better investor.
Jahin Tanvir is a first-generation Bangladeshi migrant. He is also the new CEO of the Australian School of Entrepreneurship, speaks about what should be the focus on skills for the future generation and migrant communities in Australia. - জাহিন তানভীর একজন প্রথম প্রজন্মের বাংলাদেশি অভিবাসী। সম্প্রতি তিনি অস্ট্রেলিয়ান স্কুল অফ অন্ট্রেপ্রেনারশীপ (এএসই)-এর নতুন সিইও হিসেবে নিযুক্ত হয়েছেন।
Australia has one of the highest food allergy rates in the world. According to the Food Authority of NSW (New South Wales), food allergy now affects one in 10 infants and around two in 100 adults in Australia. Sending children with allergy and anaphylaxis to schools can be worrying for many parents, especially for those newly arrived in Australia, who may not be aware of the systems and guidelines in place. Renuka reports in Tamil with a feature written by Yumi Oba. - உலகிலேயே அதிக உணவு ஒவ்வாமை விகிதங்களைக் கொண்ட நாடுகளில் ஆஸ்திரேலியாவும் ஒன்று. நியூ சவுத் வேல்ஸ் உணவு ஆணையத்தின் கூற்றுப்படி, ஆஸ்திரேலியாவில் உணவு ஒவ்வாமை 10 குழந்தைகளில் ஒருவரிலும், 100 பெரியவர்களில் இருவரிலும் காணப்படுகிறது. இந்நிலையில் ஒவ்வாமை ஏற்படும் ஆபத்துள்ள குழந்தைகளை பள்ளிகளுக்கு அனுப்புவது பல பெற்றோருக்கு கவலையை ஏற்படுத்தலாம். குறிப்பாக ஆஸ்திரேலியாவில் புதிதாக குடியேறியவர்களுக்கு, இதுகுறித்த வழிகாட்டுதல்கள் பற்றி தெரியாமல் இருக்கலாம். இதுதொடர்பில் Yumi Oba ஆங்கிலத்தில் தயாரித்த விவரணத்தை தமிழில் தருகிறார் றேனுகா துரைசிங்கம்.
Australia has one of the highest food allergy rates in the world. According to the Food Authority of NSW (New South Wales), food allergy now affects one in 10 infants and around two in 100 adults in Australia. Sending children with allergy and anaphylaxis to schools can be worrying for many parents, especially for those newly arrived in Australia, who may not be aware of the systems and guidelines in place.
Join Jeff Pedley (for his first ever show) and his special guest, Jack Pieterson, a department lead from Sydney, as they explore the current state of education in Australia. Is the system at breaking point, and, if so, can it be saved?
Melbourne-based tutor Kuldip Kaur explains the similarities and differences between the Australian and Indian school education systems. Ms Kaur says that understanding some simple facts may help migrant students to improve their academic performances.
S2 E5: Australian School of Petroleum and Energy Resources by Dr Rachelle Kernen
Australian School Bans LGBTQ+ students?! Citipointe Christian College Horror Hey tot fam! In today's mini ep I discuss the foul goings on at a Brisbane Christian College known as Citipointe. Podcast IG: @topicsoftaboo My personal IG: @megandijkman TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@megandijkman?lang=en Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUSFh6y_kIV9a34NzvU4avQ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/dutchyy
In this episode I talk with Melbourne Rebels player Cameron Orr. We discuss his pathway to becoming an elite athlete and the importance of athlete journaling to help achieve those smaller goals or the 1%'s that add up to greater benefits over the long run. Cameron also talks about the importance of team journaling and how this can assist team performance by keeping teammates accountable to group goals.More recently Cameron started a business with Waratahs player Carlo Tizzano called ‘Elite Performance Journal' which provides both individual and team-based journals aimed at the young athlete wanting to forge a pathway to success and also the elite athletes wanting to add longevity onto their careers and stay at the top of their game. The key takeaways for me throughout this chat, were that Cameron has shown a growth mindset throughout his playing career. He made the Australian School boys after being selected in his (CAS) school association 2nd team and the NSW Schools 2nd team he never gave up or threw in the towel and let any disappointment drive him towards his next goal.He went wherever he would get an opportunity and made sure he learnt from those senior players around him for example a stint in Gloucester, England where he learnt of payers in the squad who had represented the British and Irish Lions as well as a great coach in Laurie Fisher. In a coach he looks for someone who is open to a chat and is honest about feedback and selections and gives each member of the team the same amount of respect no matter their role in the team be they a super star or a rookie. Sport is also meant to be fun and for that reason Cameron doesn't mind a bit of banter and being able to connect with his coaches away from the field. We also discuss what it meant to be presented with the “Spirit of Weary Dunlop” award in 2021 for being a great clubman and in Cameron's case an all-round good bloke. If you would like more information on the Elite performance journals you can visit the website listed below:https://eliteperformancejournal.com/Cameron is active on Linkedin under the name Cameron Orr and is also an administrator on the Facebook Group “Emerging Athlete Network”, which is a group designed to connect and educate Athletes and Coaches.
In this episode of Talking Business with Kobi Simmat, Kobi has an amazing conversation with Bernadette Schwerdt, the CEO of the award-winning start-up, Machine Dreams.com.au, and the founder of the Australian School of Copywriting. Her clients include Lend Lease, Stockland, the Property Council of Australia, Mirvac, KPMG, Goldman Sachs and many others. Copywriting is always connected to the act of promoting or selling a business, organization, brand, product, or service, which makes it a form of marketing. Copywriting can take a wide variety of forms such as; Advertising, Websites, Emails, Blog posts, Landing pages, Brochures, Presentations, Video scripts, Headlines, Product descriptions, Lead magnets, and White papers. Follow and subscribe to: Best Practice Website: https://bestpractice.biz Kobi Simmat Academy: https://www.kobisimmat.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bestpracticecertification/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/best-practice-certification/ Instagram: @bestpractice.biz TikTok: @kobisimmat CONNECT WITH KOBI ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kobibestpractice LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kobisimmat/ Instagram: @kobisimmat TikTok: @kobisimmat
MASTER LINK: https://solo.to/byrondempseyJoin the gap year: https://drivenyoung.com/igy/Get my Book!: https://www.drivenyoung.com/bookAre you ready for uni quiz: https://drivenyoung.scoreapp.com/Taj Pabari MASE is one of Australia's youngest and most successful social entrepreneurs.He is the Chief Executive Officer of the Australian School of Entrepreneurship (ASE) - a social enterprise that helps develop the entrepreneurial skills of school students, young entrepreneurs and anyone aged 5 to 21 years with a passion for innovation. ASE has partnered with Government, the Private Sector and Educational Institutions to deliver real and authentic entrepreneurial education for more than 90,000 students.Taj was named The Australian Young Innovator of the Year for 2014, an award given to Australia's most exciting innovator and emerging talent. In 2017, Taj was awarded Young Australian of the Year for Queensland. He is the youngest recipient of the award since its formation in 1979.So you can see Taj is a perfect fit for the show and today we talk about how Taj started his businesses, an incredible way to grow your network and meet people, how to start your own micro business today, what skills he teaches in his program and so much more.Special shoutout to the sponsor of today's episode Student Edge, they have put together an incredible online program teaching life skills for young people such as communication skills, money and finance, entrepreneurship and more, a lot of what I teach on the show but in a different format.Follow Taj: Website: https://www.tajpabari.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Byron's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/byron__dempsey/D.Y Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drivenyoungpodcast/Tik Tok: https://vm.tiktok.com/J8a8hS3/MASTER LINK: https://solo.to/byrondempseyJoin Student Edge: https://studentedge.org/auJoin the Gap Year Program: https://drivenyoung.com/igy Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/drivenyoung)
Rozan has such an inspiring story! It was a privilege to have her join Glen on the show to share it. She touches on:
Finding copywriters who have reached the 20-year mark happens once in a blue moon. Bernadette Schwerdt discovered copywriting 25 years ago and has made a successful career out of it since. Bernadette has quite the unique background as she has ventured into the worlds of business, the arts, education, and training. This has made her well-rounded and hard to beat in the industry. She also owns Australian School of Copywriting to help those who want to write for a living. Today, Bernadette talks about her 25-year stint as a copywriter who has experienced both the analogue and digital world of copywriting. She emphasises going back to the basics and what to do as a copywriter when nothing works out and you're faced with deadlines. “I find the worlds of acting and copywriting to be incredibly connected” -- Bernadette Schwerdt
S1 E21 Dr Rachelle Kernen: Research Fellow Australian School of Petroleum & Energy Resources by Dr Rachelle Kernen
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What is copywriting? Why are so many people interested in becoming one? What does it take to become a successful copywriter? Is it possible to make a living from copywriting? How can you get started as a freelance or ad agency copywriter? In this episode, Valerie Khoo, CEO of the Australian Writers' Centre chats to Bernadette Schwerdt, founder of the Australian School of Copywriting about: Why copywriting is a great occupation for creative people Where you can find copywriting work The qualities and training you need to be a successful copywriter The benefits of living the freelance life Success stories from her students who've found work quickly Her 5 top tips for getting started as a freelancer ...and much more If you're a budding or experienced copywriter, this podcast is a must-listen. Read the show notes Join our community of copywriters at CopyClub.com.au. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It was while working as an acting teacher and scouring scripts for relevant content her students could relate to, that Talia Rowley realised that maybe if you want something done you have to do it yourself. Meet Talia Rowley, Founder and Chief Writer of Script & Scribe Creations delivering Australian scripts for Australian kids with themes and language we can all relate to.Talia had tried it all when it came to extra-curricular activities but her mum was adamant that she just needed to find that one thing, that spark that would ignite the amazing fire she had inside her. What was that one thing? Acting of course.Taking classes at the Australian School of Performing Arts, Film and Television (ASPAFTV) Talia instantly found that fire. Graduating with a Bachelor of Film and Screen from Griffith University and a Diploma in Screen Acting from Screenwise Talia's journey then came full circle, returning to her first acting school as a teacher.Writing hundreds of scripts for her students to utilise in the classroom Talia unknowingly setting her off on her future path and what would lead to Script and Scribe Creations which launched October 2020.“For young people here in Australia doing courses and acting there was no material that was relevant for what they were facing here and the kind of challenges they were experiencing even in terms of the rhythm in which we speak. The challenge was finding stuff that was challenging and age appropriate and relevant to different age groups and being able to provide all of that in a one stop shop that teachers, parents and students knew would be exactly what they needed. It took a while but that's where it started, from just wanting to provide that resource."Talia also has a team or young writers helping her build the Script & Scribe catalogue. Her energy and passion for what they do is evident and for teachers and students heading back to the studio and school wanting to learn more check out http://scriptandscribecreations.com.au/
The lessons Peter learned as a brand new teacher in a one-room bush school in 1960, in the tiny town of Weabonga, New South Wales. The living was hard, but the job was incredibly sweet (R)
The lessons Peter learned as a brand new teacher in a one-room bush school in 1960, in the tiny town of Weabonga, New South Wales. The living was hard, but the job was incredibly sweet (R)
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In this episode, I talked to Tiombe Davey. Tiombe is a Student at the Australian School of Ballet. Getting into that school is an achievement in itself!! Before Tiombe went to the Australian ballet school she went to en point school of ballet! Check out their website. She is such an incredible Dancer! How cool is that?! She has worked super hard to get where she is today and I'm sure she is going to go very far! Make sure you go check out her Instagram and give her a follow for more details @tiombe.ballet En point ballet school- https://www.enpointeballetschool.com.au/ I am so grateful for the opportunity to talk to her she is so nice and a pleasure to talk to. Thank you, Tiombe!! :) Thank you for clicking onto this podcast! Don't forget to check out my Instagram @tweentalkaus and my website https://www.ameliabaxter.com.au/ THANK YOU --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tweentalk/message
Christine Hawkins AM FAICD has had an illustrious executive and board career. In 2019 she was awarded Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in recognition of her long-standing service to business, commerce and primary industry. Among her many roles, Christine was the co-founder of the Grains and Legumes Nutrition Council, serving as the inaugural chair 2005-2009, and is currently the Managing Director of Cinnabar International, a corporate advisory business. She was the deputy chair for Grains Research and Development Corporation 2002-2005, where she prepared for the deregulation of the wheat industry, as well serving numerous other boards and committees. Christine's potential was identified early by the Reserve Bank of Australia, awarding her a university scholarship and then taking her on after graduating, where she worked for 10 years, interspersed with academic placements after the birth of her first child. In this podcast, Christine draws on her extensive experience as a board director and Chair to provide invaluable advice on exactly what to include in your application, how to prepare for an interview and how to interview well - including what not to say. Christine generously shares and discusses her “Director skills - lessons from the trenches”, explaining four answers you need to have prepared before any interview (a must for all current and aspiring board directors) and why it's so important to be authentic. Christine Hawkins AM FAICDManaging Director, Cinnabar International PL Chair, Australian School of Accounting NED, Chair Fred Hollows Foundation Kenya NED, Kimbriki Environmental Enterprises PL Member, EPA NSW Founder, Wheat Quality Australia PL Chair (co-founder) Grains & Legumes Nutrition Council, 2005-2009 Deputy Chair, Grains Research & Development Corporation, 2002-2005 LinkedIn Christine Hawkins Claire Braund (host) Further information about Women on Boards (WOB)membership, events & services, please visit our website. Subscribe to receive our weekly newsletter as a Basic Member (free). Join as a Full Member for just $210 p/a for full access to our Board & Committee Vacancies, WOBShare (our online member platform) and more.
Year 9 students from the Greek Community of Melbourne's Balwyin school unit, are performing the radio-theatrical version of the ancient Greek myth "Pandora's Box", as part of SBS Greek podcast series "Students and Children Perform Roles in Front of a Microphone". - Στο πλαίσιο της σειράς «Παιδιά και έφηβοι ερμηνεύουν ρόλους μπροστά από ένα μικρόφωνο», μαθήτριες και μαθητές της Γ' τάξης Γυμνασίου, στη σχολική μονάδα Balwyn της Ελληνικής Κοινότητας Μελβούρνης, παρουσίαζουν την δική τους προσέγγιση στον γνωστό μύθο για το «Κουτί της Πανδώρας».
RAW Barbell Club : Olympic Weightlifting & Strength Training For Everyone
In this episode of the RAW Barbell Club Podcast, Andy is joined by the founder of Australia's first School CrossFit Affilliate Dan Shooter Mcgavern. Dan is a Teacher, Masters CrossFit and Weightlifting Athlete and an awesome guy! The post First Australian School Crossfit Affiliate appeared first on RAW Barbell Club.
RAW Barbell Club : Olympic Weightlifting & Strength Training For Everyone
In this episode of the RAW Barbell Club Podcast, Andy is joined by the founder of Australia's first School CrossFit Affilliate Dan Shooter Mcgavern. Dan is a Teacher, Masters CrossFit and Weightlifting Athlete and an awesome guy! The post First Australian School Crossfit Affiliate appeared first on RAW Barbell Club.
Marketers Club: Market your talent and earn what you're worth
People spend thousands of dollars on websites that look good but sell nothing. That's because your site needs to do more than look good and function correctly. The key to a success website or for any marketing initiative is the WORDS you use. When you know how to write compelling copy you will be able to attract and convert more visitors into buyers and in this episode Bernadette Schwerdt, founder of the Australian School of Copywriting explains exactly how to do it.
Greek Australian students from the Greek Community of Melbourne's Language Schools take part in theatrical plays, and radio stories using the new technology from home. The first radio-theatrical play in by SBS Greek series "Kids Performing Theatrical Roles in Front of a Microphone" is Jules Verne's fascinating novel "Around the World in Eighty Days". - Παιδιά από σχολεία της Μελβούρνης συμμετέχουν σε θεατρικά έργα, παραμύθια, μύθους και αφηγήσεις για το ραδιόφωνο, με τη βοήθεια της νέας τεχνολογίας. Το πρώτο ραδιοφωνικό θεατρικό έργο που παρουσιάζουν στη σειρά «Παιδιά και έφηβοι ερμηνεύουν ρόλους μπροστά από ένα μικρόφωνο» του SBS Greek είναι το συναρπαστικό μυθιστόρημα του Ιουλίου Βέρν «Ο Γύρος του Κόσμου σε 80 Ημέρες».
Please welcome to the podcast Newcastle Knights Back Row Legend Marc Glanville. Marc born in Wagga Wagga Australia, was an Australian School Boy star before signing with the St George Dragons. But when the Newcastle Knights was created Marc signed a one year deal, moved his family here and has lived in Newcastle for over 30 years now. Marc played 181 games for the Newcastle Knights and in his final match won the ARL Grand Final in 1997 against the Manly Sea Eagles. He went on to play in the English Super League with Leeds Rhino's. Marc is a part of the Triple M Newcastle commentary team for Newcastle Knights games and Good Sports. Here we talked about- Life in Wagga Wagga, playing Australian School boys, coach's Alan McMahon David Waite and Malcolm Reily, signing with the first Newcastle Knights team, the lead up to the grand final, his high light reel tackle on Craig Field, the game plan for the 97 grand final, Winning the grand final for Newcastle, the after party, commentating on Triple M Newcastle and some amazing stories throughout his Rugby League career. https://tellcraigyourstory.podbean.com https://linktr.ee/tellcraigyourstory tellcraigyourstory@hotmail.com @tellcraigyourstory Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcCr6P3Ja395SkapnECvOFw?view_as=subscriber #marcglanville #tellcraigyourstory #newcastleknights #Newcastle #australianschoolboysrep #waggawagga #australia #rugbyleague #ARL #NRL #superleague #andrewjohns #paulharragon #robbieodavis #kalynponga #stgeorgedragons #leedsrhinos #craigfield #1997grandfinal #alanmcmahon #triplem #goodsports #malcolmreily
In this episode, I'm joined by the Director of the Australian School of Etiquette, Zarife Hardy who delves into why etiquette is not so "yesterday" and how smiling, making eye contact and being "posture aware" will help you to build trust with other humans and be successful in your personal and business life.
Australia's bushfires created massive impacts on communities, including those where lives and property were lost. Administrators at Buxton Public School are working to support elementary students as long-term recovery continues.
In Australia, New South Wales, firefighters have contained or extinguished all fires in the state. The milestone comes months after the bushfires erupted in September and swept across the country, claiming more than 30 lives and devouring over 3000 homes. In Buxton, New South Wales — a town of just 2,000 people — residents have started to rebuild after the fires raced through their town in December. Flames scorched homes and razed properties, forcing widespread evacuations. While local families have returned, they face a long recovery ahead. To help support their children, one school is revamping their curriculum. On this episode of the podcast, we take look at how The Buxton Public School is using mental health initiatives to support their students after an unprecedented bushfire season.
A school in Australia has banned trash cans on its premises to encourage students and staff to reduce waste. In Melbourne Girls' College (MGC), trash cans have been removed from classrooms and offices. They have been replaced with containers for paper, recyclable materials, and leftover food for compost. However, there will be sanitary waste containers in the school's restrooms. According to MGC Principal Karen Money, the school plans to reuse, recycle, or turn all the waste it produces into fertilizer by the end of 2020. Money mentioned that the school's sustainability team, which is composed of parents, staff, students, and community members, is responsible for creating the initiative. She believes that MGC is the first among high schools in Australia to try removing trash cans on campus. The principal hopes that the act will encourage parents to use more sustainable packaging for their children's school lunches. The school plans to give tokens to students who will bring reusable food containers, which can be redeemed for prizes and rewards. In addition to the goal of reducing waste on campus, the initiative also aims to cut the school's waste disposal costs. In 2018, MGC spent almost $13,000 just for taking out trash from its premises. The school's plan garnered various reactions. Some people commented that the plan to remove campus trash cans will not really make a difference in the amount of trash because students will simply bring their trash home. However, most parents are supportive of the new initiative, with one even saying that she is proud that the school has a strong environmental policy.
1) His week that was- Kevin Healy 2) Former Prime Minister and President of Zimbabwe Mugabe, dead at 95- Peter Murphy from Zimbabwe Information Centre reflects on his life 3) Political commentary by writer Joan Coxsedge 4) West Papua- the activism continues as does the repression by Indonesia- Ronnie Kareni 5) In the lead up to the school strike on September 20, writer Iain McIntyre reflects on 80 years of actions by Australian school students
Bec caught up with Indigo Goozee, who completed the Reece Group ASbA (Australian School-based Apprenticeship) and is now a branch Manager for Edward Gibbon (part of the Reece Group) in New Zealand. The Reece Group is offering students in Year 10 and 11 an exciting opportunity that will benefit them throughout their career.The Reece Group ASbA (Australian School-based Apprenticeship) program was established in 2006 and has become a well-respected, successful program. A number of students who have completed the program have continued their career development through the Reece Group to become managers.Students will work towards obtaining a Certificate II in Warehousing Operations through on the job training in a Reece Group branch while completing secondary school.The training will cover tasks ranging from customer service through to warehousing.We encourage students to learn as much as they can on the job by providing opportunities to enhance current skills, learn new skills and improve career prospects.We are looking for students who are confident, have good communication skills, show initiative and are willing to give things a go.What students can expect:• Nationally recognised qualification• Certificate II Warehousing Operations• Earn while they learn• Develop workplace skills while still completing schoolIf you know a student who would be a great asset to the Reece Group, please ask them to email us at asba@reece.com.au or refer to www.reece.com.au/asba
In this episode I introduce you to Suzy Van De Schraaf, newest co-host and the Let’s Talk Tiny Houses Podcast Horticulturalist. Suzy began her plant loving journey 17 years ago through her natural interest and love of plants. Wanting to make a career from this passion, Suzy immersed herself in study at the Australian School of Horticulture and from there has never looked back. Now with over 15 years professional experience working in nurseries, Suzy and her husband, Marcel, are embarking on a private consulting venture which combines their building and horticultural expertise to assist clients to create the garden of their dreams. We are so lucky to have Suzy join our team to now help our Tiny Listeners create and maintain the garden of their dreams too. Join the discussion in our Facebook Group. Connect with Christine. Music by BaltaZzar.
Parents are getting aggressive with teachers when their child has a problem at school – and both the number of incidents and the level of vitriol is on the rise, says John Collier, the head of St Andrew's Cathedral School in Sydney.
Parents are getting aggressive with teachers when their child has a problem at school – and both the number of incidents and the level of vitriol is on the rise, says John Collier, the head of St Andrew's Cathedral School in Sydney.
Is your office secure? Is it safe? Is your building, school, airport, jail, hotel secure? Smart technology is upgrading rapidly. Joining host Duff Watkins on this How Business Really Works podcast is Mark Dunn, General Manager of Honeywell Building Solutions, Australia/NZ. Listen in to learn how we've come a long way from the security guard and alarm systems and discover the five trends that are shaping smart security. Honeywell Building Solutions helps to ensure commercial buildings, airports, hotels, casinos, correctional facilities, and other major facilities are smarter, safer, and more sustainable through the delivery of connected building technology solutions. Honeywell Building Solutions’ direct channel to market allows us to fully understand our customer’s needs and tailor a lifecycle solution to match their exacting requirements. Mark leads the Australia and New Zealand business for Honeywell Building Solutions, comprising over 900 employees across the two countries. There he engages with customers in the region to ensure Honeywell delivers these solutions to protect their investments and provide enduring building value over the property’s lifetime. Mark has been employed by Honeywell since 1992 and during this time has held numerous leadership roles based both in Australia and the U.S.A. These roles included general management, sales, business development, and technology responsibilities across various industries including physical and cyber security, industrial process control, building control, and government services. A native of Australia, Mark has a global mindset and has successfully led teams from every continent and across sixteen time zones. Mark holds Bachelor Degrees in both Electrical Engineering and Science from the University of Adelaide and has a Masters in Business Administration from the Australian School of Business (formerly AGSM). Mark resides with his wife Sharon and daughters Ella and Lily in Sydney, Australia. Thank you for your continued support of this podcast. We are constantly looking for ways to improve, so please let us know how we can do that for you. What topics are you interested in hearing about? What businesses do you think we should showcase? Let us know by sending an email to podcast@amcham.com.au
At the height of hurricane season, people think of the impact such storms can have on the security, economy, and even the political direction of places if hit by such huge events such as Katrina.As we saw in the attacks in New York City in 2001, terrorists are trying to create those same effects, along with a few more. With a global economy, local events can have international impact.How do you best to prevent, prepare for, and recover from natural events - but on the high end, terrorist attacks that go beyond explosions, but reach the next level with chemical, biological, or even nuclear weapons?Our guest to discuss this and related concerns for the full hour will be J. Michael Barrett, Director of the Center for Homeland Security & Resilience (CHSR), and Diligent Innovations.Mike's previous experience includes serving as the Director of Strategy for the White House Homeland Security Council, Intelligence Officer for the Office of the Secretary of Defense, and Senior Analyst for the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.A former Fulbright Scholar to Turkey, Mike has served as a Homeland Security Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, an Olin Foundation Fellow at Johns Hopkins University, and a research analyst at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Mike received an M.A. in Strategic Studies and International Economics from the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) in Washington, D.C., and an M.B.A. from the Australian School of Business in Sydney, Australia. He also was graduated cum laude with a B.A. in International Relations from the University of Pennsylvania and is an Occasional Guest Lecturer at National Defense University, Georgetown University, and Joint Special Operations University.
Cloud Stories | Cloud Accounting Apps | Accounting Ecosystem
Today on the Cloud Stories podcast I’m talking with Bernadette Schwerdt. Bernadette is the author of Secrets of Online Entrepreneurs: How Australia's Online Mavericks, Innovators and Disruptors Built Their Businesses ... And How You Can Too. Bernadette and I are both authors with Wiley Publishing. We publish books with real pages! Every month Wiley sends authors a newsletter about what other authors are doing and I when I read Bernadette had written a book on the topic of successful entrepreneurs – I thought it would be of interest to listeners of this podcast. So I approached her and she kindly agreed. We then played calendar games for a few months and finally I’m excited to share with you that she’s on the show! What I learnt from my conversation with Bernadette is that you don’t need a team of expert in what your business does e.g. if you sell wine you don’t need a sommelier, what you need is a hacker and a hustler. I’ve been thinking about this quite a lot. In episode 11 of Cloud Stories I spoke with Tejaswi Raghurama at Pipemonk and his job title was Growth Hacker. I need to speak with someone and explore the growth hacker phenomena. Bernadette also shared that she learnt through her interviews that businesses needed to operate quickly and on a bootstring. If they were to fail they needed to fail forward. Failing forward essentially means you turn your mistakes into stepping stones that move you forward. I hope that hearing about how other successful entrepreneurs have succeeded may help you in your own business. Bernadette is the director of The Australian School of Copywriting, an online training company specialising in the science and art of content marketing. She is the author of the best-selling manual “Writing for Profit” and of the new book “Secrets of Online Entrepreneurs” by Wiley Publishing. She is a columnist with the magazine Inside Small Business, an Ambassador Blogger for Australia Post, a lecturer in marketing and communications at leading universities around Australia and is in demand as a speaker on leadership, entrepreneurship and marketing. When she’s not working in marketing, she moonlights as an actor and appears regularly on TV in iconic shows such as Neighbours, Winners and Losers, Jack Irish and others. In fact I was watching Jack Irish the other night and a lawyer appeared who sounded exactly like Bernadette and I checked the credits and it was her! Jack Irish is a great Australian drama on the ABC at the moment – if you have the chance to watch it. Bernadette’s business The Australian School of Copywriting was formed in 2001, and has trained thousands of students in the art of copywriting. Specialising in providing real-world, practical techniques, students learn how copywriting can not only benefit their small business, but how it can become a main source of income. Here’s an extract from Secrets of Online Entrepreneurs – that I read during the podcast: Morris’s top 10 trends to watch: Lawyers/accountants/service industry Statutory paperwork and routine regulatory forms will all be completed digitally by 2025, leaving service providers to earn their fees, by selling their wisdom, intuition and feelings. As the sea of data rises and possibilities exponentially grow, we will be crying out for wise people to make sense and purpose out of all of it for us. We’ll be searching for experts who can let us know – in advance of use even knowing we need to know it – what to do about it or with it. That’s tomorrow’s service industry’s goldmine. That’s all about understanding and accessing accurate timely big data interpret it, analyse it and communicate it. That’s one of the reasons I invited Geni Whitehouse to be a guest on the show – episode 36 of Cloud Stories – to speak about the importance of communicating in everyday language that small business people understand. Today’s episode is kindly sponsored by Spotlight Reporting. I wanted to share with you a conversation I had during the week. I was speaking with a bookkeeper who had many freelance professionals from the same industry all on Xero. I explained to her that she could use the Spotlight Multi product and she could suck in all of the Xero organisations, and doing that she could rank them, visualise them, benchmark and consolidate them. Breaking that down, she could see the comparisons between revenue earned against cost of sales whether they were in line with the other business and potentially whether there were exceptions that needed further investigation. Using a tool like Spotlight Multi can help you sell your wisdom, your intuition and your feelings. You can graphically look at something and quickly see exceptions that can lead you to understand and react to trends in the business. This in turns improves your ability to manage the business. Laugh like a drain In this episode I talk to Bernadette about: Mad Men television series What is copywriting E-books vs books with real pages Importance of all employees to have an online presence which incorporates what they want to be known for How to develop high quality content and re-purpose it across platforms When an online business needs a copywriter How should a business engage a copywriter 7 steps to create a successful online business: purpose, people, planning, profit, positioning, profile, promotion Critical to understand the actual business you are in How Malcolm Turnbull made his millions – it may surprise you! The two people every online business needs is a hacker and a hustler Don’t be obsessed with perfection Fast and quick, think fast and fail forward Resources mentioned in this interview https://www.shoesofprey.com/ http://au.whogivesacrap.org/ Connect with Bernadette Schwerdt Info@copyschool.com copyschool.com bernadetteschwerdt.com.au Connect with Heather Smith Click here to sign up to my newsletter http://bit.ly/SignUp4Newsletter Listen to my podcast : http://cloud-stories.com/ Read my latest blog post : http://www.heathersmithsmallbusiness.com/blog/ Visit my website : www.heathersmithsmallbusiness.com Book time with me heathersmithau.gettimely.com/book Subscribe to my YouTube channel : https://www.YouTube.com/ANISEConsulting Follow me on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/HeatherSmithAU Join my FaceBook page : https://www.facebook.com/HeatherSmithAU Connect with me on LinkedIn : http://www.linkedin.com/in/HeatherSmithAU Add me to your circle on Google + https://plus.google.com/+HeatherSmithAU/posts
Bernadette Schwerdt is the director of the Australian School of Copywriting, an entrepreneur, an advertising copywriter, and a university lecturer. She is currently the executive producer and presenter of the online video series Secrets of Aussie Online Entrepreneurs as featured on The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald websites.
Dr. M. Hank Haeusler is Discipline Director of Computational Design at Australian School of Architecture + Design at the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Sydney. The first degree of its kind in the world. Hank is also a senior lecturer with experience throughout Europe, Asia, North America and Australia. This podcast was recorded in Feb 2017.
How to Create Copy That Sells with Bernadette Schwerdt Copywriting is not as easy as you may think. And it is vitally important to your business – from email messages to your website. Bernadette Schwerdt is a copywriting coach and expert. She is the managing director of the Australian School of Copywriting and teaches people the art of writing. Schwerdt defines copywriting as the art of selling through words - both written and spoken. Copywriting is the process of coming up with a message and making it as compelling as possible. Copywriting is important in all formats: pitches, phone calls, newsletters, brochures, website content, press releases, sales letters, email messages, etc. If the copywriting is not done well, then deals fall through and you lose clients/customers. When writing copy, ask the following questions: What do you sell? At what price point? How can people buy it? Also, there are many steps to take when copywriting. For example, make sure your headline drags people into your story and grabs their attention. Write copy that speaks to people and solves their problems. It is important to understand your target audience and their vernacular/conversational tone - write in the way they speak. Use all the tips offered by Bernadette Schwerdt to write the best copy possible to take your business to the next level and position yourself as a leader! In this episode of Business Brain Food you will learn: ** Definition of copywriting ** Benefits of learning how to write copy ** Cost to hire copywriters ** What constitutes as copywriting items ** Copywriting process and rules ** Importance of headlines, offers, call to action, testimonials, etc. ** Copywriting mistakes Resources mentioned in this episode: ** Bernadette Schwerdt: bernadetteschwerdt.com.au ** Secrets of Online Entrepreneurs: bernadetteschwerdt.com.au/buy-the-book ** Australian School of Copywriting: copyschool.com ** ActionCOACH Session: businessassessment.com.au ** DiSC: discprofile.com ** Voice Memos: itunes.apple.com/us/app/voice-memos-for-ipad ** The Diamond Cutter: amazon.com/The-Diamond-Cutter-Managing-Business Take a look at copy writting for your business Does it grab your attention? If not, then use the advice provided in this podcast. Also, if you are enjoying these Business Brain Food podcasts, then make sure to share them via social media sites or email the links to family and friends. A lot of time and effort goes into producing each of these podcasts with the goal in mind of the more people we can inspire about business the better. You can help us do just that! Until next time, have a profitable day! Cheers, Ben Fewtrell (02) 9111 5000
Nicola Morgan answers very intelligent questions from pupils studying Fleshmarket in Australia. This podcast is about 24 mins long. www.nicolamorgan.com
Donte Winbush's D-One Entertainment are having a massive Adelaide Fringe in 2015. We spoke to Donte about his heady range of fringe shows 20 Comics in 60 minutes: Laugh-a-thon 2, Battle of the Comedy Sexes, Australian Gong Show and Australian School of Stand Up Workshops.
Interviewed Laisani Kavuru from Somosomo, Taveuni and Elenina Tinai from Naivicula, Wainibuka, Tailevu about their participation in the Australian School Athletics Championship. Both girls are attending Adi Cakobau School. - Vakatarogi Laisani Kavuru mai Somosomo. Taveuni and Elenina Tinai mai Naivicula, Wainibuka, Tailevu me baleta na nodrau vakaitavi e na sotasota ni Australia School Athletics Championship. E rau vuli ruarua mai Adi Cakobau School na gone yalewa.
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