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The market has fallen today but this is following four straight days of improvements. Laura and Stevie reflect on today’s session and discuss the imminent interest rate decision. They discuss the likelihood of a rate cut and the impact that either outcome could have on the market, and look at the performance of each of the sectors with some of the biggest ones being weights on the market. They talk through the stocks that moved the most including Bendigo Bank and A2 Milk, and they look to the week ahead. The content in this podcast is prepared, approved and distributed in Australia by Commonwealth Securities Limited ABN 60 067 254 399 AFSL 238814. The information does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Consider the appropriateness of the information before acting and if necessary, seek appropriate professional advice.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Reserve bank begins deliberations over whether or not to cut the cash rate; Bendigo Bank disappoints the market with its earnings update; Peter Dutton puts the insurers on notice; the Productivity Commission wants building sector reform; hoteliers push for more regulation on short-term accommodation; and Elio D’Amato joins us for the Market Wrap. Host: Deb Knight Executive Producer: Tom Storey Technical Producer: Liam Achurch Publisher: Nine RadioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Levy has his say on Bendigo Bank's controversial move after they confirmed to 2GB "some changes to its fees and charges." Under the new changes, customers will face "a staff-assisted service fee of $2.50" for cash withdrawals completed over the counter in local branches.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this insightful discussion, Sanjay, a Services Delivery Enablement Engineer at MongoDB, shares the exciting features of the Relational Migrate tool, designed to simplify app modernization for developers. Recorded live at MongoDB Local London, Sanjay explains how this powerful tool helps users transition from relational databases to MongoDB by analyzing existing schemas and generating optimized MongoDB structures. Learn about the iterative process of migration, the importance of understanding document models, and how AI-powered features streamline the conversion of queries and stored procedures. With real-world examples like Bendigo Bank, discover how Relational Migrate is breaking down barriers and accelerating the migration process for organizations. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your understanding of app modernization with MongoDB!

Join us for an inspiring conversation as our host, Kimberley Furness from OAK Magazine, sits down with Amy Morrissey, a remarkable young professional who has made significant career progress in the traditionally male-dominated banking industry.In this episode, sponsored by McKern Steel, Amy shares her journey from studying accounting at Latrobe University to becoming a Senior Business Relationship Manager at Bendigo Bank before the age of 30. Starting as an associate, she worked her way up from a small business banking manager to handling a portfolio of medium to large-scale businesses, catering to their diverse financial needs.Amy discusses the current challenges businesses face, such as rising interest rates and staff retention issues, and how she supports her clients by providing tailored solutions. She also reflects on her personal experiences, including overcoming self-doubt and imposter syndrome as a young female in the industry.Highlighting her participation in women in leadership programs, Amy emphasises the importance of taking risks, asking questions, and seeking mentorship to advance one's career. She also delves into the significance of personal branding and maintaining strong values and ethics in professional but also personal life.Amy offers valuable advice that will inspire professionals and emerging leaders alike. As she embarks on a new role as a Partner Relationship Manager in the digital lending space within the Bendigo Bank, we wish her continued success.Tune in to hear Amy's insightful story and gain practical advice for your own career journey.ABOUT OUR SPONSOR MCKERN STEELThis series is proudly sponsored by McKern Steel. McKern Steel is a leading supplier of high-quality structural steel for residential projects across Victoria. Located across three venues in Bendigo, they are dedicated to keeping their business regionally based. McKern Steel are also an active player in the community through the McKern Foundation, which is focused on contributing to community projects that benefit the health and wellbeing of youth. ABOUT OUR HOST KIMBERLEY FURNESSKimberley Furness is the national award winning publisher of OAK Magazine, a proudly independent media publisher dedicated to sharing stories and amplifying voices of female change makers and women in business in regional and rural Australia. Kimberley is a long time content creator for print and digital, a social media trainer for rural business owners and the host of chart topping podcasts A Friend of Mine and She Makes News.ABOUT BE.BENDIGOEvery successful community has a strong and growing business community. Be.Bendigo exists to provide a range of information, support and programs to assist, develop and grow our broader business community. We are member based organisation with a commitment to developing our business so that we can continue to add value for our members, partners and stakeholders.Find out more via our website. Be social on Facebook, LinkedIn and

Turnaround times have been at record speeds in recent months, with lenders adopting more technology and AI in the mortgages space. We catch up with Bendigo Bank to find out more about how tech is accelerating the home loan process. In this episode of the In Focus podcast, sponsored by Bendigo Bank Broker, we catch up with the bank's national manager of broker distribution Natalie Sheehan to find out: The importance of technology in improving service propositions. The role of AI in enhancing efficiencies without replacing human interactions. Bendigo Bank's transition to a new lending platform for brokers. And much more!

Kim Kerton, aka Good Side of the Bed, is host, creator and producer of Unemployed & Afraid, a popular small business podcast for the brave self-employed with 100+ episodes, where she dives into the realities, practicalities and self-growth journey of starting a business from scratch - with the people doing it.  She's also a creative and commercially minded podcast strategist, helping brands and business owners build themselves big podcasts.Before all that, Kim was a baby entrepreneur, creating and closing two businesses before the age of 21, who then spent over a decade in the commercial radio business. She's worked with brands like Squarespace, Queensland Tourism, Bendigo Bank, Vodafone and more, creating award winning and chart-topping brand environments, and was a recent Rising Star finalist in the Australian Podcast Awards for her own podcast Unemployed & Afraid.  The unique combination of Kim's experience as a podcast creator, celebrated interviewer, and small business owner, with her extensive commercial acumen in all things audio media, make her a strong strategic thinker and leading voice in small business growth and branded podcasting.  In this episode we cover The challenge and risk involved in starting a business from scratchThe journey of self discovery as a business ownerWhy your ego hits the floor when you start out in businessNavigating uncertainty with a sprinkle of blind faithWhy it can be a lonely journey as an entrepreneur craving recognition How podcasting became her passionValuable tips and tricks on how to leverage podcasting as a branding tool for businessThe importance of a "keeping it real" voice for business owners on the journeyKim Kerton's journey from a young entrepreneur to founding a widely acclaimed podcast is a testament to her resilience and capability to learn through her journey.Through Unemployed & Afraid, she continues to inspire and empower aspiring entrepreneurs with practical insights and heartfelt storytelling sharing stories from the people out there braving the world of founding a business. For more on Kim check out these links: For more on Kim check out these links:  LinkedIn: Kim Kerton and Unemployed & Afraid Instagram: Kim Kerton and Unemployed & Afraid TikTok: Kim Kerton and Unemployed & Afraid  Online: Kim Kerton and Unemployed & Afraid  You can listen to Unemployed & Afraid onSpotifyAppleOr wherever else you get your podcasts.  About your host:  Lauren Karan, Director, and Founder of Karan & Co.With over a decade of experience as a recruiter and development coach, Lauren Karan found that her priorities rapidly changed after the birth of her two children. In 2022 she founded Karan & Co flipping the out-dated recruitment model with a focus on retention through career coaching and development.Lauren believes that If opportunity doesn't knock, you have to build a door – and it's this same philosophy that inspired her to create the Building Doors podcast.  The Building Doors podcast is for anyone undergoing a transformation in their life. Regardless of whether you feel stuck in your current role, need some inspiration on what steps to take next, want to learn how to level up as a business owner or simply want to listen to the experiences of successful entrepreneurs and industry professionals, the Building Doors podcast is all about unlocking your potential. Help someone else Build Doors in their career.

Featured in ⁠⁠Feedspot's ⁠⁠⁠Top 10 Insurance Podcasts⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, Kanopi's latest podcast series 'Building tomorrow's insurer'  explores the intersection of InsurTech and digital disruption in the insurance industry. Join host and CEO of Kanopi, Nigel Fellowes-Freeman as he interviews industry leaders and unpacks the latest trends shaping the future of insurance. In this insightful episode, Nigel sits down with Shirin Danesh - Head of Enterprise Agility at Bendigo Bank and Amazon bestselling author of "Level Up: From Unseen to Sought-After." Shirin brings her extensive experience in driving agile transformation across sectors like banking, insurance, and technology. The conversation delves deep into cultivating the right corporate culture for fostering innovation within large enterprises. Shirin shares her perspectives on the evolution of customer-centric and employee-first mindsets that are shaping modern organizations. With real-world examples and thought-provoking anecdotes, Shirin unpacks the key pillars for successful culture transformation - from empowering decision-making to effective communication across diverse teams. She also offers insights into overcoming resistance to change and creating environments that support continuous learning. If you're keen to gain valuable lessons on building community-driven, future-focused organizations primed for sustainable growth, this engaging discussion with the insightful Shirin Danesh is not to be missed.

Welcome to our latest podcast episode, where we delve into the world of community banking with our guest, Kerryn Vincart, Branch Manager of Bendigo Bank at Tewantin Noosa. Kerryn brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in fostering a community-focused banking approach that genuinely helps locals.  In this episode, we explore the importance of financial education and the need for all of us to develop financial literacy. Kerryn shares her insights on the future of physical bank branches and whether they will continue to exist in the coming years. It's an engaging discussion on the evolving landscape of banking and finance.

Hayley DeJong's journey from childhood financial hardship to founding a successful mortgage brokerage, is testament to her determination and commitment to overcome the challenges that life throws our way. In her early 20s, Hayley set her sights on a position at Bendigo Bank. She became a persistent caller, reaching out every couple of weeks to inquire about job openings until her relentless determination earned her an interview. Asked what she would do if she didn't get the job, she confidently replied, "I'll call you next week". Her tenacity eventually opened a door at Bendigo Bank, where she seized opportunities and climbed the professional ladder.Leaving her management position at the bank in 2014, Hayley founded Proactive Finance Group, a mortgage brokerage in Bendigo. The now team of three are a trusted financial support crew specialising in home loans, investment loans, asset finance and commercial finance.Hayley acknowledges her role as more than just a mortgage broker. She has a genuine interest in helping people succeed and seek financial empowerment.In this episode, Hayley shares her challenging upbringing in a lower socioeconomic area to becoming a successful mortgage broker, the challenges of hiring the right team members and the growth that comes from trusting others to contribute to your business. Hayley also touches on the current state of the mortgage industry, the impact of interest rate rises, and how she's adapting her business strategies to stay afloat during slower periods.You can read our feature story on Hayley in OAK Magazine Issue 13.ABOUT OUR SPONSOR VIVIENNE CATEDo you love the idea of taking the hard work out of shopping, knowing that someone else has curated for you endless apparel and homewares options that are high quality, often hand-made and always beautiful?At Vivienne Cate, the focus is on natural fibres and a timeless, earthy style. You'll find high quality clothing in classic styles; unique homewares such as cowhides and handmade ceramics; gorgeous aromatherapy-based skin and body products and so much more.Karen, from Vivienne Cate, is all about connection and understanding what you need, and she offers a personal styling service by appointment.Karen loves to support other regional women in business and has a wide network of talented friends from all over the country, whose work she stocks in store in the beautiful regional town of Yackandandah, in North East Victoria.The Vivienne Cate website mirrors the charm of the bricks-and-mortar store, ensuring you can access the same carefully selected items with just a click.Explore Vivienne Cate via the website or follow on Instagram. ABOUT OAK MAGAZINEThis episode was hosted by Kimberley Furness, founder + editor of OAK Magazine. We are a proudly independent media publisher dedicated to sharing stories and amplifying voices of female change makers and women in business in regional and rural Australia. OAK is an award winning community ecosystem of print, digital, audio and events. We have demonstrated outstanding quality, innovation and impact through our print magazine, podcasts and audio version of OAK Magazine. OAK is where you will find in-depth chats and courageous conversations with women in business from regional...

The ACCC is trying to push a merger between Suncorp Bank and Bendigo Bank to take on the Big 4 in banking. The US Federal Reserve has kept the interest rate on pause for a third straight time and hinted of rate cuts next year. Amazon is launching a new competitor to its own book tracking website. — Build the financial wellbeing of your team with Flux at Work: https://bit.ly/fluxatwork Download the free app (App Store): http://bit.ly/FluxAppStore Download the free app (Google Play): http://bit.ly/FluxappGooglePlay Daily newsletter: https://bit.ly/fluxnewsletter Flux on Instagram: http://bit.ly/fluxinsta Flux on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@flux.finance —- The content in this podcast reflects the views and opinions of the hosts, and is intended for personal and not commercial use. We do not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any opinion, statement or other information provided or distributed in these episodes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a Text Message.“Creativity is also definitely a superpower in one way or another, and sometimes you can control it, sometimes you can't.”Sarah MoteIn this episode, you'll hear about:The role of design in the workplace: Why designers are essential to a functional and thriving teamProtecting creativity while ageing: How to maintain child-like creativity as you age and your career develops and prioritise approaching work and life through a creative lensInviting & navigating feedback: Knowing when is the right time to invite input and how to receive and respond to both positive and negative feedbackOrganisational transparency: The value of open-door cultures and how to cultivate transparency and collaboration in a historically individual minded organisationInnovative problem resolution: How to develop an agile, problem-solving mindset that allows you to unearth objective, creative solutionsKey LinksDieter Rams philosophy https://www.interaction-design.org/literature/article/dieter-rams-10-timeless-commandments-for-good-designADPList https://adplist.org/Mark Richardson https://www.monash.edu/mada/design/people/mark-richardsonSelby Coxon https://research.monash.edu/en/persons/selby-coxonSarah's White Night 2015 piece https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2L_0JUmWtYIInstantScripts https://www.instantscripts.com.au/Oliver Grabes (Head of Braun Design) https://minimalissimo.com/creators/oliver-grabes, https://www.linkedin.com/in/oliver-grabes-947aba5/About our guestSarah Mote (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahmmote/) is a Senior Product Designer at Bendigo Bank and Lead Product Designer for InstantScripts, as well as a Mentor through Monash University, Melbourne University, Academy XI and more. She is a detail-oriented, award-winning designer, maker and ‘put-it-togetherer', having worked internationally and within organisations such as NAB, MYOB and Oral-B Braun.Sarah is motivated by meaningful and emotive problems that create better futures, and ultimately works to shape and contribute to the design world and craft exceptional experiences through the pushing of creative boundaries.About our hostOur host, Chris Hudson (https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-hudson-7464254/), is a Teacher, Experience Designer and Founder of business transformation coaching & consultancy Company Road (www.companyroad.co)Chris considers himself incredibly fortunate to have worked with some of the world's most ambitious and successful companies, including Google, Mercedes-Benz, Accenture (Fjord) and Dulux, to name a small few. He continues to teach with Academy Xi in CX, Product Management, Design Thinking and Service Design and mentors many business leaders internationally.  For weekly updates and to hear about the latest episodes, please subscribe to The Company Road Podcast at https://companyroad.co/podcast/

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Kia ora,Welcome to Monday's Economy Watch where we follow the economic events and trends that affect Aotearoa/New Zealand.I'm David Chaston and this is the international edition from Interest.co.nz.And today we lead with news necessity is moderating China's "wolf warrior" diplomacy - even though the original 'wolf warrior' is back as the Chinese foreign minister.Late last week China announced that they will drop its tariffs on Australian barley imports that have been in place for three years. In response, Australia said it will suspend its case at the WTO. It was widely expected that China would lose the case. China had already lifted its block on importing Australian coal. But don't forget China still has a blockade on Australian wine imports. Until that is lifted, the Australian prime minister won't visit Beijing, a stance that is said to annoy the Chinese leadership.Staying in Australia, their competition regulator has knocked back ANZ's AU$4.9 bln takeover of Suncorp Bank. It is not a complete surprise, with others working to merge Suncorp Bank with Bendigo Bank. The ACCC is also promoting that 'solution'. But the problem with the alternative is that would be two weak institutions combining, and it wouldn't necessarily result in any strength improvement. However, the ACCC said “We are not satisfied that the acquisition [by ANZ] is not likely to substantially lessen competition in the supply of home loans nationally, small to medium enterprise banking in Queensland, and agribusiness banking in Queensland. ... Second-tier banks such as Suncorp Bank are important competitors against the major banks, especially because barriers to new entry at scale into banking are very high”. ANZ said it isn't giving up and will appeal the ACCC ruling.Separately, the RBA released its Monetary Policy Review and trimmed its 2023 growth expectation from +1.2% at its last MPR to +0.9% now, as higher interest rates and inflation bite. A year ago, the RBA expected the Australian economy to grow +2% so the change since then has all been quite negative. It sees widespread "trading down" by households (p 33) as a key driver of the waning growth. In fact it might be slowing fast enough that even +0.9% is optimistic. Higher nominal wages are also driving a very much higher tax take.Singapore said its retail sales are struggling, down -0.8% in June from May and only up +1.1% from a year ago. The key drag was from car sales, but the non-car sales activity isn't that flash either.In the US on Saturday, the rise of their non-farm payrolls came in less than the +200,000 expected, up only +189,000 in July from June in seasonally-adjusted terms. This was very similar to the June rise of +185,000. But it was far less than the +568,000 surge they had in July 2022. There are now 156.1 mln people employed by 'establishments', up +3.25 mln from a year ago.Regular readers will know that we also look at the household survey because this broader view brings in the self-employed and unincorporated workforce. That shows (on the same basis) the number of people in jobs was up +268,000 in July from June, and that is +3.0 mln more than a year ago at 161.3 mln.It is mid-sized and smaller firms still hiring strongly; large firms actually shrank their payrolls even if it was only minor.Overall, their headline jobless rate held at 3.5%. Their participation rate held at 62.6%. Average hourly earnings rose +4.4% in July from a year ago, exceeding their CPI rate of 3.0% in the same period.This overall outcome in July from June was significantly lower than the precursor ADP Employment Report of private payrolls indicated, and for a second consecutive month. But it is still an expansion, and the year-on-year increase of people in paid jobs remains impressive. And the ADP report also showed these private payrolls +3.1 mln more than a year ago, so very similar overall.Two Fed officials said the slower job gains suggest the US labour market is now better balanced, arguing they may soon need to focus on how long to hold interest rates at elevated levels. (There are however twelve voting members making these decisions, not just these two.)North of the border, Canadian employment actually slipped very slightly, down -6,400 when a +21,000 rise was expected and the June rise was an impressive +59,900. But it was a fall-off in part-time jobs that skewed this result. Full-time jobs held little-changed.Across the Atlantic, German factory orders came through with encouraging results for June however. They were expected to fall -2% from May but in fact they rose an impressive +7.0%, building on the very good +6.2% rise in the prior month. If they keep this up, it can really move the German economy's dial. They were up +3.0% in June from a year ago, and remember this is 'real', inflation-adjusted data.The UST 10yr yield will start today at 4.04% and unchanged from Saturday but a -16 bps pullback from Friday triggered by the US jobs report. The price of gold will start today at US$1943/oz and up +US$2 from Saturday. But it is down -US$17/oz from a week ago.And oil prices are still just under US$82.50/bbl in the US. The international Brent price is just under US$86/bbl. A week ago these two prices were US$80/bbl and US$84/bbl.The Kiwi dollar starts today slightly softer at just on 60.9 USc and -20 bps slip from Saturday. A week ago it was at 61.5 USc so -½c down from then. Against the Aussie we are little-changed at 92.9 AUc. Against the euro we are still at 55.4 euro cents. That all means the TWI-5 has basically held at 69.4 which is -30 bps lower than a week ago.The bitcoin price is virtually unchanged again today since this time Saturday and is still at US$29,050 and down -US$17. A week ago it was US$29,318 so down -0.9% since then. Volatility over the past 24 hours has been very low at just over +/- 0.2%.You can find links to the articles mentioned today in our show notes.You can get more news affecting the economy in New Zealand from interest.co.nz.Kia ora. I'm David Chaston. And we will do this again tomorrow.

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Join us for this episode of Learning Uncut as we delve into learning transformation with Bendigo Bank's Capability team leaders, Caroline Petha, Jo Doody, and David Maiolo. They discuss their individual responsibilities and collaborative strategies in capability, learning design, ecosystem and learning culture development. Their work demonstrates the value of integrated efforts across teams, and the role of partnerships with business leaders and external partners. Though longer than our usual episodes, it's worth the time to appreciate the complementary work of each team. Timestamps are available below if you'd like to go straight to a specific topic.   Introduction of Organisation and Capability Team: 0:01:56 Learning Experience at Bendigo Bank 0:11:21 Building the Case for Change: 0:15:20 Ben U Learning Strategy: 0:21:46 Shifts in Capability and Leadership: 0:24:34 Shifts in Learning Design: 0:36:06 Shifts in Content 0:45:13 Design Team Changes: 0:49:03 Shifts in Learning Ecosystem and Culture: 0:50:30 Critical Success Factors and Tips: 1:07:09   Host: Michelle Ockers Transcript and related resources: https://learninguncut.global/podcast/125/ Podcast information and more episodes: https://learninguncut.global/podcast/

The member for Mallee says she's been informed that Bendigo Bank will close agencies in Warracknabeal and Sea Lake among other locations in her north-western Victorian electorate, and says she spoke at a migration forum in Sydney recently about a proposal to set a minimum annual salary for temporary and permanent skilled visa migrants into Australia.

Aussie surf brands Quiksilver and Billabong are expected to be sold this week in a deal estimated to be worth $1.9 billion.   There is a “real possibility” of a $10 billion merger between Bank of Queensland and Bendigo & Adelaide Bank according to Citi brokers.   Things are looking rosy at Salesforce, which announced a better-than-expected growth in revenue and profit for the fourth quarter.   ---   Build the financial wellbeing of your team with Flux at Work: https://bit.ly/fluxatwork Download the free app (App Store): http://bit.ly/FluxAppStore Download the free app (Google Play): http://bit.ly/FluxappGooglePlay Daily newsletter: https://bit.ly/fluxnewsletter Flux on Instagram: http://bit.ly/fluxinsta Flux on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@flux.finance   ---   The content in this podcast reflects the views and opinions of the hosts, and is intended for personal and not commercial use. We do not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any opinion, statement or other information provided or distributed in these episodes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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MPNFL Round 12 preview with AJ, Sus and Daz.

In Episode 117 of Fintech Chatter podcast, Dexter Cousins is joined by Fintech Leader of the Year, Dom Pym.Dom is co-founder of Up and Ferocia and has made successful exits from Pin Payments and Nutmeg.Dexter first met Dom in 2018 as Up went into Beta phase - He made the bold claim back then that Dom was the Steve Jobs of Aussie Fintech.Since then Up has become a world-class digital bank and Dom has had a massive impact on Fintech Down Under. Ferocia was recently acquired by Bendigo Bank giving Dom and business partner Grant Thomas the dream exit. Dom still is very much involved in UP and he shares the latest product release into home loans.He recently announced his family office, Euphemia, which promises to support the next wave of startups. It's a unique approach and one that puts people and values at the very core of the investment thesis.About Dom PymDom's been involved in numerous start-ups and large-scale technology projects since the 1990's, in Australia and overseas. Dom sits on the board of directors at Fintech Australia, and the advisory Board at Bendigo Bank, and continues to work on Up (up.com.au, Australia's most successful digital bank, highest rated bank, and most trusted bank). Up's built to help #Upsiders spend wisely and save effortlessly.A favour to askFintech Chatter is free of sponsors and will always be free content. If you appreciate the work we do please help us promote the show by:Hitting "follow" on your podcast player and leave a five-star review on Apple or SpotifySubscribing and liking on YoutubeThanks for your support!About Tier One People.Founded by Dexter Cousins in 2016, Tier One People is on a mission to help Australia become the world leader in Fintech innovation.Tier One People helps companies like Revolut, TrueLayer and 10x build founding teams for launch in Australia. And series A+ / ASX Listed Aussie Fintech like Lendi, Afterpay and 86 400 hire executive talent capable of delivering growth and scale. If you are building a world-class Fintech venture and need help in hiring tier-one people, you can reach us info@tieronepeople.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dextercousins/Twitter: https://twitter.com/dextercousins Website: https://tieronepeople.com Tier One People Leaders in Fintech Executive Search and RecruitmentDo you like the show? Please leave us a review

AJ , Daz and Sus review the games in Round 11. Some astute tipping by the panel, both ladder leaders go further ahead in Div 1 and 2. Rosebud break their winless campaign, Sorrento move into the top 3 after Mt Eliza and Dromana go down, Chelsea look impressive against Seaford in our match of the day broadcast, Devon lose 2 in a row at home & Crib Point are getting closer to their first win.

Big Show. Beau Muston from Frankston Bombers as well as Geoff Tozer from Somerville JFC about there upcoming Pink Day. Couple of players went bush last weekend. Are they playing this weekend? AJ drops his Div 1 and 2 teams of the half season.... did he get it right?. The top 30 of the MPNFL in this century copped some comments as well. All this and much more on the Bendigo Bank Toe Punt Footy Show

AJ reviews the games from the MPNFL in Round 10 with an in-depth look into the Match of the Day which was the game featuring Frankston Bombers at home up against Mt Eliza. In Div 2 Langwarrin thump Hastings, Hodgey lasts a half for Devon Meadows after doing his calf in the warm up then breaking his finger, Karingal in a nail biter against Somerville and Chelsea get up with the last kick of the day from Brayden Chapple to defeat Pearcedale.

AJ and Daz review the games from the MPNFL in Round 9 with an in-depth look into the Match of the Day which was the Bushmans Cup featuring Pearcedale and Langwarrin.

AJ, Vossy and Daz preview all round 9 games from the MPNFL division 1 and division 2. On the show we are joined by Pearcedale president Jeff McGuiness to preview the bushmans cup between Pearcedale and Langwarrin in which is 1st vs 2nd match up in Div 2.

AJ, Sus and Daz review the games from the MPNFL in Round 8 with an in-depth look into the Match of the Day which was Chelsea def Somerville.

John Kontrec with details on the Coomealla Club, Bendigo Bank 2022 Pooncarie Desert Dash this weekend. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy Valentines Day!The Russia/Ukraine situation will be headlining the coming week with the potential to derail markets on the back of the hot US CPI. This morning SPI Futures are down 33 points (-0.46%) with results from Carsales.com, JB Hi-Fi, and Bendigo Bank kicking off the week. Catch up on all the latest over the weekend and for the day ahead. ASX 200 SPI Futures down 33 points.Dow falls 1.4% Nasdaq down 2.8% on Ukraine uncertainty.Base metals fall with copper down 3.%Oil up 3.3%. Gold firms.Iron ore down 2.3%.Results in focus - BEN GPT  CSL SPP results.Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and independent research and become a better investor.

It's the final episode of Season 2 of I Believe In You and it's time for the big question - Is it ever too late to reinvent yourself?Is there a point where we should hang up the proverbial work hat and just stick with what we've got?Well if you've been listening to our past episodes you'll know what our answer is!And this time we're joined by the wonderful Erika Williams plus Renee Leslie from Bendigo Bank.__________________________________Find out more about Erika here:www.erikawilliams.com.au___________________________________Connect with us!Lizelle's Online Course: https://www.lizellehartley.com.au/offers/bWYYzruoGet in Touch: https://lizellehartley.com.au/Buy the Book: https://py.pl/1h8UOXFree 30-Minute chat: https://calendly.com/smartcollective/30min-get-to-know-youProudly supported by Bendigo Bank Mobile Relationship Managers.Produced by Bad Bard Productions © 2022Stock Music provided by Changoventa via Pond5

Covid-19 has changed our spending behaviours – we moved from cash to cards and quickly to mobile payments. Arun Devidas, the head of card issuing and acquiring at Bendigo Bank, joins Money managing editor Julia Newbould on the Friends With Money podcast, to talk about what mobile wallets are, the growth of mobile payments and their advantages over credit cards. Plus, find out how can you prevent your children racking up big credit bills behind your back. They also discuss: Why mobile wallet take-up was a slow burn Why initial account set-up is key to securing mobile payments And how mobile payments are increasing in popularity, particularly at bars and restaurants Website: www.moneymag.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stella Whitney from Bendigo Bank with details on the Silver Lining Bike Ride raising funds for Ovarian Cancer. www.silverliningride.com.au  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's time for another dose of I Believe In You - the podcast designed to help you set your goals and plan your journey to achieve them.Inspiration is in the spotlight this time, as we talk about taking on challenges to improve ourselves and our outlook.Renee Leslie and Jade Sibly are Local Bendigo Bank relationship managers and our this episodes guest.Both Renee and Jade take on challenges for their clients on a daily basis and have plenty of experience with finding inspiration in their lives.____________________________________________________You can find out more about Bendigo Bank and their work at the following link: https://www.bendigobank.com.au/mobile-lenders/____________________________________________________Connect with us!Lizelle's Online Course: https://www.lizellehartley.com.au/offers/bWYYzruoGet in Touch: https://lizellehartley.com.au/Buy the Book: https://py.pl/1h8UOXFree 30-Minute chat: https://calendly.com/smartcollective/30min-get-to-know-youProudly supported by Bendigo Bank Mobile Relationship Managers.Produced by Bad Bard Productions © 2022Stock Music provided by Changoventa via Pond5

Welcome to episode 22 of The Numbers Game podcast. In this episode we talk about innovative mortgage insurance products, capital gain vs capital loss and the most tax efficient company structure.On this episode, we discuss:Reading The Play:Domain are paying back $5.7 million in Job KeeperUp Bank have been acquired by Bendigo Bank and Adelaide Bank for $116m: What does this mean for customersInnovative products around mortgage insuranceLosing it:Being audited by the ATOTax implications around investment properties and developments1 PercentersShare market: revenue vs capitalThe ATO's emphasis on people's intentionCapital gain vs capital lossHaving the right company structure to minimise your taxStructuring your property investmentsATO cash flow boost and the way it is taxedSend us an email: hello@thenumbersgamepodcast.com.auThe Numbers Game is brought to you by Future Advisory & Inovayt.Hosts:Nick Reilly Jason RobinsonMartin Vidakovic

SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves talks global economy, vaccinations, regional resilience and used car prices with the CEOs of BlueScope Steel, Bending and Adelaid Bank and carsales.com.

SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves talks global economy, vaccinations, regional resilience and used car prices with the CEOs of BlueScope Steel, Bending and Adelaid Bank and carsales.com.

Bendigo Bank has acquired 100% of fast-growing Aussie neobank Up.   JB Hi-Fi profits have jumped 67% to $506 million off the back of more strong demand for consumer goods.   Reddit is the latest platform to roll out short videos in an attempt to steal users from TikTok.   ---   Save money and win cash prizes up to $250k weekly: https://bit.ly/Wintheweek Get your credit score for free: https://bit.ly/fluxcreditscore Download the free app (App Store): http://bit.ly/FluxAppStore Download the free app (Google Play Store): http://bit.ly/FluxappGooglePlay Weekly newsletter: https://bit.ly/fluxnewsletter Instagram: http://bit.ly/fluxinsta TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@flux.finance   ---   The content in this podcast reflects the views and opinions of the hosts, and is intended for personal and not commercial use. We do not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any opinion, statement or other information provided or distributed in these episodes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Aylmer speaks to David Robertson, Head of Economic and Markets Research at Bendigo Bank, about the Federal Government's recent Intergenerational Report. They discuss the projections for population growth, the ageing population, superannuation and more.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Louise Carrigg is the Director of Barry Plant Heathmont and Ringwood. Louise and her team have been the No 1 agent in Heathmont for 8 years running. She lives and breathes the suburb, and is currently renovating her own Heathmont home for the second time! 1. How have you found the market in Heathmont? 2. Heathmont was originally a large apple orchard on the outskirts of Ringwood. What is it like now? 3. What makes people choose Heathmont over other areas like the bigger areas, like Ringwood? 4. Heathmont sits on two sides of Canterbury Road, is there a more popular side that drives the dollar up more? 5. What price ranges could we see in Heathmont? 6. How about for investors - do investors and tenants actively seek  properties in Heathmont? 7. Is Heathmont a suburb people actively search for, or do they stumble across it when they search for Ringwood and Bayswater? 8. What do you believe makes Heathmont different to the bigger suburb in the outer-east? 9. What's an unexpected surprise in Heathmont? 10. Do you think Covid has changed  the way people look at Heathmont?   CONTACT: Louise Carrigg can be contacted by email at:   lcarrigg@barryplant.com.au Phone: 041 482 7652   Featured in the podcast are residents Andrew & Wayne, Kaylah from Bendigo Bank and Rob who is the President of Heathmont Football Club. Thanks also to Louise Carrigg from Barry Plant Heathmont & Ringwood.  Thank you for coming on as guests.    Need Copywriting? Call the 'Real Copy Right' Hotline: 5977 8889  Email: orders@realcopyright.com.au As well as sales copy, we can also assist you with:  Rental copy Staff profiles for your new and existing staff members Marketing letters/emails Newsletter articles Marketing material for listing kits, mail outs, etc Website blogs Large scale development brochures and websites    

You Heard it Here: March 23. Maddy Fogarty and Max Stainkamph take your through what made news today including easing COVID restrictions for Victoria on Friday, Echuca's first COVID-19 vaccinations, Leitchville's Bendigo Bank to close and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week’s Evans and Partners Research Update, Robin Young discusses Tim Rocks’ ‘View From The Outer: Rule Britannia’, the latest ‘The Tale of the Tape’ note for BHP vs RIO ― while also covering the team’s recent publications for Xero, Sezzle and Bendigo Bank. This podcast is not intended to be a research report (as defined in ASIC Regulatory Guides 79 and 264). Any express or implicit opinion or recommendation about a named or readily identifiable investment product is merely a restatement, summary or extract of another research report prepared by Evans and Partners that has already been broadly distributed. You may obtain a copy of the original research report from an Evans and Partners Advisor. Please visit https://www.evansandpartners.com.au/important-disclosures to access important disclosures regarding Evans and Partners’ relationships This podcast contains factual information or general advice and does not take into consideration any particular person’s financial situation, goals, needs or tolerance for risk. Before acting on the information, you should consider the appropriateness of it, having regard to your own particular financial situation, goals, needs or tolerance for risk and/or seek professional advice. Any forward looking statements are based on current expectations at the time of the interview. No assurance can be given that such expectations will prove to be correct. The material contained in this document is for information purposes only and does not constitute an offer, solicitation or recommendation with respect to the purchase or sale of securities. It should not be regarded by recipients as a substitute for the exercise of their own judgment. If the material relates to a financial product that is the subject of a Product Disclosure Statement or offer document investors should obtain a copy of the relevant disclosure document and consider it before making any decision about whether to acquire the product. Readers should be aware that past performance should not be construed as an indication of future performance and that future returns are not guaranteed Any opinions and/or recommendations expressed in this podcast are subject to change without notice and Evans and Partners is not under any obligation to update or keep current the information contained herein. References made to third parties are based on information believed to be reliable but are not guaranteed as being accurate.

RSN's Andrew Kuuse thanks Charlton community Bendigo Bank for supporting the Charlton Harness Club

During this episode of Virtually Live, Shannon Rivkin provides a market update through the lens of a COVID-19 vaccine. Shannon also answers member-submitted questions covering; Flinders Mines Limited (FMS), WhiteHawk Ltd (WHK), Citadel Group (CGL), Village Roadshow (VRL), Bendigo Bank’s and Westpac’s capital notes offers as well as Vanguard ETFs.

Ep 31 - Leanne Mitchell from the Gerringong Association and Number$ Count Join host Gabriella Cabral as she speaks with Leanne Mitchell, the owner of Gerringong accounting practice, Number$ Count. After 25 years in business, Leanne speaks about the importance of supporting and strengthening the local business community and the changes she has witnessed over the last quarter century.  Leanne is also a community advocate for change as Treasurer of the Gerringong Association, which was formed to develop the retail landscape in Gerringong after the closure of the ANZ Bank in 2017. She has also been a driving force behind the proposed arrival of the Bendigo Bank in 2021.  Mark Whalan returns with his regular segment, Heritage Hotspot. Today we hear the mysterious story of the Swedish Captain who was found in Kiama Harbour in 1880.  With music by Gerringong/Kiama indie-rock band, Pacific Avenue. To share any news, tips or interview suggestions, email kcradiocontent@gmail.com Listen at www.kiamacommunityradio.org/listen or on Spotify.  *Number$ Count is a proud supporter of Kiama Community Radio

Joe Formichella runs the small business banking team at Bendigo Bank, Australia's fifth-largest bank.Joe is a highly experienced, career business banker. He does an excellent job of outlining how best to deal with your bank, (even if it's not Bendigo :)).In these challenging times the keys are to;Communicate with your banker so they know how you personally as well as the business are going i.e. don't stick your head in the sandDemonstrate that you as an owner are pro-actively adapting your business e.g. by cutting unnecessary expenses  or finding new ways to produce and sell your product or serviceDemonstrate that you are using any spare time created by a slowing business to undertake planning to give your business the best chance of success. Your chances of securing the help you might need from your bank will be enhanced when it is clear you have a solid business plan and you as owner understand deeply how the business operates and where the future opportunities areSpecificallyJoe reinforced the need for a; Robust business planClear description of the purpose of a new loan or lending assistance when discussing finance with your bankDetailed summary of historical  financial performance and credible forecasts for your business to establish viability and serviceability. He noted however that given current challenges his bank, at least, understood that your current financial performance may be severely affected by uncontrollable, external influences and would take that into account in their assessmenthttps://www.bendigobank.com.au 

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The number of Bendigo and Adelaide Bank customers with deferrals on their mortgage or business loan is falling rapidly, with home loan holidays down 74% since peaking in May, and business loan support packages falling by 49% since the July peak. Managing Director Marnie Baker joins Brooke Corte. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week’s guest is Tim Blair from Devonport who has been running since 1994. Tim like a lot of people took up running later in life and took to the Ultra Long distances like a duck to water. He has accumulated 100s PCCCT events, but where he made his mark was doing charity runs for Kids suffering from cancer under the Tim Blair Run for Kids foundation, in particular his run with best mate Shane Taylor from the Bluff Beach to Bondi beach (800km in 7 days) and his amazing run at altitude in Nepal which was also for charity.   We talk about how important his family has been in this journey, his personal ups and downs in his life and how amazing the local community has been in helping raising 500,000 dollars for children suffering from cancer. Tim’s goals are to bring awareness about childhood cancer within the community and get more government funding. Tim’s next challenge will be a group ride from Campbell Town to Devonport which is 170km on the 19th of September and then 5 days later he will be running 60km from Burnie to Devonport. If you would like to donate to this amazing charity and event, you can by following this link below or going into a Bendigo Bank branch.  

Listen to this episode to know more about Daniel's journey from Vietnam to Australia. Daniel is an award winner of the Vice-Chancellor's Medal for Outstanding Contribution to University Life in 2017 during his Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) with Distinction at Deakin University, majoring in Accounting. With a strong leadership potential, Daniel was immediately selected to become a student leader who represented his home country to join the DUELI Leadership and Internship Program during his first year at Deakin University. During that period, he was trained to enhance his leadership skills in both theoretically and practically, especially teamwork and communication skills in order to coordinate with a crew of 20 leaders from 12 different countries. Daniel is currently working as a Student Adviser at Deakin University for the Faculty of Business and Law. He also works as a Non-Executive Director at Bendigo Bank at the Blackburn South Community Branch, responsible for the Corporate Governance and HR committee. Connect with Daniel on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ntdaniel/

In this episode, we interview Dom Pym, co-founder of Up Bank about the open banking landscape in Australia, the launch of their banking API and how their focus on being a contrarian technology company has helped them bring features to market in record speed to become Australia's first next-gen digital bank. Here is just a small taste of how different Dom's thinking is in the fintech product design industry and how they have managed to build something very unique: “We actually take a contrary view: How does it feel when you sign up for Up? Does it feel easy or does it feel hard? If you got 20 clicks or a hundred clicks, it doesn't matter. I can reduce the clicks from 20 to 10 or five or one by putting all the fields on one screen, but it's a horrible experience and it makes you feel awful. So we take the opposite approach, this contrary approach, where we have an atomic design method, where we only ever asked the customer for one thing on a screen.” Here is a rundown of the episode, if you want to jump ahead: 02:45 Partnering with Bendigo Bank to start Up 08:51 Open Banking in Australia 11:54 Over a 1000 people used Up API in first week 14:57 How they managed to launch Open Banking API so quickly by being a technology company first 24:20 Integrating with Transferwise to prevent complexity with SWIFT 25:51 What they would have done differently 27:49 Will Up turn into a superapp? 36:51 What's the secret sauce? How are you so fast to market with great features? 45:42 Why they chose such a bold brand design 55:56 Find out how you can get your hands on a Up account and card Useful links: Up Bank Dom Pym on Linkedin Tree of Up – – – Dom Pym has been involved in numerous start-ups and large scale Information Technology projects since the 90's, in Australia and overseas. Currently he is working on Up, Australia's first next-gen digital bank, built from the ground up to help you spend wisely and save effortlessly. Dominic is also a co-founder of Ferocia, an extraordinary technology team re-imagining Internet banking (launched in 2014 with Bendigo Bank), Pin Payments (Australia's first all-in-one online payments platform) and Clear Interactive (acquired in 2009 by NZX, operators of the New Zealand Stock Exchange and electricity markets). – – – War stories episodes in Banking in Air podcast explores the lives and journeys of founders and technology leaders as they work to overcome challenges while building products in an ever-changing world. Hosted by Marcel Klimo of Vacuumlabs.

Our guest for this week is Nathalie Heynderickx; the bridge between consciousness and management, a specialist of everything in between, and the founder of Zen High Achiever foundation. About Nathalie Heynderickx Nathalie has spent her life honing and developing a commonly overlooked skillset in the corporate world, and as such has become a principal resource in corporate mindful leadership. She shares her experience and deep knowledge of the IT industry to bring balance and calm to high pressure workplaces, whilst maintaining or often increasing productivity. Nathalie is best recognised as the founder of Zen High Achiever foundation with an impressive client portfolio including Peugeot, BP, HP, Mars, ASIC, AGL Energy, Air Services and Bendigo Bank.This is Nathalie’s second time joining us and was in fact our first guest ever. Today she joins us on our third anniversary to talk about the key to living a mindful life.Connect with Nathalie LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathalieheynderickx/Website: http://www.zenhighachiever.com/05:10 A Journey into Health & PeaceNathalie dives into the importance of routine, self-practice and her formula for ensuring she sets up each day for continued and sustained achievement. Taking great influence from Indian traditions and the doshas movements through the day, Nathalie defines how she utilises ancient wisdom in establishing how she traverses each day to maintain balance throughout her life.“Catch the wave as soon as it comes… be more aligned with the cycles of nature”20:40 Brazilian Spirituality or World Spirituality?Discussing the notion of separations of spirituality by location, Nathalie explains her view that now, in the world we live in today, spirituality and their associated practices are no longer locked to any specific place but are available to all.22:02“Modern yoga belongs to humanity”25:30 Defining MindfulnessThe two crucial elements around mindfulness can be broken down to focus and awareness. Nathalie shares how she incorporates all the facets of what she does under the umbrella of ‘mindfulness’. She tells us of a dear friend and teacher who is a monk in a monastery in Sydney, he explained to her that “mindfulness is like the footprint of the elephant” as within the footprint of the elephant we can fit the footprint of all the other animals.27:07“Nature increases our awareness to what is happening in our environment”30:47 Implementing ForgivenessWe head down the rabbit hole of forgiveness and how to do it with greater ease and how it ultimately benefits all, and how the ability to forgive yourself is crucial. Nathalie talks on how you are in control of your own world and being actively forgiving only improves your reality. People routinely require our forgiveness but potentially without even knowing, and therefore too we are consistently being forgiven by others without even knowing about it.42:31“Radical acceptance is the cornerstone of self-compassion”43:40 Boundaries and Accepting Being UncomfortableHere Nathalie explains how we can look beyond the ego mask that we all wear and how to see beyond negative pain or emotions through courage and acceptance. Drawing on the actions of living and past saints it becomes clear that creating boundaries does not serve us. We discuss how we are triggered by our imperfections and that is why we set up boundaries, we are all continuous works in progress.46:02Tara Brach – Radical Acceptancehttps://www.tarabrach.com/store/https://www.audible.com/pd/Radical-Acceptance-Audiobook/B006WP75QE?ref_=sr_1_2&qid=1355596133&sr=1-252:15“I’m pretty sure Christ had no boundaries”Bonus Quotes:1:06:50“Consistency and commitment equate to the result you get; it doesn’t come for free”At the end of the podcast, Nathalie recommends Sean Corn's book "Author of Revolution of the Soul", available here: https://inspiredevolution.com/recommends/revolution-of-the-soul/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InspiredEvolution/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/InspiredEvo/YouTube: https://bit.ly/inspiredevoWebsite: https://inspiredevolution.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Episode 45, “Desire to Deliver”, Blenheim Partners’ Gregory Robinson speaks to Marnie Baker, Managing Director of Bendigo and Adelaide Bank. She has been with the organisation since 1989, an Executive since 2000 and was appointed Managing Director in 2018. Marnie provides us with an insight into her baptism of fire, being at the helm during some of the most challenging times in the industry and the country.Marnie and Greg discuss the big picture of the Australian banking industry, the transition into a cashless society and the importance of a level playing field to ultimately provide customers with access to more competitive products. They delve into digitisation and the advances in technology made through partnerships; Bendigo and Adelaide Bank has always been at the forefront of innovation. In its 162-year history, it was the first to bring to market some of the services we use every day.Furthermore, Marnie talks about leadership in a time of crisis, from the importance of effective communication to the improved speed of decision making. She talks about the opportunity surrounding infrastructure investment in regional Australia and how the COVID-19 pandemic has brought to light the weakness of having the majority of the population living in metropolitan areas. Lastly, Marnie talks about the desire to deliver on a purpose and changing the way people think about banking.

Dom is an entrepreneur and technologist who co-founded Up, a next-generation Australian digital bank delivering super powered banking. Dom has been involved in software, web and mobile development for over 20 years from start-ups to global enterprises in Australia, the UK, the USA and throughout Asia.Up was the first neo-bank to launch in Australia in October 2018 and have already amassed over 200,000 customers.On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show, we discuss: - How a bank works- Money transfer technologies- Technology-led banking- Up's partnership with Bendigo Bank- The International banking market- The difference between ING and Up- Fees and how Up makes money- Investments and backing peopleUp: https://up.com.au/Dom's website: http://dompym.com/Watch and listen to this episode of The Daily Talk Show at https://thedailytalkshow.com/750Email us: hi@thedailytalkshow.comSend us mail: PO BOX 400, Abbotsford VIC 3067The Daily Talk Show is an Australian talk show and daily podcast by Tommy Jackett and Josh Janssen. Tommy and Josh chat about life, creativity, business, and relationships — big questions and banter. Regularly visited by guests and gronks! If you watch the show or listen to the podcast, you're part of the Gronk Squad.This podcast is produced by BIG MEDIA COMPANY. Find out more at https://bigmediacompany.com/

(Audio in Dinka) Members of South Sudanese Community have come together to raise money after Australian states were engulfed bushfires. The crisis response team was the idea of Anyieth Arou Maan who felt concern after many families were destroyed. Anyieth wanted to help and that why he coordinated online fundraising her Facebook page. The team raised $2532 and money was handed over to the Bendigo Bank’s Bushfire Disaster Appeal on Friday 24 January. The Anyieth and the group are planning to volunteer with Blaze Aid in East Gippsland. Here is the interview with Anyieth.

This week's topic is one that was requested through Instagram. I want to talk about environmentalism, the green-living movement, and how we can help those suffering in Australia. To get a transcript of this episode, click here: http://www.roundthecauldron.com/download/episode-50-transcript-environmentalism-and-green-living/ All the places taking donations to help the firefighters, displaced people, injured and the dead, animals, etc. Please share and donate!! FIRES o The NSW Rural Fire Service: https://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/volunteer/support-your-local-brigade o The Country Fire Authority in Victoria: https://www.cfa.vic.gov.au/about/supporting-cfa o The Country Fire Service in South Australia: https://cfsfoundation.org.au/donate DISASTER RELIEF o Australia's Red Cross: https://www.redcross.org.au/campaigns/disaster-relief-and-recovery-new-years-eve#donate o Vinnies disaster appeal: https://donate.vinnies.org.au/appeals-nsw/vinnies-nsw-bushfire-appeal-nsw o The Community Enterprise Foundation, a collaboration between the Salvation Army and Bendigo Bank disaster appeal: https://www.communityenterprisefoundation.com.au/make-a-donation/bushfire-disaster-appeal/ o Foodbank helps get relief for communities cut off from power and food.: https://www.foodbank.org.au/support-us/make-a-donation/donate-funds/?state=nsw-act o Givit accepts donations of items or money: http://www.givit.org.au/ WILDLIFE o The RSPCA bushfire appeal is used to protect the pets, livestock, and wildlife affected by bushfires, helping evacuate animals from disaster zones: https://www.rspcansw.org.au/bushfire-appeal/ o The World Wildlife Fund provides emergency care during bushfires, particularly to koalas: https://donate.wwf.org.au/donate/2019-trees-appeal-koala-crisis#gs.pw3oq8 o The Port Macquarie Koala Hospital searches for and protects the koalas in the region: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-thirsty-koalas-devastated-by-recent-fires o WIRES is an Australia wildlife rescue organization: https://www.wires.org.au/donate/ways-to-help If you can’t donate please help and raise awareness. MENTIONED o Shelby @ Shelbizzle: https://www.youtube.com/user/Shelbizleee WEB SOURCES o https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/01/world/australia/fires.html o https://www.unaa.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/UNAA-Climate-Change-Position-Paper-2019-1-1.pdf o https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2019/nov/22/australia-bushfires-factcheck-are-this-years-fires-unprecedented o https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2019/dec/25/factcheck-why-australias-monster-2019-bushfires-are-unprecedented o https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2019/nov/11/what-are-the-links-between-climate-change-and-bushfires-explainer o https://www.greenamerica.org/green-living o https://climate.nasa.gov/causes/ o https://www.ipcc.ch/site/assets/uploads/2018/02/ipcc_wg3_ar5_summary-for-policymakers.pdf o https://phys.org/news/2018-04-science-amount-straws-plastic-pollution.html CURRENTLY READING: o Drawing Down the Moon by Margot Adler o Get it on Paperback: https://amzn.to/34wM1XT o Get it on Audible: https://amzn.to/2S2NH8V FIND ME ONLINE! o Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/roundthecauldron o Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/roundthecauldron o Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/rounthecauldron o Patreon: http://patreon.com/roundthecauldron o Website: http://www.roundthecauldron.com o Shop: http://www.roundthecauldron.com/shop Don't forget to subscribe and give this video a big thumbs up! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/round-the-cauldron/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/round-the-cauldron/support

Official interest rates have dropped again and that’s not likely to be the end, the Reserve Bank has more than hinted. That’s why Deeksie and Janelle decided to chat with Bendigo Bank’s head of economics and market research for today’s Mind Your Own Retirement podcast. He explains the repercussions for retirees. YourLifeChoices webmaster Drew knows a lot about tech – as you’d expect. Deeksie reveals that he has been having trouble remembering his dozen or so passwords so puts Drew under the griller to find a solution. Guess what? There is one. Semi-retirement has opened up the world for YourLifeChoices friend Dairn. In the past two years it’s almost a case of ‘she’s been everywhere man’. Today she shares a journey that you might want to put on your bucket list – a cruise around Cape Horn in South America.

EPISODE 10| Jack Dynon & Chris YeendWednesday August 7First Quarter | 00.00 to 13.30 - Juniors and MastersJack and Yeendy look at the performance of the Woodend Junior Football Netball Club finalists from opening week of RDFNL Junior finals and pump up the Masters ahead of this weekend. Second Quarter | 14.40 to 19.40 - The Sitdown Jack catches up the Reserves football captain Rupert Miranda ahead of a big finals campaign in the coming weeks.Third Quarter | 21.10 to 35.45 - Round 16 Review A look back at what happened on the weekend including the impressive debut from Emily Lindner in A Grade netball. Fourth Quarter | 36.40 to 51.40 - Senior Preview A look at this weekend's matches against Diggers Rest and what the next few weeks mean for each team over the coming weeks.This episode is all thanks to Bendigo Bank in Trentham. 

Imagine leaving home at the age of 14 to pursue a dream of a life at sea. That’s exactly what my next guest did. In this podcast Andrew Leak and I talk about the exotic locations he visited while with the merchant navy, becoming a salesman for Sanyo, meeting his wife, and his current role as flotilla commander of the Coast Guard in Noosa. Meeting a yearly funding shortfall of around $270,000 is one part of his job and Andrew is thankful to his two major supporters, Tom Offermann Real Estate and Bendigo Bank.

We’re YouTube Live streaming our episodes every second Thursday at 8PM (AEST) starting 30 April. Head to youtube.com/welcometopatchwork and hit subscribe (set a bloody alarm too cos you’ll forget lol). And fear not, we’ll still be releasing these episodes as normal in your podcast app, every Wednesday fortnight. Josh's Bone to Pick with a listener, the Patchwork hosts get dressed up, debating Dion's deliberate misappropriation, getting out of conversations and our thoughts on gyms. With very special guests Oh Wow, Really Good and Baby Boomers Booting Up. Want more Patchwork? For a few dollars a month you can support us, get an extra mini-patch every-second week and get access to behind-the-scenes videos. Visit https://linktr.ee/welcometopatchwork for more info and links to our social media. Support the show.

Our focus is always on how to invest your resources to the greatest effect, but this particular instalment of the Get Invested podcast comes in a noticeable shade of altruism. This is because my guest in this week's show is Hunter Leonard. Hunter is the founder and CEO of Silver & Wise. He is known for helping large businesses with marketing strategy, including Bluescope Steel, NAB, Bendigo Bank, Melbourne Brick and many more. He is also the author of several acclaimed books, a successful businessman and someone with a sharp eye for giving back. Sitting down with Hunter and picking his brain was a real pleasure. In our chat, we covered his early investments/career, how he thinks about money, definitions of success, how to allocate your resources, the productivity potential of older folks and the importance of giving back to your community. Listen to the full episode to hear all this, plus: Why an investment in yourself is often the most important one to make The lessons and teachings of Hunter's first business Hunter's advice to his 18-year-old self Different perspectives on what it means to be successful The difference between an ‘investor' and an ‘outvestor' What Hunter would do with 10 million dollars The intangible benefits of altruistic work Why so many people in Australia feel unfulfilled, and what they should do about it Links: LinkedIn Silver & Wise Facebook

It’s sayonara to the idea of a HomePod for Christmas… we discuss reasons for delay and how this may affect the HomePod’s viability. As an Australian podcast, we also get psyched on several Apple events happening Down Under! Plus it’s quality AND quantity with Apple’s holiday advertising. Want Applelicious audio? Get Apple Slice! Part of the Auscast Network More details at appleslice.com.au

Lots of tech options for Christmas this year, Trevor and Stephen run through some ideas and hot items, plus eBay's new Google Home integration.  Telstra's data on what age kids are getting smartphones and how to keep them safe.  What Samsung is doing in the VR health space, Apple's new Melbourne store and the Bendigo Bank shock news.  Netgear's WiFi solution for business - especially cafe's, and how to improve your Internet at home - all that, plus the minute reviews!

Lots of tech options for Christmas this year, Trevor and Stephen run through some ideas and hot items, plus eBay's new Google Home integration.  Telstra's data on what age kids are getting smartphones and how to keep them safe.  What Samsung is doing in the VR health space, Apple's new Melbourne store and the Bendigo Bank shock news.  Netgear's WiFi solution for business - especially cafe's, and how to improve your Internet at home - all that, plus the minute reviews!

The iN Show - it's all about iNnovation. David dropped by the Innovation awards at Bendigo Bank to enjoy the celebrations honouring the incredible entrepreneurs doing inspirational things. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

James Whelan discusses the real impact of the banking levy, a possible trading strategy in Bendigo Bank, and we delve and discuss the important parts of the budget. Hosted by Ivan Tchourilov, Managing Director at TradeFloor.

Deakin University students, staff and alumni who bank with Bendigo Bank are likely to be funding new scholarships under a new deal struck between the university and the regional bank.

Deakin University students, staff and alumni who bank with Bendigo Bank are likely to be funding new scholarships under a new deal struck between the university and the regional bank.

This diverse group of panel members from academia, public policy and the media offer their thoughts on the 2016 budget, particularly in the context of what needs to be done both to prepare Australia to deal with the current domestic and global environments and for the medium term future. Convened by Mr Steve Sedgwick AO Deputy Chair, Sir Roland Wilson Foundation, Former Australian Public Service Commissioner Speakers Ms Michelle Grattan AO Chief Political Correspondent at The Conversation & Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra Ms Jan Harris Board member, Bendigo Bank & former Deputy Secretary to the Treasury Dr John Hewson AM Former leader of the Opposition & Chair, Tax and Transfer Policy Institute, Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University Dr Mike Keating AC Former Secretary of the Departments of Prime Minister and Cabinet, and Finance Prof Warwick McKibbin AO Chair, ANU Centre for Applied Macroeconomic Analysis, Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University Prof Miranda Stewart Director of the Tax and Transfer Policy Institute, Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University

Andrew Griffithsa is Australia's #1 small business author with 12 books now sold in over 60 countries. Described by most as a street-smart entrepreneur, Andrew bought his first business at the age of 17. Since then, and for the best part of 30 years, he has owned and operated many small businesses in fields as diversified as retail, consulting, advertising, publishing and travel. Today Andrew's passion is to inspire and energise entrepreneurs by sharing his own experiences, observations and realisations. He is a global commentator covering innovative business, customer connection and entrepreneurialism. When it comes to media, Andrew is featured regularly in various media both within Australia and internationally. He is small business writer and advisor for CBS Interactive and he appears on various radio shows, in print with newspaper and magazine articles and on television shows including Sunrise and Good Morning New Zealand. He is the only Australian columnist with Inc.com. He worked with over 200 organisations globally and has worked with many of the leading companies including Telstra, HP, Hertz, Bendigo Bank, Schwarzkopf, Jetset Travelworld Group, GHD, L'Oreal, Ray White, CPA, ING, Re/Max, Optus, St George Bank, ARUP, Bank of Melbourne, Officeworks, Stockland and Ramsay Health Care.