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Re-released Episode- Military Life Community Connectors EXPLAINED PART 1   Maybe you have heard about Military Life Community Connectors, or maybe you want to know more about them. This episode is all about who they are, what they do, and why I felt there was a need for the Military Life Community Connector Program.   No one quite gets you like a fellow Defence Partner, but finding and connecting with other partners can be both tricky and nerve-wracking!   It took me 10 years to find a Defence Partner friend. Partly because I didn't realise what I was missing out on. Partly because I was downright scared to step forward to connect. Partly because I was reluctant to put my hand up for support. Partly because I wasn't given the opportunity to connect and belong in my community.   So, when I finally found what I didn't even know I was missing, that connection and support only fellow Defence Partners can give, I felt a weight lift off of me. I caught my breath. I felt like I belonged and wanted every Defence Partner to have what I had found.   That's why I created the ML Community Connector Program and where Community Connectors come in! I wanted to give every Defence Partner the opportunity to CONNECT and BELONG in their community just like I had because I knew in my heart what a huge difference it made having Defence Partner friends in your corner who just got you and defence life.   ML Community Connectors play a vital role for Defence Partners by bringing them together to create meaningful connections with each other, offering peer support and information, empowering Defence Partners with confidence to access local and defence community-related services, and acknowledging the importance of belonging.   Community Connectors are amazing Defence Partners around the country who have stepped forward and put their hand up to volunteer to help connect spouses in their community- the defence community by providing consistent and welcoming spouse-focused events (on weekends and child-free) that ALL Defence Partners can attend.   We currently have ML Community Connectors in Amberley and Enoggera QLD, HMAS Cerberus VIC, Sutherland and Williamtown NSW, Rockingham WA, Adelaide SA, and Canberra ACT. Community Connection events take place regularly (every 6 weeks or so). If you would like to become a Community Connector in your location, get in touch via hello@militarylife.com.au!   Have a listen to Episode 168 (PART 1) and 169 (PART 2) to find out more. If you would like to learn more about a Community Connection Event happening in your area, click through to your ML Closed State/Territory Facebook group for details (links below).   ACT- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongact/   QLD- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongqld/   TAS- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongtas/   VIC- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongvic/   NT- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongnt/   SA- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongsa/   NSW- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongnsw/   WA- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongwa/      

Re-released Episode- Military Life Community Connectors EXPLAINED PART 2   Maybe you have heard about Military Life Community Connectors, or maybe you want to know more about them. This episode is all about who they are, what they do, and why I felt there was a need for the Military Life Community Connector Program.   No one quite gets you like a fellow Defence Partner, but finding and connecting with other partners can be both tricky and nerve-wracking!   It took me 10 years to find a Defence Partner friend. Partly because I didn't realise what I was missing out on. Partly because I was downright scared to step forward to connect. Partly because I was reluctant to put my hand up for support. Partly because I wasn't given the opportunity to connect and belong in my community.   So, when I finally found what I didn't even know I was missing, that connection and support only fellow Defence Partners can give, I felt a weight lift off of me. I caught my breath. I felt like I belonged and wanted every Defence Partner to have what I had found.   That's why I created the ML Community Connector Program and where Community Connectors come in! I wanted to give every Defence Partner the opportunity to CONNECT and BELONG in their community just like I had because I knew in my heart what a huge difference it made having Defence Partner friends in your corner who just got you and defence life.   ML Community Connectors play a vital role for Defence Partners by bringing them together to create meaningful connections with each other, offering peer support and information, empowering Defence Partners with confidence to access local and defence community-related services, and acknowledging the importance of belonging.   Community Connectors are amazing Defence Partners around the country who have stepped forward and put their hand up to volunteer to help connect spouses in their community- the defence community by providing consistent and welcoming spouse-focused events (on weekends and child-free) that ALL Defence Partners can attend.   We currently have ML Community Connectors in Amberley and Enoggera QLD, HMAS Cerberus VIC, Sutherland and Williamtown NSW, Rockingham WA, Adelaide SA, and Canberra ACT. Community Connection events take place regularly (every 6 weeks or so). If you would like to become a Community Connector in your location, get in touch via hello@militarylife.com.au!   Have a listen to Episode 168 (PART 1) first to find out more. If you would like to learn more about a Community Connection Event happening in your area, click through to your ML Closed State/Territory Facebook group for details (links below).   ACT- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongact/   QLD- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongqld/   TAS- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongtas/   VIC- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongvic/   NT- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongnt/   SA- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongsa/   NSW- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongnsw/   WA- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongwa/

"I want to unschool to give her more freedom. I can't start the journey by forcing her out of school... you can send your kids to school and still be an unschooler in my view. The point is they have the choice”Italy may be Ilaria's country of origin but she well and truly calls our nations capital home. She and her husband (who fatefully met on the day she arrived in Australia over 23 years ago) are raising their two daughters (ages 14 and 8) on a small farm, that she lovingly describes as a geriatric retirement home for animals. Their unschooling experiment began during the covid pandemic lockdowns and they haven't looked back.SUMMARYGrowing up Ilaria's parents described school as her job. They went to work, she went to school. Her duty was to make the most of it and do a good job and she did. The idea of homeschooling began as a joke when Ilaria was deciding on which school to send her daughter to and none of the local options were overly impressive, but it was lockdowns that opened her eyes to the real possibility of adopting an unschooling lifestyle.Because her kids were home, she started observing them and thinking - if she let them do whatever they want, what would they actually learn?Once she saw first hand that they were naturally ticking off the curriculum, they began their unschooling adventure in earnest.Social connections, just like learning, are different in this lifestyle. Navigating teen friendships has been their greatest, but only challenge. Everything else has been a joy.Ilaria loves that her kids ask a tonne of really amazing, left field questions as she herself remembers never asking questions in class because she was so terrified of saying the wrong thing."For the first time in my life, I'm learning because I want to. You know, I think maybe that's secretly the best part of it."Ilaria and her family are a tech family, if they are not out and about in the world they tend to be on screens at home.Other resources that contribute to unschooling for their family are Chat GPT, the wildlife sanctuary where her daughter volunteers, musical theatre, boardgames, science kits, podcasts, audiobooks and social media.The Canberra Homeschool Open Day organised by Ilaria will be held on May 20th 2024 and you can find out more information about it via their website.“I do have hobbies. Like I love to sew and I make soap and all of that. But really, at the moment, my main hobby is homeschooling my kids. It sounds pretty, I don't know, weird. But I'm having a ball doing it.”INSPIRATIONUnschooling Mom2Mom podcastCONNECTInstagram - @unschooling_adventureCanberra Homeschool Open Day website - homeschoolopendaycanberra.weebly.comNOTE: This is an abridged version of the show notes.Follow the link below to find a more detailed summary of what Ilaria shares in this episode.FULL SHOW NOTES HEREConnect with us:Instagram - @australianhomeschoolstoriesSubstack - Australian Homeschool StoriesThis podcast is recorded on the lands of the Bunurong people of the Kulin nation. I pay my respects to elders past, present and emerging and acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded. This always was, always will be aboriginal land.

Jackie Vaughan is a proud advocate of public education and has been a teacher and educational leader in the ACT for 25 years. Jackie Vaughan is the Foundation Principal of Evelyn Scott School, a brand new P-10 school in Denman Prospect, Canberra ACT. All Canberra public schools are guided by the ACT Future of Education Strategy. Evelyn Scott School utilises a Future Focused Learning Continuum from preschool through to Year 10.

Today on the Deadass Podcast. I have my Uncle - Dale Perry who shares some of his life and career as a Police Officer in the Australian Federal Police. Also being a part of the Special Operations Team (SWAT Equivalent). The 29th of November this year marked 30 years since the Jolimont Centre siege that took place in Canberra ACT resulting in the serious wounding of one person and the death of another over the course of two hours. The centre was set on fire and extensive damage was caused by a lone gunman. Dale was called in as apart of the Special Operations Team. In the following years, Dale moved to Queensland to join the Queensland Police Service and continued in the traffic branch riding the the motorcycles. It was great reflecting on some of the stories I heard around the dinner table growing up as a child! Cheers for tuning in..https://www.afp.gov.au/news-centre/media-release/30-years-jolimont-siege Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Convened by the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHR), the Wiyi Yani U Thangani ('women's voices') summit brings together, for the first time, more than 900 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women from around the country to discuss how they can take control of their future and deliver safety, justice and prosperity for their families and communities. The event is taking place d at the National Convention Centre on Ngunnawal and Ngambri Country; Canberra ACT from 9-11 May 2023.

Greetings EA listeners and happy Friday!! This weeks episode features all the way from Calvary Chapel Canberra ACT, Sis Bethany McLaughlin! Bethany was on the Australian Youth Missions team to Perth in 2022, and this was the first time actually speaking and meeting her! But overall Bethany has been involved in the church for many years, in the music ministry or other duties helping out as best as possible.. Hope you listen and enjoy and just like Bethany, she's the everyday apostolic, sharing her story for Gods glory..

Hello there 2023, it's episode 92 of Superchuckamania.. So much going on this episode! From Brazil's election to Kevin McCarthy being voted Speaker of the House, Dark Chocolate UPDATE, Canberra - ACT, Captain has a two dollar story that tells you everything you need to know, Playa has a new addition to the household, Andrew Tate was arrested, there is a new most streamed song in the world according to Spotify, Elon Musk is still being a clown on twitter, the helicopter crash on the Gold Coast, Did anybody die?, two great emails from some corners of the globe!, Recommendations, a last minute Harry update! and Playa has some 2023 predictions!!! Please email us at superchuckamania@gmail.com with your thoughts and suggestions or tweet us at @superchuckaman1

This episode we catch up with Saad from Obsession Car Detailing located in Canberra ACT. Plus a special guest that join's us for a chat. Saad is definitely a great role model for any young detailer out there and all too happy to share his experiences so far within the industry. Minus the few technical issues we all had a great laugh recording this one. It's our longest pod do date so far (even with editing the tech issues HaHa) But well worth the listen. So grab the polisher or a beer and enjoy this one. Thanks for listening. Don't forget to share, subscribe and rate our episodes from where ever you listen to it. Help share the Aussie love for Detailing. Contact me if you are interested in coming on as a guest. We would love to hear your detailing story. Also we are proud to announce that we have Autofiber Australia on board supporting our little podcast. Plus offering all listeners a 15% discount off your first order. Use code: 15DDUP I'd like to thank Joe from Autofiber Australia for his support of the podcast and the Aussie Detailing industry. Check out the Autofiber website. www.autofiber.com.au Follow us on Instagram @detailingdownunderpodcast Email: detailingdownunderpodcast@gmail.com

Community Connectors EXPLAINED-PART 1   Maybe you have heard about Military Life Community Connectors or maybe you want to know more about them. This episode is all about who they are and what they do, and why I felt there was a need for the Military Life Community Connector Program.   No one quite gets you like a fellow Defence Partner but finding and connecting with other partners can be both tricky and nerve-wracking!   It took me 10 years to find a Defence Partner friend. Partly because I didn't realise what I was missing out on. Partly because I was downright scared to step forward to connect. Partly because I was reluctant to put my hand up for support. Partly because I wasn't given the opportunity to connect and belong in my community.   So, when I finally found what I didn't even know I was missing, that connection and support only fellow Defence Partners can give, I felt a weight lift off of me. I caught my breath. I felt like I belonged, and I wanted every Defence Partner to have what I had found.     That's why I created the ML Community Connector Program and where Community Connectors come in! I wanted to give every Defence Partner the opportunity to CONNECT and BELONG in their community just like I had because I knew in my heart what a huge difference it made having Defence Partner friends in your corner who just got you and defence life.     ML Community Connectors play a vital role for Defence Partners by bringing them together to create meaningful connections with each other, offering support and information, and by acknowledging the importance of belonging.     Community Connectors are amazing Defence Partners around the country who have stepped forward and put their hand up to volunteer to help connect defence partners in their community- the defence community by providing consistent and welcoming monthly spouse-focused events (on weekends and child-free) that ALL Defence Partners can attend.     We currently have ML Community Connectors in Amberley and Enoggera QLD, HMAS Cerberus VIC and Richmond NSW, with the role expanding to Rockingham WA, Adelaide SA, Canberra ACT, and Sutherland NSW. Community Connection events will take place on October 15th at those locations and every month after that. It will be an amazing night of connection with Defence Partners coming together around the country.     Have a listen to Episode 138 (PART 1) and 139 (PART 2) to find out more, and if you feel like you might like to put your hand up to be a Community Connector in your location, get in contact with Beck via hello@militarylife.com.au     If you would like to find out more about a Community Connection Event happening in your area, click through to your ML Closed State/Territory Facebook group for details.   TAS- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongtas/   VIC- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongvic/   NT- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongnt/   SA- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongsa/   NSW/ACT- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongnswact/   WA- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongwa/   QLD- https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongqld/

Community Connectors EXPLAINED-PART 2 Maybe you have heard about Military Life Community Connectors or maybe you want to know more about them. This episode is all about who they are and what they do, and why I felt there was a need for the Military Life Community Connector Program.   No one quite gets you like a fellow Defence Partner but finding and connecting with other partners can be both tricky and nerve-wracking!   It took me 10 years to find a Defence Partner friend. Partly because I didn't realise what I was missing out on. Partly because I was downright scared to step forward to connect. Partly because I was reluctant to put my hand up for support. Partly because I wasn't given the opportunity to connect and belong in my community.   So, when I finally found what I didn't even know I was missing, that connection and support only fellow Defence Partners can give, I felt a weight lift off of me. I caught my breath. I felt like I belonged, and I wanted every Defence Partner to have what I had found.   That's why I created the ML Community Connector Program and where Community Connectors come in! I wanted to give every Defence Partner the opportunity to CONNECT and BELONG in their community just like I had because I knew in my heart what a huge difference it made having Defence Partner friends in your corner who just got you and defence life.   ML Community Connectors play a vital role for Defence Partners by bringing them together to create meaningful connections with each other, offering support and information, and by acknowledging the importance of belonging.   Community Connectors are amazing Defence Partners around the country who have stepped forward and put their hand up to volunteer to help connect defence partners in their community- the defence community by providing consistent and welcoming monthly spouse-focused events (on weekends and child-free) that ALL Defence Partners can attend.   We currently have ML Community Connectors in Amberley and Enoggera QLD, HMAS Cerberus VIC and Richmond NSW, with the role expanding to Rockingham WA, Adelaide SA, Canberra ACT, and Sutherland NSW. Community Connection events will take place on October 15th at those locations and every month after that. It will be an amazing night of connection with Defence Partners coming together around the country.   Have a listen to Episode 138 (PART 1) and 139 (PART 2) to find out more, and if you feel like you might like to put your hand up to be a Community Connector in your location, get in contact with Beck via hello@militarylife.com.au   If you would like to find out more about a Community Connection Event happening in your area, click through to your ML Closed State/Territory Facebook group for details.   TAS   https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongtas/   VIC   https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongvic/   NT   https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongnt/   SA   https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongsa/   NSW/ACT   https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongnswact/   WA   https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongwa/   QLD   https://www.facebook.com/groups/mlstrongqld/

Kings of Like A Version, well one half of them, Oscar Dawson from Holy Holy joins the boys to talk how the band started with a weird as hell story, what they have in their rider and what shows they're all watching on tour... Catch Holy Holy in a city near you as they rampage through a mega mega tour:  Thursday 26 May | Torquay Hotel, Torquay VIC (18+) Friday 27 May | Pier Hotel, Frankston VIC (18+) Saturday 28 May | Forum, Melbourne, VIC (18+) Thursday 2 June | UC Refectory, Canberra ACT (18+) Friday 3 June | UniBar,  Wollongong NSW (18+) Saturday 4 June I Civic Theatre - Newcastle, NSW (18+) https://www.holyholymusic.com/   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's episode, we are blessed to be joined by Bishop John Downs. Bishop Downs is the former General Superintendent of the UPCA, he retired in January from the position after leading the Australian church for 21 years. Prior to being elected General Superintendent he served as the Home Missions Director and also as a Presbyter, totalling 41 years on the Executive Board in Australia. Along with that, he pastored Calvary Chapel in Canberra ACT for 28 years before becoming Bishop in 2012. In our conversation, we talk about how he found his way to the Pentecostal church, advise he has for young leaders, what he learned from 28 years of pastoring, some of his miraculous stories, and much more. You do not want to miss this conversation! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hacka-podcast/support

Week 414–Faith Testimony– Sharon Brewer (Canberra ACT) by Pulse 94.1 - Speaking Life

Our good friend Sydney local Beat-Maker, Producer, DJ, Musicians & Music-lover DJ CARATGOLD put together this dope mini J DILLA birthday mix back in 2012 which features some of his favourite Hip Hop tracks, instrumentals mixed in between interview with The Root's front man Black Thought. Run Time: 18 Minutes Mixed by DJ CARATGOLD Check out his other mix here for a dose of soulful hip hop joints. https://soundcloud.com/soulofsydney/mix153 About DJ CARATGOLD / After getting busy as an MC back in the early 2000′s in and around Canberra ACT my crew at the time ALIKEMINDS supported any and all big hiphop acts that came to town (Jungle Brothers, Braintax/Mystro, Bliss & Esso, Lyrical Commission the list goe’s on) With some of the most raw and talented Mc’s around such as Anton, Audible and the new renown Maggot Mouf (Broken Tooth Melbourne) and Canberra’s very own Dj Buick 3x DMC Champ, we tore up the local Battle scenes and generally represented. Sadly people had to go places and the crew never released any official EP. But the name Caratgold continued as a passionate producer and part time Mc. Now residing in Sydney I carry the torch forward as a local Soul/Funk/HipHop Dj and Beatmaker. Listen to more of his mixes, edits & original production here. https://soundcloud.com/caratgold https://www.mixcloud.com/caratgold/ https://www.facebook.com/caratgold/ www.caratgold.bandcamp.com/ - SOUL OF SYDNEY | Feel-Good FUNK, SOUL, DISCO & OLD SCHOOL party jams & beyond | Strictly for the LOVE | Follow us for party info & mixes | facebook.com/soulofsydney | soundcloud.com/soulofsydney | instagram.com/soulofsydney | soulofsydney.org

Our good mate, local Beat-Maker, Producer, DJ, Musicians & Music-lover known as CARATGOLD sent us this killer mini mix of Soulful infused HIP HOP & FUNK joints mix back in 2014 and it was on heavy rotation back in the days. Run Time: 20 Mins Live DJ Mix Tracklist / Intro - Worldwide Soul Connection ? The Black Eyed Peas - What / It Is Slick Rick & Outkast - Street Talkin' Foreign Legion - Feel The Music Everybody - Everybody ? Captain Sky - Super Sporm Rufus Thomas- The Breakdown Ernie Hines - Our Generation Billy Brooks - Forty Days ABOUT NICK CARATGOLD // After getting busy as an MC back in the early 2000′s in and around Canberra ACT my crew at the time ALIKEMINDS supported any and all big hiphop acts that came to town (Jungle Brothers, Braintax/Mystro, Bliss & Esso, Lyrical Commission the list goe’s on) With some of the most raw and talented Mc’s around such as Anton, Audible and the new renown Maggot Mouf (Broken Tooth Melbourne) and Canberra’s very own Dj Buick 3x DMC Champ, we tore up the local Battle scenes and generally represented. Sadly people had to go places and the crew never released any official EP. But the name Caratgold continued as a passionate producer and part time Mc. Now residing in Sydney i carry the torch forward as a local Soul/Funk/HipHop Dj and Beatmaker. Listen to more of his mixes, edits & original production here. www.soundcloud.com/caratgold www.facebook.com/caratgold/ www.caratgold.bandcamp.com/

Dean Wolf is the owner and directer of Get Built constructions in Canberra ACT. From growing up in a small country town to running a million dollar company, Nelson sits down to chat with Dean about his rise to success and the lessons he has learnt along the way. Enjoy 

On this Radioactive Show we hear about the Black Mist Burnt Country art exhibition and symposium which was organised by Burrinja Cultural Centre. The symposium was held on Saturday 9th September in Adelaide.  It shed light on South Australia’s nuclear history and related environmental and social effects: ranging from the British atomic tests at Maralinga in the 1950s and 1960s, to the effects of uranium mining and recent proposals to store nuclear waste in South Australia near Hawker and Kimba. The symposium explored how artists have reflected on nuclear issues through their practice and gave a voice to affected communities. Artists Nuclear campaigners and community members presented on current developments in regard to the proposed nuclear waste dump in SA. Among the speakers were: Jessie Boylan (artist), Merilyn Fairskye (artist), Paul Brown (producer), David Noonan (nuclear campaigner), Gavin Mudd, Jim Green (Friends of the Earth), Karina Lester (anti-nuclear activist), Tilman Ruff (Nobel Peace Prize laureate), Greg Bannon from the Flinders Local Action Group and Mara Bonacci (Conservation SA).The exhibition Black Mist Burnt Country is on display at the National Museum of Australia, Canberra ACT from 24 August – 18 November 2018.The briefing paper about shippping nuclear waste through SA's ports mentioned by David Noonan in this show can be found here.