Podcasts about central districts

The man said to be New Zealand's most successful cricket coach in history has been appointed coach of the Black Caps. Rob Walter replaces Gary Stead in all formats. He is he former South Africa, Otago and Central Districts boss and will take charge until the end of the T20 World Cup in November 2028. Rob Walter talks to Heather du Plessis-Allan about his new role. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A deep dive into the Greater Accra Mayor's ongoing efforts to decongest Accra: progress made, challenges faced, and what's next!

This week on On The Front Foot- the guys award a pass mark to the Black Caps despite losing the final of the Champions Trophy, and they discuss the encouraging start to home series for the White Ferns. The duo also wonder why selection for the Black Caps eludes the Central Districts skipper. Send your views to: onthefrontfoot20@gmail.com. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Central District Stags came ahead of Auckland at the four-day Plunket Shield cricket match on Eden Park's outer oval. Central Districts batsman Tom Bruce joined Piney to discuss. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by Peter Holland as they paid tribute to the 2024 International Women's Player of the Year, Amelia Kerr. Johnny Basset Graham and Will Young are celebrating the T20 tiles for Wellington and the Central Districts, and the boys also discuss the upset from the Aussies as none of their players were named in the Wisden test team of 2024. Send your views to onthefrontfoot20@gmail.com LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daniel McHardy catches up with Central Districts batter Tom Bruce ahead of the Super Smash final. Brought to you by Dulux, the official partner of the Blackcaps and White Ferns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Belief from former Black Cap Chris Cairns that Will Young should be playing over Devon Conway in New Zealand's test series against England. The Central Districts batter - who was named player of the series in the historic 3-nil whitewash of India last month - made way for a returning Kane Williamson in the red-ball squad. Cairns says coach Gary Stead made a rare error by axing Young. The second test in Wellington begins on Friday. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The domestic cricket season begins this weekend with Ford Trophy 50-over action underway. Brad Schmulian, from the Central Districts side, joined D'Arcy Waldegrave to preview their opener against Auckland. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ballistics are a critical forensic tool in criminal investigations today, but how they work is a mystery to most people. We discuss the science of ballistics with ATF Special Agent in Charge Chris Amon. Christopher Amon was appointed as the Special Agent in Charge for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Chicago Field Division in March of 2023. As the Special Agent in Charge, Mr. Amon has responsibility over ATF operations in the Northern and Central Districts of Illinois, The Eastern District of Wisconsin, and the Northern District of Indiana. Before arriving in Chicago, SAC Amon served as the Assistant Special Agent in Charge in the Washington Field Division since August 2020. In this role, Special Agent Amon supervised all ATF criminal enforcement operations in Washington, D.C. Prior to this assignment, SAC Amon served as Chief of the Firearms Operation Division at ATF Headquarters, managing the National Integrated Ballistics Information Network (NIBIN), the NIBIN National Correlation and Training Center (NNCTC), and ATF's Crime Gun Intelligence Programs. He was also the Chairman of the National Crime Gun Intelligence Governing Board consisting of Chiefs of Police, United States Attorneys, District Attorneys, and Laboratory Directors from major cities nationwide. SAC Amon began his career as a Special Agent in the Denver Field Division in 2005. He investigated violent crime and firearms trafficking organizations and was a crisis negotiator of ATF's Los Angeles Special Response Team. Get Prosecutors Podcast Merch: https://www.bonfire.com/store/prosecutors-podcast/ Join the Gallery on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/4oHFF4agcAvBhm3o/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ProsecutorsPod Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prosecutorspod/ Check out our website for case resources: https://prosecutorspodcast.com/ Hang out with us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@prosecutorspod

Ballistics are a critical forensic tool in criminal investigations today, but how they work is a mystery to most people. We discuss the science of ballistics with ATF Special Agent in Charge Chris Amon. Christopher Amon was appointed as the Special Agent in Charge for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Chicago Field Division in March of 2023. As the Special Agent in Charge, Mr. Amon has responsibility over ATF operations in the Northern and Central Districts of Illinois, The Eastern District of Wisconsin, and the Northern District of Indiana. Before arriving in Chicago, SAC Amon served as the Assistant Special Agent in Charge in the Washington Field Division since August 2020. In this role, Special Agent Amon supervised all ATF criminal enforcement operations in Washington, D.C. Prior to this assignment, SAC Amon served as Chief of the Firearms Operation Division at ATF Headquarters, managing the National Integrated Ballistics Information Network (NIBIN), the NIBIN National Correlation and Training Center (NNCTC), and ATF's Crime Gun Intelligence Programs. He was also the Chairman of the National Crime Gun Intelligence Governing Board consisting of Chiefs of Police, United States Attorneys, District Attorneys, and Laboratory Directors from major cities nationwide. SAC Amon began his career as a Special Agent in the Denver Field Division in 2005. He investigated violent crime and firearms trafficking organizations and was a crisis negotiator of ATF's Los Angeles Special Response Team. Get Prosecutors Podcast Merch: https://www.bonfire.com/store/prosecutors-podcast/ Join the Gallery on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/4oHFF4agcAvBhm3o/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ProsecutorsPod Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prosecutorspod/ Check out our website for case resources: https://prosecutorspodcast.com/ Hang out with us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@prosecutorspod

Join Josh Teakle and Adrienne Davies for another edition of Redlegs Radio! The team were joined by the returning Cooper Murley after spending a couple years at Collingwood and SANFLW utility, Kiana Lee after their semi-final win over the Central Districts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Butch Castles previews the weekend of racing with Justin Evans and Kylie Williams as racing returns to the Central Districts with nine races coming out of Otaki Maori Racing club. The South will see racing at Riccarton Park. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Butch Castles previews the weekend of racing with Justin Evans and Kylie Williams as racing returns to the Central Districts with nine races coming out of Otaki Maori Racing club. The South will see racing at Riccarton Park. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I first met Tony Lee when I had the honour to be guest commentator at the 1996 Wellington Cup meeting. In preparing to call a couple of races on the big programme, I received every possible courtesy from the NZ ace. Tony went out of his way to help me through a plethora of strange colours and horse names. I tuned in to hear his description of the recent Wellington Cup won by Mary Louise- his broadcasting swan song after four decades of wonderful service to NZ racing. I called Tony a few days after his Trentham send off to record this tribute to a man whose race calls whetted the appetites of generations of racing fans.  He recalls the warmth of the farewell afforded him by the racing industry. Tony says his last Wellington Cup was a tricky race to call.  He pays tribute to trainer Robbie Paterson and jockey Craig Grylls who bagged a Gr 1 double on the day. The veteran caller outlines the reasons for his surprise retirement.  Tony reminisces about the 1996 Wellington Cup meeting when he and I worked together for the first and only time.  The 65 year old looks back on childhood days on the family farm at Rongotea near Palmerston North. He says his late brother Craig was the one to introduce him to horse racing. Tony goes back to early days as a sound recordist with a local news crew. He says he loved the buzz of the media world. He talks of his admiration for the late Peter Kelly, New Zealand's favourite race caller of the day.  Tony looks back on his race calling debut at the Hutt Park trots. Lee became famous for the passion he generated in his race descriptions. He talks about the development of his style. Tony talks about Castletown's third Wellington Cup win in 1994. The words he used in the closing stages of his call are still repeated by racing fans of all ages. He pays tribute to the remarkable two miler Castletown, one of the country's greatest ever stayers.  The ace commentator talks of Xcellent's memorable win in the 2005 Mudgway Stakes, and the call that people still talk about. Horse lover Lee says he fell in love with Starcraft the moment he first saw him in the Hastings parade yard before the 2004 Mudgway Stakes. Tony talks of his affection for the Hastings track and runs through some of the other racecourses in the Central Districts.  Regrettably he saw little of northern trained Sunline, but he did get to call her final race in NZ- the 2002 Mudgway Stakes. He says local fans gave her an unforgettable send off. Tony acknowledges the deeds of a handful of other special horses. He talks of the 2012 disagreement with TAB Trackside which saw him walk away from his plum role. Eager to test the water out of NZ he spent two years with the Selangor Turf Club in Malaysia. He enjoyed the experience. Tony recalls the twist of fate that would send him back to his old job.  He pays tribute to some of the NZ trainers he's admired over the years. In talking about jockeys he relates a funny story about the day at Otaki when he and trainer Alexander Fieldes put on an exhibition gallop. Tony talks about a business venture outside of racing. He and wife Briar run the Trax Bar and Cafe at Wellington railway station. It's a laid back trip down memory lane with a man who's been a great friend to NZ racing.

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The Canterbury men's cricket team is set to play the Central Districts today at 4pm.  Team captain, Cole McConchie, says he's looking forward to the game and he is certain his team is prepared.  McConchie says the team has a great week ahead of them.  LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW- SANFLW Central Districts young star Lauren Breguet https://youtu.be/sPXByzR9vVk?si=iFtFP_FLPUiql-H9 Today I chat with SANFLW Central Districts young star Lauren Breguet as we discuss what its like playing amongst some AFLW players in the SANFLW competition, how the move from Mildura to SA has payed off, doing some coaching with juniors, playing in a premiership this year with Centrals, what it was like playing U18 championships a few years ago, being a train on with the Adelaide AFLW team, who have helped her feel apart of the team and been so welcoming and caring about all train on players, favourite team mates, coaches pet and so much more. A great chat with Lauren, highly recommended you give it a watch, subscribe if you haven't already and leave a like on this video and share it around. #sanflw

Daniel was joined by Central Districts wicket keeper Dane Cleaver ahead of the start of the New Zealand domestic cricket one day Ford Trophy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kiwi Cricket Kōrero reporter, Otis Murray was fortunate enough to have an interview with Central Districts and Blackcaps spinner Ajaz Patel following Day Two of the Plunket Shield fixture between Otago and Central Districts. Website - https://kiwicricketkorero.wixsite.com/kiwicricketkorero Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kiwicricketkorero_/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/KiwiCricketChat Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/KiwiCricketKorero/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@kiwicricketkorero

Kiwi Cricket Kōrero reporter, Otis Murray was fortunate enough to have an interview with Otago captain Dean Foxcroft following Day One of the Plunket Shield fixture between Otago and Central Districts. INSTAGRAM: ⁠@kiwicricketkorero_⁠ TWITTER: ⁠@KiwiCricketChat⁠ Join us on Discord where you can chat to like minded people about Kiwi Cricket! - ⁠https://discord.gg/MGzsBBAzW8⁠ Check out our website with all the key information on Kiwi Cricket Kōrero! - ⁠https://kiwicricketkorero.wixsite.com/kiwicricketkorero

The Blackcaps have all but qualified for the World Cup semifinals.   Former Canterbury and Central Districts cricketer Jarrod Englefield joined Bryan and Jeremy to assess the teams last round-robin match.  He also revealed that he's in the record book for being timed out in a club game in Marlborough.   They also discussed if Glenn Maxwell's double hundred was the greatest one-day innings that's ever happened.   Send your views to onthefrontfoot20@gmail.com    LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Once Again what a week its been in sports - From locally in South Australia to everywhere abroad !!!In this episode Pete & Malcom briefly chat about - AFL - Round 22 recap & results and our tips for round 23 - SANFL - tips for round 17 - - World Cup Soccer - Matildas - Done Australia Proud !!! - Concussion Retirements - Where will it end Our Past Players Past legends this weeks Episode we speak with a past legend who has travelled the country and played for South Melbourne/Sydney, Collingwood & Central Districts - Greg tells us of the move to Sydney and how he ended up at Central Districts (the DOGS)......... Greg Smith ( South Melbourne/Sydney, Collingwood & Central Districts ) ..... plus much much more And This week we have our regular segment - Extra Time / Big Finish - Trade - Re-sign - Retire - NEW - Mail bag - we answer you the listeners questions - Good , Bad & Ugly events of the week or weekend ......Plus much much more ..........Find us on your favourite podcast providers Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/game-on/id1647951809Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/55zvQJnnwSXfazoEEKEj50?si=ea5099e361d84731#cricketaustralia#testcricket#adelaide36ers#basketball#aflw#AFLDraft#atp#AFL#sanfl#cricket#baseball#adelaidegiants#supercars#kensingtoncricket#bowlssa#BPL17

Fresh off kicking 4 goals in the Magpies' win over Central Districts, @PAFC Orazio Fantasia joins David and Will in studio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of the show, Binksy, Baldy and Stu look back at an action-packed week at the IPL, which saw plenty of runs, some very fast bowling and, unfortunately, too many injuries. We also discuss the Black Caps v Sri Lanka series, the conclusion of the Plunket Shield and New Zealand's upcoming tour to Pakistan.The IPL has started with a bang - Virat Kohli sixes, Mark Wood rockets, Jos Buttler catches and incredible crowds - but a serious injury to Kane Williamson looks likely to rule him out of the ODI World Cup later in 2023. We discuss the implications for the Black Caps, whether Hardik Pandya should be seriously considered as India's white-ball captain, if Kyle Mayers has springs inside his bat and whether the Punjab Kings can maintain their impressive start to the tournament.In the second segment of the show we discuss the white-ball series between New Zealand and Sri Lanka, which has so far been dominated by a largely second-string Black Caps' side. We talk about Rachin Ravindra's composure, tally up the gains from our skyrocketing Will Young stock and discuss the squads for the upcoming T20 and ODI tour to Pakistan.To round out the show, we touch on the strong finish to the NZ domestic season for Central Districts, a win for NZ A against the Aussies and wonder if Rory Burns running down the wicket is a sign of things to come in the County Championship.We'll be back again soon to discuss more news from the IPL and the Black Caps' tour to Pakistan. In the meantime, please take the time to give us a like, follow, share or subscribe on all our channels (@toporderpod on Twitter and Facebook, & @thetoporderpodcast on Instagram) and a (5-Star!) review at your favourite podcast provider, or tell a friend to download. It really helps others find the show and is the best thing you can do to support us. You can also find all our written content, including our Hall of Fame series, at our website, and a few of our episodes are now available on YouTube - we're slowly chipping away at populating this channel, including adding our latest episodes, like this one!You can also dip back into our guest episodes - including recent conversations with Cam Fletcher, Luke Wright and Dean Foxcroft, plus chats with Shane Bond, Finn Allen, Katey Martin, Mike Hussey, Matt Henry, Sophie Devine, Andre Adams, Bharat Sundaresan and many more fascinating people from all across the cricketing world.If you'd like to reach out to us with feedback, questions or guest suggestions, get in touch at thetoporderpodcast@gmail.com.Thanks for listening.

Dylan Cleaver & Paul Ford join Jason Hoyte for another episode of NZ's #1 cricket podcast, The BYC!In this episode, the guys discuss the utter brilliance of Central Districts beating Canterbury in the Ford Trophy Final, the winners of the NZ Cricket Awards, and what the hell was going on with Steve Smith in his IPL announcement...Plus, "Paul Ford's New Or Ruse', 'Toppa Correspondence' of the Week', 'Jase's Commentary Nook' and 'Cricket Violence Corner'.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Central Districts Batter Jack Boyle chats with Smithy about winning the Ford trophy Final yesterday At Mclean Park by six wickets vs Canterbury, Josh Clarkson, playing his brother, celebrations, Plunket Shield & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Smithy's Sermon. Today Smithy highlights the final of the Ford Trophy, which you may not know was won yesterday by Central Districts, a possible replacement for Dutchie in the Blackcaps, broadcasters poor management of schedule & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The folks at Levno have supported REX from pretty much day one. and Matt from Levno joins Hamish for a chat at the CD Fieldays.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rebecca caught up with the Heliworks team at CD Fieldays.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Event Director Johnathan Paul joins Rebecca Greaves for a chat at CD Fieldays.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rebecca Greaves catches up with Ovis Management Michelle Simpson at the CD Fieldays.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hamish McKay walked into the Equissage setup at the CD Fieldays as they make their debut at the event.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TRC Tractors Branch Manager​ Aaron Meurk joins Hamish on the ground at CD Fieldays for a celebration of 75 years of TRC Tractors.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The holiday season in New Zealand means domestic T20 cricket matches all around the country. The men's and women's competitions launched in unique fashion today, with members of the media joining players and some aspiring young cricketers for a pre-season skills challenge. Representing RNZ -- and his home association Central Districts -- was sports reporter Clay Wilson.

Jamie catches up with Staffy live from Fitz Park to discuss the ride of T20 Cricket & How our Blackcaps are tracking

This is Through the Pickets, a podcast proudly brought to you by the New Zealand Cricket Players Association where we showcase our members interests, achievements and experiences either side of the white picket fence, with more of a lens on their off-field endeavours.This episode features a man who has three children under the age of seven, when he isn't being a dad or playing cricket for Central Districts he is a builder, and if that's not a full enough schedule swing bowler and Blackcap Seth Rance is the Deputy Chief of the Greytown Volunteer Fire Brigade. 

Co-Host of "Kane & Hayesy" and 4x SANFL Premiership Player for Central Districts, Andrew Hayes, caught up with Scott Cummings & Tim Gossage to discuss the latest AFL news including Junior Rioli's potential move to Port Adelaide.

We talk to Ross Taylor about the response he's had to his new book ‘Black and White', the joy of dominating schoolboy cricket with a teenage Jesse Ryder, the hidden agendas which led to him being ousted as Black Caps captain, becoming an overnight millionaire in the IPL auction, the best memories of the late Sir Martin Crowe, deep convos with Kane Williamson, what life after cricket looks like and much, much more. Show notes | Episode 93 | Ross Taylor 1:51: Is Ross Taylor a HAMbassador? 4:06: The journey after launching the new book Black and White 10:23: The process of writing the book and pulling out transcripts after eight years  13:25: The fallout after the first five days 14:54: Will Ross Taylor still pay for half of Seamus' wedding?  17:20: What's The Time Mr. Wolf? 19:58: Opportunity costs and getting used to life at home 26:41: The change in Ross Taylor from the start of his career to the end 27:57: Rising through the ranks at Central Districts and growing up with Jesse Ryder  36:48: Early sponsorships, why Ross could never play rugby, and being available for domestic cricket 43:06: The mechanics of an IPL auction 48:45: The captaincy saga 56:11: Similarities to the Ian Foster All Blacks coaching situation  1:00:19: Does time heal old wounds? 1:06:55: Racism, culture, and identity 1:16:48: Ross Taylor on the late Sir Martin Crowe 1:23:46: The relationship with NZ Cricket 1:26:12: Ian Smith, Andy Haden, and Leanne McGoldrick 1:30:28: A conversation between Ross Taylor and Kane Williamson 1:33:23: The long, bumpy road to retirement  1:44:08: What's next for Ross Taylor? 1:46:25: Some quick yarns the boom box in the Long Room at Lords, Peter Andre's Mysterious Girl, and a near miss in St Kitts  1.54.03: Last words from Steven, Seamus and RossSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Butch Castles previews the weekend of racing at Ruakaka and the Central Districts with guests Kozzi Asano, Mark Walker and Chris Gibbs on the show.

Butch Castles previews the weekend of racing at Ruakaka and the Central Districts with guests Kozzi Asano, Mark Walker and Chris Gibbs on the show.

In this episode of Leavers, I speak to former Sydney Swan, Central Districts Bulldog, and now 7 News sports reporter, Andrew Hayes. Join me as Andrew speaks about what it was like moving from the busy city of Sydney to the small-town feel of Adelaide. We also talk about the pain of being delisted from the Swans, his love of the Central Districts, and what he really thinks of Kane Cornes. Andrew has the ability to make people feel welcome, even if he has only just met you. Such warmness makes people gravitate towards him, but if you listen to this podcast you will also quickly learn that if you have the ability to adapt to your surroundings, have the strength to work hard, and embrace your newfound home you will truly know how to live in the moment and enjoy your life like Andrew does. Remember to subscribe and I hope you enjoy the episode! This podcast was a smashed Smashed Gnome Production. https://smashedgnomeproduction.com/

Central Districts focus: Listen to our Seasonal Focus podcast with Farm Source Central Districts TSR Paul Mercer to hear how the region is going this season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this latest episode of On the Job With PORAC, PORAC President Brian Marvel and Vice President Damon Kurtz take a deep dive into SB2 and its effect on California's law enforcement with David E. Mastagni of Mastagni Holstedt and Timothy Talbot of Rains Lucia Stern St. Phalle & Silver, PC.   ABOUT DAVID E. MASTAGNI David E. Mastagni is a partner with the Labor Department of Mastagni Holstedt, APC He specializes in labor and employment law representation, including trial and appellate litigation in California and federal courts. David is also an experienced PORAC Legal Defense Fund panel attorney and is admitted in U.S. District Court, Southern, Eastern, Northern and Central Districts of California, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the U.S. Supreme Court. Having devoted his legal career to labor and employment litigation with an emphasis on representation of public safety representatives and their members with respect to all aspects of their employment, David has focused on complex civil, class-action, and collective-action litigation matters in labor and employment law, claims arising out of the Fair Labor Standards Act, Public Safety Officers' Procedural Bill of Rights, the California Labor Code, the Meyers-Milias-Brown Act, and other statutes guaranteeing labor and employment rights to employees. He is experienced in collective bargaining and interest arbitration to establish terms and conditions of employment. CLICK HERE to learn more about Mastagni Holstedt.   ABOUT TIMOTHY TALBOT Timothy K. Talbot is a principal at Rains Lucia Stern St. Phalle & Silver, PC (“RLS”). He serves as RLS's co-managing principal, responsible for all firm operations. In addition, he manages the firm's Sacramento office and is a member of the Collective Bargaining Practice Group. Tim has practiced labor law for more than 25 years. He specializes in representing and advising labor organizations in all aspects of traditional labor relations, including contract negotiations, grievances, unfair labor practices, bargaining unit certifications and modifications, mediation, and arbitration. Tim has served as chief negotiator for hundreds of public and private sector collective bargaining agreements. In addition, Tim has extensive experience litigating public employee pension and Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) matters.  Tim also represents individual peace officers, firefighters, paramedics and other employees in disciplinary matters, internal affairs investigations, critical incidents, Department of Energy security clearance investigations and hearings, and professional licensure matters. Tim has successfully represented clients in hundreds of arbitrations, administrative hearings, state and federal court cases and appellate proceedings resulting in published opinions. Tim has been repeatedly selected for inclusion in the California Super Lawyers list. CLICK HERE to learn more about Rains Lucia Stern PC.

On the front foot this week, We assess some of the issues The Blackcaps face as they come to together for the WT20.Jeremy gives his assessment of the England Ashes team just chosen, new Central Districts coach Rob Walter eager for the challenge of the Domestic season and another milestone of the past in Remember This.Share your thoughts, email onthefrontfoot@nzme.co.nz.

Susan GareaSusan and I talk about the BFI (Browning Ferris) NLRB Decision and Rule and some other things.Specializing in public and private sector labor law on behalf of labor organizations and individual employees. Northwestern University, B.A., African-American Studies; Economics (2001) University of California at Los Angeles, School of Law, J.D. (2008), graduate of David J. Epstein Program in Public Interest Law and Policy and with a concentration in Critical Race Studies Member, California State Bar (2008); U.S. District Courts for the Northern, Eastern, Southern and Central Districts of California; United State Court of Appeal for the Ninth Circuit and D.C. Circuit; State Bar Labor and Employment Section. - Member, Board of Directors, AFL-CIO Lawyers Coordinating Committee. - Contributing Author to Working for Justice: The L.A. Model of Organizing and Advocacy (Cornell University Press). - Previous work experience includes Associate attorney, Gilbert & Sackman (2008-2010) and elementary school teacher (2001-2005).Unionist is hosted by Phil Ybarrolaza in Oakland, CA.This episode was recorded in Downtown Oakland California. Unionist is a proud member of the Podifornia (podifornia.com) podcast network.

Gifted indigenous footballer and Central Districts legend Sonny Morey joins Graham Cornes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Black Caps have named a left-arm orthodox, right-arm swing heavy squad to face England for two tests in June.As anticipated, 21-year-old Wellington all-rounder Rachin Ravindra is the closest thing to a bolter in the 20-strong touring party named by selectors Gary Stead and Gavin Larsen. He will join provincial teammate Devon Conway and Otago's Jacob Duffy as the only uncapped members of the squad.Earning recalls are Doug Bracewell and Ajaz Patel, with the former subject to a fitness test on his hip before being cleared to fly. It marks Bracewell's first return to the team since 2016. Colin de Grandhomme (ankle) and Ross Taylor (hamstring) have also been selected pending fitness tests that both are expected to pass.The unluckiest player to miss selection is Auckland's Glenn Phillips, a white-ball dynamo who rose to the red-ball occasion when scoring a half century on test debut against Australia last year.He has added some fairly raw off-spin to his repertoire but the selectors have instead opted for three left-armers in Patel, Mitchell Santner and Ravindra.If selected to play, Ravindra would be the youngest New Zealand test player since Ish Sodhi debuted at 20 against Bangladesh in Chattogram in 2013.In this his third and most successful professional season, the left-hander notched twin hundreds for New Zealand A against the touring West Indies and recently returned from a dislocated shoulder to record his first Plunket Shield century, followed by six wickets in Wellington's final-round draw against Auckland."Rachin's been earmarked as a star of the future since his Under-19 days and we've been really encouraged by the advancement in his game this season, with both bat and ball," coach Gary Stead said. "He's obviously an opening option, but also has the ability to bat in the middle order which combined with his left-arm finger spin make him a great asset to our squad."Jacob's been a consistent performer on the domestic circuit and his ability to swing the ball made him a particularly compelling option with a Dukes ball in English conditions."Swinging the ball away from the right-handers is seen as a critical component in English conditions, hence the selection of a posse of right-arm fast-medium pacers, including Tim Southee, Kyle Jamieson, de Grandhomme, Duffy, Bracewell and Matt Henry, with Daryl Mitchell also capable of finding movement in the right conditions.The out-and-out pace of Lockie Ferguson must have been tempting, but Stead said it was too early after recovering from a stress fracture and his primary focus would be on the T20 World Cup in India later this year.All 14 players who featured in the home test summer have been selected, while Conway comes in after a prolific start to his international white-ball career.De Grandhomme and Patel return after injuries robbed them of chances this season, while Central Districts' Bracewell, listed as an all-rounder, returns close to five years after his last test against South Africa at Pretoria.Bracewell enjoyed a consistent Plunket Shield, where he averaged 26 with the ball and 43 with the bat, and claimed nine wickets for New Zealand A at 19.6."We're confident he'll enjoy bowling on English pitches in June," Stead said."Colin's injury is progressing well and we're hopeful he will begin running again shortly. We'll monitor him closely over the next few weeks to ensure he's on target."It's been pleasing to see Ajaz back playing consistently since missing the early part of the season and he's proven in the past what he can do if the ball is turning."The squad will hold two training camps in early May before departing for England in two groups on May 16 and 17.Players involved in the IPL will be managed on a case-by-case basis depending on when their team exits the tournament.The two England tests take place at Lord's starting June 2 and Edgbaston on June 10. The squad will then be trimmed to 15 for the World Test Championship Final at the Ageas...

New Zealand named their squad to play the season-ending T20I series against Bangladesh and as was widely tipped, it will see a potential debut for explosive Wellington opener Finn Allen.The right-hander was at home in Auckland with extended family who gathered to say goodbye before he prepared to leave for the Indian Premier League, when he saw he had a call from Black Caps selector-coach Gary Stead. He left the room to take the call."I came out with a pretty big grin on my face," he said. "It's awesome to get that opportunity. I mean, who doesn't want to play for their country?"It caps a meteoric rise for the 21-year-old who a year ago was languishing on the fringes of the Auckland squad. Since then he has signed for Wellington, set records in the Super Smash, was called up as injury cover for Martin Guptill in the Black Caps, earned an IPL contract and now has a chance to prove himself at international level ahead of the World T20 in India this year."I'm so grateful to Cricket Wellington for giving me the opportunities," he said.The gratitude would be mutual.Allen was a pivotal part of Wellington's successful Super Smash side, scoring a competition-best 512 runs at an average of 56.9 and an eye-popping strike rate of 193.9.His approach is based on aggression, so he likes to call it "intent" and putting the new-ball bowlers under the cosh from ball one."For me [the key] is the simplicity of what I'm trying to do when I'm out there," he said. "Keeping my head as clear I can and literally just focusing on watching the ball and trying to hit it as hard as I can."His numbers paint a very modern picture. While Allen averages a touch over 48 in T20s, he hovers around 25 in List A cricket and under 20 in limited first-class opportunities since making his debut in 2018. This month he was signed by Virat Kohli's Royal Challengers Bangalore as a replacement for Australia's Josh Philippe. At a shade under $40,000 his contract will not put him in the millionaire's club but it was still a stunning opportunity for a player yet to wear national colours at senior level.Adam Milne will be more familiar to fans, having played 61 times for his country across the white ball formats.Milne, 28, made his debut for the Black Caps in 2010 as a teenage tearaway but the rigours of flat-out fast bowling on a slight frame have meant that injury has been a constant companion.Of late Milne has become a specialist T20 bowler, turning in consistent performances for the Sydney Thunder in the Big Bash. He has a $670,000 contract with the Mumbai Indians for the upcoming IPL and has been training with Central Districts since leaving managed isolation.Six regulars, including Kane Williamson are missing. He is joined on the sidelines for this series by Mitchell Santner, Kyle Jamieson, Jimmy Neesham, Tim Seifert and Trent Boult.Devon Conway will have the added responsibility of taking the gloves, while Will Young has been included as a top order option.Speedster Lockie Ferguson has recovered from a stress fracture and returns."It's certainly been a season like no other and once again we've had to be pragmatic in our approach," selector Gavin Larsen said."The six guys who will miss this series are incumbents in our T20 side and the decision to give them some time at home with family before they embark on a long stint in India was principally made with their welfare in mind."We're also very aware of the need to give others opportunities in a World Cup year."NZ squad to face Bangladesh: Tim Southee (c), Martin Guptill, Finn Allen, Devon Conway, Will Young, Glenn Phillips, Mark Chapman, Daryl Mitchell, Adam Milne, Lockie Ferguson, Ish Sodhi, Todd Astle, Hamish Bennett.text by Dylan Cleaver, NZ Herald

lovethylawyer.comA transcript of this podcast is easily available at lovethylawyer.com.Go to https://www.lovethylawyer.com/blog for transcripts.This episode is supported by Premier Bail Bonds. Contact Ryan Leary at ryan@bail.com, 408-482-7822 In collaboration with the Alameda County Bar Association, Love Thy Lawyer presents an interview with: Jo-Anna Nieves.https://thenieveslawfirm.com/our-firm/jo-anna-nieves-esq/Jo-Anna Nieves graduated from The Florida State University in 2005 with two Bachelor of Science degrees in Multinational Business and Finance. Thereafter, she attended Florida State University College of Law where she earned her Juris Doctorate in May 2009. Ms. Nieves passed the California Bar in 2009 and went to work at the Sacramento County District Attorney’s Office, where she prepared misdemeanor cases for trial, negotiated plea offers, argued suppression motions, built a rapport with members of the legal community, and further developed her trial advocacy skills. Two years later, she accepted a position as a trial attorney at Mandarich Law Group, LLP, a creditor’s rights law practice, where she effectively litigated over 400 cases by reaching favorable resolutions for her client by way of settlement prior to trial and maintaining a success rate of 95% for over 100 cases that were decided at trial. She then formed The Nieves Law Firm. Ms. Nieves has successfully represented defendants charged with crimes such as assault and battery, DUI, contempt, drug offenses, sexual assault, theft, and domestic violence. She also has an impressive track record in civil litigation matters such as civil harassment, domestic violence, and elder abuse restraining orders.She volunteers as a mock trial coach for El Centro Legal de la Raza’s Youth Law Academy and is a member of the Earl Warren Inns of Court. She is admitted to practice before all courts of the State of California and the United States District Courts for the Northern and Central Districts of California as well as the State of Florida and the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida.Alameda County Bar AssociationThe Alameda County Bar Association (ACBA) is a professional membership association for lawyers and other members of the legal profession. The ACBA provides access to ongoing legal education; and promotes diversity and civil rights in the Alameda County legal community. Our mission is to promote excellence in the legal profession and to facilitate equal access to justice. Louis Goodman www.louisgoodman.com louisgoodman2010@gmail.com 510.582.9090  Special thanks to ACBA staff and members: Cailin Dahlin, Saeed Randle, Hadassah Hayashi, Vincent Tong and Jason Leong. (https://www.acbanet.org/) Musical theme by Joel Katz, Seaside Recording, Maui Technical support: Bryan Matheson, Skyline Studios, Oakland  We'd love to hear from you.  Send us an email at louisgoodman2010@gmail.com. Please subscribe and listen. Then tell us who you want to hear and what areas of interest you’d like us to cover.  Please rate us and review us on Apple Podcasts.   

Central Districts all-rounder Doug Bracewell joins the All Sport Breakfast as he continues his superior form in the T20 Super Smash.

Will Young will become New Zealand test cricketer number 280 in the first test against the West Indies in Hamilton tomorrow.Long touted as one of the unluckiest players never to don a black cap in any format, the Central Districts batsman appears set to finally get his chance tomorrow.He will open and Tom Blundell will drop to number six in place of B-J Watling who did not train with his injured hamstring.Meanwhile, West Indies cricket captain Jason Holder has been presented with the “New Zealand illusion” when it comes to pitches.The latest example comes courtesy of an emerald Seddon Park ahead of today’s first test of the series starting at 11am.Holder’s done his homework and expects the pitch will flatten out.Listen above as Lesley Murdoch previews the game with Kate Hawkesby

Tom Blundell has gone down in the record books for becoming just the second batsman in New Zealand first-class history to be given out for obstructing the field.The dismissal, for 101, came after a long wait for both teams to get on the park on the final day of the Wellington Firebirds-Otago Volts Plunket Shield match at the Basin Reserve, after stormy weather stalled play until almost 5pm.The Volts had been kept waiting for the chance to take the final three wickets to win their first Plunket Shield match at the Basin Reserve since 2003, while the Firebirds still had two top order batsmen in Black Cap Blundell and concussion substitute Andrew Fletcher to attempt to chase down a further 94 needed for a home victory.But just seven balls into the resumption, Blundell's rare dismissal triggered a quick demise for the hosts as Jacob Duffy snatched eight wickets for the match in a special 84-run victory for the side.The denouement was also remarkable for the sights in the middle, the Volts wearing blue and gold beanies in the frigid conditions, following horizontal rain earlier in the day.The sole previous instance of an obstructing the field dismissal in the scorecard of a New Zealand or Plunket Shield first-class match was in December 1953 when Canterbury tailender Johnny Hayes was dismissed at Christchurch's now demolished Lancaster Park against Central Districts; and yesterday's instance was the first since the handled ball rules were tweaked in 2017.For the Volts, it was a well executed victory that catapulted the southerners from fifth to third equal on the points table. It was also their second Plunket Shield victory in four matches, after having beaten the Stags in Dunedin at the tail of last summer.It left the Firebirds as the only side yet to pocket a win heading into next week's fourth round, an egg the defending champions will be hoping to break against the undefeated Auckland Aces who will be next up at the Basin Reserve.The Volts now head south for their first home match, at Alexandra's Molyneux Park, against unbeaten competition frontrunners Canterbury. 

Welcome to another week of your sporting fix! This week we talk to new Central Districts cricket debutant (number 300) Joey Field about his journey and first match against Auckland, we recap on the third Bledisloe Cup match in Sydney, Mitre 10 Cup and the Melbourne Cup!

Join Jock and Nick from Sports Saturday on 1134 3CS as they take a walk down memory lane with some of Colac and the Districts greatest sporting legends. This episode's guest is Tyson Hay a four time Premiership player at Central Districts and former Colac Coach. Listen live to Sports Saturday from 8am on 1134 3CSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It was a lot of fun this week when we were joined by Doggies veteran and their current skipper, Luke Habel. We spoke about what it's like being the leader of a young group, his thoughts on the season so far and how the team can improve, what it was like living with close mate and Doggies premiership star, Andrew Hayes and Luke dishes the dirt on some of his teammates and new coach, Jeff Andrews.

Andrew Bensley catches up with Central Districts trainer Chrissy Bambry about her five runners at Hawera on Saturday.

In this episode of the show we speak with incumbent Black Caps Test spinner Ajaz Patel. You'll hear about his journey from Auckland age-group seamer to international spinner in a relatively short amount of time, the hard work he put in with Dipak Patel and others to make that happen, his move to Central Districts, his dream debut against Pakistan and how he navigates the variety of roles a spinner can play in different locations and even within a game. We knew Ajaz was a hard worker, but came away from this chat with an enormous amount of respect for what he's achieved and the way he goes about his business - it really is a must listen for fans of the Black Caps and spin bowling in general. If you like what you hear, give us a like, follow, share or subscribe on all our channels (@toporderpod on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram) and a (5-Star!) review at your favourite podcast provider. It really helps others find the show. Thanks for listening.

Dipak Patel had a first-class career spanning more than 20 years, including over a decade for Worcestershire before moving to NZ and playing 37 Tests and 75 ODIs for his adopted country. Perhaps best known for opening the bowling in the 1992 World Cup, Dipak repeated the dose in 1993 to help spin NZ to a rare Test victory against Australia. Since his playing days, Dipak stayed in the game as a coach, including stints with Central Districts, NZ U-19 and Papua New Guinea. We talk about coming through the grades predominantly as a batsman, England ambitions, the move to NZ, a tough introduction to international cricket against an incredible West Indies side, the NZ tour to Pakistan in 1990, cutting off Dean Jones and opening the bowling at the 1992 World Cup, plus plenty more. Note: We recorded this interview in two sessions, and unfortunately the audio quality drops for the final 15-20 minutes.

Alan Stewart - 'Where Are They Now' with the highly respected Central Districts, Port Adelaide & Adelaide Crows legend - Thanks to Walco. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ajaz Patel, Spin Bowler from Central Districts and the Black Caps joins The Kick-Off Sports Breakfast Show. Ajaz share his journey with first class cricket, how much he loves playing for CD and being part of the region, The whirlwind that has been the last couple of years for him and what it means to him to now be a contracted New Zealand Cricket player. The Kick-Off Sports Breakfast Show with Damian Collins, Saturdays 7am to 10am on Beach FM 106.3 or online at www.beachfm.co.nz

In a very entertaining chat I caught up with Seb Guilhaus, a real genuine nice bloke and star of this year's Married at First Sight Australia (MAFS) on Channel 9. Seb played 48 league games with Central Districts, Glenelg and the Eagles in the SANFL and he also played 30 games in the NTFL. We spoke about Seb's experience on MAFS, his connection with Lizzie on the show, those controversial dinner parties and life after MAFS. We also spoke about Seb's great new business, SG Wellness, his footy journey, the controversial 19th man incident and the time that Seb acted out a scene from the movie Old School in front of fans.

In this Masterclass Discussion PDP Editor, Dave Wright is joined by Head Coach of Auckland Aces Cricket team, Heinrich Malan to discuss a range of coaching topics.Heinrich is a highly successful young coach having one national titles with both Central Districts and most recently his Auckland Aces side in the 2019/20 Ford Trophy One Day Competition. Dave and Heinrich dive into a number of topics including the individual nature of cricket, the future game, specialist coaching, technique and managing athletes transitioning into the team and returning from international duty. This conversation is essential listening for coaches who want to understand a high performance environment from a top practitioner with a big future in coaching.For the full discussion head over to our website or click here.Exclusive offer for Podcast listeners: 30 Days Free Active Membership. Visit www.playerdevelopmentproject.com/podcast

In a very entertaining chat I caught up with Seb Guilhaus, a real genuine nice bloke and star of this year's Married at First Sight Australia (MAFS) on Channel 9. Seb played 48 league games with Central Districts, Glenelg and the Eagles in the SANFL and he also played 30 games in the NTFL. We spoke about Seb's experience on MAFS, his connection with Lizzie on the show, those controversial dinner parties and life after MAFS. We also spoke about Seb's great new business, SG Wellness, his footy journey, the controversial 19th man incident and the time that Seb acted out a scene from the movie Old School in front of fans.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Black Caps have been hit by a double injury blow ahead of their second test against England, with Trent Boult and Colin de Grandhomme both being ruled out due to injury.Boult, who could only bowl one over on the final day of the Black Caps' win by an innings and 65 runs in Mount Maunganui, went for an MRI scan yesterday, which confirmed he had strained one of the muscles overlying his ribs on his right hand-side, but cleared him of any bone stress.He will miss the test starting on Friday at Seddon Park, as will de Grandhomme, who sustained a tear to his left lower abdominal muscle during the second innings, which saw him not bowl after lunch.The pair will begin rehabiliation with an aim to be fit for the Black Caps' first test against Australia in Perth on December 12, and Black Caps bowling coach Shane Jurgensen was hopeful both can recover in time."It's as good as what it could be, and hopefully they won't be out for too long."[Boult's injury] is quite a unique bowling injury that's not been seen much before, but fingers crossed it will be a quick rehab."We want them to be on the plane to go to Perth, so we're certainly working towards that, but the initial plan is really just rest and rehab."Northern Districts all-rounder Daryl Mitchell has been called into the test squad as de Grandhomme's replacement, and will join the Black Caps today along with Lockie Ferguson and Todd Astle, who have rejoined the test squad after being released to play domestic one-day cricket.Colin de Grandhomme (left) and Trent Boult (middle) have both been ruled out of the Black Caps' second test against England. Photo / GettyMitchell, who has played nine Twenty20 internationals for the Black Caps, hit an unbeaten 170 for Northern Districts in his last Plunket Shield match, and played for New Zealand A against England in their warm-up match, taking 2-34 and contributing scores of 19 not out and 22 with the bat.He most recently took 3-54 and hit an unbeaten 62 from 54 balls to lead ND to a one-day win over Central Districts on Monday.A powerful batsman with good technique who likes to hit the ball straight, Mitchell averages 35.6 with the bat in first-class cricket, and 33.5 with the ball, having taken 61 first-class wickets with his medium-pace offerings.Daryl Mitchell is in line for a test debut. Photo / PhotosportHe would be a like-for-like swap with de Grandhomme, though Black Caps coach Gary Stead could opt for an extra batsman in Tom Blundell, or play four seamers or two spinners, with Mitchell Santner promoted to bat at No 7.Jurgensen was certain Mitchell has the skills to replace de Grandhomme's all-round production."It's a really fantastic opportunity for Daryl, if he's selected for this test he'd probably take a similar role – I certainly think he's got the capability to do what Colin's been able to do."Boult's ailment seemingly opens up a spot for Ferguson to make his much-anticipated test debut in a seam bowling trio alongside Tim Southee and Neil Wagner, but with Matt Henry also an option, Jurgensen wasn't keen to make any assertions just yet."All options will be considered – [Henry] has done a really good job for the team and is a genuine new-ball bowler, and so is Lockie. We'll look at the pitch and see what our best lineup is."

Dwayne on the Adelaide presidency 2. Port Adelaide assistant coach Scott Thompson 3. Central Districts veteran Kyle Jenner on Roy Laird 4. Ian Healy

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Corporate compliance is increasingly becoming an important part of corporate culture and existence. However, there is a great deal of mystery around what compliance truly means, why it’s important, and what needs to be done to meet legal guidelines.    I’m joined by Jim McGinnis, a member of the Antitrust and Competition Practice Group in Sheppard Mullin’s San Francisco office. Jim was formerly an Assistant United States Attorney for the Eastern and Central Districts of California, serving in the Criminal Division from 1984-1988. He specializes in complex litigation and white collar criminal matters with a focus on antitrust issues, often in the international arena.  What We Discuss in this Episode:  What does compliance mean in the corporate setting? What areas of corporate existence does compliance touch upon? Why is it important for corporations to have compliance plans? The Yates Memo and what it aimed to achieve How can a compliance program help protect against exposure to liability? Is there greater compliance when the consequences of noncompliance are criminal penalties as opposed to civil ones? What is the biggest challenge facing multinationals when it comes to compliance programs? Are companies expected to understand the laws and regulations of every country they’re doing business in? How clear is the framework and guidelines for setting up a compliance program? What are certain actions an organization must establish in order to meet the compliance requirements? What is “tone at the top” and how does it affect corporate compliance? Some mistakes Jim has seen throughout his years working in this space Resources Mentioned: The Yates Memo Department of Justice – US Sentencing Guidelines Section 8B2.1 – Effective Compliance and Ethics Program Contact Information: Jim's Sheppard Mullin attorney profile jmcginnis@sheppardmullin.com Thank you for listening! Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE to the show to receive every new episode delivered straight to your podcast player every Wednesday. If you enjoyed this episode, please help us get the word out about this podcast. Rate and Review this show in Apple Podcasts, Stitcher Radio, or Google Play. It helps other listeners find this show. Be sure to connect with us and reach out with any questions/concerns: LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Sheppard Mullin website This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not to be construed as legal advice specific to your circumstances. If you need help with any legal matter, be sure to consult with an attorney regarding your specific needs.

A chance for Henry Nicholls to do some reconnaissance ahead of New Zealand's five-match one-day international cricket series against India.In his Black Caps downtime, he's intending to play a Twenty20 match for Canterbury against Central Districts at Napier on Saturday.The squad to play India has not been selected, but McLean Park returns to international duty the following Thursday for the opening match.Nicholls says it'll be handy to see how the pitch and outfield plays - McLean Park has been re-turfed after not seeing international cricket since 2015.The January 23 forecast is for fine weather.LISTEN ABOVE AS HENRY NICHOLLS SPEAKS WITH RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST

Today on the show we speak to Simon Cook a Kiwifruit grower from Te Puke who is one of five new 2018 Nuffield Scholars, We talk sport, meat and Central Districts field days with Guy Coleman from Affco, You can find all that and more in todays episode, For all details on how to listen/watch REX live on RadioLIVE or on-demand visit: www.radiolive.co.nz/rexSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

International Connection Radio had the opportunity to visit Camp Quality at Nga Tawa Diocesan School in Marton, New Zealand for the day. Camp Quality is for kids ages 5 to 14 years old who suffer from cancer. In this interview, we speak with Matt who talks about why Camp Quality is so important and Paul Shailer who is regional Director for Wellington Central District. To learn more about Camp Quality check out this link https://www.campquality.org.nz/