Podcasts about Central Queensland

In this episode of The Money Mentor, Ashley and Theresa share how they broke free from the financial “hamster wheel” despite earning solid incomes in Central Queensland. With Ash working FIFO and Theresa in administration, they were doing all the right things on paper, yet making no real progress. A major health scare became the wake-up call that pushed them to seek a clearer, long-term strategy beyond surface-level budgeting tools. After discovering Infinity, everything changed. With structured planning, practical tools, and strong community support, they dramatically accelerated their mortgage reduction and reshaped their lifestyle. The transformation extended beyond money, with improved health, confidence, and future vision, including more time together, travel plans, and building generational security. Their story highlights how clarity, accountability, and the right framework can unlock momentum where effort alone never could.

Today on the Deadass Podcast, I'm joined by Nikki Justice, an award-winning, internationally touring stand-up comedian known for her savage punchlines, and unfiltered sense of humour. The critics call her comedy chaotic, bold, and boundary-pushing, and she's got the life stories to back it up. From running away with the circus to being a bikie's wife and working as a stripper, her past gives her comedy a wild edge that's as raw as it is hilarious.She recently took out WA's Best Comedy Award at Fringe World 2025 for her debut solo show. Nikki's also a qualified tattoo artist, has her new podcast coming out shortly, and makes regular appearances on the viral YouTube channel The OG Crew.Fresh off her solo comedy tour through Central Queensland, it was an absolute laugh having her on the podcast. We talked life, chaos, and why sometimes you've just got to laugh even in dark times.You can follow Nikki's Social Media and website for more details of upcoming tours:https://www.nikkijustice.com.au/https://www.instagram.com/nikkijusticecomedy/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The big day has finally arrived, we get to ring up a very deserving Central Queensland sporting club to share the good news - that they get a schweet $10k toward giving their sporting club a bit of love. It's Norths Chargers and Norths Knights, and we shared the good news with Trudi who has volunteered at the club for over 25 years! All thanks to Harvey Norman Rockhampton - Shop with Confidence at Harvey Norman Rockhampton, Your Local Store!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Member for Rockhampton, Donna Kirkland, is reaching out the the Central Queensland community for feedback on how the state government can improve regional aviation services into and out of Rockhampton Airport.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shock allegations of sexual abuse within Australia’s childcare system have been uncovered by a new ABC Four Corners investigation. In this episode of The Briefing, Natarsha Belling is joined by investigative journalist Adele Ferguson, who admits she was shocked by the level of abuse and the dangerous loopholes that allow childcare centres to be a hunting ground for alleged pedophiles. This episode contains descriptions of child sex abuse. If you or anyone you know needs assistance, contact 1800 RESPECT on 1800 737 732. Headlines: The ACCC has launched legal action against Microsoft, Kamala Harris has hinted she might make another run for the White House, and a Collie from Central Queensland has taken out a prestigious prize. Follow The Briefing: TikTok: @thebriefingpodInstagram: @thebriefingpodcast YouTube: @TheBriefingPodcastFacebook: @LiSTNR Newsroom See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NSW has now recorded its highest-ever yearly rate of Indigenous deaths in custody. The shocking statistic has sparked the State Coroner to call out the “profoundly distressing milestone”, saying these deaths demand respect and accountability. In this episode of The Briefing, Natarsha Belling is joined by CEO of the Redfern Legal Centre, Camilla Pandolfini, who says these horrific statistics are a national shame, and after decades of neglect, we need urgent action from governments. Headlines: A house fire has killed three people in Central Queensland, Israel will restrict aid to Gaza, and Candace Owens has lost her appeal in the High Court over the decision to deny her entry into Australia. Follow The Briefing: TikTok: @thebriefingpodInstagram: @thebriefingpodcast YouTube: @TheBriefingPodcastFacebook: @LiSTNR Newsroom See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Deadass Podcast's Graveyard Shift, Papi and Big Sexy jump into a heartfelt and fun mix of moments. They reflect on the weekend that's just gone by, give a shoutout to a young bloke who's been absolutely nailing it with some impressive fishing adventures in Central Queensland, and further take a little nostalgic trip down memory lane.Along the way, Big Sexy shares another one of his tasty recipes, and they wrap up with another 'humans doing amazing things'. Plus, they add a bit of fun by chatting about their recent purchases of some classic dad-wear: brand new New Balances for that ultimate comfort. To top it all off, the episode closes with a very special poem dedicated to a man's best friend.Discount Codes are available with our Partners: Code: DEADASSOn Track Meals:https://ontrackmeals.com/?bg_ref=6AxrFRpQ20Country Trucker Caps:https://www.countrytruckercaps.com/Find us on our social media platforms:YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@theDeadassPodcastInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/thedeadasspodcast/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/p/Deadass-Podcast-100094088198041/Tiktok:https://www.tiktok.com/@thedeadasspodcastMerch Store:https://deadasspodcast.com.au/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This epsiode Lawson tells a story about hunting with his father in Central Queensland. Also we get story from Cody Gearon. Head over to https://naturesperks.com.au/Cody Gearon https://www.instagram.com/codygearon?igsh=MTFtdWtpOXEyemVqdw==Sponsors Guntraders https://www.guntraders.com.au/

With Summer coming up way too quickly across Central Queensland, we caught up with Aussie Icon swimming coach Laurie Lawrence to help get all the info on keeping our kids safe!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“A lot of my ethos about what I'd like brewing to be is that DIY punk vibe, which is really collaborative.”A year on from Feral's return to independence, the brewery unveiled a new look, a tightened core range, and a new head brewer, with ex-Beavertown and Beerfarm brewer Charlotte Freeston entrusted with shaping the next chapter in the iconic brand's story.Ahead of Froth Town 2025, we joined her at Feral's brewery (with AIBA Best Media 2025 winner Guy Southern along as co-host) to find out more about the new direction and plans for the future, from barrels and a new venue to the return of Tusk.As anyone who has met Charlotte would know, beer and brewing formed just part of the conversation. We find out about her pre-Beavertown career, which took in fine art, making bespoke paint and music videos, set-building, and travelling the UK in her grandad's old BMW gaining brewing experience, as well as her views on the wider beer community here and in the UK, the Pink Boots Society, and learning not to apologise for being unapologetic.It's a delightful chat, which follows a look back at the week on Crafty – Sobah entering VA, more on the beer scene in Central Queensland, a peak inside brewer trials for new hops, and the second part of Creating A Venue – and includes the latest winner in our Bluestone Yeast Brewery of the Month campaign. Enjoy!And if you do, please consider liking, subscribing, rating and reviewing!Start of segments: 17:21 – Charlotte Freeston Part 1 33:21 – Bluestone Yeast Brewery of the Month 38:00 – Charlotte Freeston Part 2To find out more about featuring on The Crafty Pint Podcast or otherwise partnering with The Crafty Pint, contact craig@craftypint.com.

"To see [our barley] from start to finish, and to also see the result in our beers, is something that's pretty beautiful."Michael Stanzel first came to the attention of Australian beer drinkers when he and wife, Chloe Hoiberg, joined Burnley Brewing upon their return to Australia from Germany. While in Europe, he'd trained as a brewer, with those influences shining through many of the releases from the now-closed Richmond brewery.Today, you'll find him at Devilbend Farm Beer Co, on the Mornington Peninsula, still producing a range of both classically-minded and contemporary craft beers but with a real point of difference. As the name suggests, the brewery is based on a farm, where they grow hops and barley for use in many of Michael's beers.Will Ziebell joined him at the farm for a chat about their sustainable approach to brewing, Michael's love for lager, and how and why he learnt to brew in Germany.Before the main interview, Will and James discuss Sydney Brewery's second brewery acquisition this year, the results from the Royal Sydney Beer and Cider Awards and what's going on in the beer scenes in both Central Queensland and the Northern Rivers. Mid-show we also reveal the latest winner in our Have You Done A Rallings? celebration of the country's good beer citizens.If you enjoy the show, please like, subscribe, rate and review. Cheers!Start of segments: 14:30 – Devilbend Part 1 42:21 – Have You Done A Rallings? 47:06 – Devilbend Part 2To find out more about featuring on The Crafty Pint Podcast or otherwise partnering with The Crafty Pint, contact craig@craftypint.com.

I'm on tour in Emerald, Central Queensland this week so I'm playing this classic episode. I hope you enjoy it. It's reminded me I should do a few more tales from the Arabian Nights.Support the show at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/storiesraspratt If you enjoyed the podcast please like, review and/or subscribe!Support the showFor merchandise use this link... https://www.cafepress.com.au/shop/rasprattTo buy one of my books use this link... https://amzn.to/3sE3Ki2 To buy me a coffee use this link... https://buymeacoffee.com/storiesraspratt To book a ticket to a live show use this link... https://raspratt.com/live-shows/

Member for Keppell Nigel Hutton and his member for Rocky counterpart Donna Kirkland have launched a petition to establish a youth foyer in Central Queensland, to offer vulnerable youth between 16 and 25 safe and stable housing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CONSEQUENCES OF RENEWABLESWITH FEDERAL MP COLIN BOYCECOMMANDING THE NARRATIVE EPISODE 97Steven Tripp is joined by the President of Let's Rethink Renewables, Katy McCallum, and the Federal Member for Flynn, Colin Boyce. Colin Boyce MP represents the Central Queensland electorate of Flynn, which is home to both coal plants and mining, along with the rollout of renewable energy projects. Not your regular politician, Colin has worked in several industries through his life and understands the pressures that everyday Australians and their families are under. He speaks with common sense and is direct with his message. This is evident in this interview, especially when Colin is asked his thoughts on his fellow Parliamentarians, what he thinks of the Teal Independents and whether the Nationals are the hope of the side for the Coalition. Both Colin and Katy will be speaking at the upcoming Let's Rethink Renewables Forum: Securing Our Energy Future on the Gold Coast. To get your tickets, visit: https://events.humanitix.com/rethinkgoldcoast To contact or follow Colin Boyce MP, visit: https://colinboyce.com.au GET YOUR TICKETS TO AUSTRALIANS FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT's UPCOMING EVENT IN ADELAIDE, visit: https://events.humanitix.com/abgrevival SHOW YOUR SUPPORT for Commanding the Narrative by donating – your support is much appreciated! https://www.commandingthenarrative.com/donate https://www.buymeacoffee.com/commandingthenarrative KEEP UP TO DATE WITH ALL OUR PODCASTS AND ARTICLES, visit:https://www.commandingthenarrative.com To become a Member of Australians for Better Government, visit: https://www.australiansforbetter.com/join To become a Member of Let's Rethink Renewables, visit: https://www.letsrethinkrenewables.org CONTACT US BY EMAIL:commandingthenarrative@outlook.com Hosted by:Steven Tripp is one of Australia's most prominent politicians and political commentators, known for his incisive analysis and fearless approach to addressing the Nation's challenges. With a deep understanding of policy and a reputation for sparking meaningful debate, Steven guides conversations with his signature clarity and passion for Australia's future.https://x.com/RealStevenTripp https://www.facebook.com/theRealStevenTripp https://spectator.com.au/author/steven-tripp Follow Commanding the Narrative on: Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/CommandingTheNarrative Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4GIXhHBogM1McL5EPGP3DT Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CommandingTheNarrative Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/commandingthenarrative X: https://x.com/commandthenarra YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@commandingthenarrative Gettr: https://gettr.com/user/commandingthenarrative Truth Social: https://truthsocial.com/@ExCandidates Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/commanding-the-narrative/id1631685864 Please share and spread the word!#AusPol #nswpol #interview #podcast #politics #commentary #narrative #minorparties #libertarian #onenation #uap #liberal #nationals #labor #greens #steventripp #australia #teals #senate #commanding #narrative #CtN #independent #AustralianPolitics #abg #australiansforbetter #government #colinboyce #flynn #renewables #stevennowakowski #lnp

In this episode, Bryan and Onge sit down with James Norton – Equine Bodyworker, Rehab Specialist, and Founder of Equus Performance Services. James has trained under the renowned therapist Tony Fooks and completed his degree at the University of Central Queensland, giving him both the science and the feel to help horses heal, strengthen, and perform at their best.We dive into:How bodywork and nutrition work hand-in-hand to keep horses supple, strong, and competition-ready.Practical takeaways for owners and riders who want to keep their horses in peak condition.Whether your horse is rehabbing, in hard work, or simply needs to feel better in their body, James shares a wealth of knowledge that blends science, experience, and passion for the horse.Equus Performance TikTok Link

A shipment of bricks is being blamed for the spread of Red Imported Fire Ants into Central Queensland. Nests have been detected at five mine sites in Bowen's Basin. It comes six weeks after a fire ant nest was uncovered at a mine site in Broadmeadow - the region's first detection. Rural Reporter Toby Gough spoke with The Invasive Species Council's Reece Pianta, who warns further spread is likely.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An abundance of standover from last year's cane crop in North Queensland is leading to a rise in pre-harvest burn offs. The practice was largely phased out in the region when new harvester technology was developed in the 1990s. Rural Reporter Dusty Fitzpatrick spoke with Mackay Canegrowers Chairman Joseph Borg about the events.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rachel Khoo is one of the stars of The Great Australian Bake Off and as the new season drops on Binge, the effervescent, world-renowned global culinary consultant, author, presenter and baker joins us for a chat. Rachel shares her amazing story which has taken her around the world, from Le Cordon Bleu pastry kitchen in Paris to sharing the Bake Off shed in Australia with former Food Bytes guest Darren Purchese. Rachel is a breath of fresh air and her cooking tip sums her up perfectly. We have a new occasional segment called It's Showtime, showcasing everyday cooks and their special and sometimes award-winning creations. To start us off, Central Queensland radio personality Pinky Neven hits the ground running with her show stopping lemon butter, inspired by her grandma. Finally - and well worth the wait - wrap ypur laughing gear around the Food Poll and give us a thumbs up or down for curried sausages. Presented by Sarah Patterson & Kevin Hillier Broadcast each Sunday on the ACE Radio Network - https://aceradio.com.au/Catch us also on:Radio 2DD - Easy Listening - On Line - https://www.2dd.online/Follow us on Facebook...https://www.facebook.com/foodbyteswithsarahpatterson/Twitter & Instagram - @sarahfoodbytesPost-production by Chris GatesforHowdy Partners Media | www.howdypartnersmedia.com.au/podcasts© 2025See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

O programa que foi ao ar ao vivo em rede nacional pela rádio SBS 2. O noticiário do dia. Conversamos com Arthur Pera, o brasileiro que participou da aventura de slackline em Central Queensland e que está produzindo um documentário sobre a empreitada ao lado de um líder indígena local. De Portugal, Francisco Sena Santos fala sobre a comoção com a morte do ex-jogador e dirigente do FC Porto Jorge Costa, e sobre o fogo que já ardeu este ano oito vezes mais território que em 2024. Na música, Edvaldo Santana.

Conversamos com o alpinista industrial Arthur Pera, de Wollongong (NSW). Ele foi um dos organizadores da empreitada que montou um highline, a modalidade mais extrema do esporte, que liga duas montanhas por uma fita a centenas de metros de altura. O grupo se organizou para apoiar a causa de um guia local do povo Wangan Jagalingou, que luta para manter uma nascente sagrada longe da mineradora que atua região. O projeto vai virar um documentário.

For some years, there have been suggestions that in the 1860s Tom Wills, Australia's first sports hero and the founder of the AFL, may have taken part in the massacres of Gayiri people in Central Queensland. Now, in a Guardian Australia investigation, Indigenous Affairs reporter Ella Archibald-Binge travels in search of the truth behind the allegations. In this two part special Full Story, she and Lorena Allam from UTS's Jumbunna Institute discuss how families on both sides of the conflict are reckoning with the truth of their ancestors' colonial past Warning: This episode contains historical records that use racist and offensive language, and descriptions of events that will be distressing to some.

7.15 am// The Struggle for Peace in the Pacific || hereAnnette Brownlie is founding member of the Brisbane based community peace organisation, Just Peace Queensland, and the current (and inaugural) chairperson of the Independent and Peaceful Ausralia Network (IPAN). She has served in this position for over a decade. Annette is on the show this morning to tell us more about Talisman Sabre war exercises designed by Australia and the US, now in its 11th iteration. We will also be speaking about the upcoming Pacific Peace Conference, taking place in Brisbane at the end of the week. Click here to register for the conference online. 7.30 am// Save Public Housing Collective || hereWe're joined by Clare Hanson on Save Public Housing Collective who is here to give us an update on the situation concerning the demolition and destruction of public housing towers across Melbourne, the recent parliamentary inquiry, and the upcoming mass rally to save public housing on Saturday 2nd August. You can follow them on Instagram at @savepublichousingcollective and just one more reminder that there is a mass rally this Saturday, August 2, outside the State Library at 11am.  7.45 am// Visit Palestine Poster Exhibition || hereUp next we have an interview with S, one of the organisers of the Visit Palestine Poster exhibition which will be opening this Friday, 1st of August. S joined Fiza earlier this week to chat about the beginnings of the Visit Palestine Poster project and how it came to be, as well as the role of the arts during these times we are in. The opening night this Friday will also be a fundraiser for Palestine, First Nations and Sudan mutual aid. The lino patch workshop will be held on the 9th of August, and more information can be seen on Instagram via @black.spark_Opening night ticket linkLino patch workshop ticket linkIf you wish to hold a Visit Palestine poster exhibition, contact simsonn.margin085@passinbox.com 8.00 am// Save Our Pool Campaign Banyule || hereUp next we have Fleur Taylor from the save our Pool campaign in Banyule. This June, Banyule council voted to close the Olympic Leisure Centre pool in Heidelberg West. In the lead up to this decision, the community has joined together to fight for their community aquatic centre and put pressure on the council to reverse the decision. Fleur is here to chat about the importance of community pools, particularly in light of of national drowning day, which occurred last week on July 25. 8.15 am// Yamba Balbarrabarri Camp and Resisting the Gemini Coal Mine || hereZhanae Dodd is a proud Ghungalu, Birri, Widi and Kaanju woman from Central Queensland. Zhanae has helped established Yamba Balbarrabarri camp to resist the Gemini coal mine by Magnetic South RSL. Zhanae is here to talk about the threat of the mine and how Ghungalu people are standing up to protecting Country and challenge the ongoing and proposed destruction of mining companies.  Songs:Heavy - Kee'ahnAqua Profunda! - Courtney Barnett

Artist in Residence, Ainslie McMahon, in conversation with Easton Dunne. Learn more about McMahon's art practice and her four week residency at RMOA. About Ainslie McMahon Ainslie McMahon is an artist based in Rockhampton on Darumbal Country whose work responds to the natural environment and the effect of nature on the human psyche. McMahon describes her work as being defined by a strong connection to Central Queensland, reflecting a sensitivity to the rhythms of the local landscape, including universal themes of fragility and strength, growth and destruction.McMahon studied visual art at Central Queensland University and graduated in 2003 with a Diploma of Visual Art, majoring in painting. Since that time McMahon has exhibited widely in regional Queensland and facilitated numerous community art workshops in Queensland and Northern Territory. She has undertaken artistic residencies at various primary schools in Rockhampton. McMahon also created and presented a weekly preschool art program at Rockhampton Art Gallery called Messy Mondays, as well as community workshops and STEAM programs at Rockhampton Art Gallery.McMahon's practice involves a balance between intuitive mark-making and careful deliberation. She says, "I try to discover possibilities, rather than force the painting to a preconceived conclusion. Colour choice and expressive mark making are important to me. Building up layers, and scratching back to reveal what is below creates an opportunity for the unexpected to reveal itself, and allows me to find my own visual language."

Artist in Residence, Jodie van de Wetering, joins Easton Dunne for a conversation discussing their four week residency at RMOA. Learn more about how artworks selected from the Collection inspired the play that they worked on throughout their residency. About Jodie van de Wetering Jodie van de Wetering is a writer, performer and generator of creative chaos based on Darumbal Country in Rockhampton. Their laid-back storytelling style and sardonic wit is inspired by bush poets and yarnspinners, growing up with repeats of Doctor Who and The Goodies as babysitters, and being the generation that started school with rotary-dial phones and graduated with MySpace accounts. Jodie's work reflects their confusing tangle of identities: neurodivergent, nonbinary, disabled, a solidly working class second-generation Australian, a hopeful dreamer and a grumpy grouch.van de Wetering's work has concentrated largely on live performance, including stand up comedy, improv, and theatre both conventional and experimental. They have been part of several live comedy tours of Central Queensland organised by event producer Anna Brennan, and have performed at local events including Beef Australia, River Festival, and the Village Festival. They have several film credits to their name, working with Capricorn Coast-based Blue Eagle Productions on improv comedy web series Koch & Boules, feature film Lost and Found, and several short films.van de Wetering was born in Rockhampton and raised in the rural community of The Caves. After leaving the region to work for the ABC, they returned in 2013 and have since become an active member of the region's arts community. They organised Allsorts Open Mic, an open-access event providing stage time for new and emerging performers, and continue to support other local artists of all kinds while continuing their own practice.

Artists in Residence, LeLarnie Hatfield and Joanna Joy, in conversation with Dr Melinda Mann, First Nations Art Officer at RMOA. Learn about how Hatfield and Joy's collaborative film project took inspiration from RMOA's Collection during their residency. About LeLarnie Hatfield and Joanna JoyLeLarnie Hatfield and Joanna Joy are collaborating on a project that seeks to turn the written works of poet and activist Judith Wright into a television series. The project will be set in Central Queensland and both filmmakers want to ensure local community perspectives are considered in the “World-building” of this series.  “World-building” refers to the process of creating a world within a film or TV show, including the characters, locations and events. To ensure the world of the project is reflective of Central Queensland's multi-lingual, multi-cultural history the artists are inviting local members of the community to share their perspectives throughout their residency.  Hatfield and Joy are a creative duo who have spent the past four years collaborating on the creation of cross-cultural representations in film. Shot on Darumbal Country, their most recent work ‘Generations of Men' has screened at the Melbourne International Film Festival, Flickerfest, Brisbane International Film Festival, Darwin International Film Festival and St Kilda Film Festival. This residency seeks to continue their long term creative collaboration on Darumbal Country. Hatfield has a long history of cultural leadership and facilitation. Whilst her most recent work uses the medium of film - the nature of Hatfield's cultural and community leadership has led her to work across dance, animation, literature and photography. Most recently nominated for the Kearney Group First Nations Film Creative Award at the Melbourne International Film Festival, Hatfield is an emerging practitioner who has already created a cultural impact with her work. Joy is an interdisciplinary artist with a passion for intersectional storytelling. Joy's practice centers itself on community collaboration. Outside of Darumbal Enterprise, Joy has spent the last three years working within the Bus Stop Films community - facilitating accessible filmmaking and inclusive film sets. Most recently selected for the Accelerator Film Lab at the Melbourne International Film Festival, Joy is an emerging practitioner with growing recognition in the industry. Together these two artists combine their respective expertise and shared interest in facilitation to collaborate on the birth of their latest development. Returning to RMOA is a “full-circle” moment for these artists who have spent many hours taking inspiration from the newly built space and exhibitions.  

Artist in Residence, Gail Meyer, in conversation with Helen Kavanagh. Learn more about Meyer's four week residency at RMOA and how works from the Collection inspired new directions in her artistic practice. About Gail MeyerMeyer is a Rockhampton-based artist with a practice spanning more than 20 years. Meyer's relationship to her hometown Rockhampton, Central Queensland, on Darumbal Country, continues to inform her art-making. Exploring the attachment of memory and place with familiar environments, presents a challenge in representing the familiar in a new way, and not just pictorially.Meyer undertook formal studies in visual art at Central Queensland University from 2000 to 2002 in drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, and since then has diversified her practice further by attending a range of skills development workshops in the contemporary genre tutored by notable Australian artists such as Tim Storrier, Idris Murphy, Andrew Antoniou, David Fairbairn, Peter Sharp, and Jo Furlonger at an annual artist's retreat in Central Queensland. Creating a wide range of visual stimulation and discussion around her work is the driving force behind her practice.Meyer creates dynamic, immersive artworks, where ‘place' is not only a source of inspiration but a way of connecting to others and expressing her identity and connection to the world.  A deep respect and sensitivity for the landscape of Darumbal Country is expressed through richly layered mixed media artworks that are joyful and whimsical. 

Artist, Remy Faint, in conversation with Dr Melinda Mann, First Nations Art Officer at RMOA. Faint's work is on display in Artists in CQ: Of the Region  from 5 April - 3 August 2025. The exhibition brings together the art practices of several artists, presenting a multi-disciplinary conversation about national identity and the acknowledgement of Asian cultures as an enduring component of Australian culture. Featuring work by Ping Carlyon, Jacky Chan, Remy Faint, Qing Huang, Hanbing Lu and Anitha Menon. Curated by Robert Connell and Emily Wakeling.About Remy FaintSydney based artist Remy Faint explores global and personal histories through painting, assemblage and collage, expanding the idea of painting to create works that could also be considered objects. Faint's European paternal family studied and worked in schools throughout Central Queensland, where visiting family is reflected on as a meaningful part of his life. Like many who came to this area seeking new possibilities, Faint's maternal family immigrated to Australia from the Guangzhou province in China to the Victorian goldfields in 1878. Facing discrimination and economic challenges family decedents spread across Australia, such as working in Sydney markets, frequently trading produce with East Coast and Central Queensland vendors.

Join Dr Melinda Mann, First Nations Art Officer at RMOA, for a conversation with writers Daniel Kielly-Davis, Kusangalala Mkoka and Melissa Mills. Learn about how these three Central Queensland-based creative writers were commissioned to write and perform a poem in respose to D Harding's artwork, ‘Wall Composition on Darumbal' (25 February 2022 - 20 July 2025), and listen to them read their poetic works. Video documenting this project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2fUTxYzAs4

Paul Harris has built a successful Rockhampton-based rural accountancy practice over the past 40 years – but outside spread One of the Fullblood industry's true pioneers, Paul and family have quietly built up one of Australia's largest Fullblood Wagyu herds on showcase pulled scrub buffel grass and leucaena grazing country in Central Queensland. In this podcast, host Kerry Lonergan chats with the veteran cattle producer about his professional journey – both as a beef producer and prominent agri-accountant.           The Weekly Grill is brought to you by Rhinogard and Bovi-Shield MH-One, the One Shot, One Spray, One Time BRD Vaccines by Zoetis.  

Mining giant BHP has been defeated in a landmark test of the federal government's "same job, same pay" laws and ordered to pay 2,200 of its Central Queensland coal miners an average of $30,000 more.

Le lien entre sexualité et sommeil fascine autant qu'il interroge. Beaucoup de personnes rapportent mieux dormir après un rapport sexuel, mais que dit réellement la science ? Est-ce un simple ressenti ou un véritable phénomène physiologique ?De plus en plus d'études tendent à confirmer que l'activité sexuelle, et en particulier l'orgasme, peut favoriser un meilleur sommeil, parfois de façon comparable, voire supérieure, à certains somnifères légers.Lors d'un rapport sexuel, plusieurs mécanismes physiologiques se mettent en place. Pendant l'orgasme, le cerveau libère un cocktail de neurohormones : ocytocine (hormone de l'attachement et de la détente), prolactine (associée à la sensation de satiété sexuelle et à la somnolence), ainsi qu'une diminution du taux de cortisol, l'hormone du stress. Cette combinaison favorise naturellement un état de relaxation propice à l'endormissement.Une étude australienne de 2019, menée par le Dr Michele Lastella de l'Université de Central Queensland, a exploré ce phénomène. L'équipe a interrogé 460 adultes : 64 % des participants déclaraient qu'après un rapport sexuel avec orgasme, leur qualité de sommeil s'améliorait nettement. L'effet était encore plus marqué chez les couples ayant une vie sexuelle régulière.Plus récemment, une étude publiée en 2022 dans Frontiers in Public Health a montré, à partir de mesures objectives (actimétrie et questionnaires), que les participants ayant eu une activité sexuelle avec orgasme s'endormaient en moyenne 15 à 20 minutes plus rapidement, et bénéficiaient d'un sommeil plus profond, comparé aux nuits sans activité sexuelle.Faut-il en conclure que l'orgasme est plus thérapeutique que les médicaments ? Il convient de nuancer. Si l'effet apaisant de l'activité sexuelle est réel, il ne remplace pas un traitement médical adapté en cas d'insomnie chronique sévère. Toutefois, pour les troubles du sommeil légers ou modérés liés au stress ou à l'anxiété, il peut représenter une approche naturelle, sans effets secondaires.Autre point intéressant : cet effet bénéfique s'observe aussi bien après des rapports sexuels en couple qu'après la masturbation, selon une étude de 2016 par Brody et Krüger, publiée dans Sleep and Biological Rhythms. Cela confirme que c'est bien le relâchement neuro-hormonal lié à l'orgasme qui agit.En résumé, l'activité sexuelle — avec orgasme — constitue un véritable levier naturel pour favoriser un sommeil de qualité. Sans se substituer aux traitements médicaux en cas de pathologies, elle offre une stratégie complémentaire, agréable et accessible, pour favoriser l'endormissement et améliorer la récupération nocturne. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

A $1.3 billion wind farm is being built in Central Queensland’s Connors Range, which is home to some of the most ecologically significant populations of koalas and Greater Gliders. Photographer and conservationist Steven Nowakowski recently visited the Lotus Creek Wind Farm and shared some pretty confronting images. Mr Nowakowski told Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive, "That's why I've been photographing places like Lotus Creek to try to show city folk what is really involved with the construction of these wind towers in Queensland and other parts of Australia. "I think if Australians really saw what was going on in regional Australia with the rollout of renewables, they would be gobsmacked and horrified because we are seeing so much devastation and clearing and destruction of what is left of our refugia forests, of our remnant forests," Mr Nowakowski continued. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Addressing underperforming practitioners is one of the most difficult and complex problems a medical administrator can face. So, what would you do if patient safety was at risk, but there was political pressure involved? In this episode of ‘Safeguarding Healthcare’, host Dr David Rankin discuss this very scenario with Professor Alan Sandford, who is the Director of Medical Academic Development – Regional Medical Pathway, at Central Queensland & Wide Bay Hospital and Health Services. Together they traverse the tensions between medical leadership, patient safety, and administrative pressures. They discuss difficult decisions around credentialing and dealing with an underperforming medic, revealing how medical leaders can navigate these challenges while upholding the principles of clinical governance. Disclaimer: The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in the following Podcast are the speaker’s own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the Royal Australasian College of Medical Administrators (RACMA). The material and information presented here is for general information purposes only, and should not be considered health, legal or financial advice. The cases discussed in the Podcast may be specific to the speaker’s organisation or location, and may not be applicable to other organisations, states, territories or countries. RACMA does not endorse, approve, recommend, or certify any information, product, process, service, or organisation presented or mentioned in this Podcast, and information from this Podcast should not be referenced in any way to imply such approval or endorsement. RACMA will not be held responsible for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may arise from the use of this Podcast. The Podcast may contain descriptions of health incidents that may be graphic and triggering for some people, so listener discretion is advised.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Deadass Podcast, I catch up with Jeremy Marou from Busby Marou. We have a casual chat filled with laughs and funny moments as we talk about his life growing up in Central Queensland, his journey in the music industry, and some of the achievements of Busby Marou. He also shares insights into his family life, what he's been up to in between albums, and his hobbies. It's a great mix of personal stories and music industry talk! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send us a textThis week we're continuing our Road to Riches road trip, heading east to the Sapphire Gemfields of Central Queensland.We camp overnight in a little forgotten Outback town, famous for its incredible petrified wood forests, before pushing on to Rubyvale in the heart of the Sapphire Gemfields. We enjoy a great couple of days hunting for gemstones, meeting the locals and exploring the region, camping up at the Gem Seekers Caravan Park right in town. We stop in to the Rubyvale Gem Gallery to catch up with our good friends, the Brown family, and enjoy a meal or two at the Rubyvale Pub. If you love a good treasure hunt, you'll love a visit to this quirky region of Central Australia!Subscribe to Jasperoo - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCceGx3esRSQBYZfWvf4KVtw Our YouTube channel www.youtube.com/thefeelgoodfamily has a new destination video every Tuesday night at 7.30pm (AEST). We would love to connect with you on Facebook, Instagram and our website www.thefeelgoodfamily.com Our Family Travel Australia Podcast is now LIVE and available on all podcast platforms, with a new episode aired every Friday night 8:30pm [AEST].

Kirb is back from his weekend in Central Queensland tell jokes. He talks all things comedy tour, couple of pods he did while in Gladstone and Rockhampton.The boys all agreed to play Viagra roulette in an up coming episode. Which could get out of control . Gibbo is up and about after a good weekend on the punt and just winning life in general.A bloke is hospitalised after injecting himself with his own remedy for back pain. An unqualified bomb disposal bloke sorts himself out in a terrible way and a burglar finds out the hard way crime doesn't pay.Father Gibbos confessionals can not be published here.if you have a confession please send emails to info@twoflogs.com.au Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Anna's stellar cycling career saw her smash Australian Olympic records and become the World Champion 11 times. Then to the surprise of many, she walked away from cycling for good, returning to the world stage as Australia's Chef de Mission for Paris 2024 (R)

This week on the Reel Action Fishing Podcast, Guesty and The Ferret join forces with Luke Smith from the Bastard Smith Brothers to chat about Chasing Barramundi around rocky headlands in Central Queensland.

Producer and editor of the show, massive nerd and the guy with the iron chin, Quinn Jackson, jumps across his desk and joins the boys on the couch to get interviewed for his guest episode. Quinn takes us through his childhood, growing up in the country town of Howlong, being an introverted child and going against the grain of rural living by being invested in an academic path instead of a sporting one. Quinn takes us through the transitional period of moving to Central Queensland to go to high school, being on the debating team and then getting his foot in the door in the hospitality scene after school, leading to experiences such as working in Mount Isa during the rodeo and witnessing Fred Brophy's for the first time. Quinn runs us through the lows he's experienced as well, including battling with the loss of a best mate and what it taught him to then the rollercoaster that was sending the email to Tom and Cam for the job. To wrap up, we cover the original call out that sparked the Podcast Royale, some of Quinn's media interests, starting a 3D printing business with his best mate and wrap up with a couple of ripper yarns from his life before sending it into the guest questions. Hope you enjoy trendsetters!Big thankyou to Bec for taking over the desk for this episode.Bought to you by Better Beer: www.betterbeer.com.au0:00 - Childhood in Howlong7:54 - Moving to CQ10:19 - Dad working FIFO14:17 - St. Brendan's & Public Speaking23:08 - Dishy to Glassy to Bartender36:10 - Losing a best mate44:10 - Telecommunications & Gladstone move52:00 - Emailing for the Alpha Blokes job56:30 - Quinn the Chin1:04:50 - Becoming a producer1:10:32 - Favourite Music, Shows and Movies1:16:20 - Starting a 3D printing business1:22:37 - The Seal1:26:54 - Canada1:29:20 - Frozen Mango incident1:31:01 - Guest Questions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

WE'RE BACK! Ash has spent the last two weeks at war with the Sharks of Central Queensland, Buzz went off the grid and  Luttsy's been watching checks notes u/12s footy at a pub in New Zealand?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ken Murray, United Church of God pastor for Clermont, Central Queensland, Australia, and I discuss THE KINGDOM OF GOD.  Both Ken and I became acquainted with and became believers in what that Kingdom is from the entirety of the Bible. We both saw that it was not what is popularly taught as heaven, a feeling, a church.  Then, what is it?  Find our by listening here.  We invite your comments to vkubik@gmail.com

Welcome to 'Peri Menopause Power,' the podcast where we dive deep into the transformative journey of menopause, sharing real stories from real women. In this enlightening episode, we welcome Tanya Rutherford, a menopausal mum, a coach, facilitator and Chief Everything Officer from Central Queensland. Tanya is passionate about supporting other women through and beyond their Menopause experience. Based in the Rockhampton Region, Tanya provides firsthand insight into the unique challenges regional women face during perimenopause and beyond, contrasting their experiences with those in urban areas. Tanya also highlights common concerns and emerging trends among the women she works with, offering a deeper understanding of their specific challenges. Finally, she shares practical strategies and approaches that have proven effective in helping regional women embrace empowerment and live their best lives during menopause. Main Discussion Points: Tanya's background and inspiration for starting Learn Grow Become and Queen Be. Unique challenges faced by regional women in perimenopause and beyond. Common concerns and emerging trends among menopausal women. Effective strategies and approaches for empowering women during menopause.   FOLLOW OWN YOUR HEALTH COLLECTIVE

Jessica Bidgood is a cattle producer from Baralaba in Central Queensland and after a couple of decades on the land, is living her best life with her husband John and children Lylia, Zander and Cormac. In this episode, our host Emily Herbert discovers Jess' sense of purpose, both in business and in their family life The Bidgoods background and trade up to 1500 head of cattle across their three properties – with a big focus on regenerative practices and time-controlled grazing. She has so much knowledge to share in this episode which is truly invaluable.

In 2021 the Callide C Power Station experienced a unit failure that tore the turbine-generator apart, resulted in hundreds of thousands of premises losing power, and cost hundreds of millions to repair. We look at how design errors and ultimately a lack of information led to the incident escalating out of control, when it could have been recovered.With John Chidgey.Formal Reports: Callide Unit C4 Turbine Generator Failure 25 May 2021 (PDF) Animation of the Callide Unit C4 incident Trip of multiple generators and lines in Central Queensland and associated under-frequency load shedding on 25 May 2021 (PDF) News Releases and Articles: CS Energy releases report into 2021 Callide C4 Unit Failure CS Energy releases technical report into 2021 Unit C4 incident Dr Sean Brady to lead independent investigation into Callide incident Battery failure led to power plant mass outage Both units trip at Callide C on Wednesday 13th January 2021 Statement regarding IG Power Intergen voluntary administration Report says Callide C4 incident “could not have been anticipated” Callide explosion blamed on battery charger failure Callide Power Trading taken to court over system failure CS Energy says insurers won't agree to $300m claim over power station Jim Soorley stands down from CS Energy CS Energy Post about Incident on LinkedIn Super-Critical Boilers: Super-Critical Boiler Technology (PDF) Supercritical Fluids Supercritical Coal Plants Electrical Engineering References: Hydrogen-cooled Turbo Generator Reverse Active Power Protection (ANSI 32P) Court Action: Alleged failure to obtain regulatory approval to operate a generating system Notice of Filing: Australian Energy Regulator v Callide Power Trading Pty Ltd (PDF) Coal generator to face court over blackouts caused by catastrophic explosion General Information: Callide Power Station Stanwell Power Station Tarong Power Station Callide Power Station CS Energy: Water Management POST PUBLISHING NOTE: During the episode it is stated that the Emergency Diesel Generator was running under no load as it could not connect to the Unit C4 Emergency 415V Switchboard. As stated it could not connect to the Unit C4 415V Emergency Board and it remained dead, however as there was DC power in the Station section, it was powering the Station Emergency Board and was therefore running under some, minimal load. The Bus Tie between the Station 415V Emergency Board to the Unit C4 Emergency Board was left open when cross-feeding was possible. Additionally the DC Lube Oil and Generator Seal Oil Pumps were not specified if they were connected to the Main or Distribution DC Bus. If connected to the Main Bus, the ACS change-over would not have re-energised them, although reclosing the interconnector, or closing the battery breaker would have. Support Causality on PatreonEpisode Gold Producers: 'r' and Steven Bridle.Episode Silver Producers: Mitch Biegler, Shane O'Neill, Lesley, Jared Roman, Joel Maher, Katharina Will, Chad Juehring, Kellen Frodelius-Fujimoto and Ian Gallagher.

Today I'm speaking with Mary Li, ballet mistress and principal répétiteur at the Queensland Ballet. Mary's story to the stage is an unlikely one—one of eight children, Mary grew up in a small town in Central Queensland called Rockhampton. She was the first person in her family to try ballet, but by the age of 16—the day after completing her Solo Seal exam—she flew to London after being accepted into Royal Ballet School. Her star continued to rise, on graduation Mary was accepted into London Festival Ballet, now the English National Ballet—and was made principal within four years. But it was a chance move to Houston Ballet in the United States that saw the course of her life change again—when she crossed paths with another principal dancer, Li Cunxin—they would go on to marry, and dance together all over the globe. In this wonderfully brave conversation, Mary opens up about her career, meeting her husband and learning of his life, and their decision to have children. But Mary also talks about the devastating decision to leave her career after her eldest child was found to be hearing impaired, the grief she suffered knowing her child would never hear music, reuniting with the stage at the Queensland Ballet, and now choosing to learn AUSLAN with her eldest daughter Sophie.Mary continues to train and teach the principal artists of Queensland Ballet, all the while juggling life with Li and their three grown up children, Sophie, Tom and Bridie. Mary continues to learn AUSLAN, and her book Mary's Last Dance is available on Audible and in all good bookshops. If you'd like to listen to Li's conversation with me, please scroll down to Episode 5 of Talking Pointes, and we'll also pop the link in the show notes—and finally, to continue to follow all of Mary's adventures, you'll find her on Instagram.Mary and I recorded remotely, with Mary dialling in from Brisbane. This episode was produced in Sydney on the land of the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation to whom we pay our greatest respects.

CLIMATE ACTION SHOWOCTOBER 16TH 2023Produced by Vivien Langford "LIVING WONDERS" LOSE IN COURT The Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek was not in court to defend the challenge to her approval of two coal mine extensions. On her side were barristers for MACH Energy and  WHITEHAVEN coal. Justice Mc Elwaine dismissed the case. He said "Ultimately (this)...... raises matters for parliament to consider"   Environmental Justice Australia said "Unless it is appealed, today's judgement effectively clears the way for the minister to ignore climate change in her risk assessment of all new coal and gas projects on her desk- of which there are 25" I interviewed the president of the Environment Council of Central Queensland, Christine Carlisle about the impact on Australia's living wonders of more coal exports into the 2040's. Even now the Narrabri mine is leaking three times the climate changing  methane it claimed. If the extension is approved it will only add fuel to the climate chaos we are now experiencing everywhere. If you haven't see the Living Wonders project ,which ECoCeQ presented to Tanya Plibersek, please look at it now and check which of the living wonders  that you cherish will be imperilled. Explore the Evidence - Living Wonders Despite a promise to escape the climate 'naughty corner', the government just scored a win against environmentalists - ABC News Fine article by Michael SlezacLiving Wonders: Calls for law change after Federal Court ruling | news.com.au — Australia's leading news site Our "breaking News" interview will be followed by  a repeat of our 2022 show exploring the living wonders project featuring Professor Jakelin Troy and Lawyer Holly Kerwin. One of the wonders we look at is Lake Albacutya - Living Wonders.The hope we had then has had a setback in court. We had a new Environment Minister and Australia had overwhelmingly voted for Climate Action, but now state capture has been made obvious. Just as when our Former government passed around a shiny piece of laquered coal  and told parliament "Dont be afraid", now the Environment Minister is lined up with the coal companies who are defending her right to approve their mine extensions into the 2040's. That's the reality which should motivate a great deal of climate action. I think we must insist the reforms of the EPBC Act, promised for the end of this year, contain a climate trigger . Meantime, let us know if you are campaigning to delay the 25 projects.CLIMATE ACTIONOctober 29th SYDNEY- XR Zombie Walk  Events - Extinction Rebellion Australia (ausrebellion.earth)December 5-10th MELBOURNE -XR December RebellionNovember 17th - School Strike4Climate - Focus on stopping Fossil Fuel SubsidiesNov 17 | SS4C Australia (schoolstrike4climate.com)November 24-27- NEWCASTLE People's Blockade of the Coal PortPeople's Blockade — Rising Tide 

Shannon grew up in the Central Queensland town of Gladstone which is where her love of dance began. At the age of 15 she moved to Brisbane where she studied ballet full time at Queensland Dance School of Excellence before completing a Diploma of Performing Arts at ED5 International in Sydney. She has since obtained a diploma in Professional Pilates Instruction through PITC. A versatile performer, Shannon has had the privilege of working with many of Australia's leading choreographers including Kelley Abbey, The Squared Division, William Forsythe, Keith Hawley, Matt Lee, Leanne Cherny, Marko Panzic, Jason Coleman, Sarah Boulter and Stephen Baynes. Stage credits include Fame the Musical (Australian tour), Grease the Musical (Australian tour), previous Opera Australia productions including La Traviata and Carmen on Sydney Harbour, Le Gand Cirque, Ben Veitch's production of Blood, Swart and Dance and the Shorter, Sweeter Dance tour.Shannon has made regular television appearances on The X Factor, The Voice, Australian Idol, Australia's Next Top Model and more. She has worked with both Australian and International artists including Ricky Martin, Jessica Mauboy, Ricki Lee, Red Foo and Sneaky Sound System. She has also appeared in films and music videos and performed at countless events including the Glasgow Commonwealth Games Closing Ceremony.Since the birth of her two gorgeous children, Shannon has begun to focus more on the choreographic and creative side of the industry. She has choreographed for a number of award ceremonies and events.Crystalized Costumes Adrenaline Dance Competition Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Driven to launch Australia's first online eco store way back in 2003 after looking into the eyes of an Orangutan in the Indonesian jungle, Tracey Bailey's pioneering business Biome, now has around 6000 online SKUs and stores in Brisbane, Gold Coast and Melbourne. With her committed team and a devoted following, Tracey manages ecommerce success with maintaining her ethical commitment - a difficult path, but one well worth the struggle. In this chat, Tracey delves deep into palm-oil problems, reveals her passion for last for life products and talks about the uneasy, but necessary relationship she shares with her nemesis Google.Links from the episode:BiomeShopify Plus (sponsored)Packleo (sponsored)Questions answered:Why did you start Biome?What have been some of the re-platforming challenges you have faced?Biome's Pinterest has over 600K views every month. Do these convert as a sales channel? This episode was brought to you by… Shopify PlusPackleoAbout your host: Nathan Bush from esuiteNathan Bush is a digital strategist, Co-founder of eCommerce talent agency, esuite and host of the Add to Cart podcast. He has led eCommerce for businesses with revenue $100m+ and has been recognised as one of Australia's Top 50 People in eCommerce four years in a row. You can contact Nathan on LinkedIn, Twitter or via email.About your co-host: Tracey Bailey from BiomeTracey is the founder and CEO of Biome Eco Stores, Australia's first online eco store and greenwashing-free zone. She launched the business in 2003 from her family living room, and today operates five shops and a thriving online store that offer simple, clean and waste-free products. She was named one of the Top 10 People in E-commerce in Australia in 2019 and 2020. Her life's purpose is creating the change she wants to see in the world, inspired by her childhood in Central Queensland and her encounter with an orangutan in Indonesia.You can contact Tracey at LinkedInPlease contact us if you: Want to come on board as an Add To Cart sponsor Are interested in joining Add To Cart as a co-host Have any feedback or suggestions on how to make Add To Cart betterEmail hello@addtocart.com.au We look forward to hearing from you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paul travels to Rockhampton in Central Queensland, also known as Australia's beef capital, and speaks to Mike Canavan about the regional town's tourism potential.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Dahl and Cam Lowry make up the Alpha Blokes podcast, on of the hottest podcast in Australia right now. They boys made the trip from Central Queensland to Burleigh to record their own shows, so we jumped on the chance to have the boys in the studio for a world class session of talking absolute nonsense.You won't meet two more genuine Aussie blokes and this was an extremely fun three hours in the studio! Get around the Alpha Blokes on your favourite podcast platform and socials.We also have just dropped some new merch, so hit the shop and pic up one of our new Gypsy Tales hats!NEW HATS!http://www.gypsy-tales.shopSPONSORS:MANSCAPED: http://www.manscaped.comGet 20% Off + Free Shipping, with the code GYPSYGANGANTIGRAVITY BATTERIES: http://www.antigravitybatteries.comBOOST MOBILE: https://boost.com.au/pages/winCLICK TO ENTER TO WIN A BOOST PRIZE PACKKRUSHOZ: http://www.krushoz.comDriTimes: http://www.dritimes.comRIVAL INK: http://www.rivalinkdesignco.com- CODE: GYPSYGANG 15%MXSTORE: http://www.mxstore.com.auFIST HANDWEAR: http://www.fisthandwear.com- CODE: GYPSYGANG 15%DIXXON: http://www.dixxonquality.com.auTICK TOCK NUTRITION: https://www.ticktocknutrition.com.auCode: GYPSYGANG for $20 off...SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST ►https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsBG...ADD GYPSY TALES ON INSTAGRAM ►https://www.instagram.com/gypsytalesp..See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.