Podcasts about Clevedon

Matthew: Drawing in the OutcastSeries: The Twelve Disciples Preacher: Alex PettSunday MorningDate: 18th May 2025Passage: Matthew 9:9-13

Simon Peter: Defending (and Rebuking) the SaviourSeries: The Twelve Disciples Preacher: Rev. Dr. Russell HerbertSunday MorningDate: 11th May 2025Passage: Mark 8:27-38-------------------During the sermon, Russ made reference to a clip from the film Meet Joe Black.

Andrew: Bringing Others to JesusSeries: The Twelve Disciples Preacher: Rev. Dr. Russell HerbertSunday MorningDate: 4th May 2025Passage: John 1:35-42-------------------Russell refers to a YouGov survey commissioned by Bible Society.

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The Road to EmmausSeries: Ephesians Lent 2025 Preacher: Rev. Dr. Russell HerbertSunday MorningDate: 27th April 2025Passage: Luke 24:13-35

The Forever WarSeries: Lent Evening Series 2025 Preacher: The Rt. Rev. Mike HillWeekday EveningDate: 15th April 2025Passage: Ephesians 6:10-20

Great ExpectationsSeries: Ephesians Lent 2025 Preacher: The Rt. Rev. Mike HillSunday MorningDate: 13th April 2025Passage: Ephesians 6:10-24

Clevedon couple Richard and Helen Dorresteyn were the first to farm water buffalo in New Zealand. These giant, burly beasts produce the softest award-winning cheeses. You can find photos and read more about this episode on our webpage, here.In this episode:0:35 - A history of water buffalo stories3:04 - Meet the Clevedon Buffalo herd6:40 - Helen at the Clevedon Village Farmers Market10:0 - Water buffalo 10111:06 - An introduction to New Zealand13:00 - Nearly 20 years onWith thanks to guests:Richard and Helen Dorresteyn, Clevedon BuffaloMake sure you're following us on your favourite podcast app, so you don't miss new episodes every Friday evening.Want to chat to us or find out more about RNZ Podcasts? Join the RNZ Podcasts Discussion Facebook group where we share behind the scenes info about our series, and invite you to share feedback, recommendations and ask us questions.Send us your feedback or get in touch at country@rnz.co.nzGo to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

This week on Country Life the team take a walk on the wild side with a herd of water buffalo in Clevedon, check out a botanical growing trial in Taranaki and visit an Invercargill native nursery. You can find photos and read more about the stories in this episode on our webpage, here.In this episode:0:40 - Rural News Wrap7:18 - Eco-sourced plants flying out the door at Rūnaka-owned native nursery20:12 - On farm with organic dairy farmer Janet Fleming, Taranaki30:08 - Clevedon - where the water buffalo roamWith thanks to guests:Phil Moeke, Te Tapu o TāneJanet FlemingRichard and Helen Dorresteyn, Clevedon BuffaloMake sure you're following us on your favourite podcast app, so you don't miss new episodes every Friday evening.Like what you hear? Tell us! Leave us a review on your favourite podcast app or join the RNZ Podcasts Facebook group and join the convo.Send us your feedback or get in touch at country@rnz.co.nzGo to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

Love Light LiveSeries: Lent Evening Series 2025 Preacher: Philip JinaduWeekday EveningDate: 8th April 2025Passage: Ephesians 5:1-20

An Old Approach to a New IdeaSeries: Ephesians Lent 2025 Preacher: Kate DommettSunday MorningDate: 6th April 2025Passage: Ephesians 5:1-21

Body PartsSeries: Lent Evening Series 2025 Preacher: The Rt. Rev. Mike HillWeekday EveningDate: 1st April 2025Passage: Ephesians 4:1-16

Body PartsSeries: Ephesians Lent 2025 Preacher: Rev. Dr. Russell HerbertSunday MorningDate: 30th March 2025Passage: Ephesians 4:1-16

The Mystery RevealedSeries: Lent Evening Series 2025 Preacher: The Rt. Rev. Mike HillWeekday EveningDate: 25th March 2025Passage: Ephesians 3:1-21

The Mystery Revealed - Whodunnit?Series: Ephesians Lent 2025 Preacher: Nick PollardSunday MorningDate: 23rd March 2025Passages: Ephesians 3:1-13Ephesians 3:20-21

The Gospel is Free but Never CheapSeries: Lent Evening Series 2025 Preacher: The Rt. Rev. Mike HillWeekday EveningDate: 18th March 2025Passage: Ephesians 2:1-10

The Good News - Free But Never Cheap!Series: Ephesians Lent 2025 Preacher: Rev. Dr. Russell HerbertSunday MorningDate: 16th March 2025Passage: Ephesians 2:1-10-------------------As for you...

The Tragedy of an Unopened GiftSeries: Lent Evening Series 2025 Preacher: The Rt. Rev. Mike HillWeekday EveningDate: 11th March 2025Passage: Ephesians 1:1-10

God's Great PlanSeries: Ephesians Lent 2025 Preacher: Rev. Dr Peter HattonSunday MorningDate: 9th March 2025Passage: Ephesians 1:1-10

Crikey, I barely stepped away from the microphone yesterday and we had a double whammy news-wise. Phil Goff sacked as High Commissioner to London for an intemperate comment and question, Greg Foran resigning as Air New Zealand CEO. I heard someone on The Huddle with Ryan Bridge last night saying Greg Foran can now become the High Commissioner, Adrian Orr would become Air New Zealand CEO, and Phil Goff will take over as Reserve Bank Governor - all change. Boy, will Phil Goff be kicking himself all the way back to New Zealand, all the way back to the farm at Clevedon. You are on the pig's back when you get a gig like that – it is a sweet deal. And one intemperate comment ... I think he was just trying to be a bit too clever, showing he's done his homework, showing that he was well read, making appointed remark about somebody the world regards as a graceless buffoon (well, members of Phil Goff's world regard as a graceless buffoon), and he loses his gig, and rightly so. He was asking a question of the Finnish Foreign Affairs Minister at a Chatham House event in London. Goff said he'd been rereading a speech by former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill after the Munich Agreement. “He turned to Chamberlain, he said ‘You had the choice between war and dishonour. You chose dishonour, yet you will have a war',” Goff then said “President Trump has restored the bust of Churchill to the Oval Office. But do you think he really understands history?” So Phil Goff was making it well researched, clever-dick, pointed remark about the American president. What on Earth did he think was going to happen? He was stripped of his position immediately by Winston Peters. The Foreign Affairs Minister said Phil Goff's comments were deeply disappointing. They did not represent the views of the New Zealand Government and made his position as High Commissioner to London untenable. So a number of comments around that. Phil Goff was sacked by Winston Peters immediately. Winston Peters did not have to consult the Prime Minister before doing so – there was no need for him to consult. He was presented with a problem in his own department, and he dealt with it in the appropriate fashion. That's why you have managers, that's why you have ministers. Everything doesn't filter up to the CEO. Imagine in your own organisation if every single decision in your department had to go to the CEO. Why have a dog and bark yourself? So there was no need to consult. Was he sacked because the Government's sucking up, particularly to Donald Trump in the US? No. As Winston Peters pointed out yesterday, and as numerous foreign affairs experts have concurred, Phil Goff would have been sacked if he had made the comment of any foreign leader. When you're in a diplomatic role, you have to be diplomatic, and that wasn't. And what about the Chatham House rules? Chatham House is an actual place where people congregate to debate, discuss ideas primarily around foreign policy, but also about other things. It's a meeting place for pointy heads where they can float and toss ideas around, and they don't have to worry about it being attributable back to them. The rules say when a meeting or part thereof is held under the Chatham House rules, participants are free to use the information received but neither the identity nor the affiliation of the speakers, nor that of any other participant, may be revealed. So Chatham House rules guarantee people can speak freely within the walls. But in this case, the Chatham House rules had not been invoked because it was being live streamed, so you're not going to be able to shield the identity of the speakers because it's being live streamed. So that's why the comments became public, despite the fact they were in Chatham House – oh irony of ironies. The rules have to be invoked. They weren't, and apparently, according to Chatham House, it's not terribly often that they are. So there we go. That's what happened. He stuffed up royally and he's paid the price. And nobody will be more disappointed, I imagine, than Phil Goff except Mrs Goff because that would have been a lovely reward for a long period of time being an uxorious, fabulous support. Being a politician's partner or spouse would not be an easy gig. So you get the cushy number in London, feet up, gorgeous little holidays popping off around Europe. Now back to the farm in Clevedon, tail between the legs. Back on the ride on mower, no gardener for you anymore. He's had his punishment. He's heading home and Winston Peters did exactly the right thing. Ten out of ten for the Foreign Affairs Minister. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's with all these sackings and surprise resignations this week... Phil Goff yesterday, Adrian Orr the day before. Richard Prebble did a runner from the gravy train of the Waitangi Tribunal Greg Foran Calls it a day at Air New Zealand after 5 years... One of these guys had change forced on them, the other three just packed up and left with varying degrees of notice. Some are angry. some are relieved. And they all have one thing in common They're over 60. You don't screw with successful over 60s, which they all are. They have discovered a superpower. They don't give a flying fig. They're financially settled. They know their own mind. They can afford to stand on their principles, Phil Goff won't mind being held to account for what he said because he believes it. He may be regretful that his entertaining job in London has gone but he'll just come back to the farm in Clevedon and start making some real money in consultancy and cashing in both his Prime Ministerial and Mayoral superannuation. When things start getting all hot and sticky in their jobs for these over 60s, they can instantly switch to whoever needs this crap and walk. And then they brood. In their Bach. Or on a cruise ship. With a nice dinner reservation and maybe treat themselves to a new car. And if you think the over 60s have a superpower it's nothing compared to the over 70s whose superpower is the absolute certainty in what they believe and the total commitment to making sure that everyone knows it. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our Faithfulness to God as Citizens in SocietySeries: Faithful Preacher: Rev. Dr. Russell HerbertSunday MorningDate: 2nd March 2025Passage: Daniel 1:1-21

Matt spent the weekend on a farm in Clevedon and was amazing to find buffalo on the farm - which prompted a discussion about unusual animals farmed in New Zealand. Clevedon Buffalo Company co-founder Helen Dorresteyn joined the Afternoons team to discuss. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the Matt Heath and Tyler Adams Afternoons Full Show Podcast for the 24th of February - is it ok to leave more one child in a will than another if they are not so well off? Then some Doomsday Bunker chat after one has been secretly installed on a NZ property. And Matt spent the weekend on a farm in Clevedon and was amazed to find buffalo on the farm. That got the Afternoons duo thinking about unusual animals farmed in New Zealand. Get the Matt Heath and Tyler Adams Afternoons Podcast every weekday afternoon on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our Faithfulness to God in Hard TimesSeries: Faithful Preacher: Kate DommettSunday MorningDate: 23rd February 2025Passage: Hebrews 12:1-11

Our Faithfulness to God in the Daily RoutineSeries: Faithful Preacher: Rev. Dr. Russell HerbertSunday MorningDate: 16th February 2025Passage: Ruth 2:1-12

God's Faithfulness in PrayerSeries: Faithful Preacher: Rob Scott-CookSunday MorningDate: 9th February 2025Passage: Romans 8:26-27

God's Faithfulness to Keep MeSeries: Faithful Preacher: The Rt. Rev. Mike HillSunday MorningDate: 2nd February 2025Passage: 1 Corinthians 1:1-9

Convenant Service 2025Series: Convenant Service 2025 Preacher: Rev. Dr. Russell HerbertSunday MorningDate: 26th January 2025Passage: Mark 1:14-20

God's Faithfulness to His PromisesSeries: Faithful Preacher: Rev. Dr. Russell HerbertSunday MorningDate: 19th January 2025Passage: Hebrews 6:13-20

God's Faithfulness to HimselfSeries: Faithful Preacher: Rev. Dr. Russell HerbertSunday MorningDate: 12th January 2025Passages: Exodus 33:18-23Exodus 34:1-9John 9:1-31 Corinthians 10:1-13

Epiphany: Opening Up Our TreasuresSeries: Advent and Christmas 2024 Preacher: The Rt. Rev. Mike HillSunday MorningDate: 5th January 2025Passage: Matthew 2:1-12

Let the Peace of Christ Rule Your HeartsSeries: Advent and Christmas 2024 Preacher: Alex PettSunday MorningDate: 29th December 2024Passage: Colossians 3:12-17

Jesus Christ, The Star MakerSeries: Advent and Christmas 2024 Preacher: Emily HattonSunday MorningDate: 22nd December 2024Passage: John 1:1-5-------------------This year's Nativity was based on the The Star Maker by Helen Buckley & Jenny Brake which Emily makes reference to in her message.

What Should We Do Then?Series: Advent and Christmas 2024 Preacher: Rev. Dr. Russell HerbertDate: 15th December 2024Passage: Luke 3:7-18

Kelli-Jo Walker loves all things to do with fermentation. She speaks to Kathryn from her wild garden in Clevedon, South East of Auckland.

Prepare the WaySeries: Advent and Christmas 2024 Preacher: Rev. Dr Marcus TorchonSunday MorningDate: 8th December 2024Passage: Luke 3:1-6

Welcome to this week's The Struts Life—and oh, what a treat we have for you! Today, we're pulling back the curtain on something fans have whispered about for years: Luke Spiller's secret musical. Yes, it's real, it's magical, and it's every bit as brilliant as you'd hope. The story begins in the Victorian-esque town of "Clevedonahue," inspired by Luke's own childhood in Clevedon, and follows James Walker, an orphan whose inheritance sets him on a fantastical, rock-infused adventure. Luke spills all the tea about crafting this world, from writing songs in a tiny garden outhouse to recording quirky sound effects with his family and cat. It's part radio drama, part musical theater, and all Luke's unique vision. Plus, we share an exclusive song from the project and chat about his upcoming solo shows and Struts releases. Trust me, Strutters, you don't want to miss this one—it's the stuff of legends! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Keep Watch & PraySeries: Advent and Christmas 2024 Preacher: Rev. Dr. Russell HerbertSunday MorningDate: 1st December 2024Passage: Luke 21:25-36

Christ The KingPreacher: Rev. Dr. Russell HerbertSunday MorningDate: 24th November 2024Passage: John 18:28-40-------------------Russ finishes his sermon with The Father's Love Letter used by permission Father Heart Communications ©1999 FathersLoveLetter.com.

Working for GodPreacher: Adam BuxtonSunday MorningDate: 17th November 2024Passage: Hebrews 11:1-16

Remembrance SundayPreacher: Rev. Dr. Russell HerbertSunday MorningDate: 10th November 2024Passage: John 15:1-17

The Most Important CommandmentSeries: Practising the Way Preacher: Rev. Dr. Russell HerbertSunday MorningDate: 3rd November 2024Passage: Mark 12:28-34

Seize the MomentSeries: Practising the Way Preacher: The Rt. Rev. Mike HillSunday MorningDate: 27th October 2024Passage: Mark 10:46-52

Taking Up Your CrossSeries: Practising the Way Preacher: Emily HattonSunday MorningDate: 20th October 2024Passage: Matthew 16:21-27

Practising Spiritual DisciplinesSeries: Practising the Way Preacher: Rev. Dr. Russell HerbertSunday MorningDate: 13th October 2024Passage: 1 Corinthians 2:1-16

Hey, Strutters! This week's episode of The Struts Life is a special one you won't want to miss. We're taking a trip to the city that shaped our very own Luke Spiller—Bristol, the cultural gem of the UK. Luke opens up about his childhood memories, from the vibrant streets of Bristol to the tranquil shores of Clevedon. Expect stories that paint a vivid picture of how this city's eclectic energy influenced the music you love today. Plus, we're setting the record straight on where Luke is really from (hint: it's not Derby!). Tune in as we explore the creative pulse of Bristol, a city brimming with history, art, and a music scene that birthed the likes of Banksy and trip-hop. Luke shares how growing up in such a dynamic environment has influenced his music and shaped the sound of The Struts. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the band, this episode will give you an intimate glimpse into the roots of our frontman and the city that continues to inspire him. Don't miss out on this nostalgic journey—hit play and get ready to be transported to the heart of Bristol! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey, Strutters! This week's episode of The Struts Life is a special one you won't want to miss. We're taking a trip to the city that shaped our very own Luke Spiller—Bristol, the cultural gem of the UK. Luke opens up about his childhood memories, from the vibrant streets of Bristol to the tranquil shores of Clevedon. Expect stories that paint a vivid picture of how this city's eclectic energy influenced the music you love today. Plus, we're setting the record straight on where Luke is really from (hint: it's not Derby!). Tune in as we explore the creative pulse of Bristol, a city brimming with history, art, and a music scene that birthed the likes of Banksy and trip-hop. Luke shares how growing up in such a dynamic environment has influenced his music and shaped the sound of The Struts. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the band, this episode will give you an intimate glimpse into the roots of our frontman and the city that continues to inspire him. Don't miss out on this nostalgic journey—hit play and get ready to be transported to the heart of Bristol! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Follow Up: CRUISE FIRE NINE EXECS IN ACCIDENT AFTERMATHFollowing the internal investigation by GM, into the incident where a pedestrian was dragged by a Cruise driverless vehicle, nine executives from the company have been sacked. Departments affected include Legal, Government Affairs, Commercial Operations and Safety and Systems. On top of that General Motors has stated that it is cutting 900 staff from the offshoot. Click here to read more, from The Register. Follow-Up: FRANCE EV SUBSIDY ELIGIBILITY LIST PUBLISHEDFrance has published a list of electric vehicles that will be eligible for governmental subsidy, following the inclusion of production environmental calculations. Surprising no one, but Chinese made vehicles will not get financial help. This will come into force from 1 January 2024. You can read more, by clicking this link here to an electrive article. FOLLOW UP: CLEVEDON WIGGLY LINES ROAD CHANGES AGAINAn independent investigation into the controversial changes to Clevedon's sea front has recommended reinstating some diagonal parking spaces. Many are still unhappy with this, wanting a return to the original layout before any changes were made. Additionally the council is investigating if they need to return the funding, if they make these changes, and how to pay for it. This link here, will explain more thanks to the BBC News article. EU VOTES FOR CRITICAL RAW MATERIALS SECURITY LAWWith the push to electric vehicles the risk that the region could be held to ransom by other countries has pushed the EU Parliament to vote on bringing a law regarding critical raw materials. This will require up to 45% of recycling, as well as increasing the amount extracted in Europe. Click here to read more in an electrive article. TESLA RECALL DUE TO AUTOPILOT FLAWSTesla has been forced to announce a recall for their Autopilot system in the US, which is the name for their driver assistance technology such as adaptive cruise control, lane keeping assist and the likes. They are delivering it by an over-the-air update. The results are more frequent reminders for the driver to pay attention. To find out why this has happened, click this link to an electrive article. For a bit of background to all of this, click this link to a Rolling Stone article written by Ed Niedermeyer. CARIAD TO CUT COSTS INSTEAD OF JOBSCARIAD, the software division of the Volkswagen Group, has agreed with unions to cut costs to prevent job losses. By 2028 there must be a reduction of costs of 20%. You can learn more by clicking this link to an Investing article.GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS MANDATE MORE TECHThe new General Safety Regulations (GSR2) have been published. These tie together a few different regulations, into the one but also add more technology that must be fitted as standard on vehicles. This will obviously lead to a rise in costs. To find out more and exactly what...

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