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A series of domain names registered to Desley for Mayor have sparked speculation Auckland's deputy mayor, Desley Simpson, could challenge Wayne Brown for the mayoralty. Political commentator Ben Thomas spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

It’s our last episode of the chrissy extravaganza and our last episode for the year so what better way to celebrate than to bring in our parents Dave and Desley! We go through some truly disastrous family christmases, including the time our brother drove a car into someone’s house… Plus mum and dad’s favourite Christmases with us, and what they’re excited for now that their kids are having kids of their own! It’s a whole lot of O’Halloran goodness! PLUS It’s our last episode for 2024 and we want to say thank YOU so much for listening and we can’t wait to bring you more silly stories, sibling squabbles and shit head kids in 2025! LINKS Follow us on Instagram @lukeandsassyscottpodcast CREDITS: Hosts: Luke And Sassy ScottExecutive Producer: Elise CooperAudio Imaging: Nat Marshall Social Producer: Amy CodeManaging Producer: Sam Cavanagh Find more great podcasts like this at www.listnr.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Neste episódio a conversa foi com Camile e Desley da Trem Lúdico (@tremludico) de São Roque de Minas - MG. É a Minha Vez! é o podcast onde converso com alunos do VdJ que estão ganhando renda extra com jogos de tabuleiro. Eles compartilham suas dúvidas, dificuldades e damos dicas para que você também possa alcançar esse feito.

In this episode, we sit down with Desley Robinson, a trailblazer in Australian women's boxing and former IBF International Champion. Desley shares her journey through the sport, from her rise in the super welterweight division to becoming a key figure in the early days of Australian women's boxing. Tune in as we discuss her career highlights, the challenges she faced, and her thoughts on the evolution of boxing. Don't miss this inspiring conversation with one of the sport's true pioneers!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A deep dive into the complexities, chaos and change we face in our personal and professional lives and the importance of trust, respect and self-confidence.In this episode, Di talks with the inimitable thought leader, Dr Desley Lodwick. The phrase that defines Desley and she lives by is, her best is yet to come. A powerful phrase, and as we age an unbelievably uplifting take on life.We discuss the reality that we are dealing with complexity much of the time within organisations at lower & lower levels, and interestingly, Desley has found people don't understand the difference between complicated and complex. Historically our jobs were complicated, however nowadays they are not merely complicated but becoming increasingly more complex. There is always a solution for a complication, however it is the complexity that presents us with issues we simply cannot solve. This is true in our personal lives too.It's not all bad news though when faced with this complexity, as we can make progress that steers us in the direction we want to go. We just have to be willing to change. Desley's book, Ethically Deviant: An Unconventional Guide for Leaders to Supercharge Progress in Times of Complexity, Chaos & Change is due for release later this year.Great insights from another fabulous female I have had the privilege of talking with on the Power Of Women podcast.I have to tell you, I absolutely love what I do. Guest: Dr. Desley LodwickHost: Di GillettSound Design: Daryl MissenFilming: Chocolate Studios Don't forget to Follow Di and Like the Power Of Women podcast:Watch the episode on YouTubeFollow Di on LinkedInFollow Power Of Women on LinkedInFollow Di on InstagramFollow Power Of Women Podcast on InstagramListen to this and other episodes on the Power Of Women websiteConnect with Di If the Power Of Women podcast resonates, please Follow & Share this episode and Subscribe to our YouTube channel. The Power Of Women podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Audible & YouTube. That's where the real power is! Until next time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rachel speaks to the Deputy Mayor about train disruptions across the city and council funding for initiatives to prevent youth crime. 

Rachel speaks to Deputy Mayor Desley Simpson about overnight flooding, parking payment changes in the central city and the Auckland Long Term Plan. 

Rachel speaks to the Deputy Mayor about Watercare's separation from Auckland Council and reduction of public bins around the city.

The Deputy Mayor speaks to Rachel about infrastructure plans, tsunami warning system updates and ecological threats to the city. 

The Deputy Mayor of Tāmaki Makaurau speaks about what's going on across the city. 

Aussie boxer Desley Robinson joins Staffy to preview her world title fight in December against Kiwi Lani Daniels. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Deputy Mayor speaks to Rachel about the election results and what they might mean for local government, the Auckland Council's six demographic advisory panels outline for the next three years and an update on the Tāmaki Makaurau Tauawhi Kaumātua Age-friendly Auckland Action Plan. Whakarongo mai nei!

Paranormal & Poltergeist Encounters of the Third Kind.. See more here; https://wp.me/p58EtD-6QS Australian Naturopath Desley Lock had never entertained the concept of originating from the stars, but her ordinary life became extraordinary when her house became a portal for `close encounters of the third kind,' so she was forced to consider that something more than just a demonic haunting was trying to communicate profound messages. Appreciate KAren's work Awakening Consciousness? THANK YOU for your Support for the content. Share your appreciation on this link https://www.paypal.me/KArenASwain. THANK YOU BIG LOVE ks. THANK YOU for SHARING these conversations, we present them to you completely FREE with NO Ads! Please spread the LOVE and Wisdom. Visit KAren's website here https://karenswain.com/ Follow us on all our platforms https://linktr.ee/KArenSwain Join our Awakening Empowerment Network Facebook Group

The Deputy Mayor speaks to Rachel about Watercare plans for Muriwai, Mayor Brown's manifesto document being published, and celebrations around the CBD soon. Whakarongo mai nei!

On Isthmus'n That with Desley Simpson, the Deputy Mayor speaks to Rachel about council consultation being open for Aucklanders to have their say on the cost sharing agreement between central and local government for storm recovery, councillors hearing this week that the Auckland Council climate plan is not tracking to halve its emissions by 2030 and weather forecasting for a dry summer in Auckland. Whakarongo mai nei!

The Deputy Mayor of Tāmaki Makaurau discusses the council governing body approving $2 billion recovery package to improve Auckland's storm resilience and co-fund buyouts and New Zealand Fashion Week events in Auckland.

On Isthmus'n That with Desley Simpson, the Deputy Mayor speaks about the government announcement on construction of three lane tunnel crossing the Waitemata Harbour Bridge, and the potential disestablishment of North Harbour Stadium. Whakarongo mai nei!

Desley Kuiper is een nuchtere Groninger ondernemer die in de moving billboards zit. Hij zorgt ervoor dat je merk zichtbaar wordt op vrachtwagens. Desley richtte Trayler op in 2019 samen met Henk-Jan Bijmolt, die eigenaar is van de online houthandel Gadero. Het idee voor Trayler ontstond toen Bijmolt zijn bezorgvrachtwagens gebruikte voor Gadero-advertenties en dit op LinkedIn deelde. Dit leidde tot aanvragen van andere bedrijven die ook opvallende vrachtwagenreclame wilden, wat resulteerde in de oprichting van Trayler. In 2020 nam Kuiper de volledige leiding van Trayler op zich. Sindsdien heeft hij zich gericht op het voortbouwen aan het succes en de groei van het bedrijf. Momenteel rijden er meer dan 150 'moving billboards' rond en dit aantal blijft groeien​. Veel plezier met deze nieuwe aflevering!

 Rachel speaks to Deputy Mayor of Tāmaki Makaurau, Desley Simpson on Isthmus'n That about the budget that has recently passed and what that means for the city. 

Auckland Council and the Government are working on a plan designed to lessen the impact of extreme weather events on roads. They're working on a plan which would see roads that are commonly hit moved to safer ground. Auckland Deputy Mayor Desley Simpson says there aren't a list of roads yet. She explained that the $6 billion pledged to the idea isn't a waste. "Because it sounds a lot of money, but actually it's not a lot if it's over many, many years. We need to do this work now." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Jane Anderson Show, I am so excited to have Desley Lodwick,  a professional coach and leadership development expert, known for her innovative coaching methodology and ability to inspire, inform, and facilitate action. With over 20 years of experience, she supports executives, leaders, and managers to gain satisfaction from their work and make progress in challenging situations. Desley's expertise in leadership and adult development was honed through her diverse career experience, including computer programming, educational leadership, and business development. She was the managing director of a global IT company before co-founding Aberrant Learning, where she currently serves as CEO. In 2016, Desley completed a PhD in 'Contextualist Coaching for Complex Times', where she developed a unique coaching methodology that supports individual and collective performance and culture in organisations. Her Cohort Coaching™ process has facilitated desired shifts in many organisations around the world. Desley is a sought-after professional speaker, a thought leader in coaching, and a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. Her clients come to her for support when experiencing workplace frustrations, problems that have no answers, overload, or are heading towards burnout. Her work aims to support her clients in gaining peace of mind and achieving desired outcomes, increasing their ability to look at situations from others' perspectives, and surfacing assumptions to gain new awareness, perception, practices, relationships, and directions.  Desley has authored a guide for developing technical experts into effective leaders. She speaks on matters of wisdom, the challenges of complexity, context, and change, and designs leadership programs that support the growth of adult sense-making capacity. Desley is on the Board of the LUME Network and was previously the Chair of PartnerSPEAK. When she is not coaching or developing leaders, Desley indulges in her passion for music as a keyboard player in a rock band. She lives with her musician husband and Turkish Angora rescue cat.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

North Islanders are warned to prepare for the worst as Cyclone Gabrielle moves closer. MetService has issued a Red Heavy Rain Warning for the Coromandel Peninsula and Gisborne, north of Tolaga Bay. Up to 400 millimetres of rain could fall on the regions , with peak intensities of up to 30 millimetres per hour tomorrow. Northland, Auckland, the rest of Tairawhiti and Hawke's Bay are under Orange Wind and Rain Warnings. Waikato is also under a wind warning. Auckland deputy mayor Desley Simpson says advice suggests this event will differ from Auckland's earlier storms, but will be no less destructive. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Desley didn't want her kids to have the life she did, working day in day out on the farm just to get by. When she decided to sell the farm and move to somewhere more urban, she did so without realising the huge shift in finance her life would take. But after stumbling across I […]

There's relief now the sun's shining above Auckland, but the region isn't out of the wet yet. Auckland is still in a state of emergency after Friday's deluge, which closed roads, caused slips, and toppled homes. Auckland Council says more than 2300 rapid building assessments have been completed since Saturday. More than 160 homes have been red-stickered - meaning they aren't safe to enter - and over 650 buildings have restricted access. It's estimated up to 6000 properties still need to be assessed. Deputy mayor Desley Simpson says it's hard to judge when the city will be back to normal because of the extent of the damage, particularity in the Northern and Western regions, but hundreds of people are out there helping. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The evacuations are continuing in Auckland after another night of heavy rain. Auckland remains in a state of emergency, with an Orange Heavy Rain Warning and Heavy Thunderstorm Warning still in effect. Fire crews have been been busy with about 30 rescues and call-outs overnight, and four homes in the west Auckland suburb of Titirangi have been evacuated due to further slips. At least 30 homes have been red-stickered, and about 45 arterial routes and local roads are closed across the region. Auckland Deputy Mayor Desley Simpson says that it's not getting any better. Heavy rain is also battering Northland this morning. Northland Civil Defence is urging people to remain alert for flooding. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Auckland experienced record-breaking rainfall last Friday and is forecast to receive more by the end of today. Auckland mayor Wayne Brown placed the region in a State of Emergency after the rain resulted in widespread flooding, slips, power cuts, and property damage. Wayne Brown's response to the extreme weather has come under fire, as the State of Emergency wasn't declared until after 10pm on Friday. Auckland deputy mayor Desley Simpson says that the communication around the extreme rainfall could have been better, but both the mayor and Prime Minister Chris Hipkins will be launching a detailed investigation into this. LISTEN ABOVE      See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Desley from Regina, SK joins me on this episode of Moony Birth Stories to share her two pregnancy and birth stories.  Desley and her partner Allen took two months to get pregnant with their first baby and since Desley had done some research prior to conceiving and wanted a homebirth, she knew she'd need to apply for a midwife immediately.  She was able to get in with midwifery care and moved forward with her plans for a home water birth.  After an enjoyable pregnancy, labour started on it's own at home.  She was able to labour at home until the very end when stalled pushing led to the recommendation of a transfer to hospital and everything went quickly from there.  At 9 months postpartum, Desley and Allen got an unexpected surprise when they discovered they were pregnany with their second.  This pregnancy same with more challenges and Desley's plans for a home waterbirth remained the same.  She shares how this birth ultimately ended in hospital transfer as well and how she coped with a more challenging postpartum.

When he was elected as Auckland mayor, Wayne Brown was quick to come out of the blocks to say rate rises must be avoided. He said he wanted to reduce the pressure on young and lower-income home owners, who can least afford it. Now less than 2 months into his new job... and he's proposing to put rates up by 4.66%! That would means a household with $1.4 million dollars of property capital would pay an additional $154 dollars a year, roughly $3 a week. Deputy mayor Desley Simpson joins us to talk through rates!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Auckland mayor Wayne Brown has announced councillor Desley Simpson as his deputy. Simpson is the councillor for the Ōrākei ward which covers Mission Bay, Kohimarama, St Heliers, and Remuera. Brown says Delsey Simpson was not only his pick, but has the support of other councillors.  

Newly-named deputy mayor of Auckland Desley Simpson has confirmed there was an expression of interest made by a company to take over the operation of Ports of Auckland. Mayor Wayne Brown says any foreign operators would be wasting their time submitting proposals for a takeover. The mayor wants some of the port land freed up for Aucklanders to enjoy - but he, and other councillors are staunchly opposed to any kind of sell off. Reporter Tom Taylor has the story.  

"Desley" joins you this week to give you our experiences in the game, talk Destiny news, and give you all the opinions you may not know you needed.  We talk Destiny, the latest news, and some interesting seasonal story bits.  If you are ever interested in joining the live recording and chat of the show or our after shows, we record most Thursday nights around 9pm Eastern.  Please check out our discord to continue the conversation and listen to our live shows.  Links can be found at our website (under about us) at: www.theguardianhub.com   Please also leave us a review on Apple podcasts or any other platform, we would appreciate it very much and read it on the air.  You can click here to do so: https://lovethepodcast.com/jpHjRL

Join Reality Bytes Hosts: Desley Casey and Susan Pavlic as the discuss some of the results of the Australian Federal Election held on 21st May 2022 - Part 2. The ALP (Australian Labor Party) won the election, however, to date whether the new government is able to govern in their own right or govern as a minority government is yet to be determined (Thursday 26/5/2022). Desley and Susan discuss: * Some of their ideas re how the ALP could potentially improve Australian's faith in politicians and the politcal system, for example: * Modify the legislation on: I move the member no longer be heard. * Federal politicians pay rises * Some basic number crunching * Federal politicians travel and other allowances. * And, so much more. You can view or listen to the Live/Podcast (which was pre-recorded due to technical issues at the time) on: Podcast: https://anchor.fm/desley-casey Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/realitybytespodcasts YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC37m714-04dCeewRFz2o1Ug (Approximately 42 minutes) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desley-casey/message

Join Reality Bytes Hosts: Desley Casey and Susan Pavlic as the discuss some of the results of the Australian Federal Election held on 21st May 2022. The ALP (Australian Labor Party) won the election, however, to date whether the new government is able to govern in their own right or govern as a minority government is yet to be determined (Thursday 26/5/2022). Desley and Susan discuss: Labor's win as the governing major party. Some of the federal electorial seats, i.e. Lyons in Tasmania and Gilmore in NSW are still too close to call. (Latest update is that the sitting Labor Member for Lyons, Brian Mitchell, is maintaining a small lead. In the seat of Gilmore, the Liberal Candidate has the slimest majority of just over 100 votes ahead of Fiona Phillips the 2019 - 2022 Labor MP. A correction we must make is that to date Peter Dutton (mentioned about 7 minutes into the discussion) has as yet to be elected as the leader for the Liberal Party. Our understanding is that at present he has put his hand up to lead the Liberal party however to date the election as leader as yet has not happened. Uluru Statement of the Heart Anthony Albanese, now Australia's 31st Prime Minister And, so much more. You can view or listen to the Live/Podcast (which was pre-recorded due to technical issues at the time) on: Podcast: https://anchor.fm/desley-casey Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/realitybytespodcasts YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC37m714-04dCeewRFz2o1Ug (Approximately 57 minutes) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desley-casey/message

Reality Bytes - Lives/Podcasts Saturday 7th May 2022 @ 4pm (AEST) Interview with Brian Mitchell, Labor MP for Lyons, Tasmania. Join Reality Bytes Hosts: Desley Casey and Susan Pavlic as they discuss with Brian a broad range of issues impacting the Australian population. Yes, as normal, Susan and Desley end the interview with a short poem. Issues include however not limited to: * Affordable Housing including private rentals and community housing. * Cost of Living pressures. * Indue P/L - Cashless Debit Card that has been in trial sites for the past 6 years and how the government want to ented this to all Centrelink recipients, regardless of location. * The 2 C's: Child Care and Climate Change * And, so much more. Join us at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/realitybytespodcasts Audio Only: https://anchor.fm/desley-casey YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC37m714-04dCeewRFz2o1Ug (Approximately 48 minutes) Please Note: Interview was Pre-Recorded --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desley-casey/message

Federal Budget on Tuesday 29th March 2022. Reality Bytes hosts: Desley Casey and Susan Pavlic watched the Live telecast of the treasurer delivering his Budget Speech and decided to discuss what they heard as ordinary, every day Australians and whether this budget delivers to the Australian People. Please Note: Desley and Susan are very quick to note: (a) They are definitely not economists, and (b) They are definitely not financial advisors, and (c) They have not read the 2022 budget papers. Join Desley and Susan as they discuss: · Cost of Living pressures and strategies the LNP attempt to address. · Reduction of the Fuel excise for the next 6 months · Funding for Rural and regional areas as well as all local councils in Australia · Funding for Defence · And, so much more. Desley and Susan also raise the question what will happen after the 6 months is up. As they stated: it is not as if the cost of living pressures are going to decrease in 6 months when the cost of living strategies the government are due to cease the funding. (Approximately 42 minutes) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desley-casey/message

Sussex Inlet: Residents' Cry Saturday 26/3/2022 at 4pm The recent floods that hit Eastern States of Qld, Northern NSW and Sydney regions also hit the NSW South Coast area. Sussex Inlet is one such township that was hit by the recent floods. As a coastal region the area's residents have to contend with not only flood disasters but also bushfire disasters. As such one would think that governments of all levels would be prepared to meet any potential disaster head on, working in conjunction with the local communities in the Shoalhaven local government area. Join Reality Bytes hosts: Desley Casey and Susan Pavlic as they discuss with special guest, Patricia White, Councillor, Shoalhaven Council. Thanks are extended to the residents of Sussex Inlet who provided a range of questions and comments they requested by put forward to Patricia by Desley and Susan. Discussion includes, however, not limited to: Simple strategies which will assist residents when an impending disaster is on the horizon. Vehicles driving through flood waters and the impact on properties. Sussex Inlet Roads and Roads Maintenance Community Meetings And, so much more. And the Reality Bytes Hosts love to end the Lives/Podcasts with a wee Poem. (Approximately: 1 hour, 4 minutes.) You can also watch the episode on: Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/realitybytespodcasts and YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC37m714-04dCeewRFz2o1Ug And Audio only at: https://anchor.fm/desley-casey Please Share throughout your Networks. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desley-casey/message

Yes I'm Older Give Me A Break - Part 2 Live - Saturday 12/3/2022 at 4pm (Aussie Daylight Saving EST - NSW timezone) Join Reality Bytes Hosts: Desley Casey and Susan Pavlic as they discuss the issues of Older Women in Australia s with Special Guest: Beverly Baker, President of National Older Women's Network and Chair of the NSW Older Women's Network. Beverly is a mother and grandmother and is very passionate about the issues that older women face, however, also about the range of issues surrounding young people in Australia. Due to the broad range of issues that Beverly, Susan and Desley discussed, the interview has been developed into 2 episodes. Issues include however not limited to: * A broad range of issues surrounding older women * Wealth against the Rest of Us * Cashless Debit Card and Aged Pensioners * Women and Sexual Violence * Government requesting Aged Pensioners to Go Back to Work * A discussion on death taxes * And, so much more. (Approximately 34 minutes) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desley-casey/message

Yes I'm Older Give Me A Break - Part 1 Live - Saturday 5/3/2022 at 4pm (Aussie Daylight Saving EST - NSW timezone) Join Reality Bytes Hosts: Desley Casey and Susan Pavlic as they discuss the issues of Older Women in Australia s with Special Guest: Beverly Baker, President of National Older Women's Network and Chair of the NSW Older Women's Network. Beverly is a mother and grandmother and is very passionate about the issues that older women face, however, also about the range of issues surrounding young people in Australia. Due to the broad range of issues that Beverly, Susan and Desley discussed, the interview has been developed into 2 episodes. Issues include however not limited to: * A broad range of issues surrounding older women * Over 45 and homeless - many older women have become homeless * Ageism and the impact of ageism on older Australians. * Health care as a person ages. * Assisted dying for people who are terminally ill. * And, so much more. (Approximately 40 minutes) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desley-casey/message

Reality Bytes Host introduces Co Host: Susan Pavlic from Tasmania. Sue has joined the Reality Bytes team and will be co hosting Reality Bytes Podcasts with Desley. Join us as we discuss: Susan introducing herself and a discussion with Desley on various life experiences Cashless Debit Card The LNP Fairytale Approximately: 26 minutes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desley-casey/message

This week Mel and Trish chat to their good friend Desley Walters, in 2016 she opened a clothing business called Sweet Charlotte Studio - a boutique clothing store based in Caloundra on the Sunshine Coast. Desley shared her passion of all things fashion and her unwavering desire to to celebrate women of all shapes and sizesFollow Don't Give A Fifty on InstagramFollow Don't Give A Fifty on Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dichtbij jezelf blijven, doe je zo! Een diepgaand gesprek met mijn oudste zoon Desley. In deze podcast ga ik in gesprek met mijn oudste zoon van 22. Hoe gaat het met hem? Hoe staat hij in zijn leven? Wat doet hij aan persoonlijke ontwikkeling en is hij gelukkig en gezond? zijn vragen die langskomen. Maar ook dieper gelegen emoties en issues komen aan bod. Wat had ik anders kunnen doen in de opvoeding? Zijn zoektocht naar zijn zelfbeeld en de les die hij heeft geleerd die bij hem het verschil heeft gemaakt!

Well worth the wait! Desley Casey, Reality Bytes Podcast host continues the discussion with Amanda Smith from Say No 7 Resources and No Cashless Debit Card Australia. Amanda is a DSP recipient and mum of a disabled child living in Victoria; she is the policy and legislation analyst for the NCDCA and founder of the Say No Seven community. Amanda has spoken in senate, and has been producing videos and anti-propaganda articles and CDC information threads for the last six years. Parts A and B of Amanda's interview dealt with the Impacts of the Cashless Debit Card on card holders, businesses and Australian society; human rights and more. So Join Amanda and Desley as the discussion continues on: The Australian government Further discussion on the Cashless Debit Card legislation How people can advocate for themselves and also to stop the card And, so much more. A quick update: Since the time of this interview being undertaken 3 women have now successfully been taken off the cashless debit card primarily due to the advocacy efforts of Amanda, Kathryn and the No Cashless Debit Card community. Congratulations to Mahialia, Alicia and Bianca. Congratulations to the No Cashless Debit Card community and Say No 7 resources who raised the absolute distress Services Australia and Indue Ltd were putting these women through. If you wanted to know whether Amanda and all are making a difference then look no further. PS: Approximately 1 hour 8 minutes in length. To access the resources go to: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SN7Resources https://www.facebook.com/notowelfarecard --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desley-casey/message

Desley Casey, Reality Bytes podcast host continues the interview discussion with Amanda Smith, Say No 7 and No Cashless Debit Card Australia on the Australian Cashless Debit Card Legislation. Amanda is a DSP recipient and mum of a disabled child living in Victoria; she is the policy and legislation analyst for the NCDCA and founder of the Say No Seven community. Amanda has spoken in senate, and has been producing videos and anti-propaganda articles and CDC information threads for the last six years. Join Amanda and Desley as they discuss in Part B of this 3 part series: Government Data Aged Pensions Indue Ltd Human Rights Independent Evaluations And, so much more https://www.facebook.com/groups/SN7Resources https://www.facebook.com/notowelfarecard Listen time: Approximately 1 hour 9 minutes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desley-casey/message

Monday Breakfast 14 Junewith Phuong and Jacob // Welcome and Acknowledgement to Country //  It's Radiothon time! You can donate to keep 3CR on air using https://www.givenow.com.au/cause442 or phone up on 0394198377/ Any amount big or small is appreciated!// Jan Bartlett from Tuesday Hometime interviews Dr Tony Birch on the Free Palestine Melbourne's Nakba Event in May.// Jan Bartlett from Tuesday Hometime speaks with Sue Wareham from the Medical Association for the Prevention of War (MAPW) about concerns over the planned redevelopment of the war memorial in Canberra. // Marisa from Doin Time caught up with Alison and Desley from- Grandmothers against Removals (GMAR) recently to discuss the ongoing systematic racism against Indigenous Australians that has seen another stolen generation. // Tess and Meg from Done by Law report on the Raise the Age campaign, interviewing Meena Singh from the Human Rights Law Centre about increasing the age of incarceration.// Tess and Meg continue the discussion on Raise the Age, speaking with Anoushka Jeronimo from the Youth Law Program at West Justice.// MUSIC:Dig by Chasing GhostsEnergy (Freestyle) by SHRETA 

Next Generation Innovators is back! In the first episode of our fifth season, Alicia speaks with State of Escape's Co-Founder, Desley Maidment, about not following trends, the power of word of mouth, and operating with integrity. New episodes will be in your feed on Thursdays - subscribe so you never miss one. Enormous thanks to our partner AusIndustry's Entrepreneurs’ Programme at business.gov.au  Host @aliciasteviestephenson Our guest @stateofescape Loved this episode? Leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts to help others find us  Get in touch at hello@futurewomen.com  Join the movement at www.futurewomen.com  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Desley provides a quick update on whether defrosted bread can be refrozen. Also an update re the Job Seeker Bill being passed by both houses of Parliament. This update is primarily because Desley was speaking to a staff member of Nowra Community Store on a whole range of topics and refreezing already defrosted bread was mentioned and Desley promised to undertake a Dr Google search on this very issue. Please don't hesitate to contact me to ask your questions or provide comments and feedback. I'm more than happy to be corrected if I inadvertently give incorrect information. This is what this Podcast is all about. Not only giving a platform for people to raise their voice but also hopefully some helpful tips and strategies at the same time. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desley-casey/message

Hi My name is Desley and I am the owner of the podcast Reality Bytes. A podcast to discuss a broad range of social issues affecting Australians, from: Welfare Reform Women's Issues Health and Well-being Homelessness Environment And, so much more. So join me as we traverse over the Australian landscape to tap into the often ignored, most vulnerable people in Australian Society and people and organisations to support them. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desley-casey/message

Imagine starting your first business not only in a new industry to you but also convincing 30 other business people that they should join your collective to create a better world than currently existed! This is the interview of Desley & Jeff Souter who founded Aussie Pet Collective. Not only are both educators but also a working entrepreneurial couple building a fast growing socially conscious & collective way of doing business in the very lucrative & multi national dominated Pet Industry. Also on this episode Coachnicki dives into ART OF WAR chapter 4: DEPLOYMENT & relates back to business strategy. Nicki-ism is back with "Like a LIGHTBULB". News of the week cheers on the EX Auspost CEO, HOLGATE even if their current CEO doesnt want to. Recorded LIVE during the Business 101 Show aired 6pm Monday nights on 101.1fm. For your free Version 1 arm band goto coachnicki.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/business-101-show/message

Why would you want to reach out to an academic counsellor? Get to know Desley van der Zande and Jaco de Fockert-Koefoed closer! Get inspired by their non-linear career trajectories towards their profession, their vision on their mission in their work with students and the ideas on happiness. Book recommendations of this episode: “I am […]

Carol chats with Desley about Montessori Early Childhood

Após 16 meses de casamento, com uma vida atribulada pelos inúmeros compromissos, o casal decidiu fazer uma viagem como "Lua de mel atrasada" para Montreal, no Canadá. Foi uma viagem curta, de três dias, que era necessária para que eles pudessem relaxar do estresse cotidiano. Na noite de 19 de setembro de 1961, aproximadamente às 22h, o casal retornava de sua viagem quando resolveu parar em um restaurante em Vermont, para beber café e encher suas garrafas de água, para então retornar à viagem que Barney estimava que ainda duraria mais 4 ou 5 horas. De volta à estrada, o casal notou uma estranha luz no céu, próxima à lua. Não deram muita atenção pois acreditavam se tratar simplesmente de uma estrela. Entretanto, momentos depois, ao observar novamente o ponto claro, Betty notou que ele havia se movido, rápido e distante demais para ser uma estrela. Barney, que não viu a luz por estar prestando atenção na estrada, disse que poderia ser um avião, um balão meteorológico ou um satélite. Início da década de 60, auge da popularização da ficção científica e ainda um período de preconceito racial nos Estados Unidos. O casal Betty e Barney Hill, ela branca e ele negro, descobrem sob hipnose que foram abduzidos. Foi tudo real? Foi uma mentira para chamar atenção da mídia? Foram memórias falsas implantadas subconscientemente pelo meio em que estavam inseridos? Esse é o caso Betty e Barney Hill. LINHA DO TEMPO 00:00 - Início 10:34 - Recados 15:07 - Teaser Criptologia 16:11 - Tema 99:06 - Extras INVESTIGADORES Andrei Fernandes Jey Lucas Balaminut Rafael Jacaúna COMENTADO NO EPISÓDIO O casal Betty e Barney Hill com seu cão Desley; Desenho descrevendo a nave que o casal foi levado; Mapa estelar desenhado por Betty, lembrando o mapa visto por ela na nave; Sessão de regressão do casal Hill pelo Dr. Simon; Betty e Barney Hill mostrando seu caso no jornal; FICHA TÉCNICA Vitrine: Clown Pauta: G. R. Machado Revisão: Priss Guerrero Edição e sonorização: Murilo Lourenço Trilha sonora: Myuu

Brigitte MacGowan originally quit her job in agency world to join husband Hamish’s business, a wine company that make the very successful ‘Angus the Bull’ range. But it was while on maternity leave and through a chance meeting at mothers group with now best mate Desley Maidment that ‘State of Escape’ was born. The brands signature ‘Escape bag’ soon earned cult status here in Australian and now seven years on the iconic neoprene tote bag is a much-loved fashion staple the world over. The entire State of Escape range is proudly designed and made in Australia. I thoroughly enjoyed hearing Brigitte & Desley story and I am sure you will too. I also throughly approve of Brigitte's choice of Australian Hall Pass!www.stateofescape.comInstagr@stateofescape See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Its always amazing to catch up with friends and former colleagues.  I had the opportunity to speak with Desley Renton, Managing Director of Renton and Co to discuss her leadership pathway.  I hope you enjoy the podcast.

Desley Hegney And Mark Cragie talk about resilience in nursing

The election season is nearing the end. It's put up or shut up time for campaigns. If you have mud to sling, sling it now, and races in cities all over the East Bay are getting ugly just in the past few days. I'll break down one such race, give you a brief projection for the Oakland City Council District 6 race with Councilmember Desley Brooks. In Alameda, the mayor is off to China for six days as her re-election campaign its the final two weeks, and I'll talk about the hilarious negative ad in the 15th Assembly District campaign. Later, I sit down with Union City Council candidate Jaime Patiño, who is running in a race next month for three open seats. Listen to the podcast a day earlier by subscribing on iTunes, Stitcher, or wherever you download podcasts. And listen on EBCitizen.com

Watergate in Hayward? A robber broke into council candidate Aisha Wahab's car and stole campaign materials, but left a cigarillo in the car. Meanwhile, every smoker in Hayward politics appears to be a suspect. In The Breakdown, I take a look at the Oakland District 6 council race and how all of Desley Brooks' challengers appear to be scared to actually challenge her. Then, in the Hot Seat, I chat with Union City council candidate Harris Mojadedi.

Premiere Week continues with the realization that Oakland Councilmember Desley Brooks insists that reporters meet her at Eastmont Mall and jumped into her aging Lexus for interviews. Plus, in The Breakdown, Steve looks at the 15th Assembly District race and how each candidates performed at the recent Alameda County Democratic Central Committee post-primary endorsement meeting last week. Listen to Steve Tavares Is Angry episodes this week Tuesday-Friday at EBCitizen.com or Subscribe on iTunes and Stitcher. Also, become an East Bay Citizen supporter at paypal.me/EastBayCitizen

It's Thanksgiving week and what better topic is there than giving thanks to the person who blazed the podcasting trail for the East Bay Citizen Show.  Hayward born and raised Matt Santos drops in from Prescott, Ariz. to chat about his podcast and we walk down memory lane to reminisce about...Wait a minute. Santos is really on the show to talking about me! About the time I ran for the Chabot College student president while serving as the newspaper's Editor-in-Chief, my rousing campaign speech, the college's fry cook/bookie and his advice for taking the Cowboys even though back-up QB Gary Hogeboom was subbing for the great Danny White, or was it Randy White? Also, in the news, what's might happen to Oakland Councilmember Desley Brooks after an allegation was reported last week that she assaulted former Black Panther icon Elaine Brown at a restaurant in Oakland? Probably nothing, but the allegation brings to light Brooks' notorious behavior over the past 14 years in office.