Podcasts about Ellenbrook

The Ellenbrook train line is finally open, and Lisa has finally put up her newly purchased Christmas tree! Adrian Barich (Barra) comes in to tell Clairsy & Lisa about the Aussie teen who has just broken the national 200m sprint record, Australia thrashes India in Cricket and The Eagles try some Martial Arts as part of their training. In the Shaw Report, Lisa tells us about a Christmas brawl that happened at Mariah Carey's concert over the weekend, and the ruby-red slippers from The Wizard of Oz sell for an eye-watering amount at a private auction. To reflect on the year we've had before it wraps up, we open up the phones and ask you ‘What was the most unexpected thing to happen to you this year?' In the Story Behind the Song, we bring you the Christmas edition throwing it back to 1986 with Chris Rea's ‘Driving Home For Christmas'.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We've all dated a clown before, but Therese from Ellenbrook literally dated a clown *HONK*... We unpack the cultural phenomenon that is ‘Girl Dinners', and discuss the ‘Sleep Divorce' trend growing more and more popular amongst couples. Nat's back Monday!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Welcome to Season 4 of I Believe In You!Over the course of this season we will be talking with 7 more individuals who have turned their passions into a career!This episode, we're chatting with the founder of The Sister Project - a Not-for-Profit organisation based in Ellenbrook in Western Australia.The Sister Project focuses on supporting and empowering women with migrant and refugee backgrounds through workshops and community engagement.Tracey Cave is the CEO of the Sister Project and joins us on this episode of I Believe in You!Find out more about Tracey and The Sister Project here: https://www.facebook.com/sisterprojectwa/Connect with us!Get in Touch: https://lizellehartley.com.au/Online Group-Mentoring: https://www.lizellehartley.com.au/mentoring-group Free 30-Minute chat: https://calendly.com/lizellehartley/30min-get-to-know-youProudly supported by RAH McDonalds GroupProduced by Bad Bard Productions © 2022Stock Music provided by Changoventa via Pond5

Senior editor Mark Pownall talks about his profile of Danny Murphy, whose career mirrors the long running political battle to have Perth's commuter rail extended to Ellenbrook.

A FIFO worker has made a desperate plea to find his beloved Landcruiser ute that was stolen recently and has much sentimental value. FIFO worker Baz told Gareth Parker on 6PR Breakfast the custom-built white Toyota Landcruiser single cab ute built was inherited from his mum after she passed away. It was stolen from a car storage compound in Redcliffe on Monday and spotted bogged in Ellenbrook but is now missing again. "If I can get this car back... I will make it my life's work to rebuild this vehicle in my mum's honour and continue the journey with it," he told Parker. The car had a personalised Queensland number plate KIM62 when it stolen.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Woolworths worker who was stabbed while stacking shelves at an Ellenbrook store has thanked first responders after the “completely random attack”. Aveley woman Donna Marie Grocott, 44, was alone in the pet food aisle when she was approached and allegedly stabbed in the back of her hip by Bullsbrook woman Cassandra Hickling. While the 40cm fish filleting knife didn't hit major organs, pictures of Ms Grocott's bandages on her back and fingers reveal the size of the punctures. Sunrise correspondent Matt Tinney has the details.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Bullsbrook woman has been charged with attempted murder after an alleged stabbing attack on a Woolworths worker at an Ellenbrook store on Tuesday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Police have arrested a woman for stabbing a after a worker at the Ellenbrook Central Woolworths. The staff member, aged in her 40s, was rushed to Royal Perth Hospital under priority 1 to Royal Perth Hospital, 6PR/Nine News reporter Sarah Smith told Oliver Peterson on Perth Live. The shopping centre is currently still open while forensics are undertaking an investigation in Woolworths. Police are asking any eye-witnesses who saw a woman running from the store to provide details. Sarah Smith later spoke to WA Police on Tuesday afternoon where they detailed the arrest of a Bullsbrook woman in her 30s. She told Perth Live that the suspect approached the victim who was stacking shelves and stabbed her in the lower back in a "completely random and unprovoked attack." The victim is undergoing treatment tonight. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ellenbrook Sports Hub in Aveley hosted Nathan, Nat, & Shaun this morning and there was HEAPS going on. Jez McGovern dropped by to host the “ultimate Eagles fan” quiz, Ellenbrook unsuccessfully tried to outsmart the locals, and the guys caught up with a few more characters from the beautiful suburb of Aveley!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Jessica Shaw MLA on the new Ellenbrook Youth Centre (5.03.2022)

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Police have found a fly wire screen in the investigation into the sexual assault of a seven-year-old girl in her home in Ellenbrook. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Our resident Friday funnyman was evacuated from Ellenbrook during the week, he tells the Bunch the events leading up to that event... and where he ended up

The Royal Agricultural Society of WA is offering its showground, in the Perth suburb of Claremont, as a base for families and their animals and livestock, affected by the bushfire east of Perth. The fire has an 80-kilometre perimeter and stretches from the north-eastern suburb of Ellenbrook, about 30-kilometres east to the township of Wooroloo. At least 71 homes have been destroyed and hundreds of people evacuated. Fire authorities say crews are working to prevent the fire escaping the north-west perimeter and threatening communities around Bullsbrook.

The Royal Agricultural Society of WA is offering its showground, in the Perth suburb of Claremont, as a base for families and their animals and livestock, affected by the bushfire east of Perth. The fire has an 80-kilometre perimeter and stretches from the north-eastern suburb of Ellenbrook, about 30-kilometres east to the township of Wooroloo. At least 71 homes have been destroyed and hundreds of people evacuated. Fire authorities say crews are working to prevent the fire escaping the north-west perimeter and threatening communities around Bullsbrook.

A bushfire raging in Perth's east is threatening lives and property, according to an urgent warning issued by the state's emergency authorities.The Wooroloo blaze an hour to the city's east continues to burn, with an “act immediately to survive” directive issued for more than a dozen areas, while some residents have been told “it's too late to leave and leaving now would be deadly”.There are reports up to 20 houses have already been lost.An emergency warning is in place for The Vines, Bailup, Ellenbrook, Gidgegannup, Milledon, Walyunga National Park, Upper Swan, Aveley, Wundowie, Red Hill, Belhus, Baskerville, Herne Hill, Bullsbrook, Wooroloo and Brigadoon.Residents in surrounding areas have been told to be on alert by the Department of Fire and Emergency Services, with continued unpredictable weather creating a risk to suburbs.“You need to shelter in your home in a room away from the fire front and make sure you can easily escape,” the warning states.“You must shelter before the fire arrives, as the extreme heat will kill you well before the flames reach you.“If your home catches on fire and the conditions inside become unbearable, you need to get out and go to an area that has already been burnt.”More than 250 firefighters fought the blaze overnight as hot and windy conditions lashed the area, with DFES spokesman Superintendent Peter Sutton saying the crews have braved “erratic fire behaviour”, according to The West.“We have a number of properties lost. Our rapid damage assessment team is working on that. But there is no known loss of life,” he said.“The perimeter of the fire is around 60km, so it is very large and the fire has spotted 3.2km from the head of the fire and crossed the river.”Inspector Sutton said houses in Avon Bridge Estate and Shady Hills were under “imminent threat”, revealing crews had little success overnight, but there were no reports of injuries.The Wooroloo fire is part of the Perth metropolitan area region plunged into a five-day lockdown due to the hotel quarantine coronavirus scare revealed on Sunday.The DFES has told anyone who is forced to break the strict lockdown to avoid a fire threat to wear a face mask and adhere to social distancing measures.

On this episode of AOS I sat down with Brenton & Tyneille from Northside Jiu Jitsu in Ellenbrook. Brenton & Tyneille each spoke about their individual experiences with martial arts, as well as the path taken to end up opening their own academy. We spoke about the challenges of owning an academy, including the balance of being a friend, coach, mentor and business owner. It was a great experience attending a class at Northside Jiu Jitsu, the vibes on the mats were great! Shout out to Dion for sharing his knowledge and teaching the class on Saturday, as well as all the crew there on the day! It was a heap of fun. Enjoy. Please subscribe to the podcast! Northside Jiu Jitsu - https://www.instagram.com/northside_jiujitsu_/?hl=en Brenton Chong - https://www.instagram.com/show_your_jits/?hl=en AOS - https://www.instagram.com/artofsurrenderpodcast/?hl=en

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The future of one of St.Albans' precious green spaces hangs in the balance. Amanda Yorwerth speaks to Craig Tallents Chair of Smallfords Residents Association, who are fighting to save Ellenbrook open space. Photo: John Andrews

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This week on Episode 12 of Off Market...    We talk conjunctional sales - with stock levels being so low, are conjunctional sales on the increase? Are agents using auctions to control the sales process and protect their sellers' interests? Are the days of the conjunctional sale over?   We talk about the difference between the "doom and gloom" the media is portraying in the market and the reality- average days on market are way down and market conditions are on the up.     How people changing their lifestyle in the wake of COVID-19 is affecting the property market down south.   We talk affordable housing - Australia currently has a social housing shortfall of approximately 433,00 and 116,000 people in Australia are homeless on any given night. What will happen if house prices continue to rise? How can the real estate industry collaborate more closely with the government on these schemes?   And we hear from Shane Penny of HKY Real Estate about how improved infrastructure has changed his local suburbs of Aveley and Ellenbrook.    Thanks to Summit Homes for hosting us at The Viewpoint for this week's episode!     0:00 - Introduction 1:17 - The Viewpoint by Summit Homes Tour 2:24 - Under The Hammer & In the Industry 14:57 - The Real Press 20:25 - Hood Highlight 30:07 - Under The Hood 36:59 - Wrap Up & Play of the Week  

Anthony Heelan President of the Racing Drivers Association of WA who operate the Ellenbrook Speedway which returns to action this weekend with the Tom Green Memorial Junior Gold Cup, and how the club is preparing for the National Production Sedan Title in October.

Anthony Heelan President of the Racing Drivers Association of WA who operate the Ellenbrook Speedway which returns to action this weekend with the Tom Green Memorial Junior Gold Cup, and how the club is preparing for the National Production Sedan Title in October.

In this podcast Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss markets settle, COVID-19 economic impact and where to next, Perth Airport vs Qantas, Chris Salisbury, El Caballo, Ellenbrook rail line, our great for the state feature on the future of our city, and our special report on mining projects.

In this podcast Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss markets settle, COVID-19 economic impact and where to next, Perth Airport vs Qantas, Chris Salisbury, El Caballo, Ellenbrook rail line, our great for the state feature on the future of our city, and our special report on mining projects.

Perth's skating kids, a true unstoppable force, have met an immovable object - Steve from Ellenbrook. Macka and Ben discuss the ultimate DIY hack to keep counter culture at bay

Girls, the world is yours. Challenge yourself, think and act without limits. You are wonderful both the present and the future are yours, there are no barriers to being what you want to be. In Passion Fruit on Air we have Caroline and Amy, founder and coordinator of Girls Without Limits, respectively. Together with them, we explored the values of this organisation as well as the activities they carry out for the benefit of Ellenbrook's girls. Songs played during radio broadcast: Woman In Chains - Tears For Fears Alive - Sia Confident - Demi Lovato Superwoman - Alicia Keys Hit Me with Your Best Shot - Pat Benatar Heart Of Glass - Blondie Barracuda - Heart One Of Us - Joan Osborne passionfruitonair.com

This episode discusses domestic violence and the murder of children.Anthony Harvey was obsessed with serial killers, and in order to cope with life, he created a fantasy world in which he was a serial killer. He decided to make this fantasy a reality, and begin “hunting”, but in order to do so, he needed to eliminate those closest to him.In September 2018, Anthony Harvey murdered his wife, his three young daughters, and his mother-in-law, in a violent attack a judge deemed to be “so far beyond the bounds of acceptable human conduct that they instil horror and revulsion into even the most hardened of people”. Anthony Harvey became the first person in Western Australian history to be sentenced to life in prison with the order never to be released.EPISODE NOTES:Mara Lee Harvey, 41, Charlotte Kate Harvey, 3, Beatrix Mae Harvey and Alice Ester Harvey, both aged 2, and Beverley Ann Quinn, 73, were taken from this world by the person they should have been able to trust most.Anthony Harvey planned the murder for over a month, outlining specifically his “options” to exterminate his family and what he needed to do to get away with the crime – get cash, get some gear, go out bush. Once he killed his family, the plan was for “the real hunting” to begin, but thankfully, Harvey never got that far. After spending five days living in the house where the bodies of his family members lay, Harvey drove 1500 kilometres away, and confessed his crimes to his father before turning himself into police.The brutality of the crimes appalled the police, the prosecution and the defence, as well as Justice Hall, who determined that the severity of the murders was so extreme that Harvey should never be released from prison.These murders were the third domestic mass killing in Western Australia in 2018, following the Margaret River murder-suicide in May and the Ellenbrook murders in July. These murders are representative of the domestic violence crisis currently occurring in Australia, where an average of one woman a week is murdered by her partner.If you or anyone you know is currently experience domestic violence, please contact the police, or any of these confidential hotlines for counselling and support:1800 RESPECT: 1800 737 732Lifeline: 13 11 14Mensline Australia: 1300 789 978Kids Helpline: 1800 551 800Our main source this week was Justice Hall’s sentencing decision, which can be found here https://ecourts.justice.wa.gov.au/eCourtsPortal/Decisions/DownloadDecision/a1edc59b-743f-4cca-bcc5-c76b31379646?unredactedVersion=False&AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1 note, some of this episode was taken verbatim from the decision, because we aren’t lawyers and legal stuff is hard to interpret.To read more about the Harvey family murders, you can go here https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/nation/several-bodies-discovered-at-perth-home/news-story/0086fe2e78ace29cf44571b9f6214d2eTo read about the Margaret River murders, go here https://www.sbs.com.au/news/father-of-murdered-margaret-river-family-reveals-suicide-noteTo read about the Ellenbrook murders, go here https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-07-18/ellenbrook-triple-murder-accused-mentally-ill-says-father/10005208If you like what we do please consider supporting us on PATREONSubscribe to the podcast on ITUNES, STITCHER, SPOTIFY or your podcatcher of choice.Find us on FACEBOOK, TWITTER, INSTAGRAM or EMAIL us on murderinthelandofoz@gmail.comwww.thatsnotcanonproductions.com

Do you want to be inspired? Meet David Ayre, one of the local artists of the Ellenbrook and Districts Men’s Shed and former bush care officer at the City of Bayswater. His talent and passion for Western Australia’s flora and fauna plus his commitment with his 365 Challenge, will inspire us to commit to our own goals. You can find him on Facebook: @ayreart Don't miss out! A lot to learn from David!

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Sir Curtly Ambrose is having a crack at the new season of Dancing with the Stars, and he’s in it to win it! Plus he reminisced about the days of playing against the top notch Aussie team, and also about being knighted (he’s not the biggest fan of being called Sir as it turns out).Perth Glory are kicking butt at the moment, and star recruit Chris Ikonomidis dropped by to talk about how much he’s enjoying his time at the Glory, and also to explain why he was running fairly late this morning....Another star cricketer came into the studio today...Mitchell Johnson may have had the girls swooning but he talked a great deal about his toilet habits. They’re still swooning anyway. He’s promoting the Weet-Bix TRYathlon for kids on March 24.And Anthony from Ellenbrook won the trip to the Maldives yesterday - he explained that his rather subdued reaction was due to having had a vasectomy the day before! A good time to take calls on post-vasectomy stories, Jason’s will make your eyes water and Louie’s - well, sometimes they don’t always work as well as they should.Result of all this vasectomy talk? Shaun has never crossed his legs tighter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It keeps us alive, improves our quality of life and is increasingly under threat - and yet we so often take the natural world for granted. In this edition of Environment Matters you can hear ecologist Joe Gray's concerns about the effect of mineral extraction locally on wildlife, St.Albans Green Party member Jill Mills' plea [...]

First aired on 88.5FM in Ellenbrook, WA 4th July 2018. Featuring Ellenbrook Eels Aaron Power with the 2018 indigenous jersey

First aired on 88.5FM in Ellenbrook, WA 4th July 2018. Featuring Ellenbrook Eels Aaron Power with the 2018 indigenous jersey

First aired on 88.5FM in Ellenbrook, WA on 27th June 2018. This episode features Matt London from the Ellenbrook Falcons Hockey Club

First aired on 88.5FM in Ellenbrook, WA on 27th June 2018. This episode features Matt London from the Ellenbrook Falcons Hockey Club