Podcasts about Gosford

Daggy and Beaver return with Show Us Your Tips, providing free their weekend thoroughbred preview for racing around Australia. We kick off at the Gold Coast, where the G2 Hollindale Stakes is a lead up for some feature races ahead, supported by the Group 3 Ken Russell Memorial, Gold Coast Guineas and some nice listed races. BEST Daggy – R2 N2 Metalart Beaver – R3 N11 Floozie VALUE Daggy – R7 N8 Eliyass Beaver – R6 N2 Emirate We then head to an interesting off season card from Caulfield, which features some very competitive benchmark racing. BEST Daggy – R7 N9 Ambassadorial Beaver – R8 n8 War Machine VALUE Daggy – R3 N10 Muktamil Beaver – R3 N10 Mutamil We also have best bests from Morphettville & Gosford for good measure, as well as our quaddie numbers. Check out showusyourtips.net for more!

The G1 Goodwood headlines another massive weekend of racing right around Australia. We take an in depth look at the Caulfield, Gosford and Morphettville meetings in this week's SULTS' SPECS. Other segments included in this week's episode:The Sultan's SupperPack Ya Nags2 UNITSOutro: Zach Bryan - Nine Ball2 UNITS are proudly supported by Betfair, Australia's only and the world's biggest betting exchange.Imagine what you could be buying instead. For free and confidential support call 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au

This week, the Adelaide carnival concludes with the return of Giga Kick in the Group 1 Goodwood. It's Hollindale Stakes day on the Gold Coast while in NSW all eyes are on Gosford for the Coast, the Gosford Cup and the Takeover Target.

Listeners! It' election day and I cannot be bothered so it's AI shownotes this week. Enjoy! Hosts: Joel Hill & Dave (Cooker Watcher Supreme)(00:00:00) Introduction & WelcomeJoel welcomes listeners and introduces guest host Dave, replacing Jack the Insider.Shoutout: CB Co Beer for election night viewing. Mention of a competition involving a boat trip.Election Calls to Action:Vote 1 Fiona Patton in the Victorian Senate, preference 2 Purple Pingers.(00:01:48) Tinfoil Tales Follow-Up: The Next Pope?Discussion on cooker theories about the next Pope (King Charles?).Lindsey Graham's tweet suggesting Donald Trump for Pope.00:02:38 Dave reads the tweet.Trump's blue suit vs. Obama's tan suit controversy revisited.Brief thoughts on the late Pope's legacy and potential successor.(00:04:37) Dave's Cooker Report: Cessnock & CPACDave attended a meeting with Joel Jammal ("Eyebrows") in Cessnock (his 8th visit).Jammal debriefed the local unnamed "Freedom Group" (often linked to One Nation) on his CPAC trip.Local Candidates Present:Stuart Bonds (One Nation candidate for Hunter).Jennifer Stefanak (Trumpet of Patriots Newcastle) - Flat Earther, aliens are fallen angels, won NCAT case after dismissal from child services. Not allowed to speak despite attending.Mysterious Host: Christine Stevens, credited by Jammal as "brains behind the Wollongbae Road campaign" (a local road widening project used by cookers).Stevens now campaign manager for Stuart Bonds (referred to as "boss"). Possible links to broader far-right organising.Joel Jammal's Gifts: Rolled-up maps for Cessnock's 6 cooker councillors showing ALP vs. Voice 'No' vote intersections. Maps available for purchase from Jammal.Jammal's CPAC Trip: Won the trip via the "Shark Bites Pitching Contest" at CPAC Australia (Sky paywall).Winners expected to produce content upon return.Included a communication seminar with Steve Bannon.Stuart Bonds' Candidacy (Hunter):Odds discussed ($10 on Sportsbet).Labor's Dan Repacholi favoured ($1.15).Bonds' history: 21% primary in 2019, left One Nation, rejoined. Consistent far-right vote in the region.Bonds' desire to "start a conversation about coal mining" (already ongoing).Discussion on Labor's telehealth plan and cooker opposition.(00:24:07) Trumpism & Dutton's CampaignDiscussion on the "blueprint for Trump 28".Chris LaCivita (Trump advisor) reportedly helped Peter Dutton's campaign. Joel questions the effectiveness given global trends.Mainstream media's difficulty rallying behind Dutton.(00:25:52) Cooker Report Part 2: Gosford & MyPlaceDave attended the Lisa Bellamy independent campaign launch in Gosford.Follow-on from "Coasties Who Care" (MyPlace environmentalist council ticket).Shadowy Figure: Kate Mason (anti-renewable circuit, IPA/Advance events). Launched Bellamy's campaign.Campaign barely mentions climate change, focuses on opposing Aboriginal Land Council developments.Key Figures on Stage:Jake Cassar (musician, prepper).Lisa Bellamy (MyPlace coordinator, seen at Convoy with Kate Mason).Vicki Burke (MyPlace food/water security organiser, believes in aliens/other planets).Group suggests increased One Nation vote would benefit them. Bellamy received ~3000 votes previously.Kate Mason's Agenda: Reshaping the environment movement to focus on conspiracies (15-min cities, anti-meat).Shapeshifted from anti-vax (IMOP) -> Voice 'No' -> Anti-artificial food/Bellamy campaign.Significant Telegram following despite "gobbledygook" posts.Rally vs. Darkinjung Land Council/Woolworths Development: Focus remains on Land Council projects. Racist undertones ("love the land as much as we do").Links to Garingai (now potentially split/rebranded). NRL Welcome to Country discussed.Jake Cassar Deep Dive: Constant self-promotion, minimal concrete environmental vision beyond opposing the Land Council. Attacks Labor/Greens. Right-wing presence at events. Ballarat missing person search (found dog with SES). Yowie encounter at Woy Woy tip. Lack of accountability in Facebook environmental groups (anti-immigration/Aboriginal rhetoric).(00:40:33) Monica Smit's Private Prosecution of Dan AndrewsMonica plans a private criminal prosecution against Dan Andrews (and Jacinta Allan).Website Quote: "The wait is over righteous justice begins now" - Monica Smit.Topher Field involved as cheerleader/promoter.Basis: "New evidence" (Document 34 FOI email) allegedly showing curfew decision made before consulting CHO Brett Sutton. Implication: tyranny, not health advice.Joel suggests it was likely capitulation to police enforcement ease.Fundraising: Claimed $124,605 raised (via manually updated widget). Monica paid herself $1000/week stipend already.Monica's Justification ("Why me?"): Stood toe-to-toe and won, relentless energy, prison time (refused bail), won appeal, resisted database handover, won unlawful arrest case (appealing costs decision), claims past refund integrity, lives simply, no distractions (children/friends).Bender (@SpambotX) Twitter Thread: Brutal takedown of Monica as a "despicable con woman".Highlights Consumer Affairs conviction ($66k pocketed from unregistered fundraiser).Accuses Topher Field of seeking a cut.Details legal failures, self-orchestrated "martyrdom", $250k legal bill after rejecting settlement.Criticises "journalism" and book ("Cell 22").Predicts prosecution failure and abandonment once donations dry up.Bender's Legal Analysis (Round 2):Private prosecution (Crimes Act s 321) needs prima facie case, not conspiracy.Document 34 likely inadmissible hearsay.Misconduct charge needs proof of knowing, malicious law-breaking (R v Quach).Lockdowns upheld (Loielo v Giles), backed by Public Health Act & CHO advice.DPP can shut down frivolous cases (Public Prosecutions Act s 22).Previous treason case tossed out.Criticises fundraising transparency (Fundraising Act 1998), $52k/year salary.Highlights past legal issues (incitement charges dropped, health order conviction, Judge Tran's comments).Past Precedent: 2021 private prosecution for treason (Anthony Herman) recalled - chaotic online hearing.Monica's Timeline & Updates:Initial plan: Assemble legal team by April 24, first meeting April 30.Reality (May 1): No team announced. Video claims it will take "a few weeks" to pick lawyers.Met with a lawyer ($500/hr, 2 hours booked).Posted picture near a waterfall instead of legal updates ("reset and reload").Now targeting Jacinta Allan as well.Promises refund of remaining balance if no prospect of success.Discussion on cooker lawyers (Matouk, Buckley). Monica's motivation seen as attention/clout chasing.(01:17:54) Return to The Cali (Caledonian Hotel, Singleton)Dave attended Pauline Hanson & Stuart Bonds event ($20 lunch that never happened).Low turnout (~45 people in beer garden). Regulars, pensioners, Chris Sky filming, James Ashby present.Stuart Bonds Guardian article discussed (misogyny, anti-vax, "Little Hitlers"). Worn as badge of honour.Homeschooling attempt due to "woke trans agenda".Red Ensign described as "real flag".Unregistered campaign trailer incident.Pauline Hanson: Speech built to "greatest hits" (Aboriginal industry). Mumbles less the longer she speaks.Cali Update: Corruption Whistleblower book sold at bar (credit card accepted). Eureka beer on tap (FJB beer rebranded/gone?). Frenchies brewery connection? Pub seems to be returning to normal operations, but Red Ensign still flies. Food looks good, beer selection poor (Lion Nathan). No coal miners attended the event despite Bonds' background.(01:36:30) Candidates Forum: Patterson (Port Stephens)Dave attended forum; ABC filming due to anti-wind turbine mob presence.Low turnout of protesters (~5 loud individuals). Meryl Swanson (Labor incumbent) well-prepared.Marginal seat: Libs (Lawrence Ancliffe), aligned Independent, One Nation, Trumpet, Family First running against Swanson.History of intimidation (boat incident during Mayoral campaign).Betting odds discussed (Labor $1.66, Coalition $2.37). YouGov poll (Labor 51.8%).Irony: Libs proposed nuclear plant at Port Stephens in 2007.Bizarre Moments:Trumpet candidate Peter Arena: Wind turbines interfere with missile detection; mentioned fighting audience member over wife littering.(01:42:37) Billy Bay vs GAP Feud UpdateDr. William Bay told people not to vote for GAP (Great Australian Party) despite running for them.Rod Culleton's response.Billy Bay's letter to Culleton: Mock SovCit style ("Office of Vexatious Litigants and Spiritual Audits"), demands apology, foot kissing, $8 trillion. Full of threats (librarian grievance, livestream in lab coat, seizing karma balance). Written on GAP letterhead.Feud background (payment disputes) covered previously by Tinfoil Tales.(01:46:51) Amelia Hamer (Liberal, Kooyong) vs The PeopleRecap: Fake renter scandal (owns 2 properties + trust fund beneficiary).A-Frame sign spamming controversy vs Monique Ryan (Teal MP).Council imposed one-sign limit due to safety/obstruction complaints.Liberals took council to Supreme Court over implied freedom of political communication.Court upheld freedom but allowed council safety enforcement (opaque outcome).Likely outcome: confrontations over sign placement. James Patterson claiming victory. Joel predicts local backlash.(01:51:08) Election Odds & PredictionsSportsbet: Labor $1.05, Coalition $9.50.YouGov: Labor 53 / Coalition 47 (2PP). Projecting 84 seats for Labor (75 needed for majority).Dickson (Dutton's seat): YouGov 50.2% LNP / 49.8% ALP. Sportsbet has Dutton favourite ($1.28 vs $3.35).Joel laments betting ban but expresses optimism for Labor win, potential Dutton loss.(01:53:29) Wrap Up & OutroJoel thanks Dave for his "invaluable" and "brave" cooker reporting.Standard Patreon plugs etc. skipped.Sign off & enjoy the election.

A vigil will be held tonight to remember 19-year-old Audrey Griffin, who was allegedly murdered in Gosford; New trading restrictions are in place for Anzac Day. Here's what's open in your state; Brittany Higgins has revealed that her baby boy, Frederick, is undergoing surgery in hospital; The European Commission has fined Apple and Meta millions to enforce its digital competition rules. The Quicky is the easiest and most enjoyable way to get across the news every day. And it’s delivered straight to your ears in a daily podcast so you can listen whenever you want, wherever you want...at the gym, on the train, in the playground or at night while you're making dinner. Support independent women's media CREDITS Host/Producer: Cassandra Green Audio Producer: Lu Hill Become a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Race Oncology CEO and MD Daniel Tillett talked with Proactive about the opening of patient enrollment at the first Australian clinical site for the RC220 Phase I solid tumour trial. Tillett confirmed that the trial is now underway, with additional sites expected to follow soon. The focus of this early-stage study is to determine a safe and effective combination dose of RC220 with the chemotherapy drug doxorubicin. According to Tillett, “our drug has the advantage… not only does it improve the anti-cancer treatment, but it protects the heart, at least in animals and cells to date.” He noted the choice of Southside Cancer Centre as the initial site, citing the faster startup process compared to public hospitals. Other sites, including Gosford and Wyong, have also received ethics approval and are expected to join the trial following regulatory clearance. Tillett discussed the use of a Bayesian trial design, which allows quicker progression and minimises patient exposure to suboptimal doses. While this approach can introduce uncertainty in timelines, it is expected to be more beneficial overall for patients and the company. Early preclinical data has shown that RC220 can reduce doxorubicin-related toxicity while enhancing cancer treatment outcomes, a combination Tillett described as unique among current therapies. Beyond the trial, Race Oncology is conducting separate preclinical studies to identify the most effective drug combinations using RC220. Tillett noted that more updates on this work are expected in the coming months. Watch the full video to hear more from Daniel Tillett and stay informed on Race Oncology's developments. ➡️ For more interviews like this, visit Proactive's YouTube channel. Don't forget to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and hit the notification bell for future updates. #RaceOncology #RC220 #CancerResearch #ClinicalTrials #OncologyUpdates #Doxorubicin #CardioProtection #BayesianDesign #CancerTreatment #BiotechNews #ProactiveInvestors

Send us a textIt was another bumper weekend in the @Aleaguemen with goals galore and the pressure mounting on a couple of high profile clubs! Someone is gonna miss out on farken finals! The managers merry-go-round is also in full swing and the A-League Off Air boys drop a coupla farken bombshells out of Adelaide and Gosford! All that and more! We even answered a couple of your questions, farken! #AgentOranje #ALOA #soccer #football

This week’s new albums: The Murder Capital | WOOZE | Akil the MC (Jurassic 5)Also: Practical engineering, remanifesting 1992, there is power in a union, sandwich beats, nostalgia self-bait, the next fun Irish album, massive psychotic perverts, British comedic sensibilities, twenty-something-th anniversaries, stupid but brilliant, putting the cyst in romanticist, closer to the coast, #DocReadsAlbumReleasePressReleases, it’s all Gosford, conversations we never had, curating your kids’ music tastes (now with a blog on the subject thereof), drunk on a desert island, come back to the light my son, if it’s flooded floor it and still feeling woozy. Next week: Rum Jungle | The Velveteers | an Other People’s Classic from Neutral Milk Hotel (1998) Spotify playlists: 2025 review albums | Playlist archiveThe database: Review albums since 2015 and year-end top 5 listsFind us on: Spotify Podcasts | Apple Podcasts | Omny StudioRSS feeds: Just sports | Just music | EverythingSocials: Beeso on Bluesky | Doc on BlueSky | Pod Facebook | Pod emailSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the final time in 2024, Tash from Coasties Mag joined us on the show to give us all the deets to the hottest Central Coast events this weekend and trust us when we say it’s a bumper one. Plus, the big man in red phones into the show to answer all of our burning questions ahead of Christmas.Listen via the Star Player app.Follow us @ginaandmatty on Instagram and Facebook. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Australian Property Show, we sit down with Central Coast property market expert Mitch Bryson for a deep dive into one of Australia's most diverse and rapidly growing regions. Just north of Sydney and South of Newcastle, the Central Coast is a lifestyle haven attracting families, investors, and holiday-home buyers alike. Throughout the episode, Mitch shares exclusive insights into: * The emerging suburbs and gentrifying pockets offering great value. * Why the Central Coast's affordability and proximity to Sydney continue to drive growth. * Key infrastructure projects reshaping the region, from Gosford's CBD redevelopment to transport upgrades. * The mistakes buyers make when entering the market—and how to avoid them; and * How to build a winning strategy when purchasing property in this dynamic market. Whether you're a home buyer, investor, or just curious about the Central Coast's transformation, this episode is packed with actionable advice and local expertise. Tune in now to hear why the Central Coast is one of Australia's most exciting property markets to watch in the coming year and beyond! Links mentioned in the show: Bryson Buyers Agent Website Bryson Buyers Agents Instagram ⁠Connect with the Host⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠Book a complimentary discovery call with Tom⁠⁠⁠⁠ General Advice Warning! The information (including taxation) contained in this podcast is general in nature and does not consider your individual financial circumstances or needs. You should not act on the information provided without first obtaining professional advice specific to your circumstances. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information in this podcast, including any financial, taxation, and/or legal information. The views expressed in this podcast are solely those of the individual; they are not reflective or indicative of My Money Sorted position and are not to be attributed to Online Financial Planning Australia Pty Ltd. The host is NOT a qualified tax accountant, financial (tax) adviser, or financial adviser. This podcast cannot be reproduced in any form without the express written consent of My Money Sorted.

Emma, Maj, and Eric review the two ... "feisty" games between the Matildas and Brazil. We also discuss Jessika Nash's impressive career to date, Wini Heatley's excellent performance on Thursday night, Maja Markovski's stunning goal in Gosford, and more!

In this episode of The Five Minute Advocate, Michael Walker visits the Narara Ecovillage, an intentional community near Gosford focused on sustainable living. He explores its eco-friendly homes, strong sense of community, and innovative practices like sociocratic decision-making and an internal exchange economy. While praising its low-carbon lifestyle, Walker discusses financial sustainability challenges and reflects on whether eco-villages like Narara could represent the future as more people seek alternatives to urban living.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on ‘Work Hates' we chat with television presenter, comedian, mother and a pillar of Australian entertainment, Julia Morris. She has been in the industry for (in her words) “75 years” so she has seen more dreadful gigs than anyone in the world. Her career has been spectacular from the outside, and her tenacity has allowed her to stay in a profession that has been infamously unenthusiastic towards women. Julia has been thrown under the bus on national television by colleagues in search of a leg-up, and she has also embraced younger talent wholeheartedly. This is a self-made woman who walks into a room with her heart on her sleeve, and even though she may not remember anyone's name, she is absolutely willing to pretend she has. We could have spoken to Lady Julia Morris of Gosford for hours, so you're in for a treat. Enjoy this episode of ‘Work Hates'. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Seeing Eye Dogs Show we're got two timeless repeats- it's been a busy few months at SED, but these are still relevant and we think you'll enjoy. We've got two vet interviews with Dr Ashe Mooney of SVT, about heatstroke what it is, the signs and how to prevent it, and about hot pavement skin care and looking after your pups' paws. Then I have a volunteer story with Anja Schaefer who's going to talk to us about her two roles caring for dogs in formal training, and in our puppy block facility on site in Kensington Victoria. We're looking for lots of types of carers currently including training dog carers local to SED Kensington site, in the Belgrave and Ringwood areas and Gosford region of NSW. Head to the training dog care page of our website to find out about training dog care. If you'd like to find out more about Seeing Eye Dogs head to our website: https://sed.visionaustralia.org/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's a lot of anger and frustration behind this week's edition of the Flat Chat Wrap.The fury on display on a recent episode of A Current Affair on Nine is both clear and understandable.Prospective owners in the Sapphire apartments in Gosford on the Central Coast of NSW had been told to be ready to move in, only to discover that work has stopped on the near-complete block and there is no occupancy certificate.The developer has long ago gone into receivership and the Receiver says they don't have the finances to complete the building, which would include a slate of defect rectifications identified by the NSW Building Commission.Jimmy and Sue discuss how this mess came about and if anything can be done to remedy it.And they also have a chat about whether strata managers are entitled to be angry at Press coverage. It's never ideal when good professionals are tarred with the same brush as bad operators. But is it a case of “don't shoot the messenger”? That's all in this week's Flat Chat Wrap.____________________________________________________Flat Chat is all about apartment living, especially in Australia.Find us on Facebook and Twitter and the Flat Chat website.Send comments and questions to mail@flatchat.com.au.Register to ask and answer questions about apartment living anonymously on the website.Recorded by Jimmy Thomson & Sue Williams; Transcribed by Otter.ai.Find out more about Sue Williams and Jimmy Thomson on their websites.

The Gosford Glyphs (also referred to as the Kariong Hieroglyphs), are a set of around 300 rock carvings that are associated with many conflicting and intriguing stories of origin. Situated within Brisbane Waters National Park, on the New South Wales Central Coast, Australia. They are nestled deep within this intriguing landscape, heavily populated with many Indigenous sacred sites, such as The Grandmother Tree, significant landmarks and rock carvings. The Hieroglyphs have caught the attention of many locals - and international people alike. Having never visited this site before, Shannon and Laura thought it was time to put on their walking shoes, play dodge the mozzie (and snake), and get exploring! This episode explores theories that both support and debunk the purported authenticity of the hieroglyphs, and of course Shannon and Laura each weigh in and offer their own thoughts. Links to sites refferenced. 'Gosford Glyphs Analysis' ‘Are the Gosford Egyptian Glyphs authentic or not?  Kariong Hieroglyphs Blogspot   If you're ever in the area- this site has some great information and directions https://hikingtheworld.blog/2022/03/28/gosford-glyphs-lyre-trig-loop/  Check out another interesting take here 'Ancient Aliens'- YouTube Support Turns Out She's a Witch- over on Patreon, click below I want in!- The Patreon Coven! Visit ⁠⁠AshaMoon⁠⁠ Of Earth and Ether Oracle ⁠⁠Get in touch, we would love to hear your questions and stories Email infobloom@bigpond.com Follow us, and DM on Instagram ⁠⁠@turnsout_shesawitch⁠⁠ Produced & Presented by Shannon Cotterill & Laura Turner. Post Production & original music by Matt Turner ⁠⁠@turnzout_media⁠⁠ 

Steve Hart was just 23 years old when he joined the ranks of Sydney's race photographers in 1983. It didn't take him long to showcase the flair, the creativity and the energy needed to chase the right shots through a long day at the races. Most importantly he made a million friends along the way. We got Steve to sit still long enough to record a special interview about his life and the career he chose above all others.  He begins by looking back on his final day at the races. The inevitable emotion was put aside until he'd “fired off” his final shot.  Steve says he's been a stickler throughout his career for an early arrival at the track. He talks of the miles he'd cover getting from point to point on race day. Randwick was the toughest venue. Steve talks of the amazing advances in camera technology. The 64 year old takes us back to his English childhood and the long sea voyage to Australia with his parents and two brothers. He recalls his father John securing a job in the building trade just two days after arriving in Sydney. Steve talks about his time at Manly High School and his burgeoning interest in photography. He talks of his first job in the trades.  The gun photographer remembers with clarity his first trip to a racecourse- a day at Gosford with the family. The die was cast on that fateful day. Steve talks about his application to the AJC for a photographer's role and the nerve wracking interview with the club's CEO. He recalls his very first day of operation on a Sydney track and the established photographers he worked alongside. Steve looks back on a couple of casual jobs necessary to supplement his income. He looks back on a couple of dramatic changes to the landscape in the photographic ranks and talks of an enduring friendship with Mark Bradley.  Steve acknowledges the support of one particular journalist in those early days. Of the thousands of finishes he's photographed over forty years he has a personal favourite. Steve never got to photograph Kingston Town but the champion remains his all time favourite.  The respected professional decided in 1984 to gain accreditation to work through the Victorian spring carnival. He got some unforgettable photos of the champions right through to the Covid pandemic. Steve says he always took three or four cameras to the races, and explained his technique in photographing race finishes. He explains the importance of monitoring camera settings from day to day. Photographers often walk backwards in search of the right shot. Steve has never “bitten the dust” but knows of one who did. The veteran photographer talks of his two children with wife Mary. He pays tribute to Adam and Rachel and gives his only grandchild a special mention. Steve talks of his two favourite achievements without the camera. He talks of his diversion from race day photography. From time to time Steve switches his camera to video mode, and goes on the road to interview some of racing's best known names.  The Steve Hart story is an inspiring one. The young English lad who came to a new nation and followed his dream.

In this episode of the Wests Tigers Podcast NRLW Edition, Garry and Kelly recap where it all went wrong in the tough loss against the Titans in Round 2. Despite the disappointment, they chat about the positives of the game, including Losana's potential 2024 Try of the Year contender and the usual 3 - 2 - 1 rankings. In the lead-up to the Round 3 game against the Roosters in Gosford, they chat about the players they are most worried about in the Roosters' lineup and what Noddy and the girls need to do to be prepared. The chat finishes without Kelly giving a score prediction, but Garry and Kelly discuss how they think the game will pan out this Saturday at 11 am, including a bold call from Kelly about try scorers. Thank you for listening to this episode of the Wests Tigers Podcast NRLW Edition. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CripChat Australia is a podcast produced by and for people with disabilities to illuminate Australians on the daily lives, struggles, trials and tribulations that we face every day. Co-Hosted by Jonathan Shar and Ibby Dee, on this episode we were joined by Liesl Tesch NSW MP for Gosford and Parliamentary Secretary for Disability Inclusion on a broad ranging and candid conversation on the NSW State Government Response to the Disability Royal Commission. Australian Disability wishes to acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands  we record and dwell  CripChat Australia, we also recognise people with disabilities – those who living full and complete lives and those who's needs are not being  met. When listening we ask you to reflect on and help bring about an Australian society  where people with disabilities feel included and can find a place of belonging in society. Your weekly podcast on #EverythingDisability

On this week's episode of Behind the Roar we chat to the Fainu brothers who last weekend became the first trio of brothers to play NRL together for Wests Tigers. It's not often three brothers all get to play NRL, yet alone at the same time, and in the same team. So rare in fact, only ten times have three or more brothers played together in the same team in the past 100 years.Last weekend Latu, Samuela and Sione Fainu created a slice of history when they suited up together against the Rabbitohs in Gosford, and they'll be at it again on Friday against the Warriors in Auckland. Two of them made their NRL debut with Wests Tigers this season, while the other made his NRL debut against Wests Tigers last season.In an odd twist of fate, Latu and Sione played their very first NRL game against the same opposition, at the very same venue, yet some seven weeks apart. We talk footy, family, and a whole lot more. Three good young men who differ in shape, size and personality, but who share the strongest of bonds as brothers.

Wests Tigers went down to the Rabbitohs in Gosford, but were there some positive takeaways? We review the game as well as your best rants, player ratings and stats. Plus we look ahead to the Warriors game in NZ, the NRLW girls season opener at Campbelltown and we also discuss the John Bateman sent home news. Click here to check out all our content! Listen live to the WestsLife Podcast twice a week on YouTube, Facebook or Twitter. If you'd like to contribute to the show email us podcast@westslife.com   WestsLife Podcast is sponsored by iChoice. iChoice is an awarded mortgage broking service founded by former bank managers who understand the industry inside-out. If you're looking to buy or remortgage, give them a call on (02) 9743 0000 We are also sponsored by Mobile Corp , which is a family-run tech company that supports Wests Tigers and was even the jersey sponsor back in 2007. MobileCorp is also passionate about helping protect businesses from cyber threats. For an affordable cyber security solution go to mobilecorp.com.au WestsLife is also sponsored by Shayne and the team at MG Pump Solutions.  See us on the socials: WestsLife YouTube channel WestsLife.com @WestsLifePod on Instagram and Twitter Facebook.com/WestsLifePod Support and contribute to the show at Patreon.com/WestsLife

The boys recap all of the weekend's action including a breezy game in Gosford (13:41), a clinic from Melbourne (31:06) and a thriller in Penrith (45:29). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Another loss for the Wests Tigers on the weekend, but is this side slowly starting to turn the corner? Yes, we conceded 42 points and made some pretty big and costly blunders, but the Wests Tigers' young guns showed what they are made of with some silky tries. On this edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast, Joel Helmes is joined by Garry Watson and Nick Hayes for a full review of the 42-28 loss to the Bunnies in Gosford. Aside from a healthy array of very diverse 'One Word' submissions from the Wests Tigers Podcast Forum, some of the main talking points included: The impressive performance of Tallyn Da Silva Do we stick with Luke Laulilii in the NRL side, or give him some NSW Cup time? The continued struggle of some of the team's experienced players The use of the bench this year, and this game Are the Wests Tigers on the up?  We mention some of the crazy clickbait Wests Tigers stories doing the rounds. And, out of left field, Joel brings up a possible external recruitment option for season 2025. Unfortunately, it's not a post-victory edition (they are the best kind), but we still hope you enjoy listening to the latest installment of the Wests Tigers Podcast.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today the Wests Tigers travelled to Gosford to take on the South Sydney Rabbitohs and the Ambush also made the trek north for an Ambush Event at the Settlers Tavern where they were joined by Wests Tigers Assistant Coach Chris Heighington. Chris sat down with the Ambush and Wests Tigers Podcast member Garry for a quick interview before he headed over to the stadium for the game. Chris spoke about his early years in Rugby League, his career at the Wests Tigers including the 2005 Premiership and his current Assistant Coaching role with the club. Join the Ambush and Wests Tigers Podcast while we sit down and chat with Chris Heighington!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the delayed midweek edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast, Eddie is joined by Garry and 3rd time guest host Nick "Pita Godinet" Hayes. Nick and Garry get their chance to review the disappointing performance of against the Cronulla Sharks and are critical of the performance and effort shown by the Wests Tigers senior players. News broke just before the guys recorded regarding Robbie Farah's future at the Wests Tigers, the team gives their thoughts about the coming changes to the coaching staff. The boys go deep in another game of Buy, Hold and Sell, topics focus around the recent 3rd State of Origin game and Wests Tigers former coach leading NSW to victory. There is the preview of this weekend's game against the South Sydney Rabbitohs at Gosford, including information for the pre-game Ambush event at the Settlers Tavern with guest Chris Heighington. Finally, Yioti's quiz closes out the show and Nick gets his first opportunity to test his Wests Tigers trivia. Thank you for joining the Midweek Crew on the Wests Tigers Podcast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey, Hey it's Saturday! The post-match edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast is coming to you early this week with a rare Saturday night show. Joel Helmes and Steve Stretton have mustered the energy to spend 50-odd minutes talking about one of the most disappointing nights in Wests Tigers history - last night at Shark Park (Caltex Field? What is it called this week?). On the agenda - the big list of one-word submissions from members of the Wests Tigers Podcast Forum (thanks everyone). There's a one-word submission from a celebrity Wests Tigers fan and also from a current Wests Tigers player! The boys talk about what the poor performance means for the team. Where the showing places the club in our rebuild, and what it means for Benji Marshall as an NRL coach. There's also a round of Buy, Sell, or Hold as well. It's a tough go being a Wests Tigers fan at the moment...or just this decade if you want to be more accurate...but we hope you enjoy this edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast. And don't forget to get along to the Ambush event next Saturday in Gosford (all the details can be found here).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Agonisingly close to glory the Vuck fall short to the Mariners in Gosford. Much like our entire season there was some dizzying highs, frustrating middles and gutting lows and FVS was there to take it all in. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram & FacebookSupport us on http://www.patreon.com/ForVucksSakeListen to our interview with journalist Paul Brown about 777 Partners here

It's the Queen of Gosford herself! Lady Julia Morris, the doting mother of two young ladies, drops by post-jungle fever to share the good, the bad and the relatable of parenting.  It's safe to say Matty J and Ash had no idea what they were getting themselves into, but keep up and enjoy the ride as Julia chats about how she dealt with divorce and telling her kids, miscarriage and the chaos of menopause. Julia is a long-time Aussie comedian and the much-loved co-host of Australia's version of I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!  Slide into our DM's @twodotingdads with any parenting question you need answered by a couple of doting dads. If you need a shoulder to cry on:  Buy our book: https://www.penguin.com.au/books/two-doting-dads-9781761346552  Two Doting Dads Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/639833491568735/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheTwoDotingDads  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twodotingdads/  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@twodotingdads  Email: hello@twodotingdads.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a pleasure to welcome Terry Evans to the podcast- the trainer who happens to be the sole occupant of on course stabling at the Tuncurry-Forster racecourse on the NSW north coast. Terry was there when the new track was granted a licence by Racing NSW in 2009. This podcast was recorded two days before Sir Ravanelli scored an impressive win on a rain sodden Newcastle track. Terry rates the grey gelding as the best horse he's trained to date. He begins by reflecting on the enthusiasm and commitment of the new Tuncurry-Forster Jockey Club when he arrived fifteen years ago.  Terry pays tribute to the Jockey Club's dedicated President Gary McQuillan. He remembers a conversation with a friend at a Port Macquarie meeting in 2009. At that time he was unaware a new track was under construction at nearby Tuncurry-Forster.  Terry talks about the purchase of the racecourse a few years ago by Racing NSW. The trainer talks about the facilities available to him. He explains the benefits of his 20 acre property at nearby Rainbow Flat. Terry and wife Julie had a frightening experience a few years ago when the property was threatened by the raging NSW north coast bushfires. He says the fires also got dangerously close to the racecourse stables. He was in total disbelief just twelve months later when floodwaters looked likely to inundate the stables. Terry expresses his appreciation of the talents and work ethic of Gonzalo Aguila, an Argentinian horseman who walked into the stables looking for a job. He looks back on early days in Balmain when he realised a dream by landing a sand boy's role with the famous Balmain Tiger's RL team. Terry pays tribute to two former Balmain legends who were his inspiration at the time. He reflects on his playing days in the Balmain Juniors and his transition to the Under 23 ranks. Memories of his very first game at the higher level remain vivid for all the wrong reasons. Terry reminisces about his entry into the thoroughbred world at a Southern Highlands stud farm. This is where he gained valuable experience working with mares and foals. A regular visitor to the property was a young lady who worked for the Horse Power Feed Company. Julie was destined to become his wife. He looks back on a move to Julie's horse property at Dural and his appointment as a yearling handler at nearby Shillington Park. In the early 1990's Terry and Julie established their own spelling and pre-training business near Wyong. They were delighted when the business grew rapidly but in the end it became too much for them. He says this was the catalyst for his transition to horse training. He talks of a low key start at Gosford, and the help he received from the resident CEO. Terry looks back on the magical occasion of his first training win. He reminisces about a win with Verrekeen at Gosford in 2009. It was the very last race called by the retiring Ian Craig. It was a costly exercise for winning jockey Hugh Bowman. Terry acknowledges other horses who've helped him along the way. This podcast was taped a couple of days before Sir Ravanelli's impressive win at Newcastle on May 11th. Terry recalls his acquisition of the gelding on the recommendation of a NZ bloodstock agent. He talks of the care and attention necessary to keep on top of the horse's foot problems.  The trainer looks back on Sir Ravanelli's achievements so far. He talks of the grey's ownership group, one of whom is ace race photographer Steve Hart. He talks of the current progress of his old football team and the emotional attachment that persists to this day. Terry talks of Julie's return to the nursing profession and son Troy's love of a punt. It's a laid back chat with yet another member of that exclusive club known as the “Balmain Boys”.

The Phoenix have finished second in the A-league minor premiership after the Central Coast Mariners beat Adelaide United 2-nil last night in Gosford. New Zealand cyclist Niamh Fisher-Black has improved to ninth overall after the fourth stage of the women's La Vuelta.

After an arduous journey to Bishkek for the first leg of the AFC Cup Inter-Zone Final against Abdysh-Ata, Central Coast Mariners are looking to become the first Australian club to reach the AFC Cup final. Flying the flag for Southeast Asia as the ASEAN Zone champions, the Mariners are hot favourites ahead of the return leg in Gosford. Ryan Walters is joined by A-Leagues broadcaster James Dodd to dissect the opening leg and look ahead to this week's return leg and whether the Mariners can create history for Australian clubs in Asia.

The Wellington Phoenix face the biggest game of their high-flying men's A-League season against the Central Coast Mariners in Gosford on Saturday night. Both teams are vying to finish the regular season as the number one-ranked side and if the league-leading Phoenix win or draw against the second-place Mariners, it will go a long way towards securing the Premiers Plate. The Phoenix have never finished on top of the regular season standings. Phoenix head coach Giancarlo Italiano spoke to Corin Dann.

Joel outsources his anniversary to the listeners and his compatriot today Steve O'Keefe talks about binging and the boys look at the Scott vs Leilua fight from last night. Plus, the Fox is out this weekend and Sean has a Sportsbet Market Update. Joel and Sok go through all the latest NRL News including Nathan Cleary speaking ahead of the Parramatta Eels matchup, Sugar's top Number 7's in Rugby League and an update on Jai Arrow's potential incoming surgery. Steve O'Keefe reviews the Summer of Cricket including his top 5 moments, headlined by the West Indies demolishing Australia thanks to the heroics of Shamar Joseph. Morning Glory Host Matty Johns joins the Run Home to chat concerns with the Dolphins and Dragons, potential changes in the Bunnies halves partnership, the importance of Nathan Cleary and chat all things debuts! SEN Track Analyst Dean Watling joins Joel and Sok on a Thursday to preview the weekends racing including the Coolmore Stakes and something out wide from Gosford! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

SEN Track Analyst Dean Watling joins Joel and Sok on a Thursday to preview the weekends racing including the Coolmore Stakes and something out wide from Gosford! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Gosford racing precinct has never had a better ambassador than Angela Davies. The amiable trainer was born and reared in a cottage opposite the racecourse float entrance and hasn't strayed far since. This is the story of a young girl who was pestering local trainers at five or six years of age, and has never wanted to do anything else but train racehorses.  Angela had just returned from the Randwick trials when we called, and was pretty excited about one of her twelve horse team. She talks fondly of Our Kobison with whom she's won five recent races. The story behind this talented four year old is an inspiration to racing's smaller players. Angela takes us back to childhood days when she'd be out of bed in the dark to watch Gosford trackwork. Mum had one firm rule before she'd allow her daughter to leave the house. She talks about her father Bruce, a former on course bookie who found an alternative way to service customers. Bruce vehemently discouraged her from becoming a jockey. Angela reflects on the days when a stranger would climb onto the roof of the family home on Gosford race days. The trainer takes us back to her early days in the show ring and the little business venture she started on gaining her first job. She's never forgotten the first horse she trained in her own right- a $1000 filly purchased straight out of a paddock. Angela remembers her first yearling sale purchase- the $1250 dollar colt who was destined to become her first winner. He had a few quirks. The devoted horsewoman started to buy cheap yearlings from low key sales. She looks back on some of the early winners to bring her talents under notice. She talks of Clipper who was in foal when she came into the stable. She didn't have much time but managed to win at Scone and Randwick with the expectant mum. Angela talks of She's A Stalker who won two in town and a Wyong 3YO Magic Millions. She fondly remembers the talented Waitandwatch. Angela acknowledges a few other horses  to play a part in bringing her name to potential owners. She talks of the little property at nearby Narara from which she's been training her horses for almost three decades. Angela takes us through the background story of the Wanted colt she hoped to buy for $5000. She was stressed when she had to go to $7500. She takes us through the wonderful journey that led Through The Cracks to his win in the Provincial Championship Final, a dream result for his ten excited owners. The trainer speaks fondly of Salina Dreaming who showed great talent despite several niggling issues. Angela talks of her three year respite from racing in the late 1990's to join the motherhood ranks. She pays tribute to daughter Georgia and son Jarred. She's both surprised and delighted to regularly hear from potential owners seeking shares in modestly priced horses.  This is a lovely yarn with a trainer whose effervescent personality shows through from go to whoa!

Rozmowa z Ralphem Podolskim 96-letnim autorem wystawy „A Life of Time and Chance: celebrating nine decades of art, survival and family”. Wystawę można obejrzeć w Regional Gosford Gallery do 25 lutego. Podczas naszego spotkania, Ralph wspomina i złe czasy i te dobre, opowiada o genezie obrazów a przede wszystkim cieszy się, że może rozmawiać po polsku. Polska jest zawsze w jego sercu...

2023 has certainly been a year of massive revelations in the world of anomalous research. It is a signifier of the third wave that will change humanity as we know it through the wide spread introduction of AI. We all stand on the praecipes of the new normal transhumanist world. Jay and Aspasia take you on a brief tour of some of those we have lost in the field, ground breaking news stories and the speculative notions of futurists from the past. Happy New Year to all and we will see you in the next one.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4602609/advertisement

Great to catch up with Wayne Harris at a racing luncheon in early December. I was reminded of the fact that the former star jockey was one of our very early podcast guests in 2018. When I suggested an updated interview was called for, he said in typical Harris fashion,  “are you sure people would want to hear my story again.” Who wouldn't want to hear the story of the kid from Muswellbrook who burst onto the racing scene in the late 1970's with riding performances well beyond his years. When doctors virtually ordered his retirement in early 1997, Wayne had ridden well over 2000 winners including more than 30 Gr 1's. His Melbourne Cup win on Jeune in 1994 was lauded by all in the Australian racing industry. His stellar record was achieved despite numerous injuries, a constant battle with weight and several major illnesses. He continues to deal with the legacy of those setbacks. Wayne brings us up to date on a current immobility dating back to early spinal issues. He talks of his Doctor's reluctance to perform any further surgery. Wayne talks of his involvement with Sky Thoroughbred Central from Kembla Grange race meetings.  He looks back on childhood days in Muswellbrook and pays tribute to his devoted parents and siblings. Wayne reflects on his early education in a local convent where he was sometimes at loggerheads with the nuns.  He talks of a transfer to Muswellbrook High School and his obsession with sport. He excelled in several pursuits. The former champion jockey looks back on his brief love affair with boxing. He talks of work experience in the Pat Farrell stables and his subsequent apprenticeship to the same trainer. He says the going got tough at times. Wayne recalls the inauspicious occasion of his first race ride, and his initial win on the same horse. He reflects on his rapid rise as an apprentice jockey with special mention of his first metropolitan win. Wayne remains very proud of his achievement at Randwick in  late 1978 when he became the first Australian apprentice to ride five city winners on one programme. He talks of the amazing support he was getting from top Sydney stables and highlights a Golden Slipper win for Bart Cummings at 18 years of age. He says Bart had to be talked into putting him on Century Miss. Wayne reflects on four other Slipper placings and says a couple of them were unlucky. The 63 year old looks back on his record breaking apprenticeship and says he was aware that Steve Cauthen was doing incredible things in America at the same time. He says his weight had become very unstable by the time he entered the ranks of fully fledged jockeys. He was always buoyed by pleasant surprises like an AJC Sires Produce Stakes win on a 200/1 “pop”. Wayne talks of his dangerous diets and the strange symptoms that heralded the onset of his first brain tumor at age 22. He looks back on a seven hour surgery, and the undying devotion of family. He acknowledges several special people whose support helped to get him back into the saddle. Wayne recalls the surprised looks on the faces of AJC staff when he requested a re-issue of his jockey's licence. He's never forgotten the support of the Gosford race crowd on September 29th 1983- the day he returned to the saddle. He had two rides for two memorable wins. Harris was back! The former champion jockey fondly remembers his amazing comeback- 15 wins from his first 18 rides. He was overwhelmed by the support of trainers. Wayne reflects on several of his Gr 1 wins and on the disappointment of missing a Cox Plate ride on champion Kingston Town. Harris looks back on successful riding stints in Singapore and Hong Kong.  He talks of a Blue Diamond win for David Hayes and his booking for St Covet in the AJC Sires Produce Stakes. He was engaged principally because St Covet was expected to pull over the 1400m trip. He also reviews a Caulfield Guineas win on the same colt. Then to Wayne's favourite story- how he landed the ride on Jeune in the Melbourne Cup, his recollections of the race and the celebrations that followed. He recalls the bittersweet experience of riding Jeune in the Japan Cup and the traumatic health issue that followed. Wayne recalls the first up performance he rates as Jeune's best effort, and subsequent rides on the chestnut. He has fond memories of supplying Gai Waterhouse with her first Melbourne Gr 1. Wayne always took his A game when he rode overseas. He remembers a stunning win on Monopolise in the Hong Kong Bowl. Some say it was his best ever ride. He was delighted to review a short but happy stint in Ireland under contract to the Kevin Prendergast stable. Wayne talks of a successful stint in jockey management.  He recalls his disappointment in 1997 when doctors advised him to quit the saddle following the onset of immobility in one leg. He talks of his Rosehill swansong when he went close to a winning double. Wayne speaks of Aimee and Matthew, the son and daughter shared by he and first wife Linda. He comments on the widely held theory that he would have reached dizzy heights had he been a few kilos lighter. Wayne pays tribute to long time partner Tracy who offers him devoted support. This is perhaps the longest interview Wayne Harris has ever given. I'm sure you'll enjoy every word from a jockey of boundless talent and a human being of courage and resolve. The Wayne Harris story is one of great inspiration.

Today we have Kevin Gilmore-Burrell, Uni researcher and solicitor from Empathyse to talk about a very serious and real issue affecting 1-10 workers. Kevin, who is a solicitor was always at the pointy end of these workplace harassment cases once they reached court, by which point the damage is done. Kevin wanted to be able to make a real change and to stop bullying before it became an issue. This is where Empathyse was born, we chat all things workplace bullying and how you as a director can be held personally liable.    CATS Accountants Are Hiring! Intermediate / Senior Accountant Job in Wyong Creek, Gosford & Central Coast NSW - SEEK

Tom and Eddy join me for the final time in 2023. 0:00 50% off sale starts tonight  0:42 Running and walking  14:26 Gosford Glyphs  22:11 Baby advice and discussion  28:37 Cricket World Cup 39:34 AFL split round 43:06 Rugby  51:29 NRL transfer whispers 

Popular Jess Taylor brought up a very distinguished milestone at the Sapphire Coast meeting on July 30th. She bounced straight to the lead on Kiss the Colours in a 1000m maiden for her great supporter Joe Cleary. The 3YO filly went on to win easily to give Jess her 500th win in twelve years of race riding. Since then she's reeled off another twelve wins, including a double at the Sapphire Coast on Nov 2nd. Jess joined us on the podcast last week to talk about her notable achievement. She admits to being surprised when informed her 500 win tally was looming.  Jess looks back on that special race at the Sapphire Coast. She talks about the standing of female riders in the current era. Jess takes us back to childhood days on the NSW Central Coast, and the influence of her mother Fione. She pays tribute to her “dream pony” Miller. The jockey says her life changed from the moment retired thoroughbreds came onto the family property. She talks of her introduction to trackwork at nearby Gosford racecourse. Jess remembers her lucky break in being able to land an apprenticeship with respected Gosford trainer Albert Stapleford. She looks back with some embarrassment on her first race ride at Cessnock. Jess says her first city performance was much better.  The jockey has never forgotten the support given her by Gosford trainer Carmen Murnane who supplied her magical first winner on the new Tuncurry-Forster track. Jess talks of the short lived University course she began during her time with the Stapleford stable. She looks back on the wise counsel of the astute trainer. Jess remembers a winning double at Dubbo which caught the eye of Warwick Farm trainer Mark de Montfort.  She talks of the valuable tuition offered by the former outstanding jockey.  Jess looks back on her first city winner, and the support of several other Warwick Farm trainers. The jockey has fond memories of her first black type win. She talks about her four Gr 1 rides to date. Jess talks about the inevitable accidents, including two that happened within a short space of time. She looks back on another serious accident that had nothing to do with race riding.  Jess recalls her frustration that she wasn't able to win a race at Randwick during her apprenticeship. She quickly corrected that anomaly. The jockey pays special tribute to Kembla trainer Theresa Bateup for whom she's ridden more winners than any other trainer. Jess and partner Katie are raising two wonderful kids on the Central Coast. She talks warmly of Evelyn and Noah. Jess doesn't take for granted her ability to ride at a featherweight. She hopes one day it might earn her the ride on a lightweight chance in a high profile race. A laid back chat with the newest member of the “500 Club”.

We're underway! Well, kinda. We dissect what when wrong in round 1, look ahead to more midweek madness in Gosford, and as always we answer your questions. 0.00-22.36 Fred's Question, Adelaide Review 26.44-33.05 Other A-League News 33.12-39.12 Tipping and Fantasy 39.20-54.48 Fan Questions 54.58-69.10 Bali Preview, Macarthur Preview #UpTheSauce

John Powell was at a loose end when he returned to Australia in 2021 after calling time on his long riding career in Singapore. It wasn't long before Racing NSW enlisted his services as a mentor for northern NSW jockeys, and more recently Gary Kliese has snapped him up for a co-hosting role on Sky Thoroughbred Central's coverage of northern rivers racing. It's almost forty years since John Powell began his apprenticeship with Helen Page at Warwick Farm. In a 37 year riding career he rode 1400 winners in five jurisdictions, more than half of them in Singapore. We were able to pin him down recently for a lengthy chat about his fascinating journey in racing. John begins by explaining how his opportunity with Sky Thoroughbred Central came up.  He says his main focus is on the characteristics of horses and tactics employed by jockeys. John says he'd barely settled back in Australia when he got a surprise phone call from Corey Brown on behalf of Racing NSW. The former top jockey takes us back to childhood days at Campbelltown and talks about the family friend who introduced him to Helen Page. He recalls his delight when Warwick Farm trainer Frank Bacon gave him his very first race ride.  John hasn't forgotten his very first winner at Gosford for his boss Helen Page. He admits the ride wasn't pretty. The chief steward spoke to him on the day about an entirely different matter. He fondly remembers his magical first city winner at Canterbury in 1987. Powell recalls multiple wins on the Guy Walter trained Prince Invader- a very important horse to the young rider in those early days. He has never forgotten a pick-up ride on brilliant sprinter Show County. He got the ride during a jockey's strike when every runner at a Warwick Farm meeting was ridden  by an apprentice. The recently retired jockey looks back on his affinity with Kembla Grange racecourse. In one season in the late 80's he was champion Kembla apprentice. He talks of Shane Edmonds, another talented apprentice who was with Helen Page at the same time. John talks about his addiction to diuretics, the demon pills used by many jockeys in days gone by to help them excrete water through the kidneys. Diuretics gave jockeys a simple way of losing weight on race days. They were very dangerous long term. He looks back on several short term contracts in Mauritius- a unique racing environment. John talks of his very successful stint in Macau. It was here a Panamanian jockey helped him to fine tune his riding style. He looks back on some of the outstanding horses he got to ride in Australia including a few of Bart Cummings' topliners. John talks of his association with John Hawkes which led him to a full season in Brisbane. The champion trainer once entrusted John with a barrier trial ride on champion Octagonal. He still talks about it. He looks back on his appointment as stable jockey for Don Baertshiger in Singapore- a partnership that would last for many years. John says he got away to a “flyer” in Singapore by winning the Gr 1 Derby on Hello And Goodbye. It was Kiwi trainer Bruce Marsh's first Singapore win. He talks of his first win in the Kranji Mile and a second Singapore Derby. John reflects on a Kranji Mile win for Laurie Laxon and a QE2 Cup success. The former ace jockey talks openly about his cancer scare. The discovery of a lump on his neck during a routine medical check led to further scans. Thyroid cancer was detected. Covid enforced travel restrictions delayed John's return to Sydney for crucial surgery. He says the thyroid complication sent his weight on a spiral, and he knew his riding days were numbered. John remembers the shock he received to read about his retirement on social media, long before he'd made any announcement. It's a laid back chat with a talented jockey who spent 25 of his 37 riding years out of Australia. 

Mestre pela faculdade por onde passou José Mourinho, o lisboeta passou os último quatro de seus 39 anos em Gosford. Com a filosofia de apostar em jogadores desconhecidos e/ou renegados que demonstrassem potencial, ele e o técnico Nick Montgomery transformaram o departamento de futebol e levaram o clube de menor orçamento ao título australiano. Desempenho que faz a dupla agora alçar um voo mais alto, no Hibernian, da Escócia.

Billy Dunk:- Born in Gosford, NSW in 1938 - Son of the Greenkeeper at Gosford Golf Club- Turned pro in 1960- Won over 100 tournaments worldwide- Played in the U.S Open and British Open - Won 5 Australian PGA C'ships- Held 80+ course records- He played with Trevino, Nicklaus, Palmer, Player and more- Life member of the Australian PGA - Life member of the Australasian PGA Tour- Married to wife Annette - They have three children, two grandchildren and one great grandchild

Juliette Ferrington speaks to England winger Chloe Kelly at the FIFA Women's World Cup. They had a catchup at the Lionesses' open training session in Gosford. Kelly talks about moving to a new team base, winning the first game, being in the starting XI and whether she's got that Euros sports bra framed yet. Also hear from ESPN's Tom Hamilton and Suzy Wrack from The Guardian. TOPICS: 0:40 – open training, 3:30 – line-up changes? 11:35 – Mary Earps, 13:30 – predictable attack? 17:30 – facing Denmark, 18:45 – standout countries, 20:50 – ACL injuries, 22:35 – Chloe Kelly, 24:00 – Chloe Kelly INTERVIEW, 31:30 – Millie Bright.

Trainer of Think About it Joe Pride joins Racing Pulse to discuss the win in the Listed Takeover Target at Gosford on Saturday

Ron Dufficy joins Racing Pulse with a look at Sydney's Saturday meeting at Gosford

After the girls discuss recent tech-art exhibitions they've seen in New York and London, Camila introduces Ana to some stories about the history of computer eduction in Australian schools. This months episode is a two-for-one! Firstly, we learn about a government plan to develop an especially Australian computer for use in schools with options for networking and for portable 'laptop-style' use. Then we hear about the rise and fall of the 'Microbee' computer—Australia's first home-grown personal computer. This computer, which was designed and manufactured in Australia, controlled a large portion of the primary school computer market not just in Australia but also Scandinavia and Russia, winning contracts over Apple!Follow us on Twitter @OurFriendCompAnd Instagram @ourfriendthecomputerMain research for the episode was done by Camila. Ana audio edited.Music by Nelson Guay (SoundCloud: fluxlinkages)OFtC is a sister project of the Media Archaeology Lab at the University of Colorado at Boulder.  References:- Jones, Gemma. “BYTE CLUB - First computer museum for Gosford.” The Daily Telegraph, Jul 30, 2003- Laing, Gordon. “Microbee.” Personal Computer World, October 2005. - Laing, Gordon. “Secret of Project Granny Smith.” The Sydney Morning Herald, July 12, 2005.- “MicroBee - A conversation with Owen Hill.” Youtube, uploaded by State of Electronics, Feb 9, 2020. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYNRcn9gg5A- “Microbee - The Australian Educational Computer of the 80s.” Youtube, uploaded by The Centre for Computing History, Oct 26, 2017. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Mp52Gb3aDs- Tatnall, Arthur and Leonard, Ralph. “Purpose-Built Educational Computers in the 1980s: The Australian Experience.” IFIP WG 9.7 International Conference on History of Computing (HC) / Held as Part of World Computer Congress (WCC), Sep 2010, Brisbane, Australia. pp.101-111- Tatnall, Arthur. “The Australian Educational Computer That Never Was.” IEEE Annals of the History of Computing, Volume 35, Number 1, January–March 2013, pp. 35-47- Tatnall, Arthur. “The Beginnings of Government Support for Computers in Schools – The State Computer Education Centre of Victoria in the 1980s.” 12th IFIP International Conference on Human Choice and Computers (HCC), Sep 2016, Salford, United Kingdom. pp.291-302

Jockey Chad Schofield joins Racing Pulse after winning the Gosford Guineas aboard Anavinci Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices