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Along with our regular monthly updates on policy briefs, arable, beef, sheep and milk, in this edition we are also bringing you an overview on the potato sector, New Zealand, fertiliser use in Scotland and Wills and Power of Attorney. Hosted by Christine Beaton, produced by Heather Stuart. edited by Cameron Waugh, Executive Producer Kerry Hammond.Show Notes 00:41 News in Brief 02:59 Policy Briefs – Preparing for Sustainable Farming, Restoring Scotland's Natural Environment, Delivering for Rural Scotland, Supporting Farmers, Crofters and Food Producers, Brexit Trade Barriers. 08:16 Arable- Global overview, market movements and outlook. 13:47 Beef – Beef prices rocket, demand, dream store cattle prices and manufacturing beef demand. 19:05 Sheep – Ramadan ramping up trade, import figures jump and social media opportunities. 23:07 Sector Focus – Potatoes. 28:30 Milk – Production data, farm-gate prices, dairy commodities and market indicators, investment at Scottish creamery, Scottish dairy herd trends and December dairy costings. 33:35 Sector focus – New Zealand. 40:29 Inputs: Fertiliser use trends in Scotland. 44:10 Management Matters – Wills and Power of Attorney. FAS Resources: Agribusiness News March 2025 Other Links: December 2024 Sector Focus article Preparing for Sustainable Farming: Full Scheme Guidance Natural Environment (Scotland) Bill Rural Delivery Plan Scottish Government's Brexit Trade Modelling Report Fertiliser usage - Results from the British Survey of Fertiliser Practice Fertiliser Statistics Report 2024 (AIC) Contact a FACTS qualified advisor For more information, visit www.FAS.scot Twitter: @FASScot Facebook: @FASScot National Advice Hub Phone: 0300 323 0161 Email: 

There's a fundraiser tonight in St. John's, that incorporates Christmas music and bingo -- all in hopes of raising money for vulnerable seniors in our community. For more, we spoke with Kayleigh Oakley, the founder of Margaret's Santa to a Senior, and Heather Stuart, owner/operator of FuntasyNL.

When my good friend Heather joined me on the Selfish Confidence podcast, we never expected to uncover such powerful insights on personal growth and development. Heather bravely shared her journey of self-discovery, which started during her teenage years as she battled severe depression. As a wife and mother, she knew she needed to make a change, and so began her adventure into the world of personal development, eventually leading her to become a certified life coach and NLP practitioner.Together, we discussed the essential role that mindset and mental health tools play in navigating life's ups and downs. Heather revealed her experiences with depression, and how she learned to ride the waves of life by tuning into her needs in each moment to find balance. We also explored the tools and practices Heather uses to maintain her mental health and stay strong, including her podcast, Let's Taco About Bliss.Heather's story serves as a powerful reminder that with curiosity and courage, we can achieve anything. She challenged her fears to create her podcast, which focuses on the concept of bliss – not just being happy, but also learning and gaining the confidence to know who we are. Join us as we dive into Heather's journey and discover how both small daily actions and conscious effort can lead us to bliss, personal growth, and ultimately, a life we love.Connect with Heather:IG: @heatherthecoachPodcast: Let's Taco 'Bout BlissPersonality Test Suggestions:Via CharacterLove Languages16 PersonalitiesSELF(ISH) Retreat: Ready to join us in Barbados? We have ONE SPOT left for the upcoming 2024 retreat in Barbados! Get all the info here.Thank you for listening to Self(ish) Confidence! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend or on your social media and tag me @jess.clerke so I can personally thank you for helping spread some confidence + love! Check out my website at: www.jessclerke.com If you're on instagram, come say hi!!

Heather Stuart is a talented and passionate primary school teacher and author living amidst the gentle waves and salty breeze of the picturesque seaside town of Hastings. Born with an innate love for art and storytelling, Heather's journey as a creative soul began long before she embraced her role as an esteemed educator.Having spent a considerable part of her career dedicated to moulding young minds in the classroom, Heather discovered her flair for illustrating captivating stories that sparked children's imaginations. Her artistic prowess led her to collaborate on numerous children's books, weaving her enchanting illustrations into the fabric of many young readers' lives. In recognition of her remarkable contributions to the world of children's literature, Aspire Magazine bestowed upon her the prestigious Illustrator of the Year award in 2014.While nurturing the dreams of others through her illustrations, Heather felt a yearning to share her own stories with the world. Drawing inspiration from her own experiences, both as a devoted parent and as an empathetic teacher, she poured her heart and soul into crafting her debut works as a children's author: "Oddsocks" and "Lost Girl." These heartfelt tales explore the profound themes of autism and child anxiety, making them a source of comfort and understanding for children facing similar challenges.Rooted in her own childhood experiences, Heather brings authenticity and tenderness to her stories, beautifully capturing the complexities of growing up and the power of empathy. Her unique perspective, combined with her creative talents, has endeared her to young readers and fellow educators alike.Beyond the pages of her books, Heather's passion for teaching continues to flourish. Her dedication to creating a nurturing and inclusive learning environment fosters a generation of curious and confident learners, helping each child discover their own magical journey through the world of education.As an author, illustrator, and educator, Heather Stuart's impact is profound, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of children worldwide. Her stories touch the deepest corners of young souls, reminding them that they are not alone in their fears and challenges, and that within each of them lies the strength to overcome and thrive. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The McKenzie sisters led the successful fight to stop a nuclear waste dump at Wallerberdina Station on Adnyamathanha lands in South Australia. At the national Australia Nuclear Free Alliance (ANFA) meeting, two of the sisters (Vivienne McKenzie and Heather Stuart) and their niece (Lavene Ngatokorua) reflect on the fight to keep their homelands free of nuclear waste.Learn more about ANFA here: https://anfa.org.au/

Heather Stuart hosts the 'Back to Me' podcast and is a Prosperity Flow Life Coach. Listen to learn how she can help you to allow more abundance into your life. Sessions and offerings at https://www.prosperityflowcoaching.com   * A beautiful guided meditation that I start my mornings with (and it's free!) from The Women's Meditation Network. I love the Morning Meditation featured here:  https://womensmeditationnetwork.com/morningpodcast/   * Take 10% off Nadovim NAD+ Nootropic for Whole Brain Health that stimulates neurotransmitters like dopamine and serotonin! More at: https://bit.ly/3EIitv3   * Magic Mind will blow your mind! My favorite drink to boost focus, increase productivity, and relieve anxiety. Order at https://www.magicmind.co/lisat and use code LISAT for 56% off a month subscription or 20% off your entire order during the next 10 days!   * Purchase juiceplus+ a whole food supplement I use daily!  https://lt17885.juiceplus.com/us/en  

If you are a parent, this is a must listen. But, even if you aren't, this podcast is jam packed with SO MUCH VALUE. We talk about burnout, how to find pockets of time in your day, we dissect self care and how it is more manageable than you think, we debunk the “I don't have time method”, and really so much more goodness. If you suffer from burnout, want to find your happiness or bliss again, or just need some inspiration to start taking action, this episode is going to give you a SUPER simple technique to make this shift possible. No gigantic, you have to make HUGE changes in your life tips in this episode, because we know it just doesn't work. Go grab a cuppa tea, and let's dive in. About Heather: Follow Heather on Instagram HERE Heather is a Jay Shetty Certified Life and Success Coach who has worked alongside Jay as a mentor to his students. She is passionate about helping people discover the tools to connect to their bliss among the chaos in their lives. She has mentored 2K + people along the way and truly believes that small shifts in habits, behaviors, and beliefs will guide people to their bliss. She is the founder and CEO of Connecting to Bliss Coaching. Heather is a mom of one beautiful daughter and loves travel, tacos, hikes, and animals. "Everyone has the keys to their own happiness. They might just be buried at the bottom of our bag underneath all the other stuff we carry and don't need anymore." To learn more about the host, Gina Keeping, visit www.ginakeeping.ca and to follow her on social media, check out her instagram handle at https://www.instagram.com/gina_keeping/.

Do you love to travel?  Do you want to work in the travel industry and don't know where to start or know someone who would love to become a Travel Agent?  In this episode, you will meet a returning guest & contributor Heather Stuart also known as The Bliss Coach & we are talking about a topic we are both passionate about travel. Heather will share with us about working under the umbrella of Travel Masters, how to become a travel agent, & why becoming a travel specialist works in your favor.  Where to find those travel deals, the value of a good agent, & what important information should be shared with an agent when booking your next vacation.   Nightmare travel experiences & how we can avoid them. Why travel is so important even if it is within your own home country. Heather & Paula share their travel rituals & there are tons of fun travel stories to be heard. What is this episode about

Are you struggling with parenthood , feeling overwhelmed, lost your purpose or not sure in what direction you are heading (you're not alone), this is an episode for you. Meet Heather Stuart "The Bliss Coach" & in this insightful & story filled episode,  Heather provides the puzzle pieces to her journey from being a Hairstylist, then working in the travel industry & spending time in the best classroom life could offer, to finding her bliss. In this episode she shares on seeking bliss, leaving behind the overwhelm, finding freedom & how letting go of what is not working for you or stealing your joy can become the best step you can take as a parent, spouse, friend & human being.Find your Bliss with Heather....What is this episode about:02.35:  Who is Heather "The Bliss Coach" from Hairstyling to Travel to Coaching06.30:  Service / Support career roles08.10:  Lessons learned working in the travel industry09.45:  The best classroom you can place yourself into 10.45:  Want to work in the travel industry | How to 12.57:  What inspired Heather's Personal Development journey and becoming a Jay Shetty Certified Coach13.37:  Becoming a mum | The hard parts | Depression | The growth of overwhelm as a parent16.08:  The breaking point as a full time working mum | Who am I18.07:  Change of mindset | Connecting to bliss website with sister18.42:  Conference that became "the fork in the road" for Heather 23.00:  Why the term BLISS27.15:  ** INTRODUCTION TO THE 3 PILLARS : Control / Balance /  Patience + Self Care35.40:  Who is this information for?37.00:  Most important relationship is with self | Why Self Care is important40.40:  Final Words & Tips | Golden Nugget Takeaways for us all44.50:  Parenting Burnout Guide (Website) | 47.08:  FREEBIES - 10 tips for the overwhelmed working parent | 10 minutes a day SELF CARE challengeConnect with Heather:Website: https://www.connectingtoblisscoaching.com/https://www.connectingtoblisscoaching.com/freebies FB: https://www.facebook.com/blisscoachingwithheather/IG:  https://www.instagram.com/heatherthecoach/Connect with Paula (KMKY host):Website |  https://kmkywithpaula.comEmail: kmkywithpaula@gmail.comhttps://linktr.ee/kmkywithpaulaInstagram |  http://www.instagram.com/KMKY_podcast

Jennie Lee Podcast Series – Episode 3: Lisa May Young interviews Heather Stuart, Chief Executive of Fife Cultural Trust, OnFife

Heather is part of the Jackson Hole Still Works team, a very experienced wine expert, and a badass snowboarder here in Jackson. We talk about wine and why crazy people like us like to climb mountains instead of riding the chairlift up! Thank you for listening! -Tyler --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tyler-meany/support

Holding the Space with Heather Stuart, CEO, Fife Cultural Trust

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In this episode of Intermittent Fasting Stories, Gin talks to Heather Stuart from New Zealand.Fast. Feast. Repeat. The Comprehensive Guide to Delay, Don't Deny Intermittent Fasting: Now available everywhere books are sold! Get your copy through your favorite bookstore by following this link:http://www.ginstephens.com/get-the-books.htmlThis episode is supported by Dry Farm Wines: Gin has finally solved her wine dilemma by switching to Dry Farm Wines for good! If you are looking for organic/biodynamic wines that are lab tested to ensure they are sugar free, lower in sulfites, and contain lower alcohol, go to dryfarmwines.com/ifstories to start your own subscription to Dry Farm Wines, and get an extra bottle for just one penny in your first shipment!Heather is a mother of four, and a grandmother of two! She shares that has always been "short and round." When her first son was about to get married, she wanted to lose weight. Her doctor prescribed diet pills, and she lost 40 pounds. However, once she stopped taking the diet pills, all the weight came back on, plus more. When her second son was getting married, she still needed to lose weight, but the diet pills were no longer available. So, Heather decided that she'd walk 6 miles every day to lose the weight. Walking this far was too much to maintain on a daily basis, and she gave up. By the time her youngest son was getting married in 2019, she decided she must do something, yet again. This time, she skipped lunch and walked 10K steps everyday. She tried this for a week, but it was very hard for her.Around this same time, her friend encouraged her to skip dinner instead of lunch. Heather researched intermittent fasting, and learned that skipping breakfast was actually a good thing! In February 2019, Heather began to wait for "tea time" (dinner) to eat. After a year of IF, she has lost around 70 pounds! Heather shares that she feels IF is an answer to prayer, she feels more "in control" of her life, and her confidence has greatly improved. One of the biggest things she's noticed is the incredible amount of energy she has now.The advice Heather would give to new IFers: "Take lots of photos from different angles."Share your intermittent fasting stories with Gin:gin@intermittentfastingstories.comFollow Gin on Twitter@gin_stephensConnect with Gin on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/Gin-Stephens-370557866639779Read Gin’s book Delay, Don’t DenyListen to Gin on the Intermittent Fasting Stories podcast:Intermittent Fasting Stories on iTunes

Dr. Heather Stuart, Professor of Public Health Sciences and the inaugural Bell Mental Health and Anti-Stigma Research Chair at Queen’s University joins us on Campus Beat to discuss her research, the Let’s Talk Mental Health dialogue event with students at Queen’s on January 22nd, and the #BellLetsTalk campaign launching January 30th nationwide.

Topic: ‘Even Peacekeepers Expect Something in Return’: An Exploratory Cross-Sectional Analysis of Sexual Interactions Between UN Peacekeepers and Haitian Citizens. Overview: In 2004, the United Nations (UN) Security Council established Resolution 1542: The United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH). MINUSTAH officially began in June of 2004 and ended in October 2017, making it the longest UN Continue Reading

On this week’s show, we listen to some of the speakers at the Don’t Dump on SA Rally, held on 2 December 2017 on the steps of Parliament House in Adelaide. The rally brought together people from Kimba and the Flinders Ranges, the communities affected by the federal government’s waste dump proposal, as well as supporters from South Australia and beyond.  Over 1500 people attended the rally calling on politicians to defend the legislation that makes waste dumps illegal in SA in the lead up to the state election next March.Useful websitesdontdumponsa.netconservationsa.org.au/nuclearnodumpalliance.org.auFB @no radioactive waste facility for kimba district FB Flinders Local Action Group: FLAGFB Don't dump on SAFB Say No to NuclearFull Speakers List:Welcome to CountryBonny BrodieMCs Dave Sweeney and Vivianne McKenzie Full Speaker list (not all featured in this episodeVince CoulthardSusi Andersson – Hawker GP and Rob Webb from Flinders Local Action Group (FLAG)Regina McKenzie, Heather Stuart and kids.Dr Deidre Palmer – ex moderator Uniting ChurchTom Harris, Kimba Farmer and Kate Freeth from KimbaBarry Wakelin, former Federal politicianJamie Newlyn, MUAJack Crawford, youth and student environment repMark Parnell MLC, The GreensMessage from Eddie Giles, ALP member for GilesSenator Rex Patrick, Nick Xenophon TeamWith entertainment from: Rise Up SingersDusty Feet Mob dancers

An event made possible by Bell Canada's gift to thee Queen's University Initiative Campaign. Featuring Dr. Heather Stuart, Bell Canada Mental Health and Anti-Stigma Research Chair and award-winning author James Fitzgerald.

Karen started at U of Toronto in Health Studies and Human Biology, going on to an M.Sc  in Epidemiology from Queen’s University.  She worked with Dr. Kathleen O’Connor and Heather Stuart to look at the relationship between breastfeeding duration and self-efficacy. Currently, Karen is at the Canadian Institute for Health Information as a Research Analyst, and is currently contributing to the 2012 flagship report, Health Care in Canada: A Focus on Wait Times.

Dr. Heather Stuart has been fighting to reduce the stigma associated with mental illness since the late 1990s. Where, historically, studies of the stigma attached to mental illness focused on the beliefs held by the general public, Dr. Stuart has been working to describe and understand the experience of stigma from the inside — from the perspective of people who have a mental illness and their families — with the goal of reducing the stigma and ensuring that those who experience a mental illness can get the help and support they need. Dr. Stuart is the Bell Canada Mental Health and Anti-Stigma Research Chair.