Podcasts about heyfield

Ross Anderson farms in Heyfield, in the MID of Gippsland, where he milks 500 crossbred cows which he likes to think of as really efficient factories, making the best use of their water allocation and keeping them fully fed and healthy to provide for the multiple families that they support.  Just a heads up this chat was recorded a little while ago, and since then the farm has certainly been wet, but Ross would much prefer it wet than being too dry. It really is a great chat, so let's get into it. In the spirit of reconciliation we would like to acknowlegde the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.   If you know someone who you think would be great on the podcast, or you would like to share your story, please get in touch by sending an email to podcast.morethanmilk@gmail.com or stay connected by following us on Instagram or Facebook and send us a message - I'd love to hear from you.             

As we head into the AFL finals, Collingwood premiership player Leigh Brown makes a very fitting guest on the Food Bytes podcast this week. A country boy at heart, Leigh loves a good pie and says his Victorian hometown of Heyfield does the best snags on the planet. But it's his mum's famous jelly slice that really takes the cake come morning tea time! Speaking of sweet treats, we've put Kool Mints up against Kool Fruits in the Friday Food Poll -- Presented by Sarah Patterson & Kevin Hillier Broadcast each Sunday on the ACE Radio Network - https://aceradio.com.au/ Subscribe in iTunes!https://apple.co/2M43hOS Find us on Spotifyhttps://spoti.fi/2PPAoEB Prefer iHeart Radio?https://ihr.fm/2LqCbQ2 Follow us on Facebook...https://www.facebook.com/foodbyteswithsarahpatterson/ Twitter & Instagram - @sarahfoodbytes Post-production by Steve Visscher | Southern Skies Media for Howdy Partners Media | www.howdypartnersmedia.com.au/podcasts © 2022See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aussie historian, author & entertainer Jim Haynes joins Overnight each week for his unique knowledge of the not-so-famous characters from Australia's history. This week Jim shines the spotlight on James Tyson – Australia's first self-made millionaire. James Tyson (1819-1898), pastoralist, was born on 8 April 1819 near Narellan, New South Wales.  By 1898 Tyson held 5,329,214 acres including 352,332 acres freehold. His stations included Tupra, Juanbung, Bangate, Goondublui and Mooroonowa in New South Wales; Heyfield in Victoria; and Glenormiston, Swanvale, Meteor Downs and Albinia Downs, Babbiloora, Carnarvon, Tully, Wyobie, Felton, Mount Russell and Tinnenburra in Queensland. Tyson was a member of the Queensland Legislative Council in 1893-98 but made only one short speech. He was a magistrate on the Maude, New South Wales, and Jondaryan, Queensland, benches, and a prominent lobbyist against the building of the Queensland transcontinental railway line by overseas capitalists on the land grant system; he opposed the Victorian border stock tax and campaigned actively for the land tenure reforms embodied in the Crown Lands Acts of 1884 in New South Wales and 1885 in Queensland. Generous to a wide range of charities, he contributed £2000 for two years to the New South Wales Sudan Contingent and variously to the building funds of the Women's College, University of Sydney, and the Church of England at Leyburn. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, in the first pod for 2022, Gerard catched up with some wonderful private landholders who have spent 40 years rebuilding a functioning wetland on their property and a local government officer who tells us all about a new wetland that has recently been built to protect the Gippsland Lakes. To round things off, Dr Adrian Clements from the WGCMA chats about wetlands, their role, importance and future as we celebrate World Wetlands Day on Feb 2 Topics discussed: Jack River wetland restoration East Bairnsdale wetland construction The role of wetlands and just why are they so important Links mentioned in this episode: If you want more wetlands goodness check out our very first Gippslandscape episode where we tour the magnificent Heart Morass near Sale https://gippslandscapes-podcast.zencast.website/episodes/a-passionate-heart Short video looking at the Heyfield wetlands project https://vimeo.com/398993493 Another etland restoration project, this time in Dennison, near Maffra https://vimeo.com/449490932 This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Broadcasting live from the BlazeAid camp in Heyfield, Victoria, where volunteers are rebuilding fences damaged in storms and floods in eastern Victoria on June 11

The soundtrack to our festival season – heavy tunes and beautiful liquid beats. A throwback to the Heyfield and Liquicity Festival and the great memories we made there. If you like it, be sure to show it with a like, follow or repost. Thanks! Full Tracklist: www.highernaturemusic.com/radio/episode-010 Want more? Web: www.highernaturemusic.com We are on Instagram: instagram.com/wearehighernature We are on Facebook: fb.com/wearehighernature #wearehighernature

Stand-up veteran, Triple M breakfast co-host and hard-core Bulldogs fan Wil Anderson was a special guest on this week’s episode of Freedom in a Cage.Anderson joined Bob Murphy and Chris Anstey for a wide-ranging chat about the ups and downs of being a comedian and a Dogs supporter, how he came to choose the red, white and blue, his Bulldog heroes, working with Eddie and Darce on radio, and his new comedy show, Wil-Informed.0.26 – Introducing Wil Anderson.1.49 – Reviewing the Round 3 loss; Wil’s Comedy Festival shows and how they’re affected by the Bulldogs’ performances on the weekend.4.15 – A worrying pattern emerging with the start of Bulldogs games and its silver lining.7.03 – Thoughts on Liam Picken and the embodiment of belief.8.53 – Wil’s memories of Heyfield; choosing the Bulldogs; the influence of Brad Hardie.11.48 – Dealing with the schoolyard as a young Dogs fan; dreaming of success; living the 1989 Grand Final through the eyes of Hawthorn fans.13.57 – Wil’s Bulldog heroes; staying connected while travelling the globe.17.57 – Wil the Bulldog game watcher.21.42 – The life and pressures of being a stand-up comedian; being a veteran of the industry and a role model and nurturing the youngsters coming through; conforming to the social norms of the day.36.32 – The Triple M breakfast Bulldogs; Eddie McGuire’s Magpies fandom; the joys of working alongside Luke Darcy40.05 – Wil’s Comedy Festival show, Wil-Informed; ‘punny’ titles for Wil’s future shows; comparing Twitter followers.

iTunes | Stitcher I’ve known Matthew Ferguson since I was about 10 years old, growing up together in Heyfield, Victoria. After both moving away, we have reconnected in the last year and it’s awesome to see what he has achieved. Matt played AFL for the St Kilda Saints, but it wasn’t until he coached a local team [...] The post 012: Taking Ownership, Incredible Determination, Excelling In The Fitness Industry, Quality Sleep & Playing AFL with Matthew Ferguson appeared first on White Pony Network.

iTunes | Stitcher I’ve known Matthew Ferguson since I was about 10 years old, growing up together in Heyfield, Victoria. After both moving away, we have reconnected in the last year and it’s awesome to see what he has achieved. Matt played AFL for the St Kilda Saints, but it wasn’t until he coached a local team [...] The post 012: Taking Ownership, Incredible Determination, Excelling In The Fitness Industry, Quality Sleep & Playing AFL with Matthew Ferguson appeared first on MindAim Academy.

Heyfield’s mill threatened with closure while Mytleford workers locked out for 10 weeks with the corporate employer refusing to negotiate. The final outcomes very different but both sending shock waves through the industrial landscape.Ged Kearney Autralian Council Of Trade Unions the ACTU national President as she closes the NextGen 2017 ACTU Conference.

 City Limits      28-6-17  On todays programme Kevin is joined by new to the team Presenter Megan and they speak with Amelia Young from wilderness society. They discuss the take over of GUNS by Heyfield in Tasmania and the effects it has played on the enviroment. Impowered by the goverment Vic Forest the state goverment logging company are still logging rare timbers, in cases where 90% are being used as woodchips. Amelia Young speaks about the round table discussions being had at a round table discussion with the Danial Andrews Goverment about durable long term outcomes, CFMEU support, Employment & Tourism & much much more..... If you would like to look closer at the great work Amalia's involved in please go to The Great Forest National Park website and click I support.  

Wil is joined by Guest Charlie Lindsay Webb.

An extinction crisis and a jobs crisis looms for Victoria's native forests as the state government tries to continue with business as usual.Victoria's native forests are facing a crisis like never before. With species critically endangered and on the brink of extinction, and a logging industry staring down major closures. As the state-owned logging company Vic Forests is unable to keep up the supply of native timber to the Heyfield mill.But how did it get to this point?Twenty years ago, State and Federal governments created the Regional Forest Agreements, or RFAs. To give, what they said was certainty to the logging industry. Twenty years later, there is anything but certainty, and our native forests, and the species that depend on them, are in crisis.On this week's show we speak with Ed Hill, from the Goongerah Environment Centre, about the RFAs and the campaign to save what remains of Victoria's native forests.Guests: Ed Hill (GECO); Cam Walker and Michelle Van Gerrevink at the Goolengook blockade (archival audio from 1997); and the W Tree Promotion and Progress Association.Links:Goongerah Environment Centre (GECO)Wildlife of the Central Highlands (WOTCH)Petition to save Basin Creek Rainforest ComplexGoolengook forest campaign 1996-2009Earth Matters #1076 was produced by Teishan Ahearne.

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