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In this episode, we sit down with Shaun Palkhiwala from RMS Traders to talk about one of our favourite materials - natural stone! As someone who grew up in the family business, Shaun has a wealth of knowledge on the beauty and durability of natural stone, and he offers insightful tips on how to select the perfect stone for your next project, ensuring that you balance both aesthetics and practicality. We discuss everything from the importance of sealing stone to make it low-maintenance, to how to navigate the variety of stone options out there—like quartzite, limestone, and travertine. Shaun breaks down how to manage those inevitable stone variances and how to communicate your vision with suppliers to get the best result. He also shares clever ideas for creating unique finishes, like tumbling stone for that beautiful velvety texture or experimenting with linear cobbles to add depth and warmth to your design. If you're someone who loves the timeless appeal of natural stone and wants to get the most out of your next project, this episode is for you! With 3 showrooms located in Richmond, Geelong and Hoppers Crossing, RMS Traders is one of the largest importers and stockists of natural stone tiles in Australia since 1986. Check them out at: https://naturalstonetiles.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On January 4, 2025, a fire severely damaged the Guruji Mandir on Sayers Road in Hoppers Crossing, Melbourne. In response, the local community has come together to support its restoration, with a temporary place of worship set up at the Wyndham City College Community Hall. In this podcast, SBS Hindi interviews a temple representative and a devotee about their experiences during the recovery process.

On January 4, 2025, a fire broke out at the Guruji Mandir on Sayers Road in Hoppers Crossing, Melbourne. The Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) team quickly responded to the scene and extinguished the flames. Ambulance Victoria and Victoria Police also assisted in the operation. In this podcast episode, we spoke with the temple's trustees and devotees about the incident and how the community is uniting to support its restoration.

Christine Ahern has the latest from the scene in Hoppers Crossing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The owner of Little Latte Drive Thru in Hoppers Crossing, Ebony, has been left "absolutely gutted" after two women threw hot coffee on one of her staff members. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Crime reporter at The Age Cameron Houston joined 3AW Drive to talk about the devastating situation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Owner of Shawn's Swim School in Hoppers Crossing, Shawn Read, has stated more pool space and infrastructure is needed in the country so new arrivals can be taught how to swim. It comes after two men drowned trying to save a toddler from a pool on the Gold Coast on the weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Police are at the scene of a protest on Melbourne's Westgate bridge, which has closed three inbound lanes of the road and caused major traffic jams.VicRoads says delays on the city's road network now extend back approximately 30 kilometres, as far as Hoppers Crossing on the Princes Freeway and the Deer Park Bypass on the M80 Ring Road....etc - 気候グループの抗議行動でウエストゲートブリッジの３車線が閉鎖され渋滞は30キロの長さになりました。他

Oh baby red hot ep this week as we chat to comedian and the other half of Mid Flight Brawl, Nick Cody. Nick tells us all about growing up in Hoppers Crossing including his parents embarrassing him with dildos and getting punched out at Hungry Jacks. We debate what makes a suburban plaza vs a suburban mall, talk about glory hole reviews, reveal how Hoppers Crossing gets its name, uncover a series of crimes against bouncy castle suppliers and chat about a cricketing legend. Tons of great stuff. Speaking of great stuff, check out Nick's new special "Live at the Corner Hotel" out on Youtube! We also have a Patreon. You can access bonus episodes featuring more great Community Noticeboard content for $5 a month. Check the link below for bonus eps, merch and all our socials. Thanks for listening! https://linktr.ee/CommunityNoticeboardPodcast

The penultimate show of the 2023 season featuring a comprehensive look at the final round of @Football Victoria Men's State League competitions.... On this week's episode of the Football Out West Show, we caught up with Melbourne Knights midfielder STEVE WHYTE, State League 2 side Hoppers Crossing's captain IBRAHIM KARADAG and the president of State League 5 champions Balmoral FC, ENVER MALKIC. Guest co-host MARK IVKOVIC and regular co-host TONCI also looked at the final day dramas in all the Men's State League competitions, as well as the Round of 16 of the Australia Cup. The Football Out West Show is proudly sponsored by Carpentry By NJT and Home Builders' Corps....

This morning we kicked off Australia's BIGGEST street party, and this week it's at Hoppers Crossing!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Talking Wyndham is your weekly insight into the people who make the City of Wyndham surprising, fascinating, vibrant and interesting. Talking Wyndham is an initiative of the Committee for Wyndham, presented by Kevin Hillier In this edition we speak with the manager of All Green Garden Supplies in Hoppers Crossing, Samuel Fragapane. Find them online at www.allgreen.com.au -- Post-production by Steve Visscher | Southern Skies Media for Howdy Partners Media | www.howdypartnersmedia.com.au/podcasts on behalf of the Committee for Wyndham © 2021 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

FULL REPLAY: FOOTBALL OUT WEST SHOW Season 3, Episode #56 (Sunday May 2, 2021) JOINING us this week live on air was Melbourne Knights FC defender Aidin Brice who discussed his team's big win over Dandenong City on Friday night in the Men's NPL Victoria competition, as well as the two big blockbuster derbies in the Cup and League awaiting the Knights against old rivals South Melbourne this coming week. St Albans Dinamo's Stefan Baricevic joined us to talk about his side's NPL clash with Avondale FC earlier that day. Also joining us in the new SUNDAY NIGHT timeslot was Caroline Springs George Cross FC's Joey Franjic, who talked about life at City Vista as well as their huge 2000th game against Brimbank Stallions last night. Other guests included Hoppers Crossing's captain Matthew Scott and Keilor Wolves SC's coach Sofiane Soufi. In addition to that, co-hosts Tonci, Craig, and special guest co-host Steve Curtain analyzed all the results, ladder positions, and fixtures from around the Victorian leagues and grounds... This week's show was sponsored by Sunbury Elite Indoor Sports and our Season Major Sponsor the George Cross Football Club, home of the award-winning Georgies on Vista bistro/restaurant.

Shir si heer sare ah loo soo agaasimay oo ay isugu yimaaddeen jaalliyadda Soomaaliyeed ee deggan xaafahadaha galbeedka Melbourne, sida Tarneit, werribee, Hoppers Crossing ee dowlad-deegaanka Wyndham ayaa ka dhacay xarunta United Soccer Club ee Tarneit. Shirkaa waxay bulshadu kaga tashadeen xoojinta xidhiidhka iyo wax-wada-qabsiga bulshada, midaynta taladooda iyo arrimo kale.

Talking Wyndham Talking Wyndham is your weekly insight into the people who make the City of Wyndham surprising, fascinating, vibrant and interesting. Talking Wyndham is an initiative of the Committee for Wyndham, presented by Kevin Hillier Damien Iannazzo is the manager of Paul Sadler Swimland in Hoppers Crossing, and he joins us this week to discuss Covid challenges and his plans for a restart -- Post-production by Chris Visscher - Southern Skies Media for Howdy Partners Media - © 2020 www.howdypartnersmedia.com.au/podcasts   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With clarity still lacking on how or even exactly when Melbourne will emerge from stage 4 restrictions, one suggestion gaining traction is to ring-fence individual suburbs while the rest of the city goes back to something approaching normality.The city's coronavirus restrictions should come to an end in two weeks' time and federal politicians have begun to demand the state provide some certainty to residents as to when they can expect to come out of curfew – and go back to Bunnings.On Sunday, Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews said the word "plan" 22 times in relation to the loosening of restrictions, but failed to explain what that plan might be.University of New South Wales Professor Mary-Louise McLaws told the ABC easing restrictions for most of the city while cordoning off hotspot suburbs could "get some compassion back" for the majority of struggling Melburnians."But if you're going to do that, you can't have ring-fence light. You can't have a lockdown in a hotspot, but let people leave for work," she said.A selective ring-fencing plan might allow the city to crank back up again more quickly than if health authorities wait for the overall number of cases to reduce to a certain level across the whole city.The majority of active cases in Melbourne are concentrated in the west and north as well as a few suburbs in the city's southeast.Postcode 3029, which include suburbs north of Werribee including Hoppers Crossing and Tarneit, has 150 active cases and five more infections in the past 24 hours. Yet some parts of the Mornington Peninsula and the city's northeast have seen few new infections and have active case numbers more similar to regional Victoria.Before the whole of Melbourne went into stage 4 lockdowns, scores of suburbs with high rates of new cases were declared "hotspots" and had stay-at-home restrictions imposed.These restrictions meant people could only leave home to go to work or school, to care for someone, for daily exercise and essential shopping.However, ring-fencing suburbs would go much further, effectively keeping them under stage 4 restrictions until numbers in that area reduced below a certain level.It's an idea that McLaws has advocated for some time, pointing to China where outbreaks are fiercely jumped on."China put in place the ring-fencing of cities, but have then instigated ring-fencing in hotspots within cities, and the success of that emboldens my idea that this could be the way to go," she told the ABC in June.McLaws said it worked, but conceded: "It's not pleasant."LOCAL LOCKDOWNSWhile Chinese authorities locked down the entire city of Wuhan, as well as other centres, early on in the pandemic, more recently it has taken to restricting movements in suburbs rather than citywide.When numbers rose in Beijing in June, 21 residential communities close to produce markets were closed off rather than the entire city.However in Urumqi, in China's restive western province of Xinjiang, much of the city has been in a strict level of restrictions since mid-July, despite low cases in recent days.Some residents have reportedly taken to shouting in unison from their unit balconies in frustration.The UK has gone from national restrictions to a strategy of more localised lockdowns.The cities of Leicester and Aberdeen have been placed in – and emerged from – local lockdowns.These lockdowns can vary across cities. In Manchester, for instance, on the same day that the local government area of Oldham, in the city's northeast, went into restrictions, Wigan – just 50km away – had its restrictions eased.The UK restrictions would likely fall short of the Melbourne "ring-fencing" proposal.In Oldham, residents can still go to work and school and even eat out but gathering numbers are limited.However, in Aberdeen and Leicester, pubs and restaurants closed and people were not allowed to travel further than 8km from home.England has three definitions for places where cases are on the up – thes...

Council zones are confusing. If you're looking to build, extend, subdivide or redevelop, there's a lot you need to know about deciphering where and what you can build to change the streetscape. Today we have Frank Perry from townplanning.com.au to help us get it right.Frank Perry is a senior member of the Planning Profession in Victoria, and has wide experience in both the private and public sectors, having worked in senior levels in State and Local Government. The breadth of his experience encompasses medium density housing assignments to high rise apartment developments, shopping centres and large estate planning and subdivisions. Frank Perry is also experienced in securing changes to planning controls to enable new development in areas where development was previously prohibited. Welcome Frank!1. How does the Victorian government plan how to zone the suburbs?2.Can you explain to us the planning system and how it affects every property in the State?3. What's the different between a zone and an overlay?a) can you tell us the different types of zones?b) and overlays?c) are covenants the same as overlays?4. Where can we find out what zone our property or the property we are looking to buy actually is in?5. Peter from Hoppers Crossing is wanting to buy property for his first development. He wants to know what are the best residential zones for him to look for?6. Conversely, if a home buyer is looking to make sure they don't want to get lost in a sea of over-development, what zones should we be looking for?7. What happens if our property is zoned 'green wedge', which usually means a substantial amount of land... what can we do with it?8. Explain to us how the decisions are made when applying for a planning approval?9. What rights do developers have to appeal against the council decisions?10. Can municipal councils and shires change the zones, or is it a State Government authority?11. How have you been able to change planning controls to enable new development? Frank Perry is from townplanning.com.au and provides an extensive website that enables anyone to find out all facets of a property, from zones, ownership, renovations and planning. Email Frank at frankp@townplanning.com.au for more information about this exciting portal. Otherwise, he has a consulting business town-planning.com.au if you would like Frank to help you with your planning needs.  

Talking Wyndham Talking Wyndham is your weekly insight into the people who make the City of Wyndham surprising, fascinating, vibrant and interesting. Talking Wyndham is an initiative of the Committee for Wyndham, presented by Kevin Hillier This week we speak with Cat McCarthy from Wyndham based local business, David McCarthy Plumbing Find out more at https://davidmccarthyplumbing.com.au/ -- Producer - Steve Visscher Howdy Partners Media - 2020

Talking WyndhamTalking Wyndham is your weekly insight into the people who make the City of Wyndham surprising, fascinating, vibrant and interesting.Talking Wyndham is an initiative of the Committee for Wyndham, presented by Kevin HillierThis we we speak with the winner of the WYNnovation 2020 Pitch Competition, Anousone KeomanyFind out more about WYNnotation 2020 here - https://www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/wynnovation-2020-pitch-competition--Producer - Steve VisscherHowdy Partners Media - 2020

Talking WyndhamTalking Wyndham is your weekly insight into the people who make the City of Wyndham surprising, fascinating, vibrant and interesting.Talking Wyndham is an initiative of the Committee for Wyndham, presented by Kevin HillierThis week we speak with Martin Probst from the Committee's Future Leaders of the West Program, better known as FLOWFind out more here - https://bit.ly/39y5w56--Producer - Steve VisscherHowdy Partners Media - 2020

#TheHowieGames | Fawad Ahmed is a wonderful man with a remarkable story. Born in Pakistan, he always dreamed of playing cricket for his country of birth. That story was never to be, with Fawad leaving his homeland fearing for his life. Arriving in Australia Fawad had his cricket dream… but precious little else. Seeking asylum, Fawad went through all manner of highs and lows, including a 10 month period where he went from playing cricket for Hoppers Crossing, a suburban team in Melbourne's west, to playing for Australia! This is a story that defies belief. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

#TheHowieGames | Fawad Ahmed is a wonderful man with a remarkable story. Born in Pakistan, he always dreamed of playing cricket for his country of birth. That story was never to be, with Fawad leaving his homeland fearing for his life. Arriving in Australia Fawad had his cricket dream… but precious little else. Seeking asylum, Fawad went through all manner of highs and lows, including a 10 month period where he went from playing cricket for Hoppers Crossing, a suburban team in Melbourne's west, to playing for Australia! This is a story that defies belief. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Talking WyndhamTalking Wyndham is your weekly insight into the people who make the City of Wyndham surprising, fascinating, vibrant and interesting.Talking Wyndham is an initiative of the Committee for Wyndham, presented by Kevin HillierThis week we're speaking with Steve Bentley, Manager of Vibrant City Centres for Wyndham City--Producer - Steve VisscherHowdy Partners Media - 2019

Nick and Ash discuss the week in drug newsMUSICDubarray - Flow Like Water, from the Sound of Prana albumSEGMENTDavid Shoebridge MLC (NSW Greens) joins the programSEGMENTJudy Ryan - Victoria Street Drug Solutions RVSDS continues its work at the grassroots level of this community through membership of the Richmond Estate Public Tenants Association, consisting of marginalised women who just want to be heard and respected, and have functioning washing machines/secured laundries, better security, and supervised homework clubs and playgrounds for their kids.There are more communities that need MSIR trials in their areas, such as Hoppers Crossing, Footscray, St Kilda, Dandenong and Frankston.Some of the issues Judy talked with us about were:The development of a space for clients to go when they leave the facility.Manage the presence of drug dealers in the MSIR vicinity Commence a trial of hydromorphone at the MSIRMassive injection of government funds into the renewal of the housing estate This is a huge issue for the tenants and the community more broadly. The inexcusable degraded nature of these towers is a constant reminder of the misery and poverty of the area, therefore (according to the detractors) exacerbating the drug dealing/using and opposition to the MSIR.MUSICThe Cat Empire - BarricadesSEGMENTMJ

IN TONIGHT'S EPISODE... – GEELONG Rangers Soccer Club will be staging a Sponsors, Life Members and Past Players Day with the ‘Scottish Derby’ against sister club Hoppers Crossing taking centre stage on Saturday. – WE’LL hear from one of two local ladies who last week took part in the first training workshop of a new Football Victoria program which aims to support the development of female administrators in Victorian football. – EX-NORTH Geelong president and club patron Josip Zilic believes there is a large gulf between Seniors NPL and U20s NPL. We’ll hear shortly what his solution for that problem is… – AND FINALLY, there is only one day left for the entire soccer community to get behind one of our own, Ricky Scade from FC Leopold, and make him a Viva Energy Club Legend of the Year. TONIGHT'S EPISODE SPONSORED BY: AUSTRALIAN CROATIAN COMMUNITY SERVICES

IN TONIGHT'S EPISODE... 1 – CORIO striker Josh Talev is expected to slot back into the first team squad for Saturday’s blockbuster against Hoppers Crossing after overcoming injury… 2 – Some huge games await the three Geelong teams in Round 24 of the NPL and WNPL leagues this weekend… 3 – Find out which player is set to play his 150th game for his club this coming weekend… 4 – AND this weekend, the MiniRoos Roadshow moves to the Barwon Soccer Club for the Southern Hub, while the Northern Hub will be hosted at Lara United FC… TONIGHT'S EPISODE SPONSORED BY: STAR - STAFF TRAIN AND RECRUIT

IN TONIGHT'S EPISODE... 1 – THE countdown continues to the biggest State League game of the season when Corio hosts Hoppers Crossing at Hume Reserve on Saturday. We’ll find out from an insider what Corio needs to do to win the game and secure top spot… 2 – LARA United has been awarded a Vic Health grant to run a special modified sport program for women. We’ll hear exactly what that means… 3 – BARWON president Dave Rea has conceded the club is at full capacity, and has been for the last few years, but a badly needed third pitch at Grovedale Reserve won’t be a reality for several years... 4 – And finally, well regarded female football activist Cath Sattler has urged the so called ‘blokey clubs’ in the region to see the light of day and grasp the opportunities that being a female friendly club brings with it. TONIGHT'S EPISODE SPONSORED BY STAR - STAFF TRAIN AND RECRUIT

Victorian Bangladeshi Community Foundation (VBCF) is organising a 'Health Awareness Session' for Bangladeshi residents on Sunday, 28 July at The Grange School in Hoppers Crossing, west of Melbourne. This session will cover some common public health issues that community should be aware of.Coordinator of this program and public health specialist Dr Muhammad Aziz Rahman speaks to SBS Bangla about this session. - মেলবোর্নের বাংলাদেশি কমিউনিটিতে স্বাস্থ্য সচেতনতা বৃদ্ধির লক্ষে ভিক্টোরিয়ান বাংলাদেশি কমিউনিটি ফাউন্ডেশন একটি 'হেলথ এওয়ারনেস সেশনের' আয়োজন করতে যাচ্ছে। এটি অনুষ্ঠিত হবে রোববার, ২৮ জুলাই হপারস ক্রসিঙের দা গ্র্যাঞ্জ স্কুলে । এই সেশনে কিছু সাধারণ জনস্বাস্থ্য বিষয়ক ইস্যু সম্পর্কে কমিউনিটির সদস্যদের অবহিত করা হবে । এই কর্মসূচির কোঅরডিনেটর এবং পাবলিক হেলথ স্পেশালিষ্ট ডঃ মুহাম্মাদ আজিজ রহমান এসবিএস বাংলাকে জানাচ্ছেন এই সেশন সম্পর্কে।

Last weekend, a group of women from various communities went to Hoppers Crossing to help the Tonj community raise some money for the clinic project in South Sudan. Achol Deng Ading is the leader, and we interviewed about the reasons she initiated this particular project. - Last weekend, a group of women from various communities went to Hoppers Crossing to help the Tonj community raise some money for the clinic project in South Sudan. Achol Deng Ading is the leader, and we interviewed about the reasons she initiated this particular project.

In this show Tony goes over some fine points of the Local Government Bill 2019, some awesome news about the level crossing removal at Hoppers Crossing, and with guests Heather Marcus and Dr Joe Garra they chat about the Avalon Dance Stars on the Floor Gala. The Gala is raising funds for Mental Health and Suicide prevention. Suicide is the leading cause of death among Victorians between 15 and 24 years of age. To discover more and provide feedback on the Local Government Bill go to - https://www.localgovernment.vic.gov.au/council-governance/local-government-act-review For more info on the level crossing removals at Hoppers Crossing, Werribee and Cherry St, visit- https://levelcrossings.vic.gov.au/media/news/three-more-level-crossings-to-go-in-melbournes-west If you wish to donate or buy tickets to the Avalon Dance Stars on the Floor Gala click on - https://www.dancestars.org/ To find support if you or a loved one needs mental health, the International Bipolar Association has a list of phone numbers by country, found here - https://ibpf.org/resource/list-international-suicide-hotlines This episode contains material used for fair use commentary, criticism, and educational purposes. See Hosseinzadeh v. Klein, 276 F.Supp.3d 34 (S.D.N.Y. 2017); Equals Three, LLC v. Jukin Media, Inc., 139 F. Supp. 3d 1094 (C.D. Cal. 2015).

1:00 Scotty's sugar free challenge 2:30 Swanny and social media 4:30 Four sides that count 6:30 When Scotty got booed 7:30 Pendles and Swanny differences 12:00 Multiple heads under the desk 13:00 Fake Facebook  15:00 James Faulkner WTF 17:00 Swanny for sale 22:00 Left handed or gay? 24:00 Crawf and Hirdy update 25:00 MAFS Live! 29:00 Four hands 33:00 Lego 35:00 G Train of the week 37:00 Hoppers Crossing fill in 38:30 Mick's List 40:00 Men's Feminism Camp 43:00 Phone where? 46:30 Lunch with Liam 48:00 Social feedback 59:00 Tips

More than one hundred people attended the ethnic Karen’s annual wrist tying ceremony at a primary school in Melbourne, Victoria State of Australia.The ceremony, known as Lah Ku Kee Su in S’gaw Karen and Lar Khao Khang Su in Pwo Karen. Rooted by ancestral beliefs in spirits, the ceremony began at 10 am this morning and was held at Woodville Primary School in Hoppers Crossing, a western suburb in Melbourne.Karen communities in Melbourne and other special guests attended the ceremony, wearing Karen traditional clothes and celebrating it with Karen traditional “Done” dances and songs.Traditionally, the colourful festival take place in August at full moon and has no religious significance. During the ceremony the Karen people ties white threads around the wrists to ware off illness. Now a days, the festival has also became a symbol of gathering and unity among the Karen people.

David McCracken explores the story of Jesus and the fig tree, and talks about God challenging us to do things outside of normal seasons. This message was spoken at Equip Church International, Hoppers Crossing in July 2018.

Listen as David McCracken shares from Genesis 11 about not settling in Haran and rediscovering the original promise for your life. This message was spoken at Equip Church International, Hoppers Crossing in February 2014.