Podcast appearances and mentions of Hunter Region

With Western Sydney International Airport still a year and a half from opening, an unexpected alternative might be about to hit the congested NSW market: Newcastle Airport, a couple of hours north of Sydney, will soon have flights to Perth and Bali with more routes potentially on the way. The news will not only allow Hunter Region residents to travel further afield without having to make the trek down to Sydney, it could also give Sydneysiders an alternative to the city's own crowded airport while WSI finishes construction, providing to Sydney what Gold Coast Airport does to Brisbane. As Newcastle Airport nears completion on its ambitious international terminal redevelopment, Adam and Jake look at what it might do for commercial aviation on the east coast. Plus, after the tumult of the last few years, is Qantas finally climbing its way out of a massive public trust deficit?

Denman in the Upper Hunter, north-east of Sydney, has been identified as the epicentre of a revised 4.8 earthquake this afternoon.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Shaye speaks with Charlotte Ismay. Charlotte is a Drug and Alcohol Nurse in the Hunter Region. Charlotte is passionate about dispelling misconceptions and stigma around substance abuse within nursing as well as within the wider community to improve support for those who seek treatment.

In the latest episode of The Parenting Couch podcast, Rachel and Sarah talk to Phillip Heath, Head of Barker College, about how to choose a school for your child and why Barker made the transition to fully co-educational in 2022.Choosing a school for your child is one of the biggest decisions you'll make as a parent. There are many factors to consider… practical considerations like how close it is to where you live, public transport options, cost, where friends might be going, and before & after school care. There are also school factors to consider – the size of the school, facilities, religious affiliation, teaching philosophy, academic results, their approach to behaviour management, support for children with additional needs. You'll also be wanting to consider how different schools might suit children's personalities, strengths, needs and interests.Another thing to think about is whether you choose a co-educational or a single sex school. For some, this can be one of the most important factors.Phillip Heath achieved a First Class Honours degree in Reformation History and taught at Trinity Grammar School Sydney and King's School Ely (UK), before becoming Deputy Head of The William Clarke College in Kellyville, and then Headmaster of St Andrew's Cathedral School, Sydney, where he formed the Gawura Campus for Indigenous inner city children. Author of “Trinity, the Daring of Your Name”, and numerous journal articles, Mr Heath became fifth Principal of Radford College ACT in 2009 and the school received the Order of Australia Association (ACT) Award for Community Service twice under his leadership. He was made a Fellow of the ACT Branch ACEL in 2011 and in 2018 was awarded as a Member in the general division of the Order of Australia for his service to education and his commitment to creating greater opportunities for Indigenous students.He was appointed as the Head of Barker College in 2014. In 2016 it was announced that the School would transition to be fully coeducational by 2022 with female students commencing in Years Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten in 2018, Year 3 in 2019 and Year 7 in 2020. In 2016 he formed the Darkinjung Barker Campus for Indigenous children on the Central Coast of New South Wales and in 2020 the Ngarralingayil Barker Campus for Indigenous children in the Hunter Region of New South Wales. In 2021, following the signing of an MOU with the Yothu Yindi Foundation, Dhupuma Barker commenced as a school for Indigenous children On Country in North East Arnhem Land.Phillip has served on the NSW Board of Studies representing the Independent Sector (2000-2009) and is also a past National Chair of the Association of Heads of Independent Schools of Australia (2013-2015). He is currently working on an unpublished manuscript titled “One Life at a Time”, exploring his journey and work to create greater educational opportunities for Australia's First Nations people.#theparentingcouch #theparentingcouchpodcast #parenting #northshoremums

Today is Saturday, July 2, 2022, and this is your daily news briefing from The Newcastle Herald. In today's top stories, About $65million a year needs to be invested over the next decade to ensure the Hunter Region achieves a just and sustainable clean energy transition, according to a new analysis.

Henrietta is a natural history illustrator, ecologist, and founder of the Hunter Region Field Naturalists and Nature Journaling Club. Through her work, Henrietta shows how nature journaling can be used as a tool for conservation.Listen to hear more about:Studying deep ecology at university.The differences between an ecologist's field journal and a personal nature journal.Listening to the landscape.What nature looks like in the Hunter Region where Henrietta lives.Starting the Hunter Region Field Naturalists and Nature Journaling Club.Creating a nature journaling retreat.What Henrietta keeps in her journal kit.Creating a colour library in your nature journal.Nature journaling on holiday.The Art of Nature Journaling exhibition. Nature journaling for conservation. Find out more about Henrietta on her website https://www.henriettamooney.com and on Instagram @henrietta_mooney.-----------------Sign-up for Journaling With Nature's Newsletter to receive news and updates each month. You can support Journaling With Nature Podcast on Patreon, Your contribution is deeply appreciated.Thanks for listening!

Geoff Passfield is a very ordinary bloke. He completed his trade as a motor mechanic and went on to be a teacher in the mechanical trades at TAFE. Enjoying the teaching more than the trade, Geoff retrained as a secondary school teacher in the areas of industrial arts, design and technology. Geoff went back into teaching in the local area before feeling a call to go to Bourke. He took up a position at Bourke High School to re-establish this faculty as a Head Teacher until last year when, due to wanting to stay vaccine free, Geoff like many other very valuable teachers was dismissed. They were dismissed for no other reason than they believed, “My Body is my Choice.” When the current Liberal government made vaccination mandatory for teachers, police, the fire and ambulance departments, nurses, and doctors in fact all health professionals, Geoff had to reinvent his life. Together, Geoff and his wife Pip own Newcastle Florists at Maitland and he slotted back into a support role for Pip until an opportunity arose to serve people in a different role. Never in his wildest dreams did he think he'd become the local representative for United Australia for the Hunter Region. Geoff has lived and been connected all his life to the Hunter region and is passionate about this homeland. He feels responsible to represent its people and their future. Due to the labour stronghold in this region, he believes the people are no longer represented as well as they could be.  Enjoy my conversation with Geoff Passfield; The tradie teacher and businessman who decided to make a difference in the world of politics.

In this podcast, Brett talks to Adjunct A/Professor Greg Whiteley about adenosine triphosphate (ATP). We chat about its use in healthcare as a way to evaluate environmental cleanliness.   Greg is an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney, and is also an adjunct Fellow in the School of Medicine at Western Sydney University. Greg is also the Executive Chairman of Whiteley Corporation, a manufacturer of Therapeutic Goods based in the Hunter Region of New South Wales. His particular expertise is in the measurement of cleanliness, particularly based on rapid ATP testing where he is internationally renowned, published and is a regular keynote conference speaker.

In this podcast, Brett talks to Adjunct A/Professor Greg Whiteley about adenosine triphosphate (ATP). We chat about its use in healthcare as a way to evaluate environmental cleanliness.   Greg is an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney, and is also an adjunct Fellow in the School of Medicine at Western Sydney University. Greg is also the Executive Chairman of Whiteley Corporation, a manufacturer of Therapeutic Goods based in the Hunter Region of New South Wales. His particular expertise is in the measurement of cleanliness, particularly based on rapid ATP testing where he is internationally renowned, published and is a regular keynote conference speaker.

With our guest Sharni Campbell we talk about the many DEI related events occurring in the Hunter Region over the next few months: including the HDIC ‘Awards for Outstanding Achievement in DEI in the Hunter Region' which takes place this year on 10th June at the 48 Watt St. Theatre.MUSIC:“Antalyanin Mor Uzumu” by Turku, Nomads of the Silk RoadLicense: Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)W: freemusicarchive.org“Mahaba Wa Taka Nini” by The Sounds of TaraabLicense: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 United States (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 US)W: freemusicarchive.org“-Bir Demet Yasemen” by Turku, Nomads of the Silk RoadLicense: Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)W: freemusicarchive.org“Snakecharmer, Jaipur” by Samuel CorwinLicense: Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)W: freemusicarchive.orgLINKS:HDIC is on LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/company/hunter-diversity-inclusion-collective

The Prime Minister travelled to a mining heartland in the New South Wales Hunter region to reassure voters the clean energy economy will create jobs. But as he embarks on a campaign-style trip through New South Wales and Victoria, he's refusing to confirm when the government will release the modelling that underpins the plan to reach carbon neutrality. - 連邦政府のスコット・モリソン首相はクリーンエネルギーが仕事を作ることを有権者に保証するため、鉱山の中心地、ニューサウスウエルズ州のハンター地方を訪れました。しかし、モリソン首相はニューサウスウエルズとビクトリアで選挙運動スタイルの旅行を始める一方で、カーボンニュートラルを達成するための計画を下支えするモデリングを政府がいつ、公表するかを確認するのを拒否しました。

Mr Morrison is refusing to confirm when the government will release modelling that underpins the plan to reach carbon neutrality.

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The Hunter region in New South Wales is of course famously a coal hub, but the writing is on the wall for coal, though that may take decades to happen. However, already some of the region's businesses are already preparing for that shift, led by global supply chain moves towards zero emission production.

The New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian has directed Newcastle and the Hunter region to go into lockdown for seven days, after six confirmed cases were detected in several schools and a University. Questions are now being asked whether the State Government was right to redirect vaccines from regional areas to Sydney.

Shaun Kenny-Dowall (SKD) is a former NRL player with the Sydney Roosters, Newcastle Knights while making career highlights as a New Zealand International, NRL All-Star and Grand Final Premiership. SKD is a keen adventurous traveller and loves meditation, positive mindset, self belief and of course Rugby League. He moved to Newcastle in 2017 and found the Hunter Region to be Australia's best-kept secret. Special thanks to "Panthy" the cat for stealing the show on our first podcast.

PODCAST EPISODE 60: Liz Frost, Technical Specialist of Bees and co-manager of Plan B, Hunter region, New South Wales, Australia There are a lot of people in the bee world who do amazing work, but every now and then you come across someone who truly blows you away. Liz Frost is undoubtedly one of those humans and I am thrilled to introduce her to the BEES WITH BEN beekeeping podcast for episode 60. Hailing from California, now residing in the Hunter region of NSW, Liz has worked in the United States and Australia in honeybee breeding and insemination and has a special ability to reflect on her experiences in the field. In a poem written for the publication 2 Million Blossoms, she aptly described the devastation of the bushfires that had been ravaging the area where she lived for some six months in 2019–2020; highlighting the resilience of the apiarists who “press on in secret… Tracking any budding trees left alive.” In this poem and its accompanying essay, she perfectly conjures the connection between beekeepers and the land, not to mention the vital role bees play is rejuvenating the environment after disasters such as this one. Liz Frost's CV is a brilliant manifesto of love for bees and the environment. She has had innumerable roles in the field both locally and overseas and is now working for the New South Wales Department or Primary Industries as a Technical Specialist of bees. In parallel and as part of her role, she is the co-manager of Plan Bee—the National Honey Bee Genetic Improvement Program run in collaboration with USYD, UNE and AGBU—Better Bees WA and the Wheen Bee Foundation—funded by DAWE Rural R&D for Profit Program. Her job involves managing research and development projects focusing on queen bee breeding and pollination, and providing technical advice to the beekeeping industry, government, researchers, media and the public. Her current project Plan Bee: Australia's National Honey Bee Genetic Improvement Program is a program that Liz co-manages with University of Sydney professor Dr. Nadine Chapman, whose research interest includes establishing “an economically sustainable national genetic improvement program using innovative breeding technologies to transform the performance of honey bees in Australia.” And that is what Liz and Nadine are doing with Plan B, as they evaluate and implement tools, technologies and systems to better honeybee breeding programs in Australia—amazing and inspiring work! AND excitingly, the Plan B Info Workshop for queen breeders is happening in just a few days on 2 July 2021. For further information on the event, make sure you check out the AgriFutures Australia website http://www.agrifutures.com.au/partnerships/rural-rd-for-profit-program/plan-bee/ Tune in to hear the inspiring Liz Frost and I chat about how she is helping to improve breeding programs for bees in Australia.

Scott Hill joins me today to talk me through his career starting at the Canterbury Bulldogs with Chris Anderson before heading back to the Hunter Region to play with the Mariners in 1997. Soon enough though, Chris Anderson would reach out to Scott to be the first five-eighth in the Melbourne Storm's history. This kicks off a wild rollercoaster ride for Hill with features plenty of highs and some lows that were life threatening. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Robert Crawford lives in the Hunter Region, north of Sydney and is member of the Christadelphian Church or ecclesia at Toronto. Two years ago Rob was about to spend the Australia Day long weekend with some friends when Rob had an accident. He was lucky to survive. In fact some would say it was a miracle he survived. Rob tells his story and shares some of the challenges he faced during his ongoing recovery.

The Hunter region is an easy drive from Sydney and is a growing mixture of communities featuring one of Australia's best wine regions.This region has also seen a marked increase in Sydney buyer activity and showing a healthy demand from investors. David discusses the desire for lifestyle properties and also the increase in first home buyer demand.Properties priced between $300,000 to $550,000 are currently on the market for less than two weeks. We discuss the suburbs to look at as an investor, and what is happening with demand for rental properties in the area.To find out more about the Hunter Region and to assist you with all your property needs, contact David on 0406 147 852, or emaildavidtanchevski@stonerealestate.com.au

A new front is opening up in the battle over Australia's energy future, with the Federal Government overhauling investment rules which could end up prolonging the lives of coal fired power plants.

Episode 28: Super Spreading Across the Hunter Region & Beyond by As A White Man

Adam Leacy, our Hunter Region area expert from Commercial Collective returns to the show to give us an in-depth look into the endless opportunity that Maitland City holds for investors and developers. He shares the assets in demand, CAP rates and rates per m2, plus the major development projects that are going to have a huge affect on the area.    Putting together and submitting an offer on a commercial property can be a daunting task. Figuring out what terms and due diligence period you should use, on top of the many different ways a property can be presented for sale, it's no wonder people shy away from investing in commercial property. That's all about to change! James Dawson demystifies the art of submitting an offer on a commercial property. He explains the pros and cons of all the different ways a property can be presented and sold, plus the tricks of the trade you need to be using in your next deal. If you want to step into the commercial world this is a must-listen!   James Dawson Webinar - The #1 Australian Online Commercial Property Course   https://www.jamesdawsoncommercial.com.au/cps   Commercial Collective - Newcastle's Premier Commercial Real Estate Agency  Adam Leacy - Ph: 0421 613 160  https://www.commercialcollective.com.au/   Develop a Life - Investing as a Team   We source Commercial & Residential property development sites & help NSW homeowners Subdivide their backyard. Request a Free Subdivision Assessment today.   Andrew Bean: Ph: 0410 694 633 Email: ab@developalife.com.au  https://www.developalife.com.au/   Chris Lang's Keynote Address 9-Step Investment Formula Instead of the normal price of $67, insert 66off into the discount coupon code & access the 9-Step Formula for just $1. https://propertyedge.samcart.com/products/keynote-address-for-andrew-beans-listners/  

Explore the craft of poetry and the inspiration behind Hunter Region author Gillian Swain’s book, My Skin its Own Sky in this virtual book launch with host, Magdalena Ball

Explore the craft of poetry and the inspiration behind Hunter Region author Morgan Bell's book, Idiomatic, for the People in this virtual book launch. Host / Magdalena Ball

CRA and GfK have conducted an online survey of metro markets to track audiences during the COVID-19 shutdown, Nine Entertainment has consolidated their sales operations across all media including radio, SCA's national Shop Local campaign has been rolled out in Newcastle encouraging communities across the Hunter Region to shop locally. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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I'm so excited to announce that as of mid-February we have THREE new series coming out on the BU with Declan Edwards podcast but in the meantime, I wanted to make sure you had something great to listen to each week. That is why we've decided to release 4 previously unreleased interviews from 2019. In the THIRD episode of our Special Archives Series we are joined by Jason Bradley. Jason is a local physiotherapist and business owner who has certainly left his mark on the health and wellbeing of the Hunter Region. In this episode Jason shares his experience, knowledge and perspective as a leader in the health industry and provides some great tips on how you can enhance your health. If you loved this episode and you want to learn more from Jason I'm pleased to announce that he is a guest expert on our PocketCoach platform. You can access an UNLIMITED FREE TRIAL of PocketCoach Petite (where you get all blogs and podcast episodes) or unlock a ONE MONTH FREE TRIAL of PocketCoach (where you get all blogs, podcasts, videos, guest experts and wellbeing tests) by clicking the link below: https://bucoaching.org/pocketcoach As always don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and REVIEW the podcast to help us help more people.

The story of the transfiguration of Christ is at the heart of this message, with a focus on personal and corporate spiritual awakening. The disciples awoke on the mountain to an experience of the glorified Christ. Like wise God desires individuals and even nations to experience a spiritual revival or great awakening which will bring the kingdom of God unto the human kingdoms and bring heaven to earth. Paul speaks prophetically of the beginnings of revival in the Grainery Church, the Hunter Region and the nation of Australia.

Federal member for the seat of Paterson in the Hunter Region of NSW Meryl Swanson shares her career arc from media superstar to politician

Julian Campbell talks business awards with Kimberlie Clare-Campbell, from the Hunter Region Business Hub, and discusses innovation with Christina Gerakiteys, from Ideation At Work.

Julian Campbell talks business awards with Kimberlie Clare-Campbell, from the Hunter Region Business Hub, and discusses innovation with Christina Gerakiteys, from Ideation At Work.

God IS CALLING The Grainery Church to "Pastor" the 6000,000 people of the Hunter Region. A church of 6,000 people is conceivable. However to provide care and discipleship to so many will require great pastoral care and outstanding leadership. From the story of Moses and Jethro in the wilderness of Sinai and the New Testament teaching of the priesthood of all believers, Pastor Paul shows how this might be achieved

Julian Campbell looks at starting a small business with Kimberlie Clare-Campbell, mentor with the Hunter Region Business Hub, and gets tips from the Singularity University Australia Summit with Christina Gerakiteys.

Julian Campbell looks at starting a small business with Kimberlie Clare-Campbell, mentor with the Hunter Region Business Hub, and gets tips from the Singularity University Australia Summit with Christina Gerakiteys.

Things we talk about In today’s episode we learn why the Hunter Region is an attractive region for investors by speaking with Hunter Region property expert, Jo Chivers.  Jo has been project managing property development projects for clients in the Hunter Region for about 12 years now and shares with us her key investment areas […]

Newcastle NSW, Australia - Sunday 4th December 2011. Many families find it financially embarrassing around this time of the year. There are many who struggle to live day-to-day, providing for their families in the best way they know how. Community organizations have prepared and organized many events throughout the year, which helps many people: single, unemployed, disabled and so on. The annual 'Toy Run' is to help with children who 's family cannot afford to buy them presents, with side donations of food goods and vouchers. Every year, market stalls are set up, selling: motorcycle apparel, clothing, jewellery, food & beverage stands and much more. Motorcyclists from around Australia, New South Wales and the Hunter Region, each purchase toys for the event and do the ride to deliver the toys. And each time, Santa has arrived on his Harley, pulling a small trailer load or carrying his large bag of toys. Anyone and everyone attends this event, it puts a smile on someone's face when they see the joy that this event produces in the eyes of the less-fortunate children and their families.

The Luis Palau CityFest is coming to Newcastle, Australia November 2012! Find out how you can can change your city for Christ.