Podcasts about Joondalup

Join Paul Murray as he travels to the fabulous WA city of Joondalup for this month's Our Town episode. In partnership with Harvey Norman. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Isabel Vieira and Claire Tyrrell discuss sustainability trends in the WA apartment sector. Plus all the latest on a $2bn Indian steelmaker's interest in Broome; Vicinity's $420m Joondalup deal; and Office vacancies hit new low

rWotD Episode 2593: 13th Brigade (Australia) Welcome to random Wiki of the Day where we read the summary of a random Wikipedia page every day.The random article for Sunday, 9 June 2024 is 13th Brigade (Australia).The 13th Brigade is an Army Reserve formation of the Australian Army. Originally formed in 1912 as a Militia formation in Victoria, the brigade was re-raised as a First Australian Imperial Force unit during World War I and fought on the Western Front. In the interwar years, the brigade was re-raised as a part-time formation based in Western Australia and later fought in the New Britain Campaign during World War II. It is currently headquartered at Perth in Western Australia and has units located across the state in locations such as Geraldton, Kalgoorlie, Albany, Katanning, Joondalup and Rockingham. The current brigade was formed in 1988 and is tasked with the protection of Western Australia. It forms part of the 2nd Division of the Australian Army.This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 00:12 UTC on Sunday, 9 June 2024.For the full current version of the article, see 13th Brigade (Australia) on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Mastodon at @wikioftheday@masto.ai.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm Kimberly Neural.

Advocate, Suresh Rajan, has joined Gary Adshead to discuss the incident where a 21-month-old boy died at Joondalup Health Campus after hospital refused repeated requests from parents. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode:  Matt has a solid back end to the week after HBF Half Marathon last weekend - 6 weeks out from Gold Coast Marathon Dan has a huge weekend, with back to back long runs & a casual Sunday Marathon with 1700m elevation - 1 month out from Transcend Ultra.  Sinead has a low volume training week, riding the third trimester wave.    Results: Matt chats to Jess Jason after her win on the Double Black course at the first race of the winter PTS. Snakes N Ladders at Serpentine National Park: https://www.webscorer.com/racealldetails?raceid=353369&topn=3   Matt & Dan chat with Karlos after his win at the Joondalup Half Marathon. Half Marathon, 10km & 5km results below: https://bluechipresults.com.au/results.aspx?CId=11&RId=1740   Sinead Chats with Danielle Graham about her impending move to the US. Dani announced last weekend that she will be moving to Florida to finish her final 2 years of schooling at IMG academy. IMG Academy is a specialist sporting school dedicated to supporting student-athlete development & is renowned for filling one quarter of college roster spots on an annual basis.    Upcoming: Several WA athletes heading across to Launceston next weekend (Sun 2nd June) for the 10k & Half Marathon (notoriously quick course) UP (Ultra Perth) Saturday 8 June (HM & 50k) Eagle and Child PTS Winter Series Sun 9 June (John Forrest) Rottnest Running Festival Sun 16 June Transcend Trails Sat 22 June (use code WARP for 5% off) King of the Mountain Sun 30 June   Global Running Day, Wednesday 5th June: Lululemon Claremont welcomes runners of all ages & abilities to join together for a 5km community run in celebration of Global Running Day. 6am from Lululemon Claremont https://www.eventbrite.com/e/global-running-day-2024-claremont-tickets-881138427757   Follow us on Instagram @warunningpod    Email us at warunningpod@outlook.com    Join our Strava group at https://www.strava.com/clubs/1182797   Wishing you all a safe week on the roads, trails & track!

Adam is joined by Matt Hickey to run through the best teams and individual performances early on in the NBL1, running through each conference and discussing the fast starts of teams like Albury-Wodonga, Keilor and Joondalup, as well as performances from Lauren Jackson and Kuot Noi. Then, Daniel Herborn stops by to chat about his latest stories on Chloe Bibby and Tom Wilson.Unwrapped is presented by FBL - Fantasy Ballers League; the official apparel sponsor of the podcast. Be bold with gold - head to fblsport.com to check out the whole collection. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After ending an abusive and unhappy marriage, Rachel Farnay decided to become an IT and STEM teacher. She hoped that through teaching, she would never be lonely again. Soon she found that it was the students who would give her a joy and meaning she had never experienced before. Funded by City of Joondalup and produced by Centre for Stories, Colourful Stories is a collection of experiences set to the theme of ‘Better Together' and showcased at the Joondalup Festival 2024. These stories came from residents living in Joondalup and the surrounding suburbs who shared a belief in the power of connection and community, reminding us of the strength and value we gain when we overcome individual desires, ego and biases to value unexpected people and places around us. If you enjoyed this episode, learn more about Centre for Stories at www.centreforstories.com or donate to support us. Thank you.

After a shock diagnosis of a brain tumour, Natalie Bock's surgery left her vulnerable and isolated at home while she recovered. She couldn't work, she couldn't live, and as she wasn't technically a ‘senior' or ‘living with a disability', many support services wouldn't help her. Desperate, she decided to make friends in unexpected places. Funded by City of Joondalup and produced by Centre for Stories, Colourful Stories is a collection of experiences set to the theme of ‘Better Together' and showcased at the Joondalup Festival 2024. These stories came from residents living in Joondalup and the surrounding suburbs who shared a belief in the power of connection and community, reminding us of the strength and value we gain when we overcome individual desires, ego and biases to value unexpected people and places around us. If you enjoyed this episode, learn more about Centre for Stories at www.centreforstories.com or donate to support us. Thank you.

This story was shared by Jenny Martin. Here, she shares how after her divorce, she entered the ‘age of invisibility' as a single woman in her 50s and struggled through anxiety and depression. Her saving grace was an unexpected place – Mullaloo Beach. Funded by City of Joondalup and produced by Centre for Stories, Colourful Stories is a collection of experiences set to the theme of ‘Better Together' and showcased at the Joondalup Festival 2024. These stories came from residents living in Joondalup and the surrounding suburbs who shared a belief in the power of connection and community, reminding us of the strength and value we gain when we overcome individual desires, ego and biases to value unexpected people and places around us. If you enjoyed this episode, learn more about Centre for Stories at www.centreforstories.com or donate to support us. Thank you.

This story was shared by Jerome Masamaka. Jerome shares how as a young boy growing up in Ghana he accidentally killed his clan's sacred totem bird – the sparrow. The guilt and anxiety that plagued Jerome kept him up at night and would eventually influence the writer he would one day become. Funded by City of Joondalup and produced by Centre for Stories, Colourful Stories is a collection of experiences set to the theme of ‘Better Together' and showcased at the Joondalup Festival 2024. These stories came from residents living in Joondalup and the surrounding suburbs who shared a belief in the power of connection and community, reminding us of the strength and value we gain when we overcome individual desires, ego and biases to value unexpected people and places around us. If you enjoyed this episode, learn more about Centre for Stories at www.centreforstories.com or donate to support us. Thank you.

Big show today we had Will Anderson on talking about the new romance between Taylor and Travis. Xav dusted off some Coldplay facts. A library in Joondalup is adding Cats to their stock. And How long were you blocked up form, the winner will scar you. EnjoySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We take a look back at Simon Hawkes' win at Joondalup in the WA Open, give our tips for this week's WA PGA Championship and go around the grounds for news, including Gabi Ruffels' promotion to the LPGA Tour.

It's felt like an age, but the Aussie Tour is finally back and ready to get into a consistent run of events. First stop, Joondalup for the WA Open!

This week on the show the NBL1 National Championships are here in Perth! HBF Arena is Joondalup will host an action packed weekend as all the champions from each conference come to battle it out to see who is the best. We had Patty Brossmann from the Cockburn Cougars after the Cougars defeat Willetton in the NBL1 West Grand Final. Also we had Jorjah Smith from the Norwood Flames who won their Conference Championship and have booked their ticket to the National Finals. For the Men's division we had NBL1 West Champion from the Geraldton Buccaneers, Malik Meunier straight off the big win on Saturday Night against the Joondalup Wolves. We also had from the NBL1 East Champions the Sutherland Sharks, Lochlan Hutchinson.

Today I'm going into some of the questions that are getting asked in our Perth Property Investment Facebook Group and it's going to be interesting! You may not be in the same specific situation, however, what I think is valuable is for you to see my thinking, my strategy, and how I approach decisions. There's potentially a lot to be gained by adapting this process to your situation. That's why I'm sharing and that's why these episodes have been so popular in the past.  I have some juicy questions today! "Should we buy in a certain area we're looking at?" "Can you purchase a property anonymously without the person selling it knowing who you are?"  Also, looking at some sequencing when you're trying to upgrade your home and "Do you keep your property as an investment?"  And some advice as to how I look at that situation when to sell, when to buy, and should you hold.  Then we look at Joondalup as a suburb. Whether it's worth buying an apartment or not.  Going into some of the comparisons between units and houses and how they performed in the past.  We're going into some of the options that a lot of investors weigh up. Buying a newer home or an established property, and the pros and cons of each. Then I'm going over paying off your mortgage VS. investing and paying off a mortgage later.  And finally, I'm covering my thoughts on NRAS properties. And it should be something that you consider when you're looking at investment options.  So let's go inside.   Resource Links: Episode 111: Strategies for Transitioning to Retirement and Greater Passive Income (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfp7fxf1Dus)  Join the Perth Property Investment Facebook Group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/perthpropertyinvestors) Join Jarrad Mahon's Property Investor Update (https://www.investorsedge.com.au/join) For more info on our award-winning and highly rated Property Management services that give you guaranteed peace of mind (https://www.investorsedge.com.au/perth-property-management-specialists/) For more info on how our Property Sales services can ensure you get the best selling price while handling all the stress for you (https://www.investorsedge.com.au/selling-your-perth-property/) Get Jarrad's strategic advice towards your property purchase and development plans (https://www.investorsedge.com.au/invest-in-perth-property/)   Episode Highlights: Intro [00:00] My thoughts about buying in Girraween [03:02] Is It Possible to Purchase a Property Completely Anonymously? [08:38] What's a Bare Trust? [09:46] Consider the change over costs and focus on what is most important [14:21] Should I buy an apartment in Joondalup [17:20] Higher Maintenance is inevitable but worth it [23:05] Stay Away From Buying NRAS properties [27:14] Outro [31:34]   Thank you for tuning in! If you liked this episode, please don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast.   Connect with Perth Property Insider: Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgT9-gB6RS69xSgc8J9KrOw Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/investorsedge See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

https://mswaoceanride.org.au/craig-white I'm taking on the 30km Ride for the 2022 MSWA Ocean Ride - Powered by RetraVision to raise money for Multiple Sclerosis and other Neurological Conditions like Stroke, MND, Huntingtons Disease. You can can donate any amount here: https://mswaoceanride.org.au/craig-white AND.......Every individual donation up to $500 made to the MSWA Ocean Ride from 10am Perth time Weds 2nd Nov will be matched, dollar for dollar until $20,000 has been raised thanks to the City of Joondalup and Harcourts Foundation. If you can donate in any way, it all helps. Tax Deductible over $2 Thank You for your encouragement and Support, https://mswaoceanride.org.au/craig-white Craig

A handbag resembling a Coles Roast Chook bag won Joondalup's invitational art prize.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Justin Hunt may be a name you recognise if you've been around motorsport and events for a while in Australia, or perhaps not. He's been involved with some of the biggest motorsport events in Australia at various levels including the never to be repeated Rally Australia super stages in Perth, Western Australia, Australasia Safari and more.Now, he's bringing to life an event in Joondalup, Western Australia called the Joondalup Festival of Motoring.We caught up with him to chat about his history, get some funny tales from before things got so strict, the logistics put into running an event like the Safari and of course we hear about the Joondalup Festival of Motoring and what one thing about the event is making it all worthwhile to put his reputation (and more!) on the line to put this event on.

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What happens when Andrew, Jason and Martin record at a different time of day? Well, someone submits a handwritten topic and craziness ensues.

With Muay Thai & Boxing gyms in Highgate, Myaree and Joondalup, Whitney knows a thing or two about starting and expanding a successful business. Check out Champions at https://championsgym.com.au/ and let us know what you thought of the episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/perth-business-podcast/message

City of Joondalup mayor Albert Jacob says the council is reviewing its paid parking policy in relation to the new Ocean Reef Marina, where fees could be implemented for boat trailer parking or exclusive parking for boat pen holders, and any commercial arrangements. "We are 100 per cent not planning to charge for parking at any of our general beaches, that won't be considered," the mayor told 6PR Breakfast host Gareth Parker. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A crash along Mitchell Freeway has caused commuter chaos for drivers heading into the city during peak hour. The crash happened just before 7am in Joondalup, with traffic management blocking the left lane along the southbound lanes near Ocean Reef Road. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A woman has had a lucky escape after losing control of her car and crashing through fast food store Hungry Jacks in Joondalup last night. Emergency services were called to the whopper crash along Joondalup Drive at 8.35pm, where a a woman in her 30s in a Toyota Corolla lost control, veered over a traffic island, across a filter lane, a roadside verge and into the drive-thru of Hungry Jacks. The car was severely damaged after smashing through the glass panels that border the alfresco dining area, narrowly avoiding dining tables in the restaurant. Nine News Perth reporter Ashtyn Hiren Hillarys said police and traffic enforcement group officers attended the scene, and the 33-year-old woman will be sent a traffic infringement notice for careless driving. "She drove through the al fresco area in this Hungry Jacks, just missing the kids playground as well," Hiren told Breakfast host Gareth Parker. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After several weeks of battling between different Perth suburbs, including Cottesloe, Guildford, Joondalup, Burswood, and many more the final two came down to Victoria Park vs Kalamunda. They ran an extremely tight race, but Victoria Park came out victorious in the end. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Today on Eden Exchanges, we spoke to Nadene Weston-Cox who is the Franchisee in Joondalup WA for Ella Baché, an iconic retail and spa salon franchise operating nationwide. Listen as Nadene delves into her professional background, the reason she became a franchisee, the point of difference in the market, the industry growth in Australia and insights on being a franchisee at Ella Baché

Today on Eden Exchanges, we spoke to Nadene Weston-Cox who is the Franchisee in Joondalup WA for Ella Baché, an iconic retail and spa salon franchise operating nationwide. Listen as Nadene delves into her professional background, the reason she became a franchisee, the point of difference in the market, the industry growth in Australia and insights on being a franchisee at Ella Baché

Making headlines, WA announces the nation's strictest vaccine rules as it records two new local cases of COVID-19, Blackstone increases its bid for Crown Resorts for a fourth time and former Joondalup mayor Troy Pickard dies aged 48.

With the borders opening up in less than 2 months, we focus on the area Trent believes will be the greatest beneficiary of net migration - the City of Joondalup. To assist with that conversation, Trent invites leading agent in the area, Redmond Howe in for a run-down on the best places to buy.

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Sunday sermon from c3 Joondalup 26 September

Sermon from Sunday service 3rd of October at c3 Joondalup.

Shaun seems to think people who live in Joondalup don't travel to Leighton Beach... PLUS The Bulldogs 2nd most famous supporter Wil Anderson joined us to talk about his show Question Everything and the MANY virus conspiracies that are out there! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How being removed from Melbourne and the quiet of the Joondalup hub has made for a "confident and calm" environment, why the Demons have placed a loose curfew on their players, responding to reports the club has been difficult for journalists to access, how fans who have sent thousands of emails, texts and tweets wishing them well, and more.

How Melbourne players have spent their week off, the latest on Alex Neal-Bullen and Jayden Hunt, why the Dees hope to stay in Joondalup even after their quarantine period expires, and more.

Melbourne Demons young gun Trent Rivers joined Sporting Goss live from Joondalup in the lead up to the prelim final next week!

Recorded 12 June 2021 [00:00] Prologue – More praise for Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks. [10:30] Intro. [10:55] In enemy territory. Recorded 28 July 2021 [19:14] Christmas in July [30:04] When is it ok to boo? [37:38] What Made Stu Say Bloody Hell? [42:36] Best Live experiences Part 2  – Jermaine ‘Dolla' Beal drops 40 in Perth; Nath sees Kobe drop 65 on the Portland Trailblazers in a LA Lakers win [full game]; Stuey sees the Magic Johnson Allstars narrowly defeat the Boomers [extended highlights]. Some regrets (Stuey plays against a number of ex- Perth Wildcats champions at Joondalup). [1:28:00] Outro

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Australians are turning their backs on NSW as the state battles a fresh Covid outbreak, with the Premier copping harsh criticism for her decision not to lock down sooner.With millions of people in Greater Sydney plunged into a two-week lockdown and the Northern Territory and Queensland scrambling to contain growing Covid numbers, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian is facing backlash over her delayed decision to impose stay-at-home orders.The Perth and Peel regions remain on high alert on Monday after a woman returned to Western Australia from a Sydney hotspot and tested positive to the highly-infectious Delta variant. The virus has since spread to a 32-year-old woman who attended a gym in Joondalup.NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has been criticised over her delayed decision to impose a lockdown on Greater Sydney amid the latest Covid outbreak. (Photo / Getty)While Perth-Peel has avoided a lockdown for now, interstate media has not held back from directing blame at the NSW Premier, with the front page of the The West Australian newspaper on Monday asking, ‘Well … are you Gladys now? Questions over why NSW took so long to lock down'.In an editorial published in the paper, editor-in-chief of West Australian Newspapers Anthony De Ceglie wrote: “We all watched the highly contagious Delta variant spread through Sydney and we wondered if NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian's initial refusal to go into lockdown meant the virus would leak out of the Harbour City and into other states. And yesterday, we got the answer”.“It is the Delta strain of the virus that is causing the latest drama across the globe, and the seriousness of this mutation of Covid-19 was underestimated by the NSW Premier,” he wrote.Front page of The West Australian on Monday, June 28. (Photo / Supplied)West Australian Premier Mark McGowan. (Photo / Getty)“Ms Berejiklian insists she does ‘not regret a single decision' taken during NSW's latest outbreak.“Ask those now in lockdown and the other states affected by her decision if they regret her approach.”During a press conference on Sunday, WA Premier Mark McGowan was careful in his response to a question over whether the Perth situation could have been avoided if Sydney was locked down sooner.“I don't want to get into pointing the finger. I don't want to get into a blame game with other states, but I think the lesson of all this is, that we need to act quickly and we need to be very, very serious when we deal with Covid,” he said.“Delay is a problem and so all I'd say is the lesson out of this is – act quickly, act with haste, take steps quickly and effectively to crush the virus.”The stern commentary from the west coast comes as a NSW Labor MP made a subtle dig at Ms Berejiklian's delayed lockdown approach.“Smarter people than me have said that she should've gone into a short lockdown earlier – we'll wait and see whether those views are vindicated,” Hunter MP Joel Fitzgibbon told Sunrise.A pedestrian moves along an almost empty George Street in the Sydney CBD on June 28, during stay-at-home orders. (Photo / Getty)“But it's a tough time for everyone and what this underscores of course is that fact that we're going to continue to have these lockdowns (while) we don't have broad scale vaccinations.”At the weekend, Ms Berejiklian hit back at claims her initial anti-lockdown stance was based on political reasons rather than the best health advice.“I do not regret a single decision we have taken because it has been based on health advice,” she told reporters.“When you are making a major decision to lock down millions and millions of people, you have to make sure it is based on health advice and not because you want to have zero cases every day.”However, Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce was more supportive of Ms Berejiklian's approach.“There's obviously two schools of thought. They had the northern beaches outbreak and they controlled that. This is another one, I have to say, a little bit more serious,” Mr Jo...

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Sunday sermon by Ps Sheldon Phillips, at c3 Joondalup on the 20th of June 2021

On the Dogs' restlessness in hard quarantine at Joondalup, how the eccentrics are helping them pass the time, how the reserves program has been disrupted, and more.

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Title by Lindsay McNab   Life's hard when you're a cop who bungles everything and it takes you 14 days just to get to work. But maybe if you bungle enough, you can bungle into greatness.   Song List: "Hush Hush", "Bungled Life", "We Got All That Stuff in Joondalup", "And Still You Drive", "Stop the Cops", "You Gotta Use Your Skill to Bungle". Cast list: Emmet Nichols, Hollie James, Brenton Gardiner and Jake Leaney on keys Teched by Teresa Ewan Edited by Morgan Phillips

Brad is joined by Professor James Woodfield-Jones from Sustainable Jiu Jitsu. James is a returning guest of AOS and in this episode of the podcast we talk about longevity through the lense of jiu jitsu. With COVID-19 in action and all gyms closed at the moment, its especially important to take stock of what matters most. Heal your niggling injuries and as we look forward to returning to the mat, do so with longevity in mind and you will be spoiled with jiu jitsu for life. @professor.jameswoodfieldjones @sustainablejiujitsu www.sustainablejiujitsu.com.au Unit 1/19 Mercer Lane, Joondalup, Western Australia

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Ready to profit from your first subdivision? Before you start going around town in search of the perfect property, you might want to stop and check out these essentials first. Jay Sidhu, Director at Vision Surveys Consulting, shares his wealth of knowledge and experience on everything about subdividing. Today, let’s all learn a thing or two about how subdivision can add value to our investments as we talk about the important property factors you need to know and be aware of, mistakes investors make when developing and more! There’s a lot to unload in this episode so grab your pens & paper and tune in now! Episode Highlights: A look into Jay’s investor journey [01:59] Investing in Joondalup then and now [03:25] Jay’s subdivision investment strategy [06:01] His advice to budding investors [08:49] Choose a strategy that you’re comfortable with [09:41] Common mistakes investors commit when managing subdivisions [11:19] The importance of soil type when choosing a property [12:19] The significance of slopes when developing a subdivision [16:33] Communication makes it easier to build boundary fences [18:38] Being aware of bores upon demolition and construction [21:07] Current activities in the Perth market [24:41] Jay’s forecast on the Perth market [27:10] Can new investors still take advantage of the grant? [28:39] Resource Links: Join Jarrad Mahon’s Property Investor Update (https://www.investorsedge.com.au/join) For more info on our award-winning and highly rated Property Management services that give you guaranteed peace of mind (https://www.investorsedge.com.au/perth-property-management-specialists/) For more info on how our Property Sales services can ensure you get the best selling price while handling all the stress for you (https://www.investorsedge.com.au/selling-your-perth-property/) Find out more about Vision Surveys Consulting (https://visionsc.com.au/) About Our Guest: Jay Sidhu has been working in the surveying industry since 2009 before stepping into his Director role at Vision Surveys Consulting in 2019. His breadth of experience and insight helped him gain advantage over other consultants in the area. Currently, he is a candidate for MBA with the Curtin Graduate Business School at Perth, WA. Thank you for tuning in! If you liked this episode, please don’t forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast. Connect with Perth Property Insider: Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgT9-gB6RS69xSgc8J9KrOw Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/investorsedge See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We examine the dynamics of WA property and spotlight Greenwood – a suburb of Perth, Western Australia, located in the City of Joondalup. The suburb is located 18 km from Perth’s central business district. It is bordered by the Mitchell Freeway, Hepburn ave, Wanneroo road and Warwick road. 0:00 Start00:32 Introduction00:58 Perth Market (REIWA Style)6:34 … Continue reading "WA Property In General And a Spotlight On Greenwood [Podcast]"

This week on the show the boys have a look at the first week vs Joondalup, Becks takes on the training ground and Cass tests the badgering capacity of Lindle and Becks. Be sure to follow the podcast & leave us a review, as well as following us on our socials. See ya Wednesday!

This Tradie HQ episode is the premiere of the 'Meet the Members' podcast series. In today's episode, my guest speakers are Aldo Sal Margio, Dylan Splatt and Kyle Bailey from Cyclus. Leading Cyclus’ operations and loyal site crew are directors Aldo Margio, Dylan Splatt and Kyle Bailey.Their interest in events began in their late teens when they were DJs and club promoters. This interest developed into a passion and this passion quickly led them to start their own promotion company and volunteer at various touring festivals to gain more knowledge and experience.During this time they were approached by the City of Joondalup to help them build their events. They had noticed their strong work ethic, their enthusiasm and success – and they’re pleased to be able to call them their client ever since. They continued to progress within the nightclub scene but focused their attention on the bigger picture; executing large scale outdoor events.Now six years later in 2020, their client base has grown to a national base and they have supported 100's of successful concerts, festivals and sporting events. Listen as they explain their story, how they dealt with Covid and what the future holds!Links:Cyclus Website: http://wearecyclus.com.au/

Lehmo, David Hughes, Jon Pinder and Rhi Down find out who had quite the mishap in Bolivia, why Lehmo was driving a car that wasn't his, and why you should avoid the Joondalup public toilets.Support the pod by becoming a Patreon member and getting access to a weekly podcast called Top 5 at patreon.com/dykwia and if you have kids aged between 4 and 10 follow Josh's new instagram page @joshearlkids for weekly videos See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

She’s launching a new book called ‘Everyday fresh meals in minutes’ on October 7 and if you fancy yourself as a bit of a chef then check out her online cooking classes coming up next week. Steve Butler sorted us out with a footy update and he’s spewing after his boys, the Bombers lost on the weekend! Talking of footy a Sydney Swans player is in a lot of trouble after he snuck his girlfriend into a hotel in Joondalup. The club has been hit with a massive fine after the pair broke the rules. We chatted to people who had to be a little sneaky with their partners! And the weather was terrible on the weekend so the show stopping question was asked this morning – did you have a leaky roof? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Now this is the episode of SBL Shootaround that is 12 weeks in the making as co-host Ben Ettridge gets to speak with his dream guest as we also dissect everything happening in the West Coast Classic two rounds in. From the very start of SBL Shootaround, former 200-plus SBL game player and dual championship winning coach Ben Ettridge has made it clear that four-time MVP winner Jeff Anderson was his dream guest, and this week it all comes true. We speak with the Willetton Tigers legend about his life in basketball that saw him grow up in Greensboro, North Carolina around the same time as James Worthy and Michael Jordan before coming out to Australia, loving it so much he left college early to return, then met the woman that would become his wife and nearly 40 years later, and the rest is history. Anderson is the only man to be an SBL MVP winner and win a Coach of the Year award while he started working at Willetton Basketball Stadium back in the late 1980s and has been there ever since, seeing the eventual transformation into the new stadium now and seeing so many stars coming through of who he rates Adelaide 36ers superstar Daniel Johnson the pick of the bunch. The four-time MVP winner shares so many basketball and life stories in what is a truly fascinating discussion that you don't want to miss including the night he put up 46 points on the road in Geraldton but his opponent still scored 36 more than him before hitting the NBA! Jeff Anderson is the star of the show, but there's plenty more on this week's SBL Shootaround as we discuss everything happening in the West Coast Classic including the horror injury to Liam Hunt, the Kalamunda Eastern Suns going 0-3 and Ben Ettridge's return this Friday night to Joondalup. Also we look at the results of the West Coast Classic, all the standout performers and give our predictions for Round 3 this weekend.

Collingwood vice-captain, Taylor Adams joins us this week on the podcast via a phone call from Joondalup, to talk about his early days at the Giants, his stellar 2018 finals series which saw him finish runner up in the Norm Smith, his role inside the Pies elite midfield, & so much more as we disect the 22 point win over the Cats at Optus on Thursday night!

Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast. Today’s podcast news podcast is sponsored by elevatorbooks.com: www.elevatorbooks.com DELAYED ESCALATOR REPAIRS UNDERWAY ALONG PERTH RAIL LINE Work is underway to repair escalators at several stations of the Joondalup Line, a rail line that serves the northern suburbs of Perth, Australia, Perth Now reported on June 11. The work was needed after what the source called a "botched upgrade" left the escalators broken down for more than 18 months. Officials said a critical part was needed but replacements were not available until now. Work was underway on one escalator each at Glendalough and Stirling stations, which (to be completed by the end of June), and at Joondalup station (to be done by the end of August). Work underway on upward-traveling escalators at the Perth station was expected to be completed in early September, after which repair is to commence on the downward units. Further work was planned at four stations. Image credit: courtesy photo by Hollett.rb from Wikipedia To read the full transcript of today's podcast, visit: elevatorworld.com/news Subscribe to the Podcast: iTunes │ Google Play | SoundCloud │ Stitcher │ TuneIn

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Brad is joined by Professor James Woodfield-Jones from Sustainable Jiu Jitsu. Prof James is a second degree black belt under Master Joe Moreira. @professor.jameswoodfieldjones @sustainablejiujitsu www.sustainablejiujitsu.com.au Unit 1/19 Mercer Lane, Joondalup, Western Australia.

On the pod today we review the performance of the Freo Dockers in their win over the West Coast Eagles at Joondalup, discuss a couple of injury concerns to arise from the game and celebrate as all Freo Fans should; a very meaningful victory. We check in on the Betting Badger and see how his first two recommendations panned out as well as start to think what the future could hold for the flailing West Coast Eagles. I hope everyone is Wearing Purple!

This week we dive deep into the realms and future of home automation with our tech expert, Andrew Vaughan. Ever considered telling your home you will arrive in 10 minutes, asking them to open the garage, unlock the door, turn the aircon on, boil a pot of coffee, and play your favourite music for your arrival? Get ready for the future! We also have Stella Mclean, Joondalup's #1 agent, in to discuss the suburb, the amenities, and the opportunities going into the next cycle.

12 Hats Radio hits the road to Joondalup, for a catch-up with Dr Violetta Wilk from the School of Business and Law, ECU. Here the discussion is on co-creation, the state of social media and her research into Online Brand Advocacy (OVA). Copy of Dr Wilk's article can be found here:  https://theconversation.com/how-a-humble-perth-boathouse-became-australias-most-unlikely-tourist-attraction-119079  This episode features a snippet of the interview due to the sensitive nature of some of the content. The full interview can be accessed by Patreon supporters along with with other bonus subscribers only episodes. Support your local podcasters and become a Patron today! Subscriptions start as little as $5 per month go to https://www.patreon.com/12hatsmedia  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/12hatsmedia/message

Join in the conversation with Hon. Albert Jacob, Mayor of Joondalup, who discusses his remarkable journey into government as one of the youngest people to ever to become a state MP and then cabinet minister. Albert talks about the amazing highs and lows of public life (like being fired on live television), overseeing thousands of staff, handling a budget of hundreds of millions of dollars, as well as family, fitness and motivation. Albert is a seriously inspiring guy who helps to remove our excuses and will leave you wanting to do more with your life! To partner with us in sharing the message of hope all over the world, please visit https://purposeanddestiny.com.au/partner Follow Jacob on social media instagram: @jacobhillr Facebook: @jacobhillofficialpage

WA food ambassador Don Hancey joins Saturday Nights with Tony McManus to talk about where to get fresh seafood in Perth, the joys of Joondalup and the unique event taking place within the historical surrounds of Fremantle Prison!

So here it is, the very first interview show in the new format for Unsigned WA. We ducked out to Joondalup, to the Superfreak rehearsal space, to catch up with the lads from Electric State. We had a chat about their beginnings, who they are, the plethora of shows they have coming up and, of course, the new single 'Light It Up', which they're dropping at Lucy's Love Shack on the 13th of September. Oh, and did we mention we get to play it first on this very episode? They're a top bunch of blokes and, if you get a chance, you need to go check them out at a show. We also play a track by fellow local act, From Here On In, which came highly recommended by the Electric State boys. To check out more on the bands in the show, hit the links below: Electric StateFrom Here On In So without further ado, hit that play button and enjoy. As always, leave a comment below or if you're feeling really nice, head on over to iTunes and leave us a rating and review. Let us know what you like, or don't like, about the show. We're always looking at ways to improve.

So here it is, the very first interview show in the new format for Unsigned WA. We ducked out to Joondalup, to the Superfreak rehearsal space, to catch up with the lads from Electric State. We had a chat about their beginnings, who they are, the plethora of shows they have coming up and, of course, the new single 'Light It Up', which they're dropping at Lucy's Love Shack on the 13th of September. Oh, and did we mention we get to play it first on this very episode? They're a top bunch of blokes and, if you get a chance, you need to go check them out at a show. We also play a track by fellow local act, From Here On In, which came highly recommended by the Electric State boys. To check out more on the bands in the show, hit the links below: Electric StateFrom Here On In So without further ado, hit that play button and enjoy. As always, leave a comment below or if you're feeling really nice, head on over to iTunes and leave us a rating and review. Let us know what you like, or don't like, about the show. We're always looking at ways to improve.

Cameron Britt is an Australian Institute of Management national 30under30 winner, a 2018 Business News Rising Stars winner, and a scholarship recipient for the 2019 Leadership WA Rising Leader program. Mr Britt joined the Wanneroo Basketball Association as chief executive in 2015. He previously managed community and fan engagement strategies for Essendon Football Club, was a director of The Long Walk Indigenous awareness charity, and remains a long-term participant in Cancer Council fundraising activities.

Carlo Bordi, one of WA's most respected accountants specialising in property investment, sits down with Trent Fleskens to discuss the pros and cons of negative gearing and what might happen if it no longer exists. Later on, Warwick's #1 agent, Jon Tomkinson, chats about the City of Joondalup up and comer, and the changing face development will have on its residents.

The day has finally arrived..... We have been waiting a long time to play this bad-boy.... JOOOOOOOOOONDAAAAAAAALUUUUUUP!!!!!!

Hello everyone and welcome back to part two of my interview with Erin Nash of Erin Nash Ballet Academy and creator of “The Fairy shop” Joondalup. Last week in part one I introduced you to Erin and her two wonderful Businesses of Dance. We also had an open discussion about the importance of creating a preschool program at your studio. Id advise you to check out that episode as well, as Erin share lots of awesome tips and tricks. In today’s episode, Erin and I continue our discussion on the logistics side of things when it comes to running a preschool program. Let’s dive into the episode. Learn more about Erin: http://danceclassesjoondalup.com.au/?page_id=42 http://fairyshop.com.au/ Instagram:@fairyshopjoondalup For more Business Of Dance please, like us on Facebook and follow us on Instagram @claireosheacoaching. If you have any questions, topic suggestions or wish to be a guest on the podcast please contact us at podcast@businessofdance.net.   Hosted By: Claire O’Shea

Hello everyone and welcome back to another episode of The Business of Dance Podcast. Today I have a very special episode as I will be interviewing the talented Erin Nash of Erin Nash Ballet Academy and owner of “The Fairy shop” Joondalup. Today's episode will actually be split up into two parts as Erin and I have a few topics we would like to cover in this interview. Part one, which is this episode I will be interviewing Erin, as well as discussing how to create the best Preschool program in your studio. Part two which will be next Monday, we will touch on the logistical side of things when it comes to running a preschool program at your studio. Before we dive into the show I want to quickly fill you in on Erin's businesses. Erin owns two businesses. Her studio: Erin Nash Ballet Academy, located in Joondalup Western Aus, is a professional dance school with a focus on Classical Ballet Tuition in a small class environment. Established in 2014, the school evolved from the need for more intimate classes in the Joondalup area, where students are not just another name on a list or a number on a spreadsheet. Erin’s second business is called The Fairy shop, which is a fun and magical place with all the pink and sparkles and delight you could imagine! It is a dream store for Pre-Schoolers up to teenagers and we sell all things girly, pretty and fun! They also host Birthday Parties at The Fairy Shop which is a custom built venue perfect for parties of up to 25 guests with a huge party room fit for dancing and party games, as well as a fairy dining room for lunch and birthday cake time. The venue also includes a Cafe that is open 7 days a week. The largest part of The Fairy Shop, however, is our Pre-School Dance program called “Fairy Ballet”. We run 5 classes per day,  6 days a week from ages 2- 5-year-olds in their beautiful custom built Fairy Ballerina Studio!   Erin’s Bio: Erin lives in Perth, Western Australia and has been a dance teacher for 11 years, 8 of which have been in my her business. Erin owns two businesses that run at two separate venues. The first is a ‘traditional’ dance school format “Erin Nash Ballet Academy” where they are a classical ballet focussed school, offering RAD exams, solos, competitions, & performance opportunities while also of course running recreational or just-for-fun classes too. Erin is very passionate about Preschool dance education & programs and the importance of nurturing and instilling that love for dance at such a young age. Not only that, but she really feels that the majority of studio owners out there are really missing out on this lucrative niche simplybecause it is not their expertise, and they don’t know how to crack into this market. Let’s dive into this episode!   Learn more about Erin: http://danceclassesjoondalup.com.au/?page_id=42 http://fairyshop.com.au/    For more Business Of Dance please, like us on Facebook and follow us on Instagram @claireosheacoaching. If you have any questions, topic suggestions or wish to be a guest on the podcast please contact us at podcast@businessofdance.net. Hosted By: Claire O’Shea

Episode 19 - First aired on 88.5FM 7th February 2018 feature guest Gregg Pearson from the Northern Fusion and the Joondalup Giants Rugby League Clubs. Quite possibly our longest ever interview. We literally could have talked to him all day!

Episode 19 - First aired on 88.5FM 7th February 2018 feature guest Gregg Pearson from the Northern Fusion and the Joondalup Giants Rugby League Clubs. Quite possibly our longest ever interview. We literally could have talked to him all day!

It was coming right for you - During the Australia Day celebrations in Bunbury several people where injured when fireworks shot towards them instead of upwards. James saw a teenager get hit in the face by a baseball over the weekend and Sharon had a champagne cork hit her in the chin at a wake. Rachel was playing tennis and somehow got shot in the ankle and Danielle was accidentally hit in the nose by a basketball when a fight broke out.Game of Thrones is only back in APRIL 2019! Also, the eastern Puma has been declared extinct.The Uber Eats delivery charge saga continues.Manu - My Kitchen Rules is back on Channel 7 tonight. Australia's most famous Frenchman talked about the new season, walking in the ocean while wearing a suit and the Italian brothers competing, who already have restaurant experience.The thrill of being the first - Yesterday, during the ODI a man was the first to streak at the new stadium. Bailey was the first to be kicked out of his college and Tegan was the first person to visit Myer in Joondalup.Karl was the first to win the Paddle Pop lick-a-prize competition and Dave was the first celebrant to marry a same sex couple in WA.All the TV shows that are kicking off this week - I'm a Celeb, MKR and Married at First Sight.Masto - The Eagle just became a dad for the first time. He talked about the birth, his sons unusual middle name, pre-season training and jury duty. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

NPLWA Match of the week between Joondalup United and Subiaco. #NPLWA #PS4NPLWA #ALEAGUE #FOOTBALL #AUSTRALIA See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The NAB Challenge is finally underway, and Tbetta is joined by Jeppa in Joondalup to watch the pre-season derby and chat about the all the fantasy relevant players so far.