Podcasts about kerang

In the latest episode of Widowed AF, join Rosie Gill-Moss as she sits down with Jackie Rees from Glasgow, who shares her unvarnished journey through grief, love, and enduring connections.Jackie recounts a story that begins with an unexpected heart condition that leads her into an emotional labyrinth. We follow her and her husband David, whose life was tragically cut short by a congenital heart defect. Jackie talks candidly about their 23 years together—highlighting their shared passion for rock music, their travels to New York, and the life they beautifully built without children by choice, but full of love nonetheless.Rosie and Jackie discuss intimate moments, including their chance meeting through a Kerang magazine message board and David's touching, albeit unconventional, marriage proposal. But the heart of the episode revolves around the series of medical challenges that David faced, which escalated rapidly, leaving Jackie grappling with their sudden and unpredictable nature.In navigating her life post-David, Jackie shares the small gestures of human kindness that supported her—care packages from friends, a close-knit support group, and the invaluable bond with David's family. Through it all, Jackie paints a balanced picture of grief interwoven with moments of hope, friendship, and the conscious decision to keep living a full life.Listen to Jackie's moving yet triumphant story, reflecting on the realities of widowhood and the unexpected paths it forces one to tread. Her tale is one of resilience and courage, coupled with touching anecdotes that bring a smile amidst tears.Tune in to understand how she navigated the turbulent waters of loss and found new shores to anchor her life upon.Join us, subscribe, and be a part of the community that not only listens but also understands and supports.Connect with Us: Follow us on Instagram @widowedAF Email: theshow at widowedAF.com Web: (https://www.widowedaf.com) Watch on (YouTube)

Apprentice Chris Pang joined The Verdict after he started his riding career with a Bang! The Hong Kong native having his first race rides won the Kerang Cup on his third ride aboard the Leon and Troy Corstens trained Look Sharpish.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ps Fred Mugambi: From Religion Into a Relationship - Breaking Barriers. [Kerang has a public fire siren which helps bring its fire fighting volunteers to the station. The alarm sounded around 3 minutes into Freds message today!]

startggl.com - WA: 0812-8886-1818 | Tahukah kamu? Kerang mengandung merkuri dan high metals yang jika kamu konsumsi dalam jumlah banyak dan dengan jangka waktu yang panjang tentunya akan berpengaruh pada tubuh kamu! So, buat kamu yang masih suka makan kerang hati-hati ya

Broadcasting live from the Irrigation Farmer's Network trial site in Kerang. 

Nikkita Ross joins Big V Racing for the 'Country Racing Show' with a look at a huge weekend of Country Racing over the Easter long weekend. The team look at the Good Friday Country Discovery at Geelong, the Kerang and Warracknabeal Cups on Saturday and the Stawell Gold Cup on Sunday. Guests include Luke Rayner CEO at Geelong Racing Club and Billy Egan is 'On The Road'.

Cư dân tại các vùng có nguy cơ cao của Victoria bao gồm Barmah, hạ lưu Moira và Echuca được nhà chức trách yêu cầu di tản ngay lập tức. Cư dân tại Kerang được yêu cầu phải đi tìm nơi trú ẩn vì đã quá muộn để có thể rời đi một cách an toàn. Lượng mưa lớn, giông và gió lốc nghiêm trọng có thể dẫn đến lũ quét, gió giật mạnh và mưa đá trên phạm vi rộng.

Steve Price speaks to Gannawarra Shire Mayor Charlie Gillingham.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This guy goes big! UNLEASHED is proud to welcome 31-year-old freestyle motocross trailblazer Jarryd McNeil from Australia. In conversation with The Dingo and Danny, the nine-time X Games gold medalist and style icon talks about the past and future of Moto X.Growing up in rural Kerang, Australia, Jarryd McNeil was raised riding dirt bikes for transportation on his family's dairy farm. He soon developed a need for speed and competed as a motocross racer in the junior leagues. But at age 18, McNeil flipped a switch and began experimenting with freestyle aerials. This set the course for a milestone-heavy career, as the Australian upstart began dominating the Best Whip and Step Up disciplines at X Games, so far capturing nine gold medals across both. His current record of 15 X Games medals makes him the most decorated Australian athlete at X Games – and the newly minted dad is far from finished!Want to hear it from Jarryd himself? Press the play button (and hit Like) on the new episode of UNLEASHED with The Dingo and Danny Podcast. Make sure to subscribe and stay tuned for more UNLEASHED episodes. Regular editions of the show are recorded live inside Studio M at Monster Energy headquarters in Corona, California and published bi-weekly. Also follow @monsterenergy for updates.

Investigators have been told a vehicle was travelling north on the Murray Valley Highway in Reedy Lake when it struck an object on the road just before 2.30am.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Belajar Dari Kerang Mutiara By Tonny Wijaya

Only 15 per cent of medical students want to enter the field of general practice. How can we encourage more doctors to work in this critical part of our healthcare system?

It is a smoking hot episode this week literally as Evo tries to complete the "Hot Wing Challenge" in Kerang, Tommy hits the Burleigh Pavilion for a Sunday Session and there's some tension on his flight home. Sit back, relax and enjoy some "Good Banter"

Kerang CEO Jackie Noonan chats about the towns Boxing Day meeting.

Lisa Dwyer is a dairy farmer and is actively involved in #governanceroles with a number of #agricultural and #communitybasedorganisations.She started life in the #Victorianthoroughbredracingindustry before (her own words) 'being ambushed' into the #dairyindustry via a marriage proposal. She learned about dairy quickly and together they now run an 850 acre #dairyproperty in #southwestvictoriaIn our discussion Lisa talks about;the call she got on her honeymoon from her mother-in-law that catapulted her and her husband into their own dairy businesshow with limited capital they got startedtheir first #multiculturalherdsurviving the #GlobalFinancialCrisis, #drought,  #diseasetaking on roles as;#Nonexecutivedirector at the @AustralianlivestockexportCorporation#nonexecutivedirector at @murraygoulburnChair of the @victoriastategovernment #RegionalPartnership for the #GreatSouthCoastregionher approach to and philosophy on managing it all;no compromisesbeing willing to accept that responsibility and doing all that you possibly can to deliver on what you are responsible forthe relationship with their animals from an agricultural perspective - and having this real sense of responsibility for their #animalwellbeingcrucible moments, in particular with the implosion of @MurrayGoulburn (noting she joined the board after all that occurred) - and the responsibility to make the best of the ruins of what was a 60 year old farmer-owned company, and being able to deliver back to the farmers, the investment that they had made quite often over decades was probably one of the things that I am most proud ofThe unlimited opportunities in #agriculture - as the world's population continues to grow, and the desire for safe, #highquality #sustainablyproduced #food and #fiber, which is exactly what we do here in Australiathe perennial challenges of #globaltrade which we're seeing playing out in the media nowthe challenges of climate changeher frustration with the ongoing negative discussions about agriculture and the link to why (unsuprisingly) young people don't want to pursue agriculture as a career -the new era for #Australianagriculture how #agtechtechnology and new capital streams will deliver a much more highly sophisticated ag sector that will attract the best and brightest talentthe objectives of the state government regional partnership for the Great South Coast region (the greatest region in Victoria!!);helping government understand what's required in the regionsensuring that the people of the regions feel as though they're being heard#digitalconnectivitygetting a more equitable voice for #rural and #regionalVictorians, and particularly for the #disadvantaged, and also for the #youth and #women.#digitalliteracy#digitalaffordability#satellite #reliableconnectivity#digitalnow initiativemovement into the region - from #Hamilton, #Portland, #Warrnambool #Camperdown #Kerangthe significant natural tourism attractions e.g. #GreatOceanRoad, #12apostles #BudjBim (#indigenousagriculture) #GrampiansNationalPark and #visitoreconomy#preeminence from an agricultural perspective#renewableenergy (already produced more than 50% of the of the state's wind energy)why there shouldn't be any limitation on the ways in which you can get involved in your local community, and her advice to;start with very modest, expectationsdo your homework and you must go to every meeting prepared, andlisten to the views of others and make considered contributionsalways look for the #silverlining because nothing will be achieved, out of a negative perspectivewww.kerrcapital.com.au

Maggie Payne from CRV discusses their new Why We Do It advertisement and about Jye McNeil taking the Melbourne Cup to Kerang on October 14. She is also joined by special guest Hayley Coman

Great to catch up with the mild mannered young jockey who burst onto racing's big stage with his all the way win on Twilight Payment in the Melbourne Cup last year. Jye is currently resting up after having a plate removed from his left leg- a legacy of his fall at Bendigo four years ago. Jye talks of a recent stay in Brisbane where he won a stakes race and was placed in a couple of features.  The young jockey talks of the riding career of his partner Jessica Payne with special mention of her trip to France where she represented Australia in an apprentice jockey series. Jye recalls the important race meeting which would determine his fate in the Victorian Jockeys premiership. His baby son Oakley was due to arrive on the same day. The twenty six year old reflects on the circumstances leading up to his engagement for Twilight Payment, and takes us through the running of the Melbourne Cup. Jye looks back on childhood days at Koondrook and talks of his parents and siblings. He remembers his fascination with motor bikes and push bikes long before he became hooked on horses. Jye pays tribute to Gerald Egan, the remarkable Mansfield horseman to whom he was apprenticed. He wasn't the first top apprentice to come through the Egan operation. Young McNeil reflects on his first win at Kerang and his first metropolitan success at Sandown on the horse with the bizarre name. Jye acknowledges the support of several high profile stables, and the thrill of his first Gr 1 win in 2019. He mentions another special horse in his career so far. He talks of his ability to ride at a featherweight despite his height. Jye hates the sauna and has found a better way to keep his weight in check. He acknowledges the efforts of his manager and his mentor. This is a refreshing chat with one of the brightest young race riding stars in Australia. 

Maka, seperti kisah si kerang kecil, saat tantangan dan halangan datang, coba tahan! Lakukan yang terbaik untuk tetap berjuang. Kerahkan segenap kekuatan untuk memperbaiki keadaan. Mungkin semua itu akan terasa menyiksa. Bisa jadi pula segera mengundang rasa putus asa. Tapi yakini, badai pasti berlalu. Bukankah pelangi indah biasanya muncul setelah usai hujan lebat..?

Jarryd McNeil grew up in Kerang, Australia, and began riding dirtbikes at 2 and a half years old. About six years later, Jarryd began his career as a motocross racer, where he went on to win multiple state and national championships before turning pro. At 18, his interest shifted to freestyle, and he began investing the majority of his time in FMX. In 2010, he received an invite to the X Games and decided to make the move to the United States. Since then, he has collected nine X Games medals, qualified for three AMA Outdoor Nationals, taken 1st at the Monster Energy Cup Biggest Whip competition twice, and taken 1st at the Monster Energy Cup Quarter Pipe Big Air Competition. Aside from competing against the world's best FMX athletes, Jarryd enjoys touring the world and wowing crowds with his extended Nitro Circus family. Let's Go!

G'day. In Today's episode we discuss Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, Bitcoin and Trading. We focus on the the recent story regarding a Reddit chat and the fight for GameStop. Our guest today is the one and only self-proclaimed Crypto King from Kerang, Chris. Enjoy :) Links exploring topics discussed in this episode - The Gamestop and Wallstreet Bets Story - https://youtu.be/YFQ-v1jCpF0 - What is Cryptocurrency - https://youtu.be/bBC-nXj3Ng4- TED Talk about BLockchain - https://youtu.be/RplnSVTzvnU- BlockChain and Cryptocurrency - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0iVR8sl9TiX5HUjgRRz94tlct5Upgm9ENugget's News - https://nuggetsnews.com.au/

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Warren Huntly joined Michael Felgate to preview today's meeting at Stony Creek, followed by Harry White previewing the Kerang meeting

Jackie Noonan from the Kerang Turf Club discusses the impact of no crowds at the towns annual Boxing Day meeting and the news that Racing.com will be broadcasting the meeting for the first time on Monday.

Having been stood up by both co-hosts I was delighted to see John Neale walk through the doors of Network House this week. As we all know, John is always up for a chat, always has a story and is so interesting to listen too so it was a great chat.We also had a call from the CFA to issue reminders that we are into fire restriction season and any lighting of fires on days of total fire ban can result in prosecution to the fullest extent of the law, so we chat about that, and about the dangers of grass fires with Jack and he translates this message into Vietnamese! Yay Jack!We also had a visit from our Federal Member Dr Anne Webster and one of her staffers who shall now be known as 'Cherry Boy' within the walls of Network House, because he turned up with a box of delicious cherries from Ian in Kerang under his wing!It's so nice to be on the media trail of politicians when they're in town. Yes, I nerd out a little bit (I think the kids call it "fan-girling" but whatev!) but things like the State Budget that was handed down this week affect every one of us so we did want to talk about that.We also had some discussions about our free trade deals with China and Indonesia and try to decide whether or not they're worth the paper they're written on.Ali Cupper also made some time for us this week but it was late on Thursday afternoon so it didn't make the cut for this week's regular episode so you're getting a bonus this week as well. Our VIP;s get it first and get the full version though so sign up to support us at patreon.com/thevalepodcast

Jittery Jack gave Kerang trainer John Matheson his first winner at Flemington, taking out the last on Saturday and leaving most quaddie punters bleeding through their eyes

Udah setahun aja gak bikin podcast. Di awal tahun ini saya mau ngebahas yang lagi rame. Kerajaan Kerang Ajaib. Eh salah Keraton Agung Sejagad. Pokonya dengerin aja deh, saya juga kesel, sama. Eh follow IG saya juga yah di @_puntungrokok_

Jarryd McNeil is a Professional Freestyle Motocross Athlete with 9 Gold, 3 Silver & 3 Bronze X-Games Medalist... Jarryd grew up on a dairy farm in Kerang, Australia. He began riding dirt bikes at age two and a half. In 1999, at age nine, Jarryd began his career as a motocross racer. At sixteen years of age, he had multiple state and Australian championships. Jarryd had also raced all over Asia. After meeting Cam Sinclair and Blake Williams, two of the world’s best Freestyle Motocross Athletes, his career took a different path. McNeil started doing freestyle in 2005. His first freestyle demo was when he was sixteen years of age. Jarryd McNeil did various local shows then made his way up to doing shows for Crusty Demons. In 2010, he started doing shows with Nitro Circus. Later in the year he earned himself his first medal at X-Games in Best Whip. In October 2010 he earned himself a gold at Dew Tour’s Best Whip. Since then he has three X-Games Best Whip medals and one in Speed & Style. He currently travels the world doing shows with Nitro Circus and competing in events like X-Games and Monster Energy Cup Biggest Whip. Resources: Follow Jarryd https://www.instagram.com/jarrydmcneil/ (https://www.instagram.com/jarrydmcneil/) https://www.facebook.com/jarrydmcneil/ (https://www.facebook.com/jarrydmcneil/) Show Music: “The Ropin Pen” By: Trent Willmon https://trentwillmon.com/ (https://trentwillmon.com/) “Cowboy” By: Kolt Barber https://www.koltbarber.com/ (https://www.koltbarber.com/) MC Podcast Production & Editing: Matt Kirschner

heii....kalo di kuliner lagi rame nih seafood, apalagi kerang. ATK kali ini coba tantangin Fajar buat jawab pertanyaan seputar kerang nih sahabat.

Edukasi mangrove kita kali ini adalah hutan mangrove adalah rumah bagi Kerang Darah, yang bernama ilmiah Anadara granosa. Kalau pohon mangrove ditebang, kita tidak bisa lagi menikmati lezatnya sate kerang yang dijual di warung-warung soto.

In this ‘mini’ (read: no guests) episode of This Must Be the Place Elizabeth visits the Murray River town of Koondrook, once the terminus of the Koondrook-Kerang private tramway. This country tram venture was started by the Shire of Swan Hill 1887, making use of private finance but also of Victorian funding from the “Tramways in Country Districts Act 1886”. While we might reasonably assume that the intention of this latter scheme was to subsidise tramways in middling regional cities, the Koondrook-Kerang venture instead built a 22km long tramway through the countryside to meet the state railway in Kerang. This was a kind of ‘feeder tram’ to connect goods and people to the public railway through to Melbourne. Railway construction in Victoria was at its peak at this period via the so-called “Octopus Acts”. The Kerang-Koondrook tramway ran privately until the 1950s, when it was taken over (or surrendered to?) Victoria Railways. It then continued as a publicly run passenger service and later as transport for school children, until either 1976 or 1981 (reports vary). The 1970s were a peak time for closing down train lines in Victoria and especially those in country areas - reflecting declining fortunes in some places but also improvements in roads. In this mini-installment Elizabeth reports from the quiet centre of Koondrook where there’s an old tram station (train enthusiasts can confirm the actual difference between a tram and a train, because this one looks a lot like an old train station); plus the old reserve for the tramway and some bits of track. Apparently down through the irrigated countryside there’s some more remnants near former tram stops at Yeoburn, Hinksons, Teal Point and Gannawarra. The remnants of the tramway are heritage listed. Elizabeth speculates on what the story means for the historically intermingled declines of small towns and of railways; what we might learn from history in terms of local and private initiatives today; and for how we price and assess transport projects. Also discussed (with herself) are the current local politics of dairy farms, water allocations, sawmills, and the legacy of gaming machine tourism (which was a big thing for border towns up until the 1990s). Plus there’s a visit to the local swimming pool (Koondrook still has a community-run pool). If Elizabeth were a real journalist she’d find some people who used to catch the country tram to school etc. and interview them – next time. There may well be a next time as Koondrook is very nice to visit – big trees, river, sculptures, walks, old trams, a nice pub, pool. You can’t get the tram there but you can, if so inclined, like Elizabeth, get the Vline bus (it’s the Barmah bus – not to be confused with the Barham bus even though they leave around the same time and let’s be honest they sound the same). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerang%E2%8…oondrook_Tramway www.slv.vic.gov.au/pictoria/gid/slv-pic-aab45791 www.victorianplaces.com.au/koondrook

Kerang won an emotional sixth consecutive @OfficialCMFNL premiership. Whitey and Daff explore Kerang's win and other country footy stories.

Kerang RC Scott Strachan re Boxing Day meeting

The Australian film that captures the consequences of ice in country communities Watch the Sunset is almost finished. Co-director Michael Gosden talks about the lead up and shoot in Kerang and US interest in the production. To help out with the final touches you can contribute to their $10,000 crowdfunding request at https://australianculturalfund.org.au/ 

This week Dale investigates​ the strange happening in the small township of Kerang back in 1963. What was it the townsfolk saw and what happened to all those cows?

1 Corinthians 12:1-11

Being born of the Spirit

Obedience to the word of God

Romans 1:18-32

The prayer of a righteous man

Idolatry exchanged for pure worship

Fear vs. Service

A Superior Sacrifice

Like-mindedness and unity