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In this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, host Phil Tarrant sits down with Steve Ash, a buyer's agent at Property Strats, to unpack the journey behind his $11 million property portfolio. A former investment banker, Steve made the leap from high-pressure trading floors in London and Sydney to the strategic world of property investment. His first purchase in Kogarah, despite widespread warnings of a market downturn, ignited his passion and set the foundation for future success. Leveraging his background in financial markets, Steve takes a portfolio construction approach, carefully balancing risk and diversifying across locations, highlighting the importance of timing, market selection, and a long-term mindset. More than just wealth creation, property investment has given Steve the lifestyle freedom his former career lacked. If you like this episode, show your support by rating us or leaving a review on Apple Podcasts and by following Smart Property Investment on social media: Facebook, X (formerly Twitter) and LinkedIn. If you would like to get in touch with our team, email editor@smartpropertyinvestment.com.au for more insights, or hear your voice on the show by recording a question below.

Jace and Gropes take the reins with Tommy Dahl coming down with the flu! Huge recap of the weekend with Gropes attending a couple games down south, guaranteed he feels worse than Tom but it's self-inflicted so doesn't count. All the news on games, those iconic suburban stadiums of Kogarah and Brookvale and of course the Lachie Galvin saga which looks to be finally over. All the good and bad AFL news, heart wrenching scenes in Western Sydney when Cal Ward went down with his knee injury, all the best to him. The Gold Coast and Freo produced a classic at Peoples First and the call from K. Underwood was epic. Oscar in the F1 and then we here from Tom regarding the UFC and Boxing news coming up! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Georges River Council's revamped waste collection service has sparked outrage, particularly in suburbs like Kogarah and Hurstville.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our deep review of the Bulldogs win over the Dragons in Round 1.Join the Ru Crew: https://www.patreon.com/c/RugbyLeagueGuru Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

AJ and Rhys recap the opening week on Australian soil! We live react to the Dylan Brown to Newcastle news, we wish we had his manager after earning $1.3 million a year for 10 years as well as the Taylan May return news, we have been consistent in our view on this and the verdict this week hasn't changed.Also this week:- Brisbane put on a masterclass in the middle as the Roosters search desperately for answers- Tigers attack stumbles but there's good returnees on the way as the Knights showed just enough to win- Dolphins cruel their attacking output as Souths have found their new look halfback.- Bulldogs and Dragons put on an epic rivalry at Kogarah!- Manly with their best half of footy in a while as they trounce a disappointing Cowboys side in the first half of the game.- Melbourne clinical as they show their premiership favouritism against the hapless Eels as we heap praise on the Eels rookies. Jack Howarth looks set for another big year at centre.We dedicate this episode to the life of Joanna Constable who passed away last week. We extend our love to friend of the show Will Bates, his son Josh and extended family during this traumatic time.RIP Joanna Constable - 28/04/1972-4/03/2025

Eddie, Declan, and Steve have popped up for a mid-week Wests Tigers Podcast! The 2025 NRL season must be close because a mid-week edition of the Wests Tiger Podcast is warmed up and ready to go. Prodigal son Eddie returns after a long summer break and is joined by two recent pod part-timers, Steve and Declan. The boys give their quick summary and thoughts on the Wests Tigers' first trial of the year last Sunday at Kogarah. Then they launch into discussion around the future of Wests Tigers prop-forward, David Klemmer. What to do with big Klem? There is talk that the veteran front-rower might have played his last game for the club. Is it a good move by Wests Tigers to let him go and join the Dragons this close to the kick-off of the season? The boys also discuss what we should do with his roster spot and salary if he does depart for St.George-Illawarra, should we be looking for a second rower instead? Also, does the move leave us light-on upfront, and should we consider Francis Molo as a replacement? Next up, Parramatta. Then the discussion turns to this Friday night's second NRL trial with the Wests Tigers taking on the Eels at Leichhardt Oval. Up for discussion is the selection of Alex Twal at lock, Adam Doueihi at halfback, and the captaincy for Alex Seyfarth, among other topics surrounding this game. Lastly, it's the return of Eddie's version of Buy, Sell, or Hold with topics ranging from trial ticket prices to the fortunes of Wests Tigers Coach Benji Marshall if the team has another poor season. Don't forget that you are invited to join the discussion on everything Wests Tigers, including your thoughts on each edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast, on the Wests Tigers Podcast Forum. And we look forward to getting your 'One Word' submissions on the Eels trial after the match too!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It was great to see the Wests Tigers in action on Sunday, though most of our star players were absent. This edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast is a look back at the 20-14 (four tries to three) loss to the Bulldogs at Kogarah. As per tradition, we start with a healthy list of 'One Word' submissions about the trial from members of the Wests Tigers Podcast Forum. Then we look at some of the positives to come out of the game, including the impressive performances of guys such as Kit Laulilii, Solomon Saukuru, and new buy, Jeral Skelton. These good showings might make for some rethinking of the round one Wests Tigers team, along with this Friday night's trial against the Eels at Leichhardt Oval. Other positives? It is fair to say that the Wests Tigers look fitter than last year, while there seems to be some real class coming through in the next generation of playmakers. While the strong performances from Royce Hunt and Brent Naden in the Indigenous All-Stars game also give us reason to be optimistic. More questions than answers Joel Helmes, Garry Watson, and Nick Hayes, also look at some of the head scratches that still exist, including: Sione Fainu, is he a chance of playing on an edge in the NRL? What will Tim Johannssen's future bring? Who will play fullback in Round One if Bula isn't available? What is going on with Justin Olam and his knees? If he is out, who will play centre for Round One? Is Luke Laulilii out for an extended period? Some things to be concerned about too. On the other side of the coin, the boys raise some concerns out of the trial match, including the performance of a couple of guys who we thought might be genuine NRL prospects this year. We hope you enjoy this first post-match edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast for 2025 and don't forget to join the conversation right now at the Wests Tigers Podcast Forum! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One cold afternoon the team were out at Kogarah. Somehow, Big Marn got a bit confused and lost his bearings.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The final countdown is now on to the kick-off of the 2025 NRL season and that means the Wests Tigers Podcast is getting back into gear. After another long off-season, NRL trials are just a few weeks away and on this edition of the pod, we take a look at who we expect to represent Wests Tigers in our first practice match against the Bulldogs. Guys like Makasini, Mason, Porter, Matamua, and Sukkar are likely to line up in the game at Kogarah, but will any of the more established NRL players make an appearance? How about the Wests Tigers playing a game in Las Vegas in 2026? We discuss the rumours our club will be chosen to showcase the game next year, and the plusses and minuses of taking a game to the USA for club and team. Sione Fainu has taken position 29 in the NRL roster for 2025, we discuss where we see the third Fainu brother fitting in this year, and, what the future might hold for Latu Fainu. And, what should the club do with the last roster spot? Stay tuned for a rundown of what we consider the strengths and weaknesses of the 2025 Wests Tigers team and squad. And we identify some of the best athletes, the most naturally gifted players to have worn a Wests Tigers jersey in battle. Names like McGuinness, Koroibete, Richards, Payten, and Corey Pearson come to our attention. We hope you enjoy one of the last off-season editions of the Wests Tigers Podcast, buckle up for what looks like a great adventure ahead in season 2025! And don't forget to join us talking everything Wests Tigers on the Wests Tigers Podcast Forum right through the year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We loved Unite Round! Emma, Maj, Dale & Eric discuss the six games played in Kogarah, our World Champion ParaMatildas, next year's SheBelieves Cup, and Tijan McKenna's callup to ... the Croatian national team???

ESPN's The Far Post tackle Unite Round! Join Sam Lewis, Marissa Lordanic, and Angela Christian-Wilkes as we talk about the vibes at Kogarah, what we liked and what we didn't, as well as praise Brisbane, ask questions of the Wanderers, and wade through the four 1-1 draws. Plus Mary Fowler's withdrawal and other Matildas squad updates, you love to see its, boots, and how goods! Follow The Far Post on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Check out espn.com.au or download the ESPN App. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The trio is finally together, Michelle, Jamie, and Nic chat about our opening match against Eastern, and preview the away fixture against Kaya FC

Michelle and Jamie take you through the new kit launch, new signings, and our first opponent in the ACL...2...

A Kogarah, quartiere a sud ovest di Sydney, da 15 anni ogni settimana un gruppo di persone anglofone si incontra nella biblioteca locale per chiacchierare di un po' di tutto, ma rigorosamente in italiano.

On Saturday night Canterbury went down to a ravenous Kogarah and defeated St. George 28 to 10. The next day Bulldogs lock Kurt Mann joined Andrew Moore and the team to talk about how the match played out, the closeness of the Bulldogs, and the pre-season fitness camp.

The Panel review our loss to the Bulldogs at Kogarah in round 23 putting our season in jeopardy

The boys recap a routine Storm victory before another round of 'What About This Bloke?' (13:27) and then a full preview of the weekend's action (22:51), including a do-or-die match in Canberra (34:33) and the game of the round at Kogarah (54:21) and then some NRLW news (01:14:31). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joins Denan and Justin Horo ahead of the Dragons big clash with the Bulldogs at Kogarah this weekend off the back of their big upset win over the Storm in Melbourne on Saturday Night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Belmore is rocking, Kogarah is set to explode and everything suddenly seems right in the rugby league world. Mobbsy, Fatima and Tyson look at the massive Dragons-Bulldogs derby after both clubs staked their claim for a finals spot. They debate who will fall out of top-eight contention, reveal a surprise pick to play in the grand final and rate the NRL's most improved players.   If you liked this episode, check out The Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast by searching in this app or watch full episodes on the Codes Sports YouTube channel. Or you can catch the best clips from every episode of The Matty Johns Podcast on our Instagram and TikTok channels @mattyjohnspodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Belmore is rocking, Kogarah is set to explode and everything suddenly seems right in the rugby league world. Mobbsy, Fatima and Tyson look at the massive Dragons-Bulldogs derby after both clubs staked their claim for a finals spot. They debate who will fall out of top-eight contention, reveal a surprise pick to play in the grand final and rate the NRL's most improved players. If you're enjoying this podcast, hit the follow or subscribe button wherever you're listening. Follow us on socials for more content: Instagram, Facebook and TikTokRead more on the Daily Telegraph websiteWatch full episodes on the Codes Sports YouTube channel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There are all threes in the number of this edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast...let's hope tonight's game against the Dragons isn't a step towards our third wooden spoon! On this big mid-week edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast, Eddie Otto and Steve Stretton preview the looming clash with a team that has already beaten us twice this season. But can this new-look Wests Tigers side (due mostly to injuries and suspensions) get one back against the somewhat hot and cold Kogarah side? There's also a round of Buy, Sell, or Hold. And the tables are turned for Yioti's Quiz with Steve becoming the quiz master and Eddie having to come up with the answers. We hope you enjoy this edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast and hope to return for a big post-victory edition on Monday morning!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

St George Illawarra got a good win on the board in wet conditions against Souths at Kogarah in round 10. Coach Shane Flanagan told Andrew Moore and the team that he's happy with how the team is building under his stewardship. Flanagan said they are still in the early days of the transition and many of the key combinations are still developing. He set no target in terms of what place they should finish even though some unnamed Rugby League identities (it was Michael Carayannis) tipped them to get the wooden spoon - something Flanno is using to motivate the team.

After back to back losses before the bye it feels like a potentially season defining game coming up against the last placed South Sydney Rabbitohs.If that's not enough - There are also 3 games on at Kogarah on Saturday with a couple of our SG Ball premiership winning Dragons playing Jersey Flegg, we take on CJ Mundine who gets a run in the injury ravaged Souths line up all before our boys look to snap this losing streak and get a 4 point win.How confident are we? Will we be in the top 8 by the end of magic round? Does Dargon mean winners?

After the bitterly disappointing loss to the Dolphins the Dragons return home to Kogarah to meet the next challenge in the guise of the North Queensland Cowboys.We are joined by Pistol from On the Range Podcast for Behind Enemy Lines, while Jesse guides us through all the Dragons team news

First team list Tuesday of the year and the Dragons have named a near full strength squad for the Charity Shield clash against Souths at Kogarah

Welcome back to another edition of the ParraPodcast and the first of the 2024 season. We look at the first two rounds of the junior competition: week 1: https://www.parraeels.com.au/news/2024/02/05/junior-reps-wrap-sg-ball--harold-matts-off-to-flying-start/ week 2: https://www.parraeels.com.au/news/2024/02/12/junior-reps-wrap-eels-score-a-treble-against-sharks/ and our first trial match of the 2024 NRL season against the Raiders played at Kogarah on 17 Feb 2024 https://www.parraeels.com.au/news/2024/02/13/nrl-pre-season-challenge-team-list-week-1/ Eels fan day https://www.cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au/events/eels-2024-fan-day#:~:text=The%20Parramatta%20Eels%20are%20thrilled,that%20will%20last%20a%20lifetime.

Dr. Amira Sanki is a specialist plastic surgeon working in Kogarah, NSW. She qualified as a specialist plastic surgeon in 2011 and currently trains plastic surgery registrars at St George Hospital in aesthetic surgery.Dr. Sanki is also the Vice President and Chair of Education of the Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons responsible for  organising the annual educational events of ASAPS. ASAPS education is credited with keeping the plastic surgery community connected and well informed leading to better patient satisfaction and safety. Dr Sanki has been instrumental in ASAPS media and lobbying campaigns for the public to “know the difference” between qualified surgeons and cosmetic doctors.  Dr. Sanki has a special interest in body contouring after massive weight loss and has presented locally and globally at plastic surgery meetings on the topics of aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery. Listen to the full podcast here: https://omny.fm/shows/ageless-by-rescu/dr-amira-sanki-bsc-med-mbbs-phd-fracs-plastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Residents of Southern Sydney could be looking at increased insurance costs as flood studies begin in Chris Minns' electorate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the occasion of World Hindi Day, observed on 10 January 2024, SBS Hindi spoke to Pallavi Singh, a volunteer Hindi teacher at South Asian Hindi School, Kogarah, about the joys of volunteering.

Sam Elmir, Mayor of Georges River Council Mayor spoke to Neil Breen about the trial's potential to shape legislation and integrate e-scooters into Sydney's transportation fabric, citing similar trends worldwide.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Property Unfiltered, a collection of raw and uncensored conversations with Simon Loo, alongside savvy investors who are achieving their goals. On this episode of Property Unfiltered, we bring Stephen's roller-coaster journey to financial freedom to light. He sits down with House Finder's Simon Loo and Smart Property Investment's Grace Ormsby to share how his foray into property investment began in 2007 when he purchased his first property in Kogarah, Sydney. With next to no knowledge, he embarked on what would become a transformative venture. The property, initially bought for $442,000, appreciated significantly, sparking a realisation in Stephen that property investment could be his golden ticket to passive income and early retirement. Despite initial success, Stephen's journey has not been without its setbacks. A venture into property development in Pascoe Vale South, Melbourne, taught him a hard lesson when he bought a property that turned out to be a wreck. Instead of deterring him, it reinforced the importance of thorough due diligence and the value of professional advice.

Dr. Amira Sanki is a specialist plastic surgeon working in Kogarah, NSW. She qualified as a specialist plastic surgeon in 2011 and currently trains plastic surgery registrars at St George Hospital in aesthetic surgery.Dr. Sanki is also the Vice President and Chair of Education of the Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons responsible for  organising the annual educational events of ASAPS. ASAPS education is credited with keeping the plastic surgery community connected and well informed leading to better patient satisfaction and safety. Dr Sanki has been instrumental in ASAPS media and lobbying campaigns for the public to “know the difference” between qualified surgeons and cosmetic doctors.  Dr. Sanki has a special interest in body contouring after massive weight loss and has presented locally and globally at plastic surgery meetings on the topics of aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery. Watch the episode here: https://youtu.be/Azue0rJf184See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We conclude our chat with former Dragon Wally Fullerton-Smith on this week's podcast. Wally chats Roy Masters, Panasonic Cup win, Brian Smith, the SCG and returning to Kogarah. Plus the latest on Shane Flanagan's Dragons Way tour, Dragons history and fans questions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

SOS Glass Services (+61 410 311 916) makes a strong case as probably the best glazier in the Sydney area. Learn more at https://sosglassservices.com.au SOS Glass Services Pty Ltd 34 Verdun Street, Bexley, NSW 2207, Australia Website https://sosglassservices.com.au Email prc.pressagency@gmail.com

In this episode of the Watercooler podcast, David Hughes welcomes Scott Yung, an education entrepreneur and advocate for Robert Menzies' vision for Australia. Scott shares his inspiring story of starting from humble beginnings in Sydney's Waterloo, growing up in a Housing Commission, and attending a public selective school.He worked his way up the corporate ladder before challenging now Premier Chris Minns for the state seat of Kogarah. Despite limited resources, Scott's campaign made the seat the most marginal in the state. Today, Scott runs a primary school coaching college called the Primary Way, focusing on STEM education and practical skills for children. Join Dave as he delves into Scott's upbringing, his parents, and life in Waterloo.Timeline:[00:01:26] Scott's upbringing and parents. [00:04:05] Falling in love with politics. [00:08:55] Birthplace of Clive James. [00:12:23] Working at Yellowbrick Road. [00:16:28] Equipping students for the future. [00:19:14] Education system decline. [00:23:00] Valuing teaching as a profession. [00:28:24] Starting a business in Australia. [00:33:22] Peter Dutton's genuine listening. [00:35:51] Financial stability and family.

The boys recap Thursday night's action before another round of 'What About This Bloke?' (08:04), before looking ahead to the weekend's action starting with Campo paying tribute to his favourite player ahead of Game 300 (15:57), a depleted Rabbitohs heading to Kogarah (31:54), and a potential upset in Melbourne (44:32) before a ranking of every centre Jarrod Croker ever played with (52:00), and then some news of the week, including what the Blues can do with their team selection for Game Two (58:47).

In this TOGA Podcast, Australian medical oncologist, Associate Professor Chee Lee, St George Hospital, Kogarah, is joined by medical oncologist Dr Tristan Barnes, Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, and Dr Alex Davis, PhD candidate and medical oncologist at Chris O'Brien Lifehouse, Sydney. They discuss treatment of patients with non-small cell lung cancer with KRAS mutations, the role of co-mutations, and biomarkers that are negative predictors of response. Furthermore, the speakers give an update on current clinical research and approval status of KRAS inhibitors as well as the clinical need for the availability of KRAS inhibitors in Australia.

A chaotic week for Dragons Fans as the club makes the decision to part ways with Anthony Griffin. Christian welcomes CEO Ryan Webb to talk us through the process, what Hooks departure means for the club moving forward, and what we can expect from Ryan Carr in 2023. The season marches on, with key changes ahead of the Roosters game at Kogarah on Friday.  So, Dragons legend Shaun Timmins joins The Den for an inside look on the state of the squad, his role mentoring the youngster and of course, a look back at the career of a man who gave everything he had  for the club. Through the emergence of the Super League, the early days of the merger and the evolution of the NRL. Timmo is a man who reached the highest of highs, battled through the lows and continues to commit his all to the club he loves. The Dragons Den is hosted by Christian McEwan Executive Producer Jaben Ryan  Audio and Production - Hayes SiilbecSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The panel are together for a very unusual Thursday night edition previewing the game against the Bulldogs. We have Swanky from South Perth on to give us an insight into his team the Bulldogs as well as some live crosses to the Sharks v Cowboys game

Voters in New South Wales are heading to the polling booths on March 25. For both Premier Dominic Perrottet and Labor leader Chris Minns, it is their first election as leader. The Coalition government has held power since 2011. Labor needs to gain a net nine seats to form majority government. If Labor wins, the party will be in power in every state and territory except Tasmania. There are 10 seats in this election that are on a margin of less than 6%, including Minns' seat of Kogarah on 0.1%. In several contests the fate of “teal' candidates will be watched. Spending and donation caps, and optional preferential voting make the teals' path to victory more difficult than in the federal election. In this podcast, Michelle Grattan speaks with Antony Green, the ABC's election analyst, Professor Andy Marks, from the University of Western Sydney, and Ashleigh Raper, the ABC's NSW state political reporter.

How The Cowboys Broke The Kogarah Curse With Chad Townsend & Ben Dobbin Sheds Light On How The Broncos Will Recover After Losing To The Tigers See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the final episode of the of the Everyday Fijians podcast, we have Sera Ravatudei who resides in Western Australia, Sera with links to Yavusania in Nadi, and Kadavu, shares her story and journey from being born and raised in the St George area to now living in WA, but also on top of that, being fiji drua and Fijiana rep and as well known for her barnstorming runs which one of them went viral on tiktok and her defence which is like hitting a brick wall, But overall I do hope you enjoy this podcast and just like sera, being an everyday Fijian sharing her everyday story in the everyday world..

To mark this year's International Yoga Day, The Global Society for Peace and Spiritual Science Incorporated (GSPSS) and Penshurst Nepalese Community (PNC) organised a special event on 21 June in Sydney's Kogarah. Acharya Rajan Sharma from GSPSS talks about this day's significance, the history of yoga and its importance in today's modern society.  - सन् २०२२ को अन्तराष्ट्रिय योग दिवसको उपलक्ष्यमा विश्व शान्ति तथा अध्यात्म विज्ञान समाज (जीएसपीएसएस) र पेन्सहर्स्ट नेपलीज कम्युनिटीले सिड्नीको कोगरास्थित विशेष कार्यक्रम आयोजना गरेका छन्। हरेक वर्ष जुन २१ तारिखमा मनाइने यो दिवस किन महत्त्वपूर्ण छ ? यस लगायत योगले मानव जीवनमा कस्तो भूमिका खेल्छ भन्ने विषयमा जीएसपीएसएसका आचार्य राजन शर्मासँगको कुराकानी सुन्नुहोस्। 

The Kogarah StoreHouse is a charitable, not-for-profit, community-based organization with a vision of providing assistance to people in difficulty dealing with life's struggles and meeting their daily needs. - The Kogarah StoreHouse adalah sebuah organisasi amal, nirlaba, berbasis komunitas dengan visi memberikan bantuan kepada masyarakat yang dalam kesulitan menangani perjuangan hidup dan memenuhi kebutuhan sehari-hari mereka.

Japanese soccer fans gathered at Jubilee Stadium, Kogarah on Monday, to cheer on their Samurai Blue heroes ahead of their Socceroo clash on Thursday. - 3月24日木曜日にシドニーで行われるFIFAワールドカップ・アジア最終予選、オーストラリア戦を前に、シドニーの子供たちが日本代表の応援に駆けつけました。

Chris Minns joined Jonesy & Amanda to chat about speed cameras, revenue and the infamous Bruce Lee statue in Kogarah.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Speech & Language Pathologist Nada, chats with Dr Mahony in this episode about speech pathology in relations to kids sleep, learning, development and much more. You can find Nada at her practice - Q Speech and Learning Clinic in Kogarah, Sydney, HERE. This is our Season Finale, and we will be back in early 2022 bigger and better, with a brand new season, a brand new name, brand new themes, and more expert advise from Dr Mahony. In the mean time, follow Dr Derek Mahony on Youtube HERE, and his practice Full Face Orthodontics on Instagram HERE.

Announcing the 'Balancing Hormones Holistically' Workshop on 1st Nov 2018 In this episode, Prof interviews one of his previous patients — Kalli Fardoulis — who discusses her journey using alternative therapies. Have a listen to the episode to find out more about how you can access details about the workshop she will be facilitating on the 1st Nov 2018 at 56 Montgomery St, Kogarah 2217 at 7pm. 'Balancing Hormones Holistically' Workshop with Kalli Fardoulis Workshop Address: 53, Montgomery St, Kogarah 2217 Date of workshop: 1st Nov 2018 Time: 7pm - 9pm