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Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss major changes within Leederville-based real estate agency Realmark. Plus Union movement says miners "hyper-aggressive"; CCC critical of work hours campaigning; and $273m committed for Westport.

In the heart of Leederville, The Oxford Hotel conveys heritage with a modern twist, after tasteful renovations updating the 118 year old pub.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Roly and Shady walk to the car from The Luna Cinema in Leederville after a screening of Foe. Fair to say, Shady gets a couple of things wrong in this pod and also reveals a staggeringly unpro lack of knowledge. Roly mostly gets away unscathed:)

Big show today, China is currently selling ice as street food. Huge day in the UFC yesterday and it was ruined for the X man, Xav's son has a new nickname, and there was a fight at Leederville IGA. EnjoySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's episode, I chat with Elsa Mitchell, Business Mentor and Podcast host of Bossy Bitch. Hear how we met, and why we decided to collaborate since bonding over different life experiences. Chatting about our upcoming event here in Perth. It's at a great location, with incredible food… Hello, Morning Tea and Lunch! Fabulous for making connections, and a door prize you won't want to miss. So much value in the one day!   We also chat about the power of stories, our vulnerability and real talk. We'll be sharing more of our stories at our event.   Sharing some of the things we hear our clients struggling with, and tag team our top ideas on how to bring in some extra cash to make bank for Christmas. Here's a couple to whet your appetite: Affiliate marketing with integrity Track and follow-up your leads   We're stronger together!   If you're ready to Make Bank for Christmas, you don't want to miss our live event in Leederville later this month. Here's the link to get your hands on a ticket: https://onlinesocialbutterfly.com.au/make-bank-for-christmas-workshop/   Also, here's where you can connect with Elsa https://elsamitchell.com.au/     And, here's the link to the book “Go Giver” by Bob Burg mentioned in this episode: https://a.co/d/0ARkr54  

In today's podcast, I did a live event with Dr. Ben Sessa. at Luna Palace in Leederville. Ben was in town to help with various Antipodean psychedelic training schemes and conferences, and was kind enough to sit down for a live podcast - and a bit of socializing with the Perth psychedelic community afterward. It was clear from Ben's perspective that the eyes of the psychedelic world are now on Australia, and how we move forward as a collective has more import than ever.

This crazy man is running, jogging or walking 40km every day for 40 days in the hope to raise 40k for John Hunter's Children Hospital for his 40th birthday! He's over 3/4 the way through it & we discuss the pain he's been putting himself through. Juggling his injuries, managing his Newy Fried Chicken Business, being a father & husband - it has not been easy.We also wind the clock back to when he moved over to Perth in 2008 with his then fiancé. Going from bar tender to managing Gold Bar & then Purl in Subiaco, with the stories that came with it, one with 50 cent.Then setting up his own bar called The Good Shephard in Leederville & all the business lessons he gained from that experience. Then we discuss how becoming a father, deciding to no longer drink & get into boxing was a sliding doors moment for him. This eventually led him to moving back to Newcastle to be around his family, so his kids could enjoy growing up around their grandparents.A great chat with an open book of a human being, that's just out there having a crack & putting everything he has into each challenge. If you'd like to donate or follow his journey, click here → https://linktr.ee/ngbrady

Senior journalist Jack McGinn and journalist Liv Declerck discuss the application of business principles in the non-profit sector. Plus: energy infrastructure demand; Leederville development upsize and a new WA gold mine.

Roly and Shady wander through noisy Leederville traffic while chewing over the ideas in Aftersun.

The Breakfast Confidential has put together a list of the best cafes open on Christmas day. Some of the places you can grab a morning coffee include Swell in Mullaloo and Pixel Coffee in Leederville. The Breakfast Confidential owner Liz Sheehan told 6PR Perth Live the cafes do it for their customers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Some of Perth's most populated cappuccino strips are now smoke free zones. Cigarettes and vapes have been banned on Angove and Fitzgerald streets in North Perth, Scarborough Beach Road in Mt Hawthorn, Oxford Street in Leederville and parts of William Street and Beaufort Street. Leederville mayor Emma Cole told Gary Adshead on 6PR Mornings the public health target was delivered two years ahead of schedule. "I think people will appreciate going home and not smelling of smoke," she said.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's episode is something extraordinary. Last week featured a conversation with Di and Ian Haggerty, in a shearing shed filled by 170 people from right around the country. You might remember it ended with Di's passing reference to some amazing insight that Noongar woman Heidi Mippy had shared. Heidi is an author, senior staffer with the Noongar Land Enterprise Group, and so much more. She had been personally invited to this event by Di, in anticipation of further growing the relationships they'd been treasuring with First Nations people. But no one could have anticipated what ended up unfolding while this event was taking place. Ian and I were told of what Di already knew at that point, after the conversation between Di, Ian and I ended. Later in the day, after a farm tour, there was to be a panel conversation. It was to bring Di and Ian together with co-founder of natural intelligence farming, Jane Slattery, and long-time collaborator and organiser of this event, the CEO of Nutrisoil Nakala Maddock. Given the amazing story unfolding in the background, and that we'd ended the morning session talking about the richness on offer for landholders in inviting First Nations people in, I suggested acting on that here and now. Heidi was subsequently invited to join that afternoon dialogue, and thankfully accepted the invitation. This is part of what ensued. This conversation was recorded live at the Haggerty farm in the WA wheatbelt on 24 October 2022. Title slide image: an aerial image of Wagyl (SmartSoil Media). See the episode web page for more photos. Music: Stones and Bones, by Owls of the Swamp. Find more: Read a transcript of our conversation and see a few photos on the episode web page – https://www.regennarration.com/ Tune in to last week's episode 142: ‘Dianne & Ian Haggerty on Tapping into Natural Intelligence, with live audience on the farm' (you'll find more links, some photos and transcript on the episode web page too) - https://www.regennarration.com/episodes/142-dianne-ian-haggerty Heidi Mippy on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/heidi-mippy/ And Heidi speaking with Di, Damon Gameau and Anthony at the premiere screening of Regenerating Australia at Leederville for ep 122 - https://www.regennarration.com/episodes/122-regenerating-australia-live Thanks very much to the generous supporters of this podcast, for making this episode possible. If you too value what you hear, please consider joining them to help keep the podcast going. Just head to the website at https://www.regennarration.com/support If you'd like to become a subscriber to the podcast, connect with other listeners and receive other benefits, head to the Patreon page at - https://www.patreon.com/RegenNarration Maybe even wave the flag by picking up something from The RegenNarration shop - https://www.regennarration.com/shop You can also support the podcast by sharing an episode with a friend or colleague, or rating or reviewing the podcast. Thanks for your support!

Well known ABC radio presenter Natasha Mitchell called this an “unbelievably powerful session ‘On Fire!'” Ballardong Noongar leader and regenerative landholder, Oral McGuire, was alongside Greg Mullins, the former NSW Fire Commissioner who became a major national figure in the Black Summer bushfires, and Professor Lesley Head, co-author of the latest book in the incredible First Knowledges series (the first book in that series, Songlines, was featured in episodes 92 and 93, and they're still among the top 5 most played episodes on this podcast). This conversation was part of the Quantum Words Festival here in Perth last month. This time, the day after Schools Day, with the adults, and again in pin-drop attentive silence. The event billing read: It's a fundamental tool, but also one of our greatest fears. Join former NSW Fire Commissioner Greg Mullins, Indigenous fire expert Oral McGuire, and cultural geographer Lesley Head, as they talk with Anthony James about our relationship with fire as the planet warms. This conversation was recorded live at the Quantum Words Festival in the WA State Library in Boorloo / Perth on 17 September 2022. Title slide image: Anthony, Greg, Lesley and Oral in conversation (pic: from a Twitter post by Natasha Mitchell). Music: Regeneration, composed by Amelia Barden, from the soundtrack of the new film Regenerating Australia, available for community screenings now - https://theregenerators.co/regenerating-australia/ Find more: Read a transcript of our conversation on the episode web page – https://www.regennarration.com/ Greg's book ‘Firestorm' - https://www.penguin.com.au/books/firestorm-9781761040917 Lesley's book ‘Hope & Grief in the Anthropocene' - https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/mono/10.4324/9781315739335/hope-grief-anthropocene-lesley-head And Lesley's latest co-authored book ‘Plants: Past, Present & Future', part of the First Knowledges series - https://thamesandhudson.com.au/product/plants-past-present-and-future/ To hear more from Oral (and Heidi Mippy), tune into ep 122, Regenerating Australia Live in Leederville - https://www.regennarration.com/episodes/122-regenerating-australia-live Quantum Words Festival, Perth – https://qwp.writingwa.org/ Thanks very much to the generous supporters of this podcast, for making this episode possible. If you too value what you hear, please consider joining them to help keep the podcast going. Just head to the website at https://www.regennarration.com/support If you'd like to become a subscriber to the podcast, connect with other listeners and receive other benefits, head to the Patreon page at - https://www.patreon.com/RegenNarration Maybe even wave the flag by picking up something from The RegenNarration shop - https://www.regennarration.com/shop You can also support the podcast by sharing an episode with a friend or colleague, or rating or reviewing the podcast. Thanks for your support!

Mark Duffield, chief football writer for The West Australian, is joined by Glen Quartermain, sport chief of staff, to discuss Brad Scott jumping to the head of the queue for the vacant Essendon coaching position, what Jayden Hunt would bring to West Coast, where AFL trades are at, and we give our tips for the West Perth and Claremont AFL grand final. Plus, Duff and Quarters read out your other thoughts on the Thirsty Camel mailbag and the boys answer your questions. If you have a question or comment for the guys, send your messages to duffandquarters@wanews.com.au For more from the guys, and the latest news in sport, head to thewest.com.au/sportSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Leederville will take on a festival feel for the historic WAFL grand final this Saturday with street closures, food and entertainment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ep114 OverviewIn Episode 114 of The Big Cruise Podcast, we celebrate the life and maritime service of the Late Queen Elizabeth II, answering Listener Questions about her and the ships she had named/christened. Cruise News return with great cruise news from around the world and finally Keith joins us to review his recent cruise from New York to Southampton onboard Cunard's Queen Mary 2.Support the showSupport the Show:Listen, Like, Subscribe & Review on your favourite podcast directory.Share the podcast with someone you think will enjoy the showBuy Me A Coffee – This podcast is only possible thanks to our supporters, simply buying a coffee keeps us on air. It is just like shouting your mate a coffee, and we consider our listeners close mates. https://bit.ly/2T2FYGXSustainable Fashion – choose a TBCP design or design your own… all using organic cotton, green energy and zero plastic https://bit.ly/32G7RdhListener QuestionsLuke – Did the late QEII ever sail on Cunard?Barrie – How many ships did the late Queen of England christen?Margie – What is the difference between the Queen and Queen Consort?Cruise Review - QM2Review of QM2 by Keith from USACruise Line: Cunard LineShip: Queen Mary 2Passengers: 2691Crew: 1173Itinerary: New York to SouthamptonShip Info: Queen Mary 2  CunardCruise NewsP&O Welcomes Third Ship to Australia. The entire P&O Cruises Australia fleet of three magnificent ships has returned home to resume cruising in Australia with the arrival in Sydney today of Pacific Adventure, which later in the day is set to become one of the tallest ships to sail under the Sydney Harbour Bridge.Pacific Adventure sailed through the Heads this morning on her way initially to the Overseas Passenger Terminal. Celebrations surrounding Pacific Adventure's arrival were scaled back as a mark of respect following the death of Her Majesty The Queen.A special marine engineering project has given Pacific Adventure the ‘head room' necessary for the ship to sail under the bridge to the White Bay Cruise Terminal.An important homecoming for the 109,000-tonne 2600-guest Pacific Adventure as it will be based year-round in Sydney to take cruise fans on itineraries to Australian destinations and to the South Pacific where cruising is vital to island economies.Pacific Adventure's first commercial cruise will depart from Sydney on October 22 on a three-night comedy cruise.Pacific Adventure's arrival means that P&O, as Australia's home-grown cruise line, can expand its presence sailing from a number of Australian ports and from Auckland in New Zealand.Of the three P&O ships now home, Pacific Encounter is based in Brisbane for year-round cruising, Pacific Adventure is based in Sydney. Pacific Explorer will do cruise seasons from Adelaide, Melbourne, Fremantle and Cairns. Explorer will do an extended Auckland cruise season from June to November next year.Carnival Gets Keys to the Newest Fun Ship as Ship Transitions from Costa FleetTransitioning from sister line Costa, Carnival Luminosa has officially joined the Carnival Cruise Line fleet today as the newest Fun Ship which will debut from Brisbane, Australia, Nov. 6, 2022.In Palermo, Italy, this morning, Costa Captain Nicolantonio Palombella handed over the ship to Carnival Captain Adriano Binacchi, with additional leadership team members from both lines in attendance. Carnival Brand Ambassador John Heald captured the moment in a video which can be viewed here.Arriving to Australia in just two months, Carnival Luminosa will sail a variety of seasonal itineraries from Brisbane from Nov. 6, 2022 to April 13, 2023, offering something for everyone, before repositioning for seasonal service from Seattle to Alaska next May, including some exotic, first-time-for-Carnival destinations.Carnival Luminosa is a sister ship to the four other Spirit-class ships and will accommodate up to 2,826 guests and 1,050 Carnival crew members. Carnival Luminosa will be home to many of the activities and experiences from other Carnival ships that guests have come to know and love as well as some new spaces.Featuring guest favourites from entertainment, youth, and spa, to casino, bars and dining, offerings will include Playlist Productions, The Punchliner Comedy Club, Limelight Lounge, Piano Bar 88, Alchemy Bar, RedFrog Rum Bar, Fahrenheit 555 Steakhouse, Chef's Table, Bonsai Sushi Express, Seaday Brunch, Serenity Adult-Only Retreat, and Cloud 9 Spa, among others.Green Eggs and Ham breakfast return to Carnival Fleet For the first time since the line's pause in guest operations, Carnival Cruise Line will officially bring back its Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast with The Cat in The Hat and Friends across its fleet on sailings beginning Oct. 1. The breakfast is part of the many exciting experiences in Carnival's Seuss at Sea program, the line's exclusive partnership with Dr. Seuss Enterprises.Guests are encouraged to pack their imagination, as well as their appetites, as the whole family embarks on a breakfast that's part meal and part journey into the deliciously whimsical world of Dr. Seuss.Bringing Dr. Seuss' famed children's books to life, the breakfast features special appearances and meet and greet photo opportunities with favourite Dr. Seuss characters, helping create unforgettable memories no matter the age.From Green Eggs and Ham – of course – to brightly coloured fruit, gravity-defying fluffy pancake stacks, funky french toast, “Moose Juice” and “Goose Juice,” and much more, the fantastical feast features unique menu items, as well as classic breakfast offerings, accompanied by décor with bright colours and patterns. The breakfast is offered once per cruise.In addition to the Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast, the Seuss at Sea fleetwide program features fun youth, family, dining and entertainment activities inspired by the amazing world and words of Dr. Seuss, such as the Seuss-a-Palooza Story Time (beginning Nov. 1), Dr. Seuss Bookville, a family reading venue on select ships, character interactions, Dr. Seuss toys and games, and popular movies shown on board.Cunard British Film Festival Down Under Celebrating its tenth anniversary, the Cunard British Film Festival presented by Palace, will once again delight audiences with a superb line-up including many of the biggest and best films from the region.This year's festival will showcase the talents of Britain's finest filmmakers and actors including Stephen Frears, Sally Hawkins, Colin Farrell, Bill Nighy and more.Opening the festival on 19 October (18 October in Adelaide) is the premiere of the highly anticipated MRS. HARRIS GOES TO PARIS, a whimsical tale based on the popular novel. Starring the fabulous Lesley Melville as the titular Mrs. Harris, it follows her adventures as she embarks on a journey through Parisian high fashion.James Bond fans will be delighted with a special program showcasing six decades of iconic style and adventure. Highlights include DR.NO (60th anniversary), ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE (1969), starring Australia's Bond George Lazenby, SKYFALL (2012) on its 10-year anniversary and 1967's YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE.Inspired by the true story of the discovery of King Richard III's remains beneath a Leicester car park, THE LOST KING is a comedy-drama from Stephen Frears. Starring Sally Hawkins as a woman who forced academics and scholars to rethink everything they knew about one the most controversial kings in British history, and co-writer Steve Coogan as her husband.The Cunard British Film Festival presented by Palace screens in the following locations:Sydney: 19 Oct – 16 Nov, Palace Norton Street, Palace Verona, Chauvel Cinema, Palace CentralCanberra: 19 Oct – 16 Nov, Palace Electric CinemasMelbourne: 19 Oct – 16 Nov, The Astor Theatre, Palace Cinema Como, Palace Westgarth, Palace Balwyn, Palace Brighton Bay, Kino Cinemas and Pentridge CinemasBrisbane: 19 Oct – 16 Nov, Palace Barracks and Palace James StreetAdelaide: 18 Oct – 16 Nov, Palace Nova Eastend Cinemas, Palace Nova Prospect CinemasPerth: 19 Oct – 16 Nov, Palace Raine Square, Luna on SX, Leederville and WindsorByron Bay: 19 Oct – 16 Nov, Palace Byron BayHolland America Becomes First and Only Cruise Line Certified Sustainable for Alaska SeafoodHolland America Line has been awarded Responsible Fisheries Management (RFM) certification — making it the first and only cruise line to achieve this distinguished credential by serving only fresh, certified sustainable and traceable wild Alaska seafood. RFM certified all six of the cruise line's ships that sail to Alaska following an independent audit.RFM is a third-party certification program for wild-capture fisheries and is aligned with the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries, the most comprehensive set of international standards and best practices for wild fisheries. The RFM ecolabel includes the seafood product's origin and tells consumers where their food comes from every step of the way — starting with the Alaska fishers and processors and continuing to the cruise line's receipt of product and to the guest's plate.Usage of the RFM logo signifies solid commitment to a distinctive Chain of Custody program that assures buyers and guests their seafood is legally harvested, obtained from responsibly managed certified sustainable fisheries, and can be traced back to its origin.Serving Alaska seafood on Holland America Line ships has long been part of the brand's immersive culinary experiences. On any Alaska cruise, the line serves more than 2,000 pounds of Alaska Salmon, 1,000 pounds of Alaska cod, 800 pounds of Alaska halibut, 500 pounds of Alaska rockfish and more.Holland America Line Reports Positive Results of Cruise Industry's First Long-Term Biofuel Test on Board Volendam at Port of RotterdamHolland America Line completed the cruise industry's first multiweek test of biofuels on board Volendam at Port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands. The 20-day test was conducted in partnership with GoodFuels, a leading producer and supplier of sustainable biofuels for the transportation industry, and Wärtsilä, a global leader in power and propulsion technologies and lifecycle solutions for the marine market.The assessment was completed September 7. In the first five days of the test the ship used a mix of 30% biofuel and 70% marine gas oil (MGO) in one of its main auxiliary engines. For the final 15 days of testing, the ship used 100% biofuel. According to GoodFuels, there was a 78% decrease in lifecycle CO2 emissions during the final 15 days of trial compared to marine gas oil emissions.Dutch-flagged Volendam was selected for the test since it was located at the Port of Rotterdam, one of the global ports where GoodFuels operates the infrastructure necessary to provide biofuel waterside fueling services. There is no significant difference for the ship's team members in handling regular fuel oil versus biofuel. The use of a “drop-in” biofuel such as the one tested on Volendam requires no shipboard refitting or special equipment.What Are Biofuels?The advanced biofuel is derived from feedstocks that are certified as 100% waste or residue, with no land-use issues and no competition with food production or deforestation.Holland America Line's 2024 Grand Australia and New Zealand Voyage Returns After a DecadeHolland America Line is continuing to bolster its longer voyages departing from a North America homeport, and the 2024 Grand Australia and New Zealand Voyage is the newest addition. The 94-day journey that's been more than 10 years in the making departs Jan. 3, 2024, aboard Volendam, sailing roundtrip from San Diego, California.2024 Grand Australia and New Zealand Voyage Highlights94 days. Departs Jan. 3, 2024, sailing roundtrip from San Diego aboard Volendam.43 ports of call, including 17 around the Australian continent.4 overnight calls: Fremantle (Perth) and Sydney, Australia; Auckland, New Zealand; Papeete, Tahiti.2 evening departures: Honolulu, Hawaii, and Brisbane, Australia.Two full days of scenic cruising in the famed Great Barrier Reef, exploring the Ribbon Reef and Far North regions.16 calls at a collection of stunning South Pacific islands.A call at Komodo Island, with the opportunity to see the iconic Komodo Dragon prowling the landscape.Scenic cruising in the Torres Strait and Milford Sound.Two shorter segments are available: 58 days from San Diego to Sydney and 36 days from Sydney to San Diego.Celebrity Cruises announces new partnership with Four Pillars GinGlobally renowned for raising the bar on innovative food and beverage-focused experiences at sea, Celebrity Cruises is excited to announce a new partnership with Australia's leading craft distillery, Four Pillars Gin, serving up a range of exclusive experiences for guests on board Celebrity Eclipse this 2022-23 season.Celebrity Cruises will be the first cruise line to offer custom curated Four Pillars cocktails at sea, with four craft gin cocktails available throughout the entire 2022-23 season at ten bars onboard Celebrity Eclipse. Guests will be able to gaze out at the glistening Pacific Ocean, while sipping their favourite gin cocktails with botanicals from the very regions they're visiting. The gins include Four Pillars' award-winning Rare Dry, Fresh Yuzu, Bloody Shiraz and Navy Strength.Offering the ultimate destination-inspired holiday, travellers on the five-night sailing to Tasmania, departing Sydney on 10 March 2023, will be hosted by Four Pillars Senior Brand Ambassador, Wes Baimbridge, marking Celebrity Cruises' first ever gin-focused sailing. Pairing two award-winning trailblazers in the food and drinks space, culinary-curious travellers will have the opportunity to refine their palate with exclusive gin tasting and food pairing experiences.Showcasing the finest of each destination guests will visit, highlights of the Celebrity Eclipse five-night gin-centric itinerary includes:Sail Away Party with Four Pillars, featuring a complimentary gin cocktail to celebrate the start of the sailing, plus more surprises.Intimate Q&As with Wes Baimbridge, Four Pillars Senior Brand Ambassador, to discover the story behind the brand and crafting of Four Pillars' award-winning gins.Series of exclusive events throughout the sailing including gin tasting sessions to learn the essentials of food and gin pairing; gin and oyster flights; exclusive gin appreciation and pairing dinner; and hands-on cocktail masterclasses.Princess Cruises Unveils Bespoke Next Generation Ship – Sun Princess®Princess Cruises revealed a stunning new and bespoke ship platform that will be the brand's largest ship ever accommodating over 4,000 guests.  The new Sun Princess will boast stunning views, expansive venues, innovative entertainment venues, multi-story dining rooms and next level stateroom accommodations while remaining true to the smooth clean lines and design aesthetics inspired by the Seawitch icon and popularised in the original “Love Boat” TV series and returning the venerable “Sun Princess” name back into operation.Currently under construction at the Fincantieri shipyard and scheduled to debut in early 2024, the 175,500-ton vessel is the largest Princess ship ever constructed and embraces Italian heritage by featuring a next-level, brand-iconic Piazza and The Dome, a cutting-edge entertainment space inspired by the terraces of Santorini. Sun Princess will also feature the exclusive Princess Medallion that will extend Princess's leadership position in delivering exceptional personalized experiences at unmatched scale.  Princess is unique in the ability to deliver incredible cruise ship amenities typical of the largest ships in the world while delivering personalized service found on the industry's smallest ships.The inaugural season for Sun Princess begins in early 2024 with Mediterranean itineraries. The ship's first three voyages will go on sale at 8.00AM AEST Friday, September 16 for Elite guests, and midnight for the general public.This is the third ship to be honored with the Sun Princess name, adding to the legacy of the first ship sailing from 1974 to 1988 and the second ship sailing from 1995 to 2020. At that time, she had the largest number of balcony cabins, and the cruise line's first 24-hour cafe.Azamara Unveils New Europe 2024 Itineraries for its Four-Ship FleetAzamara – the upmarket cruise line and leader in Destination Immersion® experiences – is pleased to unveil 84 Europe itineraries across its four-ship fleet for 2024. Of the 84 new itineraries, 53 are Country Intensive voyages with over 50% of port calls being a late night or overnight, allowing guests ample time to dive deeper into the local culture and hidden gems of an individual country. On September 9, the cruise line will also launch a brand-new video series, ‘Lens of a Local,' allowing guests to get an exclusive look into the immersive excursions that can be experienced from a local's perspective on an Azamara voyage.Azamara is also expanding the company's longtime exclusive partnership with leading provider of international golf tours, PerryGolf, to offer the most worldwide golf sailings yet, with over 15 departures available to book in 2024. Highlights include:Azamara Quest's 12-Night British Isles Intensive Golf Voyage & The 152nd Open at Royal Troon: Beginning in Dublin, Ireland and concluding in Edinburgh, Scotland, this itinerary is beautifully balanced with famous city experiences like Liverpool, Belfast, Glasgow and Dundee plus exceptional golf at world renowned and highly revered venues around the British Isles such as Carnoustie, Kingsbarns, Royal Dornoch, Royal County Down & Royal Portrush. Guests will also have the opportunity to attend the final two days of The 152nd Open at Royal Troon with PerryGolf.Azamara Pursuit's 12-Night South Africa Intensive Voyage: This Country Intensive voyage allows guests to see more of South Africa's vibrant ports, exotic safaris, golden beaches, and UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Guests have the option to play five rounds of golf at East London Golf Club, one of South Africa's favorite championship venues for decades; Pearl Valley, a Jack Nicklaus Signature Course set in the famous Franschhoek Wine region; and more.Azamara Journey's 16-Night New Zealand & Australia Voyage: Travelers will discover natural wonders, Indigenous cultures, and extraordinary wildlife on this journey from New Zealand to Australia, sailing through the spectacular Milford Sound. PerryGolf offers six rounds of golf at some of the most renowned courses in the region, including the #1 course in New Zealand, Cape Kidnappers, as well as the second oldest course in New Zealand, Christchurch Golf Club.Azamara Quest's 9-Night Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil Voyage: Beginning in beautiful Buenos Aires and concluding with an overnight in spirited Rio De Janeiro, this sailing includes a round of golf at the Olympic Golf Course in Rio, site of golf's 2016 return to the Olympic Games. Travelers can also add on a post-voyage land program to visit the awe-inspiring Iguazu Falls from both the Argentine and Brazilian sides.Saga Ocean Cruises lines up stellar 2022/2023 celebrity entertainmentSaga Ocean Cruises lines up stellar 2022/2023 celebrity entertainment with Jools Holland, Alfie Boe, Phil Vickery and Kevin WoodfordSaga guests are in for an entertainment treat thanks to the celebrity line-up the cruise operator has confirmed for late 2022 and throughout 2023.The famous composer, pianist, bandleader and broadcaster, Jools Holland, returns to the Saga stage on six cruises between February and September 2023. Guests will be wowed with performances in the 444-seater Playhouse Theatre of some of Jools' popular sets including Barrel House, Take Me, Peace in the Valley and How sweet it is.The 2023 cruises Jools and his band will perform on are:Colours of the Canaries departing February 2Arctic Norway and the Northern Lights departing February 18Venice and the Treasures of the Adriatic departing April 9Contrasts of Scandinavia departing May 21Islands of the Western Mediterranean departing August 20Ancient Cities of the Eastern Mediterranean departing September 4And music fans can also now experience the incredible singing talents of Alfie Boe. As a young boy, Lancashire-born Alfie dreamed of a career as a singer and has since then conquered the world's most prestigious opera stages, led the cast of Les Miserables for nearly a year, and stolen the show at the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Concert at Buckingham Palace. He has also sold-out three UK Tours (including the Royal Festival Hall and the Royal Albert Hall) and appeals to hundreds of thousands of fans, having achieved Platinum album sales in the UK, and four top ten album placings.Alfie will perform on the Morocco and the Islands of the Atlantic cruise departing on November 15, 2022 on Spirit of Discovery.And the chef, presenter and cookery book author, Phil Vickery, will be joining the Cape Verde and the Canaries cruise departing November 19, 2022 to deliver a live cooking demonstration and Q&A session to guests. Vickery is often best known as part of the This Morning family and is firmly regarded as one of Britain's favourite chefs.Keeping with the cuisine theme, chef and presenter Kevin Woodford, will be performing a ‘Can't Cook, Won't Cook' masterclass and ‘A Question of Food' Q&A session with guests on the Flavours of the Western Mediterranean cruise departing on October 31, 2022.Look ahead to a festive break with Fred. Olsen Cruise LineBalmoral's eight-night L2232 ‘European Christmas Markets' cruise, departing from Portsmouth on 2nd December 2022. Itinerary: Portsmouth, England – Zeebrugge, Belgium – Gothenburg, Sweden – Copenhagen, Denmark – Cruising Kiel Canal, Germany – Hamburg, Germany – Portsmouth, EnglandBorealis' nine-night S2231 ‘River Cities and German Christmas Markets' cruise, departing from Liverpool on 5th December 2022. Itinerary: Liverpool, England – Cruising North Sea Canal, Netherlands – Amsterdam, Netherlands (overnight stay) – Cruising River Elbe, Germany – Hamburg, Germany (overnight stay) – Liverpool, EnglandBalmoral's 12-night L2233 ‘Festive Spain and Portugal' cruise, departing from Portsmouth on 10th December 2022. Itinerary: Portsmouth, England – Lisbon, Portugal – Cádiz, Spain – Funchal, Madeira (overnight stay) – Vigo, Spain – La Coruña, Spain – Portsmouth, EnglandBorealis' eight-night S2232 ‘Festive Spanish City Break' cruise, departing from Liverpool on 14th December 2022. Itinerary: Liverpool, England – Gijon, Spain – Getxo (Bilbao), Spain – Vigo, Spain – La Coruña, Spain – Liverpool, EnglandVida Portugal! Avalon Waterways unveils plans to make its debut on the Douro with a new Suite ShipAvalon Waterways has announced that it will make its Douro debut with a new itinerary and Suite Ship – the Avalon Alegria – in 2024. Embarking on its first-ever sailings in Portugal, Avalon Waterways is poised to offer a new view of the Old World.Hillside vineyards and historic villages await guests as they sail through Portugal's postcard-perfect views on Avalon's all-new, eight-day cruise that begins and ends in Porto and is filled with Avalon's signature, included ‘Classic,' ‘Discovery' and ‘Active' excursion choices. Featuring everything from ancient Amarante – in the picturesque Minho region, known for its golden church that dates back to 1530 – to the sandstone architecture in Salamanca Spain; rock art to riding bikes from Porto to the sea, this new cruise promises countless ways to soak up the splendour – from medieval castles to cinematic scenery and all the vinho, baked bread, olives and cheese a traveller could desire.Day-by-day sneak peek:Day 1: Welcome to Porto with an optional food tour, embarkation and overnight in the city.Day 2: Excursion choices include stepping back in time in Guimarães' historic city centre or cruising along the coast, on bike, from Porto Ribeira to the sea. The ship overnights in Porto Antigo.Day 3: Today's choice of excursions includes a visit to one of the Douro Valley's oldest farms, with food tasting near Peso da Régua and an overnight in Pinhão.Day 4: Experience a guided tour of Freixo de Numão, a charming village nestled between the nearby mountains, complete with regional wine-tasting or rock art in Vila Nova de Foz Côa. Tonight, Avalon Alegria docks in Barca d'Alva.Day 5: Choose from classic sightseeing in Freixo de Espada à Cinta or a visit to Salamanca in Spain. Learn to bake traditional Portuguese pastries (florinhas) during a hands-on optional excursion.Day 6: Paint a typical azulejos tile guided by a professional painter during a relaxing morning sail.  Spend the afternoon in Amarante and fado the evening away. Guests overnight in Porto with plenty of free time to peruse the city. Cruisers are always choosers with Avalon.Day 7: UNESCO the day away exploring Porto – with optional excursions ranging from a canal cruise to celebratory Portuguese traditions – before spending one more night in the city.Day 8: The cruise comes to an end in Porto.Living up to its name (which, in Portuguese, means happiness), the Avalon Alegria – like the rest of the company's fleet of Suite Ships – will feature signature, award-winning Panorama Suites on two full decks. Each Suite provides guests 200-square-feet of living space, Open-Air Balconies and beds facing the views for which Avalon river cruising is famous. In addition, the Alegria, will provide guests with a pool on the Sky Deck to bask in the sun and soak-in the beauty of Portugal while sailing from a new, poolside point-of-view.This new Suite Ship, built exclusively to sail the Douro, will have a total of 14 Deluxe Staterooms and 37 Panorama Suites, accommodating just 102 guests and 33 crew members.And last…. The Biggest Cruise news for Australia & New Zealand…. For the first time, Disney Cruise Line is bringing the magic of a Disney to families and fans in Australia and New Zealand during brand-new “Disney Magic at Sea” cruises beginning late October 2023. The ship is the destination on these limited-time voyages, which have been specially created to immerse local guests in their favorite Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars stories through enchanting entertainment and enhanced experiences throughout each cruise.The Disney Wonder will embark on these “Disney Magic at Sea” cruises through February 2024, ranging from two to six nights and departing from four home ports: Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, Australia; and Auckland, New Zealand.During the repositioning voyages between Honolulu and Sydney in October 2023 and February 2024, the Disney Wonder will offer the fleet's first-ever South Pacific itineraries. These brand-new cruises will give guests from around the world the chance to experience exotic destinations like Fiji and Samoa. Bookings open to the public on Oct. 6, 2022AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND CRUISES 2023 – 2024 Cruises from SydneySail Dates: 28/10/23, 01/11/23, 24/12/23, 28/12/23, 03/01/24, 05/01/24, 08/01/24, 12/01/24,14/01/24, 20/01/24, 23/01/24, 12/02/24Prices starting from (for 2 nights on 12/01/24, per person based on double occupancy):Inside Stateroom: US$720Oceanview Stateroom: US$789Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah: US$918Concierge Stateroom with Verandah: US$1741Cruises from Melbourne Sail dates: 03/11/23, 05/11/23, 09/11/23, 12/11/23, 16/11/23, 26/01/24, 30/01/24, 02/02/24,05/2/24, 09/02/24Prices starting from (for 2 nights on 03/11/23, per person based on double occupancy):Inside Stateroom: US$546Oceanview Stateroom: US$593Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah: US$689Concierge Stateroom with Verandah: US$1281Cruises from BrisbaneSail Dates: 08/12/23, 11/12/23, 15/12/23, 20/12/23, 22/12/23Prices starting from (for 2 nights on 20/12/23, per person based on double occupancy):Inside Stateroom: US$755Oceanview Stateroom: US$821Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah: US$951Concierge Stateroom with Verandah: US$1760Cruises from AucklandSail Dates: 21/11/23, 25/11/23, 28/11/23, 01/12/23, 04/12/23Prices starting from (for 3 nights on 28/11/23, per person based on double occupancy):Inside Stateroom: US$760Oceanview Stateroom: US$818Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah: US$929Concierge Stateroom with Verandah: US$1705Prices based on stateroom category, sail date and party size. Prices include applicable taxes/GST, port expenses and fees. Sail dates and staterooms are subject to availability. Visit disneycruiseline.com/AUNZ beginning September 26, 2022 to check current pricing, availability and itineraries. Prices shown above are not guaranteed, are subject to change without notice, and do not include optional gratuities ($29-46.50 USD per person). Prices shown above are for the following categories: Concierge Family Stateroom with Verandah (03A), Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Navigator's Verandah (07A), Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom (09D), and Standard Inside Stateroom (11B).Image Credit: Disney Wonder, Disney Cruise LineImage Credit: Sun Princess, Princess CruisesAnd more... 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Ever walked into a building and thought, gee, if only these walls could talk? On the eve of The Leederville Hotel's 125th birthday Carl Leembruggen, general manager of the Leederville Precinct, tells Ben O'Shea how the town will be celebrating.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob Broadfield, professional food critic, joined Simon Beaumont on 6PR Mornings for his regular Monday morning chat, Eating for a Living. This week Rob spoke about a brilliant opening in East Fremantle called La Lune. Rob described the French Bistro as an "absolute gem." He also revealed his favourite foods to prepare for his guests on the AFL Grand Final.  And why he defends a restaurant in Leederville for their choice of charging a patron $17 corkage.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A project that will see some of Perth's most popular streets transformed into shopping strips — without cars — has launched in Perth. Spearheaded by the Telethon Kids Institute, ‘less cars, more people' will see streetscapes all over Australia redesigned to remove cars from high street shopping strips. The project looks at 10 ‘car-centric' shopping centres all over Australia that are heavy on vehicles parking in front of cafes and shops in highly populated areas. In Perth, this includes Leederville's Oxford Street, South Terrace in Fremantle and Belvedere Street in Belmont. Telethon Kids Institute research fellow Matthew Mclaughlin said redesigning shopping strips would be good for business as well as the physical, mental and social health of our communities. Sunrise correspondent Matt Tinney has the details.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Monday, David Airey was in for What's On Your Mind on Millsy at Midday and expressed how dissapointed that he and fans are that the Grand Final will be moved to the 'quagmire' of Leederville Oval. Airey said that the West Australian Football Commission should have been aware that the WACA and Optus Stadium would be in use and could have sought a better option.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Smokers look set to be banned from lighting up on William Street, Beaufort Street and major town centres of Perth by the end of the year. The City of Vincent has approved five smoke-free areas in parts of North Perth, Mount Hawthorn and Leederville to implement their public health plan. The City surveyed the community and found the majority backed the ban, with 61 per cent of businesses and people supporting the idea.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today I'm back with part two of our Inside Story: chatting to Adam Nyeholt of Rise Property Buyers, talking about rising above our mistakes. Today we'll be going into lots of interesting stuff with Adam's recent project in Leederville and it's going to be exciting to unpack his experiences and learning lessons.  We're also going to reflect back on how he'd start again if he was back at the beginning, and we'll also talk about what we see for the year ahead in the Perth property market.  It's going to be a really interesting episode, so let's go inside!   Resource Links: See Adam Nyeholt can help with you purchase a Perth property https://www.risepropertybuyers.com.au/ 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] Adam's Recent Purchase for A Client [00:59] Guidance of Adam's Agent [03:10] The Renovation [05:55] Adam's Major Learnings [09:51] How do the Banks Look at the Income from Airbnb? [11:01] Adam's Advice for People that are Starting Out [13:44] Should You Use a Buyer's Agent or Not? [16:17] Adam's Outlook on Perth [18:02] Adam's Future Property Plans [19:44] Outro [22:32]   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   About Our Guest:Adam Nyeholt has more than 20 years of property investing and property development experience, successfully turning his life long passion into his career. With a background in Civil Engineering, Adam has developed an analytical approach to investing which has allowed him to create a successful property portfolio. He created Rise Property Buyers with a desire to help people succeed in their property journey, whether it be investing or buying your dream home.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michelle has been having some car troubles recently, and we speak to the people of Perth about what they're hiding from their landlord.    If you want to contact Embers and Michelle email RushhourWA@triplem.com.au Follow us on socials @TripleMPerth Please rate and review us on Itunes, Spotify or Google PodcastsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Pickle District is an artsy pocket of Perth that has become the hub for many art galleries, design and photography studios, boutique theaters, all nestled between Leederville and Northbridge. New fears have emerged as the trendy district could be "destroyed" by a $25 million application to build a large-scale Bunnings store, with a childcare centre and retail and hospitality tenancies in a five-story complex. Pickle District's Town Team spokesman and artist Jon Denaro told Oliver Peterson on Perth Live that the development would be devastating. "What's happening is we've just started to make it groovy. And as you can imagine, it's the usual story where industry wants to come and knock it all down," Mr Denaro said.  "We've put our flag in the sand. We want to make a stand because we think this is the perfect place to experiment with the idea for some more accessibility and visibility to the arts. And that is really vital for the cultural ecology here in WA." See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Sydney man has made an impassioned plea on Instagram after being attacked in Leederville on Sunday morning. Spencer Goggin was in Perth to celebrate his friend's birthday but says he was bashed about 3am on Sunday in an unprovoked attack near the skate park outside the Hip-E Club. Now back home in Sydney, he told Gareth Parker on 6PR Breakfast he had yet to hear from police after filing a complaint at Fremantle Police Station following treatment for facial injuries at Fiona Stanley Hospital on Sunday. "These people are still out there, I know the police are extremely busy but as of yet no one has contacted me," he said. "I escaped with my life this time around... to feel grateful coming home alive after a night out is an experience I don't want anyone else to go through." See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Damon Gameau, the award-winning director of That Sugar Film and 2040, toured his new film Regenerating Australia around Western Australia's south a few weeks ago. Joining him on the panel in Leederville was highly regarded First Nations woman Heidi Mippy, Natural Intelligence Farming co-founder Dianne Haggerty, and me. Ballardong Noongar man, Oral McGuire, who you'll have heard mentioned a bit on this podcast (like in eps 87 and 105), granted us the privilege of his powerful Welcome to Country. And as you'll hear, in some ways, proceedings on this night presaged the transformative federal election that was to come two days later (see ep 121 for more on that). Incidentally, I'll release the inspiring panel conversations from Margaret River and Fremantle for subscribers to the podcast on Patreon – so do jump on there if you haven't yet! And I ended up hosting the Busselton event, where a very distinct conversation took place – I'll have that out for you all to hear soon. For now, it's over to Leederville, where 300 people came along for this final west coast screening, the penultimate event of Damon's national tour. Oral's Welcome – 3.00m Damon's entry at the end of the film & panel exchange – 9.00m Questions from the audience – 21.45m This panel conversation was recorded at Luna Cinema in Leederville, Perth, on 19 May 2022. Title slide image: the Regenerating Australia tour image (supplied). Music: Regeneration, composed by Amelia Barden, from the soundtrack of the new film Regenerating Australia, available for community screenings now - https://theregenerators.co/regenerating-australia/ Find more: Regenerating Australia is available for community screenings now (and grant applications, requests for materials etc.) - https://theregenerators.co/regenerating-australia/ It'll also screen at the Beverley Town Hall, in the wheatbelt of WA, on 17 June, with panel conversation featuring Oral McGuire, Di Haggerty, Grant Revell & Damon Gameau (online), hosted by Anthony James - https://www.regennarration.com/events/regenerating-australia-beverley And for more on the RCS Australia conference - https://www.regennarration.com/events/convergence-international-conference-2020 Thanks very much to the generous supporters of this podcast, for making this episode possible. If you too value what you hear, please consider joining them to help keep the podcast going. Just head to the website at https://www.regennarration.com/support If you'd like to become a subscriber to the podcast, connect with other listeners and receive other benefits, head to my Patreon page at https://www.patreon.com/RegenNarration I've added an offering in The RegenNarration shop too - https://www.regennarration.com/shop You can also support the podcast by sharing an episode with a friend or colleague, or rating or reviewing the podcast. Thanks for helping to keep the podcast going!

Josh Kennedy has provided some clarity on what West Coast players are and aren't allowed to do outside the club in their own hours on 6PR Breakfast on Tuesday. Club management has been criticised from the AFL Players Association after fines were imposed on players for attending the Hip-E Club in Leederville, 24 hours after the 109-point loss to Richmond in Perth last week. "There's no rules on certain things... just common sense is the big thing that a lot of us have put down to the players," he told host Gareth Parker about the guidelines that players were issued. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A small West Leederville based consulting firm is embroiled in a legal stoush with a state government department over claims it breached copyright by accessing and forwarding one of its reports without permission.  Pit Crew Management Consulting Services allegedly forwarded the reports, worth $40,000 to conduct, which deal with sensitive information relating to the WA labour market. The report showed, among other things, that WA's resources sector could be 33,000 workers short by mid 2023. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hello to you listening in Leederville, Australia!Coming to you Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories From Women Who Walk with 60 Seconds for Story Prompt Friday and your host, Diane Wyzga."...human history is a history not only of cruelty but also of compassion, sacrifice, courage, kindness.What we choose to emphasize in this complex history will determine our lives. If we see only the worst, it destroys our capacity to do something. If we remember those times and places - and there are so many - where people have behaved magnificently, this gives us the energy to act, and at least the possibility of sending this spinning top of a world in a different direction.And if we do act, in however small a way, we don't have to wait for some grand utopian future. The future is an infinite succession of presents, and to live now as we think human beings should live, in defiance of all that is bad around us is itself a marvelous victory." [Dr. Howard Zinn, inspired by the life & spirit of Fannie Lou Hamer]Story Prompt: Imagine you have the power to inspire people to read, write, speak out, solve problems for our greater humanity in defiance of all that is bleak, grim. Write that story! Practical Tip: The magic of stories is also in the sharing. If you wish share your story with someone or something.   All that matters is you have a story.You're invited: “Come for the stories - stay for the magic!” Speaking of magic, I hope you'll subscribe, share a nice shout out on your social media or podcast channel of choice, and join us next time! Remember to stop by the website, check out the Services, arrange a Discovery Call, and Opt In to stay current with Diane and Quarter Moon Story Arts and on Linked In: linkedin.com/in/diane-f-wyzga-78403919a  Stories From Women Who Walk Production TeamPodcaster: Diane F Wyzga & Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Mer's Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicAll content and image © 2019 to Present: for credit & attribution Quarter Moon Story Arts 

A man has died after a collision on the Mitchell Freeway near Leederville on Tuesday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's episode of At Close of Business, journalists Jordan Murray, Jesinta Burton and Katie McDonald discuss the City of Vincent's new plans for Leederville. Making headlines, emergency services crews rescue a young worker at the Karrinyup Shopping Centre redevelopment, former federal attorney-general Christian Porter discontinues his defamation action against the ABC, increased charges at Port Hedland port, and Perenti confirms Obuasi mine fatality.

In today's episode of At Close of Business, journalists Jordan Murray, Jesinta Burton and Katie McDonald discuss the City of Vincent's new plans for Leederville. Making headlines, emergency services crews rescue a young worker at the Karrinyup Shopping Centre redevelopment, former federal attorney-general Christian Porter discontinues his defamation action against the ABC, increased charges at Port Hedland port, and Perenti confirms Obuasi mine fatality.

Quite literally, one of Australia's first ever brokers, over the past 30+ years Marco Meloni has seen it all. That said, it comes as little surprise that his secrets to success aren't really secrets at all. Be responsive, give great advice, deliver results and care for your clients. These are just some of the insights Marco shared during our interview. Moreover, we also touch on how Marco, who is entering the twilight of his career can plan a gradual exit from his business in a way that makes it easier for their book to be taken over, clients to be looked after, and of course, appropriately remunerated on the asset and reputation he has built. As always, I hope this interview educates and inspires you to continue on your journey. And, if you would like to connect with Marco, he has generously offered his open-door policy for anyone in his neck of the woods (Leederville, WA), or you can ring the office on 08 9201 0999 and tee up a chat.

It’s interesting to see that so many digital marketing experts and trainers like to draw examples of successful businesses on social media as being big brands. “look at this amazing thing that Nike did!” or “Dove beauty products really reached their target audience with this campaign.” When you’re a small swimwear store in Yeppoon or a tiny artisan baker in Leederville, these comparisons don’t feel very helpful. Nike has marketing teams across the globe. Dove ploughs tens of millions of dollars into marketing every year. You are lucky to have $3000 to spend this year. These giants of successful marketing have access to resources that you don’t. They have access to people that you don’t. And they’re in the position to make super creative content that people want to see. You’re stuck making messages that you want to put across. And that’s one of the biggest differences between you and them. How do you find a balance between what you want to say and what people want to see? 1.    Start with a sensible goal in mind In big business, they talk about brand awareness and marketplace recognition. In small business, we tend to talk more about marketing’s return on investment. And for us, that can only be measured in sales. Not in metrics like engagement, reach or brand recall. While you’re not expected to think like a corporation, you can take inspiration from them in how you approach your marketing. And most of your marketing effort as a small business needs to be geared to the same stuff that the big guys gear towards. The Awareness stage of the customer journey. This is where you are introducing your brand, products and services to cold prospects. They don’t know you. They don’t want you. But they might one day need you. Gearing too much of your marketing and message towards getting people to buy from you straight away without knowing who or what you are is just not going to work with the kinds of tiny budgets we’re looking at from a small business. And this is why the big guys don’t tend to ask you to buy anything until they’re certain that you know who they are and they’re confident that you’re almost ready to buy. 2.    Think about the life that your  customer leads It sounds trite, but it really is important for you to understand who your customer is and how they live. Assuming that everyone is focused on you and your needs as a business is egotistical and delusional. You are barely a consideration in your customer’s life, even when they’re shopping around. Your business is the centre of your world. But it’s not the centre of theirs. So to get yourself out of your own bubble of self-importance, you need to understand what your customer desires, requires and hopes to acquire. This means placing your product or service in the middle of all of that. Not forcing a message down about how good you are and why they should choose you. Lead with the problem that someone has, then let them know that there is a solution, suggest that you are the solution, and give them a simple path toward securing that solution. This way you’re starting off with the problem that someone needs solving before you then suggest your solution for that problem.

Writer Kyra joins us to talk about being a creative in Albany, Western Australia. Along the way she shares the journey she has been on to develop her first film. Follow Jimmerish FM on Twitter @jimmerishfm / Facebook or check out more episodes at our website.

Pastor Binh Nguyen from Sonlife Church in Leederville encouraged us that God will give us the courage we need to share the gospel!

Former Melbourne resident Jasmine talks about what it was like living through one of the strictest Covid-19 lockdowns in the first world. The 2020 Coronavirus pandemic tipped her world upside down and we are trying to preserve her story. Follow Jimmerish FM @jimmerishfm

We take a ride on a ferry with marine scientist Emily Lester from one side of the Swan River to the other and back again while learning a little more about her amazing job. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram and check out her Weedy Sea Dragon find. Follow the podcast @jimmerishfm

Well Episode 100 is here and what an honour it is to be part of the Gone But Not Forgotten Holden on through time car show held by Shannons. There was a collection of just about every Holden on display at City Motors in Leederville. Here is Part 1 of our 2 part 100th Episode - • Intro • Mike Safet - 14 minutes, 42 seconds • John Nolan and Robert Bailey – 18 minutes, 58 seconds • Craig Wall – 31 minutes, 47 seconds • Con Pismiris – 34 minutes, 40 seconds • Allan Little – 37 minutes, 58 seconds • Rod A Smith – 40 minutes, 21 seconds • Ana Krpan – 44 minutes, 03 seconds • Lee Watson (Beat the Heat) – 50 minutes, 07 seconds • Brendan Franklin – 56 minutes, 00 seconds • Mark Happy Williams – 1 hour, 01 minutes, 22 seconds • Jimmy Antartis and Rob Howes (88.5fm) – 1 hour, 10 minutes, 04 seconds • Finishes at 1 hour, 20 minutes, 12 seconds

This is the first episode from West Leederville Primary School. We hope you enjoy!

Carl was the awarded the A.S.M for services to St John and was actually the first on road officer to be given this Australian honour in WA.  Carl served 30 years as a WA Paramedic and joined us to share his memories including the very scary birth of a breech baby.  A reunion for retired full time professional St John Paramedics and ambulance officers along with any retired Control Room or on road deputies will be held at The Garden in Leederville on 2nd December at Midday.  To RSVP for numbers please contact lisa.smith@stjohnwa.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Greetings podgang! Finally an episode about beer. I'm joined by Pia Poynton from Nowhereman brewing in Leederville, Western Australia.  I had an amazing/insightful chat with this awesome woman all about beer and the current state of beer in Australia. She also co-host's a beer related podcast, 'The good beer project', where they discuss beer, beer and some more beer. Check it out! It's a great podcast as they are so passionate and love talking beer. Thank you for listening, now let's have a beer..      

Last week we covered an FAQ on the building grants. This week we get Mike Veletta, Senior Director of Valuations at CBRE, to share a licensed valuer's perspective on how the grant may affect the market. We then welcome Craig Gaspar into the studio to chat about one of Perth's inner-city, tightly held hotspots. 

Catch up on the best bits of Boom Radio's Friday Drive! The restrictions are easing so Blayne and Bryzer caught up with City of Vincent​ Mayor, Emma Cole and also checked in with Jason Antczak from The Garden in Leederville! Plus plenty of laughs to kick start your weekend!

It’s a Throwback Thursday and today The Bunch wanted to know what your first car was, Ben O’Shea gave a very honest review of the new Jude Law movie “The Rhythm Section” and find out what life will be life for our Pubs & Bars when they reopen on Monday as Fred & Lisa speak to Tim McLernon from The Camfield & Luke Foley from Juanita’s in Subiaco

The bendy Rybka Twins stopped by this morning to promote their new book ‘Twinning’. The two sisters from Perth talked about the dangers of social media, their recent trip to America and a few book signings they have in the pipe line.Day two for Hairy Snipmas and the wonderful Hannah had her luscious, long hair chopped to a bob by Nat. Check out our socials for the video and try not to squirm!And NNS talked about when you didn’t shut the door properly after a criminal fell out the back of a police car yesterday in Leederville. Tess had an interesting time with an electric toilet and Kia’s cousin bounced out of the car. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Watch the Sunset is a film about crime, drugs and rural Australia. It's also a film that was shot in one take. Andrew sat down with co-director, writer, actor Tristan Barr, actor Aaron Walton, cinematographer Damien Lipp, and and Stephanie Mauro who is the graphic designer, Stewart Tyson who is along for the ride, to discuss the film and what the influence was on the production of it. This was recorded right in the middle of Revelation Film Festival, and also right in the middle of Leederville, so there is a bit of ambient noise, but if you make yourself a coffee you'll feel like you were there too. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Watch the Sunset is a film about crime, drugs and rural Australia. It's also a film that was shot in one take. Andrew sat down with co-director, writer, actor Tristan Barr, actor Aaron Walton, cinematographer Damien Lipp, and and Stephanie Mauro who is the graphic designer, Stewart Tyson who is along for the ride, to discuss the film and what the influence was on the production of it. This was recorded right in the middle of Revelation Film Festival, and also right in the middle of Leederville, so there is a bit of ambient noise, but if you make yourself a coffee you'll feel like you were there too. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When someone offers you a pint of Hop Hog, you do NOT refuse. This ended up setting the tone for this week's podcast with Brendon Capriotti and Ashley Large (aka Cabba & Ash) from the Perth metal band Claim the Throne and hosts of the Blodgecast. We caught up at Fibber McGee's in Leederville, Perth for Read More The post Episode 73 - Brendon Capriotti and Ashley Large (Claim the Throne) appeared first on The Andy Social Podcast.