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Amanda McEwin is Founder of The Rising Star Developer. Amanda helps people get control over their time, create income and wealth to 'Build Lifestyle' using Small Scale Property Development. Each episode, she brings you insightful interviews from everyday Australians sharing their skill and property journey to inspire you to take action so that you can open your mind to a world of opportunity at your finger tips. “ I didn't really understand this whole property game, but what really connected with me was the fact that it wasn't going to take a lot of my time and time was really a priority for me. but from what I understood, the returns were going to be lucrative enough to be able to help us get rid of our mortgage, which that was really tying us or to me to have to work full time." -Amanda McEwin EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: 00:00 Introduction 02:06 Awakening to Property Investment 04:47 Discovering Property Development 07:30 Rising Star Developer Launch 08:23 Success Stories: Six and Seven Figure Club 09:34 Managing Multiple Projects 12:25 Pitfalls and Solutions in Development 15:38 Navigating Material and Trade Challenges 18:18 Contingency and Collaboration 21:13 Choosing the Right Builder: A Team Building 24:29 Financial Viability Check 25:46 Start Small for Confidence 27:16 Leveraging Success for Multiple Deals 28:48 Rising Star Developer's Vision Resources Rising Star Developer's https://www.risingstardeveloper.com.au/ The School Of Renovating https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com She Renovates Podcast https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com/podcasts-page/ Connect with The School of Renovating ASK BERNADETTE https://www.theschoolofrenovating.com/podcasts-page Subscribe to She Renovates Apple Podcast https://apple.co/3faoWlT Subscribe to Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheSchoolOfRenovating Follow on Twitter https://twitter.com/renovatingsc Follow on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the_school_of_renovating

CripChat Australia is produced and delivered by Australian Disability​, it aims to educate, entertain, and inform the community about how they can help us create a more accessible and inclusive society for people with disabilities, their friends, and family.Hosted by Jonathan Shar, Ibby Dee, and Alistair McEwin We're for a Fair, Dignified, and Equal Society for All People with Disabilities --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cripchatau/message

Bernadette Mulholland, Secretary SA Salaried Medical officers Association speaks with Matthew Pantelis about concerns about patient numbers coming to the Lyell McEwin ED and barriers to doctors providing care in a timely manner. Natalia Hubczenko, Acting Chief Exec, Northern Adelaide Local Health Network and Shadow Health spokesperson Ashton Hurn respond.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to November's episode of "Building Lifestyle. We have a very special guest: Alistair, who just so happens to be the host Amanda's favourite person in the world is an experienced banker with over 20 years in finance and also Amanda's husband!With his wealth of knowledge, Alistair is here to simplify the often confusing landscape of development finance.Whether you're a seasoned property developer or just starting out, Alistair will break down the differences between residential, commercial, and development funding to help you choose the right funding path for you and your circumstances. Join us for this episode as Alistair sheds light on the secrets of financing development. Learn how to spend less time fretting about the type of finance you need and more time searching for your next lucrative six-figure deal. If you've ever wondered how to navigate the financial side of property development, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in and expand your understanding of the property development and finance with Alistair, Amanda and "Building Lifestyle."

EPISODEThis is the second instalment on our views on the Disability Royal Commission publication. Recently, in the first instalment, we had Dhanika and Brendon talking about 'employment' and 'education', two minor topics from the DRC. However, in this episode, Minh and Brendon brings it all back to the fundamentals of the DRC, and that is the  abuse within the NDIS of participants, particularly 'group homes'. Brendon and Minh talk about examples of cases of different types of abuses, and the rorting of NDIS funds by unscrupulous providers, operating under the radar as 'unregistered' providers. Brendon also talks about how easy it is for independent support workers to approve their own NDIS Workers Screening Test, and the impact of this loophole without proper checks etc. Some of the topics discussed just brings everything back to how flawed this insurance scheme is, and how it is hoped that many changes will occur moving forwards because of the DRC 5 year investigation.ROYAL COMMISSIONThe Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability (DRC) has handed down its final 12 volume report with 222 recommendations. Here is one topic covered in the DRC:Group HomesCommissioners called on the NDIS Commission to prioritise the implementation of the Own Motion Inquiry into Aspects of Supported Accommodation – Action Plan. They also want it to include a review of mechanisms to transfer away from Supported Independent Living and Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) being delivered by the same provider, and actions that see disability providers implement models of practice, such as active support. They want to see an implementation plan with explicit timeframes and annual reporting on progress.The DRC offers recommendations for establishing more inclusive housing options and wants to see NDIS funding models reformed to provide greater flexibility. It calls for pricing mechanisms that do not favour group home living over other models of inclusive housing. Commissioners Bennett, Galbally, McEwin, and Mason have also called for a comprehensive roadmap to phase out group homes within the next 15 years.Commissioner Ryan suggests an alternative approach to phasing out group homes over time, starting by not approving SDA with 4 to 6 bedrooms. Ryan suggests that new NDIS participants should only be able to enter group homes as a last resort and that priority should be given to moving existing residents out of group homes into smaller groups over time. Ryan also suggests that annual progress and outcomes should be reported to the Disability Reform Ministerial Council.Own Motion Inquiry - Supported Accomodation - Commissionerhttps://youtu.be/_ZL8-MTxjXQ?si=u_YzV4G_RtPL_hODFor any podcast related queries or suggestions, please contact our podcast manager via email info@ndis.propertywww.sdahousingpodcast.com.au

On this episode of Reasonable and Necessary, Dr George speaks to Alastair McEwin, Former Commissioner, Disability Royal Commission about what the findings and recommendations of the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of people with disability will mean for the disability community.

Maree Geraghty - CEO of Northern Adelaide Local Health Network - joins Matthew Pantelis.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this podcast episode Alastair shares with us about the work of the Royal Commission and the goal of its establishment. Alastair also explains to us his mission and his goals as a commissioner for the disability royal commission as well as his achievements as a disability advocate.

Good morning and welcome to Montrose Fresh, the new podcast from The Montrose Daily Press. Today is WednesdayDecember 16th, and we're with local news, events, announcements, jobs, and more that matter to us here in Western Colorado. Today, our focus is on a Montrose County School District employee who has just been accused of theft as well as using a forged academic record. Today's episode is brought to you by Elevate Internet. Whether it's for your home or your business they offer the best speeds at the best price. Right now, if you refer a friend you can get $25 off! Give them a call for more information at 844-386-8744 or visit them at www.elevateinternet.com. Before we begin, we'd like to recognize an athlete in our community. In a season where leadership was more valued than ever - between uncertainty and a need to follow guidelines and restrictions - the Montrose high school cross country team had plenty of it. Much of it came from senior Joshua Simpson. His coach, and dad, Brian Simpson said that from the very beginning, Joshua  took it on himself to get kids together to run through the summer. And throughout the season, Joshua kept the communication levels and morale high. Now, our feature story. A Montrose County School District employee is accused of bilking at least hundreds of thousands of dollars through false expenditures and misuse of the district's credit cards. On the 11th, The Montrose Police Department arrested Robert “Steve” McEwin, who was an information services employee at MCSD. Police Chief Blaine Hall said that McEwin was preparing to move out of the area this week. McEwin, immediately posted a $60,000 bond. He's been accused of theft between $100,000 and $1 million which is a class-3 felony. He's also been accused of using a forged academic record which is second-degree forgery. Both the theft and the forgery are first-class misdemeanors.  Hall said the school district's security director contacted police about three months ago. The report triggered an investigation by police and the school district. McEwin was hired in 2013 and was most recently its technology director. His salary was just over $100,000. He had claimed to have completed a doctoral program, which raised his salary, but it turns out that wasn't actually true. In a news release the school district said that improprieties were discovered during a performance evaluation... improprieties like... questionable expenditures, fraudulently altered receipts, and the use of a district credit card for personal expenses and travel.  On December 11th, police secured search and arrest warrants, which they served at McEwin's home. According to Hall - they found evidence that supported the arrest and allegations. Montrose County School District Superintendent Carrie Stephenson said McEwin had been placed on leave back in October and that he was terminated on the day he was arrested. Carrie also said that the school district can offer only limited comment, but they are committed to integrity, transparency and high ethical standards. Now, each organization in the district is undergoing evaluation to ensure appropriate oversight is in place. Next, here are a few other things going on in Montrose that you should know about. The festive Garden of Lights tradition in Montrose has been affected by rising COVID-19 cases. The walk through the garden has been canceled, at least for December. In a year filled with new norms for connecting, local students are not letting the pandemic limit their ability to spread holiday cheer with people who need support the most — the healthcare workers. A Montrose man, Michael B Young, was arrested last month after people who are now adults came forward saying that sexually abused them when they were children.  And finally, before we go we'd like to take a moment to remember the life of LeRoy Henry Schuette. LeRoy is survived by his wife, Phyllis, his sister, his children, his  14 grandchildren and his 18 great-grandchildren.  LeRoy was born in Kansas, he married his love of 64 years, Phyllis, and they began their life's journey together in Dodge City, Kansas. There, LeRoy worked for Right Co-op, and later became the maintenance engineer for Farr Better Feeds, before transferring to Oklahoma, where they raised their family and he finished out his career. LeRoy proudly served in the U.S. Army, concluding his service at Fort Sill Army Base in Oklahoma. He also was proud to be a 50-year member of the Moose Lodge, enjoying the brotherhood they found throughout their many adventures. Upon retirement, LeRoy and Phyllis moved to Montrose, where they spent the last 20 years. They enjoyed riding his beloved motorcycle, traveling and exploring Colorado and the western U.S. in their travel trailer. LeRoy also enjoyed taking care of his yard, gardening and proudly tending his fruit trees. He also helped the elderly in his neighborhood. Thank you for taking a moment today to remember and celebrate LeRoy's life. That's all for today, thank you for listening! For more information on any of these stories visit us at montrosepress.com. And don't forget to check out our sponsor, Elevate Internet. Visit them at elevateinternet.com to learn more. For more than 137 years, The Montrose Daily Press has been dedicated to shining a light on all the issues that matter to our community. Go to montrosepress.com to subscribe for just $1.99 per week for our digital edition. You'll get unlimited access to every story, feature, and special section. Thank you and remember to tune in again next time on montrosepress.com or wherever you listen to podcasts. Support the show: https://www.montrosepress.com/site/forms/subscription_services/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Born profoundly deaf, Commissioner Alastair McEwin demonstrated from a young age a determination that would see him seek opportunities that would progress his desire to advocate for people with disability. For over 25 years now, Commissioner McEwin has worked across the private, government and non-government sectors, having held roles such as management consultant with Accenture, Manager of the Australian Centre for Disability Law, CEO of People with Disability Australia and Executive Director of Community Legal Centres NSW. He also spent five years as the President of the Deaf Society of NSW and was the Chairperson of the Disability Council NSW – the official advisory board to the New South Wales Government on disability issues. Commissioner McEwin is a long-term disability advocate whose systemic advocacy and policy work has seen him put his name to countless professional and personal endeavors, including his most recent role as Australia's Disability Discrimination Commissioner from 2016 to 2019. In the Queen’s Birthday Honours list for June 2019, Commissioner McEwin was made a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for significant service to people with disability, and as a human rights advocate.

Kim + Madz Talk To Disability Royal Commission Alistair McEwin by Kim Stewart

Talking Human Rights! Radio COTA has released a special three-part series on Human Rights. Listen in to hear insights, opinions, and changes to Human Rights in Queensland. Podcast #57 – Alastair McEwin is Australia’s Disability Discrimination Commissioner and brings to the position extensive personal and professional experience of disability. Podcast #56 – Aimee McVeigh, Human Rights Lawyer - Aimee is an experienced lawyer who has worked across private, non-government and community sectors internationally and in Australia. Podcast #55 – Graeme Innes, ex Disability Discrimination Commissioner, and Human Rights Activist. We provide information on the Disability Discrimination Act, ‘Shaping our Future: Discussions on Disability Rights’, chat about flu shots for Seniors, the Older People Speak Out Media Awards, and an update on Queensland Community Care funding! So, grab a cuppa, sit back, relax and enjoy the latest from Radio COTA! We value your feedback and look forward to hearing more topic suggestions and ideas - contact us at radiocota@cotaqld.org.au

New York Times best-selling author of “American Sniper” Scott McEwen joined us to discuss Ryan Zinke, the co-author, and subject of his latest book “American Commander.” McEwin teamed with Zinke — a former SEAL Team Six Commander and the only US Navy SEAL in Congress — to write a book about the now-politician’s life. Zinke is also Donald Trump’s pick for Secretary of the Interior. Zinke’s military career began in 1985 when he graduated from Officer Candidate School and attended SEAL training (BUDS class 136). He was first assigned to SEAL Team One in Coronado, California, then was later selected for SEAL Team Six where he was a Team Leader and a commander. As McEwin tells it, after a decade of service, Zinke was assigned as Deputy and Acting Commander of Combined Joint Special Operations for Operation Iraqi Freedom where he led a force of over 3,500 Special Operations personnel. In 2006 he was awarded two Bronze Stars. An author experienced in telling the stories of high-level special operators, McEwin goes on to explain how Zinke retired from active duty 2008 after serving 23 years as a Navy SEAL. Zinke later ran for Congress and was sworn into the House of Representatives on January 6, 2015, and became the first Navy SEAL in the House.

Educating yourself, regardless of which industry you build your business in, is a critical component to your success. The same rings true for new property development professionals. On today’s episode, I’m excited to chat with Amanda McEwin, property development expert and owner of Onassis Developments based in Adelaide, Australia. Amanda started her property journey after the arrival of her third child. After testing the waters in the buying and holding as well as renovating and flipping real estate sectors, Amanda chose the path of property development to provide her a way to have more control over her time while earning an income. On today’s show, she discusses the importance of investing in your education, gauging the pros and cons of various real estate strategies to find what works for you, and evaluating risks before considering profits.   “Try to find a strategy that suits well for you. There’s plenty of strategies out there.” – Amanda McEwin   In This Episode of Property Secrets: How Amanda developed her skills and knowledge over the years to achieve success. Ways to build up your property development skills. Pros and cons of the buy & hold, renovate & flip, and property development business strategies. How to strategize your property development business around risk. Amanda’s property selling strategies.   Amanda’s Insider Property Secrets: Educate yourself. Speak to other developers and learn as much as you possibly can. Put risk first, profit second. Look at the project and try to figure out how to mitigate risks before looking at the profits you can gain.   Reach Out to Amanda McEwin: Onassis Developments website

Sam and Craig count down their top tunes of 2010.

The latest edition of MTC Radio Podcast. Join Sam McEwin and Craig McWhinney as they get their techno on in the Kiss FM studios.

The latest edition of MTC Radio is available to download now. Join Sam McEwin and Craig McWhinney as they get their techno on in the Kiss FM studios.

With Sam McEwin out of the studio Craig enjoys an hour and half to himself where he looses himself in some seriously deep tunes.

The boys wrestle with a dodgy CDJ while Sam tries to figure out the difference between Australian and English accents.

MTC Radio show from June 21, 2010 with Sam McEwin and Craig McWhinney. Sam and Craig get up to their usual tricks with another hour and a half of techno fun.

MTC Radio show from June 7, 2010 with Sam McEwin and Craig McWhinney. Sam McEwin takes complete control of the show while Craig enjoys the night off.

Live recording of Sam McEwin's 3am set at the Friends of My Aeon Launch party in May 2010.

MTC Radio show from April 26 with Sam McEwin and Craig McWhinney. Sam and Craig mix it up for the first hour before taking time out to discuss new music.

MTC Radio show from April 19 with Sam McEwin and Craig McWhinney. Sam and Craig mix it up for the first hour before taking time out to discuss new music.

MTC Radio show from April 10 with Sam McEwin and Craig McWhinney. Sam and Craig mix it up for the first hour before taking time out to discuss new music.

MTC Radio show from March 22 with Sam McEwin and Craig McWhinney. Sam and Craig mix it up for the first hour before taking time out to discuss new music.

MTC Radio show from March 15 with Sam McEwin and Craig McWhinney. Sam and Craig mix it up for the first hour before taking time out to discuss new music.

MTC Radio show from January 4 with Sam McEwin and Craig McWhinney. Sam and Craig count down through their top 10 tunes of 2009.

MTC Radio show from February 8 with Sam McEwin and Craig McWhinney. Sam and Craig mix it up for the first hour before taking time out to discuss some of their hidden and not so hidden gems.

MTC Radio show from December 28 with Sam McEwin and Craig McWhinney.

Recorded live at the Laurent Garnier sideshow in the early hours of the morning.

The 2 hour set starts super deep with Benny Blanko's now classic Put Your Hands and stays deep, beore lifting the tempo and exploring a variety of sounds, genres and flavours in what was an unique and interesting performance from the MTC front man.

Live recording from Darkbeats September 18 event at Brown Alley in Melbourne. The event also featured sets from Slam, Fergie, Silicone Soul, School of Thought and Kid Kenobi.

Sam and Craig get together and find the time to discuss wine, fondu and French Penounciation between beats from Anthony Rother, Kreon, Johnny D and the like.

Sam and Craig kick off MTC Radio with a deep and Dark mix from Craig, including tracks by Discowboys and Solomon among others. Sam takes over for the middle section of the show with a deep and druggy mix, kicking off with Dandy Jack and the junction SM and then the boys finish up the show with a brief mix-up before Sam's laptop gives in and cuts the show short.

John Selway joins the Melbourne Techno Collective boys on the Monday after his huge performance at Ffour nightclub.

Sam McEwin and Craig McWhinney take to the Kiss FM studio again for another tasty edition of MTC Radio. This weeks episode features great new tunes care of Mathias Kaden, Marco Carola, Luciano, Ellen Alien, Minimono, Prompt, Dandy Jack and DJ Rolando.

Recorded live at the John Selway event held at Melbourne's club Ffour on Valentines day 2009. Playing warm up to John Selway, Sam McEwin starts with deep, brooding house and minimal techno which steadily builds towards a harder and more dancefloor orianted groove.

Episode 24 of MTC Radio sees Craig McWhinney rock into the studio with a massive bag of vinyl. With an eye to the past, McWhinney bashes out one of the harder MTC Radio shows in quite some time, while Sam McEwin does his best to keep up.

Recorded at the Melbourne Techno Collective website launch in October 2008, this fantastic mix by Craig McWhinney mysteriously dissapeared only to turn up again in 2009. So while it might be a little late, a mix this good just has to heard. Check it out today.

Episode 23 of MTC Radio. Sam McEwin previews some of his recent purchases including new tunes from the likes of Thomas Schumacher, Mikael Stravostrond, Minologue, Fuckpony, Steve Lawler, Alton Miller the Martini Bros. Ame and Le K among others.

On the 14th of November 2008, Sam McEwin travelled to Austrlia's capital for Llik Llik Llik. In the 30+ degree heat of Transit bar, Sam belted out an uninhibited mix of techno and house to the small but lively group of locals who had gathered for the event. The set was recorded here for your listening pleasure.

A recording of Sam McEwin's set taken from the MTC website launch at Miss Libertine's on October 4 2008.