Podcasts about melboure

The next lot of the pre-season matches, the Match Simulations, have been completed. Roy, Calvin and Warnie chat through the four matches held between 20 and 22 February. Head to fantasy.afl.com.au to pick your AFL Fantasy Classic team and you can set up your AFL Fantasy Draft league today at fantasydraft.afl.com.au. Episode Guide 1:00 - Collingwood v Brisbane v Gold Coast 6:00 - Sydney v GWS Giants 11:30 - Adelaide v Port Adelaide 19:20 - North Melbourne v Melboure 28:45 - Carlton v St Kilda 41:00 - Who to watch in AAMI Community Series. - - - - Find more from Roy, Calvin and Warnie. Head to afl.com.au/fantasy for more content from The Traders. Like AFL Fantasy on Facebook. Follow @AFLFantasy on Instagram. Follow @AFLFantasy on X.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Maloney is the host of the "3000 Podcast", a Melbourne centric podcast with some of Melboure's culture makers. We chat about Maloney's journey into the podcasting world, hip hop and street culture and his love for Melbourne and its countless subcultures. @3000podcast https://www.youtube.com/@3000podcast

#OzWatch:  Science fiction clouds over Melboure; summertime heat for Autumn. Jeremy Zakis, New South Wales. #FriendsofHistoryDebatingSociety https://www.news.com.au/national/weather/unusual-australian-weather-warning-for-autumn/news-story/b5e5271a092da4c9c87fdec72b4c1970 1894 Perth

A band outta Melboure called Baby Shower take no prisoners while taking the piss. Also on the pod, you'll hear this week's unmissable collaboration of bass music, hip hop and First Nations excellence.

Hare Krishna Melboure SB 7.5.31 - Nanda Mandir Dāsa - 21 May 2023 by Hare Krishna Melbourne

The Geelong Cats assistant and NQ Cowboys fan joins Breakfast with Vossy and Brandy

Mark Hunter and Warren Huntley look at Melbourne

I am honoured to welcome my first Japanese guest onto the podcast, and it is The Number One Groundsman in Japan himself: Yoshitaka Uehara! Listen to Yoshi talk about how he began his cricket by playing in the Japanese two-day league(!), the time he nearly missed the plane home when touring England with the Japan team and what he learned by playing club cricket in Melboure, Australia. Yoshi also tells me the best place to visit in Japan is Yamadera Temple, and you can find some information on that place by clicking here. As always, please do remember to rate and review the show...if you liked it...and you can comment on the Instagram account www.instagram.com/japan_cricket_podcast should you so desire. You can also follow the Japan Cricket Association on various social platforms such as: www.twitter.com/CricketJapan www.facebook.com/cricketjapan www.instagram.com/japan_cricket www.youtube.com/JapanCricket While there is also plenty of information on www.cricket.or.jp

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Rob Spurr can pull a crowd, he has played a significant role in the renewable energy space and is a creator of communities with AFL at its heart. In this episode you will hear how a young Rob and his brass quintet bring Bourke Street Mall to a stand still thanks to a bit of skill in the wind instrument department and a fish-swinging man. We will follow his career from Melboure to Sydney to Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia and and Chile through the construction of a multi billion dollar renewable energy platform. And we will get in and under the why and how of building communities around AFL footy that provide those involved with salvation and togetherness, a ticket to lifelong friendships, mental health and well-being. As Rob says, what you gotta do is get involved, move the peanut forward and just find a way.

Melbourne-based journalist for The Australian, Remy Varga, joins The Panel to provide the latest report on the situation in Victoria.

On this episode, Erik speaks with Dr. Xiao Han on her latest work co-authored by Michael Webber - “From Chinese dam building in Africa to the Belt and Road Initiative: Assembling infrastructure projects and their linkages" that was published in the 77th volume of the journal of Political Geography.Dr. Xiao Han is a postdoctoral research fellow at University of Melboure’s Centre for Contemporary Chinese Studies. Recommendations: Dr. Xiao Han: 1. Cooking - COVID has all of us anxious, finding time to cook and bake goods is relaxing Erik: 1. The Code of Capital How the law creates wealth and inequality by Katharina Pistor 2. A paper subscription to the NYTimes

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#194 Australian Grand Prix, Melbourne. Gareth watches the first F1 race of 2013 with a group of like-minded obsessive types who get up in the middle of the night to watch it at a bar in central London. Plus new GJOS music with F1's Back 2013.

Harty is off to New Zealand. Smelly is heading to China. F1 is in Melboure. The New iPad arrives. FWBM has a big night out. And Carerra Cup may not qualify thanks to HHF and his wet weather Lamb Chops.