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Today's guest is Jared Pohl, is a partner and portfolio manager at ECP Asset Management. ECP is an active Australian fund manager and in this conversation we unpack:ECP's investment philosophy and why Jared believes in active investingHow we can ensure we're choosing the right active managersECP's stock selection process and rules for portfolio constructionWhy Jared believes in Australian growth stocksRead the article on Afterpay Jared mentions in the conversation.—------Thank you to ECP Asset Management for sponsoring this episode and helping us keep all of our content free.You can find out more about ECP's Growth Companies Fund on the ECP website.—------Want more Equity Mates?Sign up to our email to keep up with business news Listen to our basics-of-investing podcast: Get Started Investing (Apple | Spotify)Watch Equity Mates on YouTube—------In the spirit of reconciliation, Equity Mates Media and the hosts of Equity Mates Investing acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people today. —------Equity Mates Investing is a product of Equity Mates Media. This podcast is intended for education and entertainment purposes. Any advice is general advice only, and has not taken into account your personal financial circumstances, needs or objectives. Before acting on general advice, you should consider if it is relevant to your needs and read the relevant Product Disclosure Statement. And if you are unsure, please speak to a financial professional. Equity Mates Media operates under Australian Financial Services Licence 540697.ECP Disclaimer:Copia Investment Partners Ltd (AFSL 229316, ABN 22 092 872 056) (Copia) is the issuer of the ECP Growth Companies Fund (Fund). A current PDS is available from Copia located at Level 25, 360 Collins Street, Melbourne Vic 3000, by visiting ecpam.com/growth or by calling 1800 442 129 (free call). A person should consider the PDS before deciding whether to acquire or continue to hold an interest in the Fund. Any opinions or recommendations contained in this audio are subject to change without notice and Copia is under no obligation to update or keep any information contained in this presentation current.Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. The total return performance figures quoted are historical, calculated using end-of-month mid prices and do not allow for the effects of income tax or inflation. The performance is quoted net of all fees and expenses. The indices do not incur these costs. This information is provided for general comparative purposes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Queering The Air, Sasja was in conversation with Guy Ritani, system designer at PERMAQUEER and also one of the masterminds behind DAYMA - “May This Meal Last.” This innovative initiative combines elements of community engagement, theatrical performance, and a sustainable banquet to offer a delightful and meaningful experience that bridges generational gaps and addresses critical issues surrounding food waste, cultural appreciation, and human connections. By weaving together narratives, culinary traditions, melodies, and eco-conscious practices, DAYMA nurtures a profound bond between youths and their predecessors while underscoring the vital need to minimize food wastage. This project embodies a profound ethos of nurturing ourselves, fostering communal ties, and preserving the environment through the transcendent acts of culinary exchange, cultural celebration, and knowledge sharing. This event also serves as a welcoming gesture to new families from Gaza, Palestine who have recently settled in Naarm/Melbourne.  Everthing you need to know about --> DAYMADate : June 22, 2024Time : 10:00 am - 3:00 pm (Australia/Melbourne)Venue : Multicultural hub, 506 Elizabeth St, Melbourne VIC 3000 Music:Bitter Sweet Symphony by The VerveI am by Stan WalkerHind's Hall by Macklemore

Fresh from the mountains and back in the city I used to black out in...feels like nothing has changed..

Max Verstappen is niet de enige op Albert Park (Melbourne) met oranje bloed. Rob van Leeuwen is al sinds 1985 werkzaam voor de F1 Grand Prix van Australië, die toen nog plaatsvond in Adelaide (SA), en sinds 1996 verantwoordelijk voor het media centrum op het circuit van Melbourne (VIC). Zo'n 350 journalisten en fotografen maken gebruik van het centrum om verslag te kunnen doen van de Formule 1 race.

“Don't let fear guide you. You've chosen this path, lead it with love.”Richa and her husband, who were both born and educated in India, now live in Melbourne and home educate their two children, aged 7 and 2. We cover a variety of topics in this episode including Montessori, minimalism, community building, sibling dynamics and fostering a love of reading, nature and kindness.SUMMARY:When Richa and her husband were house hunting in Melbourne they were ironically drawn to Bayside for the schools, but it was the solace and peace of being next to water that solidified their choice to call this area home.Early on people would point out that her child had a lot of anxiety and that she was so attached, but isn't that how humans are designed to be? We are supposed to be close to our caregivers. They migrated to Melbourne without any support system, all their family live in India. Finding other friends who homeschool has been an incredible help and given their family both mental and physical support.There is chaos in bringing a younger sibling into the mix of homeschooling but it is also enriching for the sibling connections and bonding - if her daughter were in school right now, her son would hardly see her.Open your house up to welcome friends in, share a meal together, do a craft together. It can be hard finding the people with whom you can connect with on a deeper level.Intentionally not over-scheduling their week. Letting them be, giving them free time to tinker around - she values that more.Homeschooling minimally means not having more things and more materials. Not overwhelming yourself with the multitude of curriculum choices out there. It's very easy to bring overwhelm into your space. It's about prioritising less. She is looking forward to seeing the beautiful people her children turn out to be and the joy they bring to othersRead more, talk to people who have been doing this for a long time. It's easier and less daunting than it seems.INSPIRATIONSimplicity Parenting - Kim John Payne (book)Unconditional Parenting - Alfie Kohn (book)The Secret of Childhood - Maria Montessori (book)Good Inside Podcast - Dr Becky Kennedy@bigmothering (instagram) @mainly.montesorri.homeschool (instagram) @wonderled.life (instagram)RESOURCESBlossom & Root - Nature based, secular homeschooling curriculum CONNECTInstagram - @waliarichaNOTE: This is an abridged version of the show notes.Follow the link below to find quotes and read aloud recommendations Richa shares in this episode:FULL SHOW NOTES HEREConnect with us:Instagram - @australianhomeschoolstoriesSubstack - Australian Homeschool StoriesThis podcast is recorded on the lands of the Bunurong people of the Kulin nation. I pay my respects to elders past, present and emerging and acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded. This always was, always will be aboriginal land.Original Music by Daniel Garrood @garroodcomposerListen on Spotify here

Office Manager for a FinTech, Melbourne VIC, This episode is with long-time Member of The Office Management Portal and the network in London, Kathryn Ramsden. Kathryn relocated to Australia in late 2022 and so Hana wanted to find out about her time there so far, and how the office management role may differ from that in the UK. The Portal: https://theofficemanagementportal.com/packagesThe Group: https://www.theofficemanagementgroup.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hana-gray-theomg/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/theofficemanagementgroup/

Thank for clicking or downloading on todays episode with "Blue Speedos" otherwise known as Nathan the 5th eliminated eliminated contestant from this years Australian Survivor on Network Ten.  I will be talking about the his time in Samoa and of course what he thinks now… that the smoke has well truly been snuffed out and faded into oblivion. .  Australian Survivor: Titans V Rebels is a showdown that pits the winners against the underdogs and the big wigs against the battlers, with each player competing for the grand prize of $500,000.  Nathan from from Melbourne VIC, early campaign to focus on tribe strength alienated him from the Titans majority alliance.  Although he was able to help his tribe embark on a winning streak in Immunity Challenges after he lost immunity on Day 14, the majority alliance's preference for loyalty over strength. Prompted them to vote him out in a split vote. Nathan will talk about his early fumble with Frankie and discuss how he would play the game different if he could go back in time and if he returns in a future series. He will unpack those blue speedos. Telling us why he chose them and  we will discuss why they might not have been a good idea. I will address the current situation at the Titans camp and why Kelli didn't blink an eye being benched in the immunity challenge.  Plus he will explain why they aren't eating fish that would obviously be in the water and not consuming the berries that would be on the trees. There is so much to unpack with Nathan and he is really fun to talk to. So sit back and relax as we dive just that little bit deeper into the world of Australian Survivor. Which continues this Sunday night at 7:30 on Network Ten.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

7.10am Warning: This discussion mentions genocide, including genocide against First Nations People.Grace speaks with Chloe De Silva, a fellow 3CR presenter and Green Left writer, discussing this Thursday's August 31st  'Genocide & Resistance' public forum. When: 6.30pm-8.30pm (Dinner from 6pm).Where: Multicultural Hub, Green Room, 506 Elizabeth St, Melbourne CBD (opp Victoria Markets), Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia Contact details: Chloe de Silva (0484 938 949)  7.30 am Amy Goodman from Democracy Now speaks to Taghi Amirani, the Iranian filmmaker of Coup 53 and Iranian historian, Ervand Abrahamian about the 1953 coup against the democratically elected nationalist Prime Minister of Iran and the less publicised role of the British intelligence in assisting the coup.  Part 1 of two-part interview. Part 2 to be broadcast on 3CR Breakfast Wednesday 6/9/23 @ 7.30am. Democracy Now airs each Monday at 10am on 3CR. 8.05am Patrick speaks to AFL Fans Association President Ronnie Issko if the AFL fans are being given the right treatment in this year's finals and what the Association holds for footy fans in the future. Poetry Month  Poems presented by Red Room PoetrySea Grape - Stuart Barnes                         Mangrove Girls - Lulu Houdini                                                      How Water Works - Tony BirchKush Dil - Sukhjit Kaur Khalsa Music Cranes in the Sky – SolangeI've Lied – Archie Roach  

In this episode we're chatting about Nicola's jaunt to Paris and the fragrant excitement that the city offers. We also have a beautifully moving message to share with you and are exploring the world of cosy and mossy scents.What We've Been Wearing Nicola:@MaisonLouisMarie No 4 Bois de Balincourt (perfume oil) @sanctuaryspa Golden Sandalwood collection (particularly the mousse to oil product!) Suzy:@vilhelm_parfumerie Darling Nikki (sample was in this month's Liberty Beauty Drop box) @millerharris L'Air de Rien @aesopskincare Eidesis The most beautiful and moving message on our Patreon from Joan:“I want to thank you for your wonderful podcast. My mother died last week. I moved in with her 7 years ago to take care of her because she suffered from dementia. Our last conversation was about the perfume she wore in the 60's and 70's. We laughed because neither of us could remember. It was the perfect last conversation and I have you both to thank because had i not been listening to your podcast, who knows if our final conversation would have been about our love of fragrance and I doubt we would have laughed about what we both wore in the 80's. Opium! Everyone knew we had arrived wearing Opium. Thank you Suzy and Nicola. Thank you for reminding me about the wonders of fragrance and the conversations those wonders bring to us all.”Joan(When we asked Joan if we could share this message, she said: “Thank you for your kind message. I owe you and Nicola so much. You gave me my last and happy conversation with my mother, and I am forever grateful to you both. Absolutely you can read my message on your podcast. It's a celebration of the power of fragrance and how it can bring happiness to us all.”)Listener's Perfume Prescriptions: @parlemoideparfums Milky Musk / 39 (Stocked in @shopsaison Melbourne)@diptyque L'Eau Papier@papillon_artisan_pergumes Anubis (Stocked in @lknu_parfumerie LKNU PARFUMERIE, Emporium Melbourne, Level 1/287 Lonsdale St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia]@mirrorwater.earth Smooth Body Oil@urbanveda Soothing Body Lotion @tothefairestlondon Élan Vital@perfumerhlondon Moss@maya.njie.perfumes Voyeur Verde

Jules & Dan are true partners in life, homeschool and business, with four girls aged 7, 6, 4 & 1. They split their time between their home in Melbourne and with family in Singapore, and all of their learning is derived from play! SUMMARYHow Jules & Dan's paths crossed in Melbourne despite growing up in Singapore and Malaysia and both recount their heavily academic focused upbringings Jules always knew she wanted to be a teacher but her view of what learning could look changed completely when she came to Australia to complete her tertiary educationLikewise, she always knew she wanted to homeschool - "If I was going to be teaching someone anyway, I might as well teach my own kids" - and Dan's complete trust and faith in Jules' visionFamily as their core value and being the biggest influence in their girls livesHow their extended family have embraced their lifestyle and the flexibility it allows for them to spend time with their relatives both here and overseasHow Jules & Dan juggle working from home and homeschooling togetherNo curriculum, just play. It's all about doing life together.There is so much more to life than studying and getting good gradesHow their business teaches parents to harness the power of play - curating & creating a play space that inspires children to imagine, discover, explore and createDan's brave decision to leave the corporate world to be more involved with the family and never looking backFridays are for family adventure days!CONNECT@storiesofplay instagramStories of Play websiteStories of Play facebookHave you got a story to tell?Connect with us on instagram @australianhomeschoolstories or email australianhomeschoolstories@gmail.comThis podcast is recorded on the land of the Bunurong people of the Kulin nation. I pay my respects to elders past, present and emerging and acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded. This always was, always will be aboriginal land.Original music - Hazel by Daniel Garrood @garroodcomposerListen on Spotify here

This week I am pleased to welcome Claire Tonti to the show. Claire is a musician and podcaster from Melbourne VIC and a mum to 2 children.Claire was right into music in her early 20s, and has come back to it later in life. She recently released her album Matrescence which she began writing at the beginning of 2022. She returned to music after having long covid and being at her lowest point mentally and physically .Matrescence was inspired by what she was feeling and going through post partum and a lot of the songs are inspired by people and women particularly who she had listened to speak over many years of podcast interviewing.Claire hosts 2 podcasts, currently Tonts and Suggestible with her husband, and she has previously hosted Just Make The Thing, She runs a podcast company with her husband who is a comedian, podcaster and youtuber.Claire is an ambassador for C.O.P.E. and The Giget Foundation and is so passionate about supporting mothers,You can tell Claire is a podcaster/interviewer, as she somehow turns the tables on me during this episode and at times it is hard to tell who is interviewing who! This is a really vulnerable and emotional episode.Matrescence is the physical, emotional, hormonal and social transition to becoming a mother.This episode contains mentions of post natal depression and anxiety, pre natal anxiety, birth trauma, post natal depletion,Claire - website / instagram / musicPodcast - instagram / websiteIf today's episode is triggering for you in any way I encourage you to seek help from those around you, medical professionals or from resources on line. I have compiled a list of great international resources hereMusic used with permission from Claire, tracks from her recent album Matrescence.When chatting to my guests I greatly appreciate their openness and honestly in sharing their stories. If at any stage their information is found to be incorrect, the podcast bears no responsibility for guests' inaccuracies.

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, Melbourne (VIC) has overtaken Sydney (NSW) in population. But not all experts agree with that observation. - Volgens het Australische Bureau voor de Statistiek heeft Melbourne (VIC) Sydney (NSW) ingehaald wat betreft inwoneraantal. Maar niet alle experts zijn het met die constatering eens.

Sarah Cincotta based in Melbourne VIC is one of Australia's very best BDM's. Having signed up 673 new doors in just over 3 years...Sarah takes up the grow 100 challenge. What strategies would she use if she had to grow 100 doors in 12 months, from scratch? Sarah reveals her 'secret sauce' in this episode! Get our book FREE @ the PMLeadSecrets.com (just pay shipping).

Our most supportive listener of The Wine Show, Christopher Mullan, joins Jill & Richo to talk all things wine, including what gems he has in his cellar, his love of Barossan Shiraz and the recent Halliday Awards.

BoyBlewe has a luminous energy that is shown through his music, personality & performances. Coming from a family of musicians, and growing up amongst a vast array of creative influences, his style is one that has evolved through classical, rock, and techno, now cutting a niche output of dark disco, indie dance, electronic, house & techno. Having DJ'd for the better part of a decade, and holding a 7yr residency at QLD's Elsewhere Bar, his relocation to Melbourne has seen him swiftly excel in a scene that forces artists to sink or swim. This mix pays credit to his unique musical stylings, a chugging, bass-heavy hour of power that commands attention from start to finish. @boyblewe ====================================================== Upcoming Novel events: React w/ Schacke
 Saturday 25th June, 3PM - 9PM
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Naarm-based DJ Netburner is becoming a regular fixture at local events, with genre-spanning sets and mixes that are as fun as they are technically precise. She's featured on lineups for Neurocrank, Cassiopeia, Static, Espace Noir, Lucid + more, showcasing a tightly curated output of electronic, breakbeat, prog, dream house, and techno. Here, she curates an hour that is blissful high-octane listening, optimal to get you in the right gear for a night of movement on the dancefloor, guaranteed to keep you on lock. Turn it up loud. @dj-netburner ====================================================== Upcoming Novel events: React w/ Schacke
 Saturday 25th June, 3PM - 9PM
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Support: NAK, Willem, Bella Claxton, Moopie, Kaytseng
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Caitlin Medcalf has made an indelible mark on Warrang/Sydney's musical landscape. Whether through her lengthy tenure as a contributor to Purple Sneakers, her show on FBi Radio, her original productions on Parry Talks and Gallery Recordings, or most recently her Boiler Room showcase - a masterclass in all things high energy. Gracing stages at Splendour In The Grass, Listen Out, Output Festival and more, she's a well-loved name on the circuit. Musically, her sets span rave, house, techno, electro and breakbeat - with this mix being no exception. A tightly curated hour of power that is as impressive with its transitions as its track selection, this mix is optimal listening to for a peak time sweaty dance floor. @caitlinmedcalf Beat That Bitch With A Stick (Vocal) - K-Hand The Boat (Gerd's Re-work) - Grown Folk Dexterous - DJ Haus OG Chunker - Sally C Real Talk - Randomer Spring Back - Paul Johnson Keep Few Near (Ghosts On Tape Remix) - Grown Folk Two Of Wands - Jimmy Edgar Tron - RSC Game Over - Sansibar Third Eye Shine - Law Modelicious - Rnbws FourFifty - J Wax & Deejay Bloom Hydropump - Addison Groove & Die Spreo Superbus (Girl Unit Remix) - Kodak Insert Title Track - De Sluwe Vos Give A Little More - Agent Orange Stop & Go - P.Vanillaboy Get Loose - Bored Lord BOUNCE TO THA TRACK - Club Cab Smoker (Snarexx 909 Mix) - Raw Takes ====================================================== Upcoming Novel events: smalltown with Oliver Huntemann + Oliver Schories
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Pica, 1 Woolboard Rd, Port Melbourne VIC 3207
 Support: Laura King, Jordan Brando, Aldonna, Fosters
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 Saturday 25th June, 3PM - 9PM
 Bourke Street Courtyard, 629 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3004 
Support: NAK, Willem, Bella Claxton, Moopie, Kaytseng
 www.facebook.com/events/1202115660324379 Novel Presents Papa Smurf (3hrs) - Forum Melbourne Sat 2nd July, 7:00PM - 12:30AM 154 Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000 Support: Walter Juan https://www.facebook.com/events/416917526926061/ ==================================================== Stay in touch:
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 Acknowledgement of Country Headlines Naavikaran is a Meanjin based trans-Goddess, an upcoming producer, multimedia artist and changemaker. Through storytelling and the practice of culture, Naavikaran wants to support the care for land, Elders and children to come. She will be performing next week at 10 and 11pm on Thursday the 2nd of June for the event SERVE, and then DJing!!! from 4-8pm the next day Friday the 3rd of June. Both events will be at Rainbow House Club, 125 Smith St, Fitzroy VIC 3065. Geril is a filmmaker, writer, poet, musician and volunteer community organiser for Filipino youth organisation Anakbayan Melbourne. He migrated to Australia from the Philippines along with his family in 2012 and has been engaged in various forms of activism ever since. Today Geril joins us to discuss the impact of the recent Philippines presidential election. Tuffy, a campaigner with Goongerah Environment Centre, speaks with us about concerns with the Andrews government's Sustainable Forests Timber Amendment (Timber Harvesting Safety Zones) Bill 2022, which was introduced into the Victorian parliament on Tuesday and poses a serious threat to forest protests in the state. Find out more and get involved in the push back here. You can join an in-person information session at Black Spark in Northcote on the first Tuesday of every month - more information here.  Nick Riemer, president of the National Tertiary Education Union's University of Sydney branch, speaks with us about the strike actions taken by academic workers at the university from May 11-12 and again on May 24 to demand fair remuneration and job security. SONGS:Naavikaran - If My Genders Were the Entire Solar SystemBecca Hatch - Without You

EPISODE:In this podcast, we discuss the SDA market in Melbourne with Rob Maxwell of Plan 4 Life Australia, as well as the importance of considering Robust designed homes as part of SDA. The topics discussed in this episode are:Land access in VictoriaBuild time-frames and supply chain issuesHead lease pros and consWhy a standard lease offers better long-term returnsCurrent supply in VictoriaDemand in Victoria - Hotspots and population figuresDemand in Victoria - Design types and dwelling typesSupply and demand in Victoria - Robust & Improved Livability specificWho a Robust tenant isWhat a Robust design isFunding for NDIS - Robust participantsHybrid designed homes--GOALS:It is our goal to see Participants with high-needs disabilities being appropriately housed in accommodation that is right for them. Purpose built homes promote opportunities for social and economic participation, enhance self-determination, and create conditions for Participants to lead vibrant, safe, and independent lives.www.robustdesign.com.auwww.highphysicalsupport.com.auwww.improvedliveability.com.auwww.participants.com.auwww.fullyaccessible.com.auwww.sil-homes.com.au/CONTACT:Please feel free to call us on 1300254397 to talk to one of our friendly staff, otherwise, just pop on over to our website to find out more info on www.ndispropertyaustralia.com.auFor any podcast related queries or suggestions, please contact our podcast manager via eryn@participants.com.auFOLLOW US ON:LinkedIn InstagramFacebookLEAVE US A GOOGLE REVIEW!DISCLAIMER:Information contained in this podcast is general in nature only. It does not take into account the objectives, financial situation or needs of any particular person. You need to consider your financial situation and needs before making any decisions based on this information and should seek independent and professional advice for your personal circumstances.

Today I am joined by the delightful Rachel Gresswell. Rachel is a visual artist from Melbourne VIC, and a mum of 2. After initially training in painting in New Zealand, Rachel transitioned to drawing, and drawing for animation - creating moving image works out of drawings, or a series of drawings. She was particularly taken by the tequnique developed by William Kentridge.In this episode we deconstruct the concept of mum guilt and what it means to Rachel, how she uses her art practice to record the day to day moments of her children's' childhood how she find wonder and inspiration in the everyday mundane events of our lives and the shift that took place in her mindset in relation to how her art and her work and home life actually could co-exist, and even enhance each other.**This episode contains discussion around post natal anxiety**Rachel - website / Instagram Podcast - instagram / websiteMusic used with permission - Alemjo - When chatting to my guests I greatly appreciate their openness and honestly in sharing their stories. If at any stage their information is found to be incorrect, the podcast bears no responsibility for my guests' inaccuracies.

澳大利亚，被称为精品咖啡文化重镇，在精品咖啡发展史上，占举足轻重的地位。在这个人口只有2000万的国家里，咖啡的全国消耗量却达到了12万吨；粗略计算，人均的咖啡消耗量在6公斤/年。你能想象，在这样一个地广人稀的地方，咖啡的消耗量居然如此惊人。精品咖啡这个词最早起源于美国，可却在澳洲被弘扬发展，不得不说算是命运的拨弄吧。在这个连锁咖啡巨头处处碰壁，而精品咖啡小馆独领风骚的国度，让每一个心向往之的朝圣者，感受到整个咖啡业态的丰富，包容，独树一帜且又百花齐放。走街串巷，不管你的目的地在哪里，犄角旮旯里的咖啡香总是会不由自主地牵动你下一步要迈去的方向。在这片被咖啡因子笼罩的地方，究竟是精品咖啡造就了这个独一无二的咖啡之都，还是咖啡人所造就。也许是元气满满，笑声不断的咖啡师小姐姐；又或许是满脸络腮胡，纹身花臂加持的嬉皮士小哥哥；永远你都能看到独具一格的咖啡师；而唯一不变的，是那杯香醇的咖啡，以及送达你心底的 润物细无声~ 我们请来了在B站以及抖音有着超高人气的咖啡博主 Sofia（ID：Sofia和Lumos），作为一个咖啡从业者，曾经在澳洲Working holiday做咖啡师，澳洲的咖啡文化究竟是如何影响了她，而她又是如何看待澳洲的精品咖啡业~ 爱发电：https://afdian.net/@coffeeplusYYY『本期嘉宾』索菲娅 SofiaB站/小红书 ID：Sofia和Lumos咖啡馆品牌：Lumos绿茉淘宝店：LUMOSCOFFEE『本期内容』Table of Contents00:56 节目开场02:36 Sofia开场，叮～03:35 小城市开咖啡馆，是临夏不是宁夏04:31 在澳洲Working Holiday06:20 小白在澳洲做咖啡师找工作新方式-刷街！09:42 星巴克在澳洲10:45 一眼分辨墨尔本精品咖啡店和三明治店11:39你可能误会了“欧美咖啡文化”12:38 澳洲咖啡馆的基础菜单14:17 Batch Brew起源于北美，后开始被澳洲市场接受15:52 拿铁，卡布和澳白在世界各地的迷思23:03 澳洲的Piccolo和北美的Cortado24:40 澳洲的Magic和中国的Dirty29:13 咖啡馆的神秘隐藏菜单是彰显了消费者的特权吗？32:44 咖啡馆就好比大西北的牛肉面店35:44 Iced coffee？Coffee iced？37:24 宝宝和狗狗在咖啡馆喝什么38:17 澳洲奶制品和大西北奶制品之间的battle41:02 植物奶在澳洲46:37 Sofia在澳洲遇到的咖啡职人51:13 效率和热情，一个澳洲咖啡师的基本素养58:07 咖啡店孵化出来的Brunch文化01:02 澳洲的咖啡馆氛围才是YYDS01:10:32 澳洲咖啡馆推荐01:17:24 不能错过的片尾花絮『本期主播』俣佳 YUJIA一岢 YIKE毓南 YUNAN如果你喜欢我们的节目内容,请记得「订阅频道」。如果你对本期节目感兴趣,可以在微信公众号 - Coffeeplus播客，豆瓣小组Coffeeplus播客，以及新浪微博@CoffeePlus播客与我们互动交流。推荐您在小宇宙App，苹果Podcast, Spotify等泛用性客户端收听我们的节目，你还可以通过喜马拉雅，网易云音乐平台收听我们的节目。如果喜欢我们的节目,请别忘了在小宇宙App上给我们留言互动，在苹果Podcast给我们五星好评。如针对本期节目有任何疑问,欢迎私信留言给我们,做进一步交流。片头音乐：A Brand New Start - TrackTribe片尾音乐：Queenstown - Passenger『留言互动』微博:@Coffeeplus播客豆瓣小组：Coffeeplus播客微信公众号:Coffeeplus播客也可以搜索添加微信Fishplus_wx，备注“播客”，我们添加您进微信交流群～『澳洲咖啡图鉴』拿铁Latte（左）/澳白FW（右上）/卡布Cap（右下）Long Black （右）拿铁Latte（左）和Short black（右）BabyccinoPiccolo和Latte植物奶------------私藏榜单--------------AU 7927/29 Nicholson St, Abbotsford VIC, 3067 周一至周五: 7:00am ~ 16:00pm 周六日：8:00am ~ 16:00pmPatricia Coffee Brewers493-495 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC, 3000周一至周五：7:00am ~ 14:00pm周六日：店休Axil Coffee Roasters 565 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC, 3000门店暂时关闭，开放时间未知Industry Beans70-76 Westgarth St, Fitzroy VIC, 3065周一至周五：7:00am ~ 15:00pm周六日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmBrother Baba Budan359 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC, 3000周一至周日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmCartel Coffee Roasters1/80 Lt Malop Street, Geelong 3220周一至周六：8:00am ~ 16:00pm周日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmProud Mary Coffee Roasters / Aunty Peg's172 Oxford St, Collingwood VIC 3066 200 Wellington St, Collingwood VIC 周一至周五：7:30am ~ 15:00pm 周一至周日：9:00am ~ 17:00pm周六日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmMarket Lane Coffee Shop 73-76 Dairy Produce Hall Queen Victoria Market, Melbourne VIC 3000 周二/周四/周五：6:15am ~ 15:00pm周六：6:15am ~ 16:00pm周日：7:30am ~ 16:00pm 周一/周三： 店休Auction Rooms103-107 Errol St, North Melbourne VIC 3051周一至周五：7:00am ~ 15:30pm周六日：8:00am ~ 16:00pmArtificer Coffee547 Bourke St, Surry Hills, NSW 2010周一至周五：7:00am ~ 12:00pm周六日：8:00am ~ 13:00pmSingle O Surry Hills 60-64 Reservoir St, Surry Hills NSW 2010 周一至周五：7:00am ~ 14:30pm周六日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmThe Reformatory Caffeine Lab17-51 Foveaux St, Surry Hills NSW 2010 周一至周五：6:30am ~ 16:00pm周六：8:00am ~ 14:00pm周日：店休ONA CoffeeHouse Cafe68 Wollongong St, Fyshwick ACT 2603周一至周五：7:00am ~ 14:00pm周六日：8:00am ~ 13:30pmMONDOLI成都天仙桥南路8号附10号周一至周日： 10:00am ~ 24:00pm

澳大利亚，被称为精品咖啡文化重镇，在精品咖啡发展史上，占举足轻重的地位。在这个人口只有2000万的国家里，咖啡的全国消耗量却达到了12万吨；粗略计算，人均的咖啡消耗量在6公斤/年。你能想象，在这样一个地广人稀的地方，咖啡的消耗量居然如此惊人。精品咖啡这个词最早起源于美国，可却在澳洲被弘扬发展，不得不说算是命运的拨弄吧。在这个连锁咖啡巨头处处碰壁，而精品咖啡小馆独领风骚的国度，让每一个心向往之的朝圣者，感受到整个咖啡业态的丰富，包容，独树一帜且又百花齐放。走街串巷，不管你的目的地在哪里，犄角旮旯里的咖啡香总是会不由自主地牵动你下一步要迈去的方向。在这片被咖啡因子笼罩的地方，究竟是精品咖啡造就了这个独一无二的咖啡之都，还是咖啡人所造就。也许是元气满满，笑声不断的咖啡师小姐姐；又或许是满脸络腮胡，纹身花臂加持的嬉皮士小哥哥；永远你都能看到独具一格的咖啡师；而唯一不变的，是那杯香醇的咖啡，以及送达你心底的 润物细无声~ 我们请来了在B站以及抖音有着超高人气的咖啡博主 Sofia（ID：Sofia和Lumos），作为一个咖啡从业者，曾经在澳洲Working holiday做咖啡师，澳洲的咖啡文化究竟是如何影响了她，而她又是如何看待澳洲的精品咖啡业~ 爱发电：https://afdian.net/@coffeeplusYYY『本期嘉宾』索菲娅 SofiaB站/小红书 ID：Sofia和Lumos咖啡馆品牌：Lumos绿茉淘宝店：LUMOSCOFFEE『本期内容』Table of Contents00:56 节目开场02:36 Sofia开场，叮～03:35 小城市开咖啡馆，是临夏不是宁夏04:31 在澳洲Working Holiday06:20 小白在澳洲做咖啡师找工作新方式-刷街！09:42 星巴克在澳洲10:45 一眼分辨墨尔本精品咖啡店和三明治店11:39你可能误会了“欧美咖啡文化”12:38 澳洲咖啡馆的基础菜单14:17 Batch Brew起源于北美，后开始被澳洲市场接受15:52 拿铁，卡布和澳白在世界各地的迷思23:03 澳洲的Piccolo和北美的Cortado24:40 澳洲的Magic和中国的Dirty29:13 咖啡馆的神秘隐藏菜单是彰显了消费者的特权吗？32:44 咖啡馆就好比大西北的牛肉面店35:44 Iced coffee？Coffee iced？37:24 宝宝和狗狗在咖啡馆喝什么38:17 澳洲奶制品和大西北奶制品之间的battle41:02 植物奶在澳洲46:37 Sofia在澳洲遇到的咖啡职人51:13 效率和热情，一个澳洲咖啡师的基本素养58:07 咖啡店孵化出来的Brunch文化01:02 澳洲的咖啡馆氛围才是YYDS01:10:32 澳洲咖啡馆推荐01:17:24 不能错过的片尾花絮『本期主播』俣佳 YUJIA一岢 YIKE毓南 YUNAN如果你喜欢我们的节目内容,请记得「订阅频道」。如果你对本期节目感兴趣,可以在微信公众号 - Coffeeplus播客，豆瓣小组Coffeeplus播客，以及新浪微博@CoffeePlus播客与我们互动交流。推荐您在小宇宙App，苹果Podcast, Spotify等泛用性客户端收听我们的节目，你还可以通过喜马拉雅，网易云音乐平台收听我们的节目。如果喜欢我们的节目,请别忘了在小宇宙App上给我们留言互动，在苹果Podcast给我们五星好评。如针对本期节目有任何疑问,欢迎私信留言给我们,做进一步交流。片头音乐：A Brand New Start - TrackTribe片尾音乐：Queenstown - Passenger『留言互动』微博:@Coffeeplus播客豆瓣小组：Coffeeplus播客微信公众号:Coffeeplus播客也可以搜索添加微信Fishplus_wx，备注“播客”，我们添加您进微信交流群～『澳洲咖啡图鉴』拿铁Latte（左）/澳白FW（右上）/卡布Cap（右下）Long Black （右）拿铁Latte（左）和Short black（右）BabyccinoPiccolo和Latte植物奶------------私藏榜单--------------AU 7927/29 Nicholson St, Abbotsford VIC, 3067 周一至周五: 7:00am ~ 16:00pm 周六日：8:00am ~ 16:00pmPatricia Coffee Brewers493-495 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC, 3000周一至周五：7:00am ~ 14:00pm周六日：店休Axil Coffee Roasters 565 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC, 3000门店暂时关闭，开放时间未知Industry Beans70-76 Westgarth St, Fitzroy VIC, 3065周一至周五：7:00am ~ 15:00pm周六日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmBrother Baba Budan359 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC, 3000周一至周日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmCartel Coffee Roasters1/80 Lt Malop Street, Geelong 3220周一至周六：8:00am ~ 16:00pm周日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmProud Mary Coffee Roasters / Aunty Peg's172 Oxford St, Collingwood VIC 3066 200 Wellington St, Collingwood VIC 周一至周五：7:30am ~ 15:00pm 周一至周日：9:00am ~ 17:00pm周六日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmMarket Lane Coffee Shop 73-76 Dairy Produce Hall Queen Victoria Market, Melbourne VIC 3000 周二/周四/周五：6:15am ~ 15:00pm周六：6:15am ~ 16:00pm周日：7:30am ~ 16:00pm 周一/周三： 店休Auction Rooms103-107 Errol St, North Melbourne VIC 3051周一至周五：7:00am ~ 15:30pm周六日：8:00am ~ 16:00pmArtificer Coffee547 Bourke St, Surry Hills, NSW 2010周一至周五：7:00am ~ 12:00pm周六日：8:00am ~ 13:00pmSingle O Surry Hills 60-64 Reservoir St, Surry Hills NSW 2010 周一至周五：7:00am ~ 14:30pm周六日：8:00am ~ 15:00pmThe Reformatory Caffeine Lab17-51 Foveaux St, Surry Hills NSW 2010 周一至周五：6:30am ~ 16:00pm周六：8:00am ~ 14:00pm周日：店休ONA CoffeeHouse Cafe68 Wollongong St, Fyshwick ACT 2603周一至周五：7:00am ~ 14:00pm周六日：8:00am ~ 13:30pmMONDOLI成都天仙桥南路8号附10号周一至周日： 10:00am ~ 24:00pm

Voormalig Tweede Kamerlid Nicolien van Vroonhoven, woonachtig in Melbourne (VIC), is een petitie gestart om de exemption regel voor vertrekkende reizigers van tafel te krijgen. Ze legt uit waarom.

SBS Sinhala discussion with Mr. Keith James (Solicitor in Melbourne -VIC). - ගෘහස්ථ හෝ පවුල් ප්‍රචණ්ඩත්වයට ගොදුරු වූ තාවකාලික වීසා හිමියන් සඳහා ඔස්ට්‍රේලියාව තුල ලබාගත හැකි සේවාවන් සහ ඒ හා සම්බන්ධ තොරතුරු පිළිබඳ SBS සිංහල ගුවන් විදුලිය සිදුකළ සාකච්ඡාවට සවන් දෙන්න.

Mark Ottobre is the owner and founder of Enterprise Fitness in Melbourne, Victoria.He's a trainer of champions and the reason I love superheroes. Creator of Wolfpack which I can proudly say I was the first coach he called to be a part of back in 2016. His mission is to raise the standards of trainers in the health and fitness industry and is certainly leading the way. He's the reason I reconnected to using “Personal Trainer” with pride.He was a big influence on me in my early days as a coach. I had all the passion, but lacked the business and structure to be successful at what I do. All heart, but no hope, until I got the call from Mark to take part in his Wolfpack Mentorship Program. Mark has been very open in sharing that he was once upon a time the fat kid in school until he found a love for weight training in high school that transformed his life and it's safe to say he hasn't looked back. Now he's leading the way and is a massive influence on the next generation of health and fitness leaders. He has raised the stakes and expectations of what and how a trainer can change your life. And in this episode we talk about superheroes, plus what he does to collect his thoughts and how he's managed to summon his superhuman strength in times when he needed it. Enjoy! And share the love and comments below. If you'd like to connect with Mark, you can easily find him on FB, IG, YouTube and he has his own podcast “The Wolf's Den” where you can tune in to his great work. Enterprise Fitness is a Personal Training Studio located in Richmond, Melbourne VIC. www.melbournepersonaltrainers.comJoin the Summon Your Superhuman VIP List and community for special events like the 3-Day Virtual Challenge taking place this week for real-time action steps to go from Frustration to Focus. Register here for your personal invitation and more details: https://upbeat-mover-535.ck.page/78a549cb68

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Guest: Anish Verma Join us as we talk about mindset and belief systems. *If you get in touch with him, do let him know you heard him on Intens-afi Podcast. anishverma.com https://empowermindset.coach/ LinkedIn = https://www.linkedin.com/in/anishverma/ Twitter: @Poet_Anish If you are an international student facing financial hardship in Melbourne or regional Victoria get in touch with me by any of the options below: Request for a topic/ Guest on my Podcast/ International student (Melbourne/Vic) hardship enquiry. Intens-afi is on Patreon- Consider contributing for member benefits and more. Thank you Follow Intens-afi on Social Media- Twitter Instagram

Mimi Matthews has enjoyed best-selling success in Victorian fiction and non-fiction, with romances that ask thoughtful social questions as well as entertain. And her playful animal tales in The Pug Who Bit Napoleon, a not-so-romantic interaction that took place on his wedding night, is one of dozens of amusing animal stories from the 18th and 19th centuries Hi there, I'm your host Jenny Wheeler, and today  Mimi talks about her latest book, Gentleman Jim, a rollicking romantic Regency, and tells what it was like to get her first publishing deal when she was still a relatively young teenager. To help celebrate the end of what has been a pretty hard year for many of us, Mimi's Christmas novella, A Holiday by Gaslight, will be one of four books featured in our Twelve Days of Christmas giveaway, starting this week. Yes, for the next three weeks you will have a chance every week to win one of three holiday reading book bundles made up of two historical and two contemporary Christmas stories. ENTER GIVEAWAY That's right, every week we will be giving away twelve Christmas books as our gift to you in our Twelve Days of Christmas giveaway. Enter on The Joys of Binge Reading website or on our Binge Reading Facebook page. (The first winners from last week were: Daniel D: Sydney NSW, Karen N, Melbourne VIC, Mona B Lincoln, CA, and Rosemary K. Madison, OH.) Six things you'll learn from this Joys of Binge Reading episode: The startlingly young age Mimi got her first book dealHow an accident brought her back to fictionWhy she loves the VictoriansThe serious side to Victorian romance - marriage as a careerWhat's different about Regency plotsWhy Prince Albert's greyhound touched her heart Where to find Mimi Matthews:  Website: https://www.mimimatthews.com/ Facebook: @MimiMatthewsAuthor Twitter: @MimiMatthewsEsq BookBub: https://www.bookbub.com/profile/mimi-matthews Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/16948224.Mimi_Matthews Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.nz/MimiMatthewsEsq/ What follows is a "near as" transcript of our conversation, not word for word but pretty close to it, with links to important mentions. Jenny Wheeler: But now here's Mimi. Hello there, Mimi and welcome to the show. It's great to have you with us. Mimi Matthews: Hi Jenny. I'm so glad to be here. Thanks for having me. Introducing Mimi Matthews Jenny Wheeler: Beginning at the beginning – it's a very predictable question with this show now because it's one I ask every one of our guests but I think people always want to know the answer – was there a Once Upon a Time moment when you decided that you just had to write fiction and if so, what was the catalyst for it? Mimi Matthews - Author Mimi Matthews: I would have to say, always being when I was little, really creative – like some little kids when they play with their toys or their dolls and thinking up stories and little scenes for them to act out. My mom encouraged me to write it down, once I was able to actually be writing. This would have been at elementary school and I kept doing it. No one ever told me you can't do that, you're not old enough, you don't know enough, so I felt really comfortable writing out my ideas and little bits of a dialogue. Eventually, by the time I was 13, I had written a book. It's not a masterpiece, but it was good enough that I was able to send it out on submission. Then when I was 18, I got an agent. I think a lot of it had to do with being young and a little bit of a dreamer and no one ever saying, you can't write these down, you can't make stories. So I did, and it ended up becoming books. Jenny Wheeler: It's quite remarkable that at such a young age you were able to do that. Writing her own stories Mimi Matthews: I never even realized when I was doing it, because I had always been doing it. It was nothing highbrow or technical. I didn't have a ton of skill at plotting things out or charac...

Meet Leighton. Leighton has used his spare time in the Victora lockdown to learn te reo, something that has been calling him for many years. His story will have a lot of parallels with those living in Aus!TE REO FACEBOOK GROUP: https://bit.ly/tereogroupTE REO PODCAST: https://bit.ly/tereopodcastTE REO BOOTCAMP COURSE: https://bit.ly/tereobootcampTE REO SELF PACED COURSE: https://bit.ly/selfpacedcourse

Guest: Sharan Velauthan Join us as we discuss men's mental health, touch upon issues that concern them, and the need to speak up. Sharan's Instagram - *If you get in touch with him, do let him know you heard him on Intens-afi Podcast. His website - Information on all his projects and ventures. His TEDx Talk If you are an international student facing hardships in Melbourne or regional Victoria get in touch with me by any of the options below: Request for a topic/ Guest on my Podcast/ International student (Melbourne/Vic) hardship enquiry. Intens-afi is on Patreon- Consider contributing for member benefits and more. Thank you Follow Intens-afi on Social Media- Twitter Instagram

Guest: Joanne Dinh (Events and Social Media) Join us as we discuss life as a barista and an international student and some of the hardships that COVID-19 brought upon us. Joanne's LinkedIn - *If you get in touch with her, do let her know you heard her on Intens-afi Podcast. If you are an international student facing hardships in Melbourne or regional Victoria get in touch with me by any of the options below: Request for a topic/ Guest on my Podcast/ International student (Melbourne/Vic) hardship enquiry. Intens-afi is on Patreon- Consider contributing for member benefits and more. Thank you Follow Intens-afi on Social Media- Twitter Instagram

Recorded live in Carlton, Melbourne VIC 3053 on Wednesday, 21st October 2020. This convo had no beginning and end, which makes it even better and you know that it's organic! I just randomly hit recording while Stu and I were having a chat (of course he knows that we were gonna be on the record!). Over the many convos we've had this year, one thing has always stood out: 2020 is an interesting year, and it is a good one if you choose to look at the good stuff :) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/support

Suz and Esther both moved interstate from Melbourne (VIC, Aus) to pursue their careers of being an audiologist and doctor. Our passions extend far beyond our careers and despite the 100s of kilometres between us, the good old fashioned phone call has kept our friendship intact. Today, we invite you into our call convos and may you be encouraged, challenged and even entertained by our musings and adventures!

Recorded live in Carlton, Melbourne VIC 3053 on Saturday, 20th June 2020. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/support

Recorded live in Carlton, Melbourne VIC 3053 on Sunday 14th June 2020 Meet Kim, a beautiful soul from the Philippines. I met her through Study Melbourne Ambassadors program 2020, and I've been one of her biggest fans! She has such a beautiful heart, and she always has wonderful initiatives to help others. In this spontaneous convo on a sunny Sunday, I got to know her and we chatted about all that's happening in the world. In some ways, life is really strange right now. In other ways, it's pretty awesome because every single human is doing something about it. We are changing the world in our own small ways. If you are keen to find out how to do so, please tune in! Kim left you all with a really sweet message: “Keep smiling. Everyday is a new day to change lives :)” All our love, Kim and Lu --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/support

Recorded live in Carlton, Melbourne VIC 3053 on Wednesday 3rd June 2020. I met Pyper through the Study Melbourne Ambassadors 2020 Program and she was one of the first Ambassadors that I got to chat to. I just love her energy so much and we could go on and on about random things. After chatting to her on the Study Melbourne Leadership Labs podcast and just casually chatting to her about life, I finally chat to her on The Glocals podcast. This experience was definitely different and we are both so glad that we could form a friendship thanks to our convos. With me and Pyper both being in a place of changes and growth, we reflected on our journeys and discussed how we are learning to be kind to ourselves and others. Empathy and compassion are not just for others, because they start from within. Now, more than ever, we need to know and acknowledge that we are doing the best we can. I can't wait to chat to Pyper in person and give her a real, not virtual, squeeze real soon! All our love, Pyper and Lu --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/support

Recorded live in Ringwood, Melbourne VIC 3134 on Monday 18th May 2020. Diane has been a huge supporter of my work as well as all the other La Trobe students and she's always there for us. I've known her for quite a while and she has this energy, this way about her that is just so positive. I've always wanted to have this chat with her, but you know, life happens and we couldn't really sit down and have a chat until now. When I asked her to join me on the podcast, she said yes, but she wanted to chat to me first because the topic she wanted to talk about, according to her, is a tough one to talk about. This has never happened before, and when she finally told me what it was, I cried a little. Not because it is a sad thing, but because I had no idea she was struggling with that much pain and still remained so positive and still supported us students with all her heart. It's one of those little things that remind me of how human we all are, and how we should always pay attention to the people around us. I wish I could hug her right there and then. But of course, we couldn't hug in person, so I sent her my virtual hugs and promised to shout her KFC - her fave! Diane's message for our convo is: “Life is short - appreciate those around you and appreciate the small things.” She also shared: “I enjoyed the freedom to share my story - a topic that may be taboo for some in the community. The natural flow of the conversation was also enjoyable.” For those of you that would like to know more about our amazing Diane and her journey, her message for you is: “Listeners can follow my 'journey' on Instagram under the account > geeeesman”. All our love, Diane and Lu --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/support

Recorded live in Ringwood, Melbourne VIC 3134 on Wednesday 15 April 2020. I met Hoa through Study Melbourne Ambassadors 2020 Program, and I am so glad that she was one of the few to say yes to joining me on The Glocals podcast. We both come from Vietnam, so it was a little strange to chat in English, but I'm glad we did because what we talked about can really help anyone and everyone! To us, being in the early stage of our careers means that we have the luxury to learn from others and also be creative. No matter which stage you are at in your career, chances are you agree with us when it comes to the importance of personal branding and networking. These 2 go hand in hand and they are the key to success, and we both share the same view mainly because we share so much in our own journeys. We hope that this helps our friends out there who wish to kickstart their careers, and we hope that experienced professionals can add to what we have to say! Cheers, Hoa and Lu --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/support

Recorded live in Ringwood, Melbourne VIC 3134 and Germany on Saturday 11 April 2020. I met Silvia when literally just moved to Melbourne. There she was in a Unicef t-shirt fundraising on the street and at the time I don't know what got into me but I approached her instead of the other way around and asked her about joining Unicef. I was so happy I got to join the team but shortly after, she left Australia to return to Germany. We lost touch for a bit but I'm so glad we've reconnected now. So much love and positive energies in this convo! We discussed all things curiosity and how staying curious can be beneficial for us in multiple ways. It does not only help with seeing the world with different eyes but also with how we see ourselves. I had so much fun and it was such a good reminder to "be curious, not judgemental"! All our love, Silvia and Lu --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/support

Recorded live in Ringwood, Melbourne VIC 3134 on Friday 10 April 2020. I met Shawn at a Melbourne meetup about Knowledge Management and I was captivated by his love for storytelling, and coming to know that he's the founder of Anecdote was one of the highlights for me. I was intrigued to learn about how he would tell his stories, so I asked him to join the podcast. Luckily for us, he said yes and we had a really good chat about speaking with mindfulness. How often do you actually pay attention to the tiny signs in a conversation? Do you realise how you present yourself and your ideas? Have you ever wondered why some politicians speak in certain ways that sometimes don't make sense while others speak from the heart and it touches you? We discussed them all, and I learned so much from a good old conversation with Shawn. It was also really great to get to know how Anecdote came about! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/support

Sheree Stewart is an Aboriginal speaker, midwife, doula, published author, transpersonal art therapist and now a hot air balloon pilot! She is also a mother to six children and is the manager of the Koori Maternity Service at Sunshine Hospital in Melbourne. Sally was lucky enough to speak with her recently about her work advocating for the best possible maternity care for Aboriginal families, in the lead up to her appearance at the Doula Conference in Melbourne later this month.References:Galingera Maternity Service, Sunshine Hospital, Melbourne Vic:http://www.westernhealth.org.au/Services/Womens_and_Children/MaternityServices/Pages/Options-for-pregnancy-care.aspxwww.shereestewart.com.auMe and White Supremacy www.laylafsaad.comProduced and presented by Sally CusackCopyright PBB Media and Sally Cusack 2020www.pbbmedia.orgFirst aired on 99.9 BayFM Byron Bay Australia on 09/03/2020.+++++++++++This episode is sponsored by MooGoo Skin Care. www.moogoo.com.au.For a limited time our listeners can get a 15% discount on online purchases by quoting the code PBBPODCAST.

Sheree Stewart is an Aboriginal speaker, midwife, doula, published author, transpersonal art therapist and now a hot air balloon pilot! She is also a mother to six children and is the manager of the Koori Maternity Service at Sunshine Hospital in Melbourne. Sally was lucky enough to speak with her recently about her work advocating for the best possible maternity care for Aboriginal families, in the lead up to her appearance at the Doula Conference in Melbourne later this month.References:Galingera Maternity Service, Sunshine Hospital, Melbourne Vic:http://www.westernhealth.org.au/Services/Womens_and_Children/MaternityServices/Pages/Options-for-pregnancy-care.aspxwww.shereestewart.com.auMe and White Supremacy www.laylafsaad.comProduced and presented by Sally CusackCopyright PBB Media and Sally Cusack 2020www.pbbmedia.orgFirst aired on 99.9 BayFM Byron Bay Australia on 09/03/2020.+++++++++++This episode is sponsored by MooGoo Skin Care. www.moogoo.com.au.For a limited time our listeners can get a 15% discount on online purchases by quoting the code PBBPODCAST.

Published Feb 18, 2018 “On 18 April 2016, the Board of .au Domain Administration (auDA) approved second level domain name registration in .au, known as direct registration. Direct registration will give Australian users of the Internet the choice of registering a name directly before the dot in .au, for example, yourname.au. The existing 2LDs will continue to operate as dedicated domains for businesses, not for profits, government, education and individuals.” “The opening of a .au domain namespace is the most significant change to the .au DNS structure in 30 years. “ The auDA Board Convened and Published Document in October 17 titled “Implementation of Second Level Domain Name Registrations (Direct Registration)” which covered (1) the development of an implementation policy for direct registration; and (2) policy reform. https://www.auda.org.au/assets/pdf/2017PRP-0310201... REGISTRATION PROCESS Extracts from https://www.auda.org.au/assets/Uploads/PRP-Issues-... Item 15. There are three fundamental principles that underpin the .au domain name registration system: (1) no proprietary rights in a domain name, (2) no hierarchy of rights, and (3) first come, first served. A registrant does not ‘own' a domain name but has a licence to use and dispose of the domain name for a specified period. A trademark owner has no better entitlement to a domain name than a business name owner. A registrant of a domain name in one 2LD has no greater entitlement to the same name in another 2LD than a third party or another 2LD registrant. The first person that applies to register a domain name will be entitled to register the domain name, subject to the availability of the domain name. Extract from: https://www.auda.org.au/assets/pdf/2017PRP-0310201... Item 8. The Panel is considering giving existing registrants across all 2LDs priority to register the exact matching second level domain name; But who gets priority is a little complicated and undecided. Extracts from https://www.auda.org.au/assets/pdf/2017PRP-0310201... Given the uncertainty around the launch date for direct registration, low awareness among the public about direct registration and the passage of more than 18 months since the announcement, it may be more equitable to select a cut-off date sometime in the future. 60. Choosing the 18 April 2016 Board announcement as the cut-off date for determining priority registrant rights will disadvantage registrants that have registered a third level domain name after this date. The NZ and UK cut-off date was between 3- 6 months before the launch date. A later cutoff date may increase the number of conflicted names. HOW WILL COMPETING CLAIMS BE RESOLVED? auDA are considering: Extracts from https://www.auda.org.au/assets/pdf/2017PRP-0310201... Item 61. A longest continuous registrant approach be adopted to resolve competing claims, because the choice of a later cut-off date will have less impact than if the lottery approach is adopted. Item 62. The Panel is working on the assumption registrants of domain names across all 2LDs registered at the cut-off date will be eligible for priority registration. WHO.IS YOUR COMPETITION? Anybody with a second level domain such as the open domains, which are com.au, net.au, org.au, asn.au, and id.au. You can use this database to search for owners of domains https://who.is/ CONCERNED? MAKING A SUBMISSION BY 4TH OF MARCH 2018 Extracts from; https://www.auda.org.au/assets/Uploads/PRP-Issues-... 8. The Panel invites written submissions by close of business on 4 March 2018. Submissions can be emailed to policy.review@auda.org.au or by post to: Policy Review Panel c/o .au Domain Administration Ltd PO Box 18315 MELBOURNE VIC 3001 9. All submissions will be made publicly available on the auDA website, unless marked confidential. In the absence of a clear indication that the submission is confidential, the Policy Review Panel will treat the submission as public. The Policy Review Panel will not consider nor publish anonymous submissions. COMPLAINTS If you think the registrant is not eligible to hold their domain name under the Domain Name Eligibility and Allocation Policy Rules for the Open 2LDs breaches of the Prohibition on Misspellings Policy. https://www.auda.org.au/about-auda/our-services/su...  

Recorded live in Bundoora, Melbourne VIC 3086 on Tuesday, 17 December 2019. Hey hey my friends, Happy Lunar New Year if you are celebrating this occasion. If not, I hope you are having an awesome start to the week! Meet Jess, a perfect stranger at La Trobe University that I had the chance to talk to the day before my graduation for my Master's. I was listening to this conversation again and I realised how long it is, but it makes sense considering how this is how 2 perfect strangers got to know each other. We started out discussing our uni lives, and coping plays into that A LOT, no matter how our journeys have been. As everyone has been a student at some point, I thought this is absolutely relatable and would help a lot of our peers out there to realise that when we are so caught up in our busy schedules juggling between studying and working, it is okay to accept whatever coping mechanism you are using. In our cases, we discussed overeating and having an unhealthy diet when coping with our busy uni lives and how taking a break really helps to re-evaluate what we have been doing and how to change our behaviour. What's even more awesome is how Jess referred to The Glocals' Convo #3 with Noah and discussed schemas. She gave me some more insights into how our behaviours can only be changed when things are built into our schemas. However, we agreed that sometimes we just don't have the luxury of stopping to reflect and re-evaluate, so it is okay to change our behaviours bit by bit as we go and give empathy to ourselves and people around us. At the end of the day, we don't know what a person is going through until we really talk to them and they openly share their stories, which is why we briefly mentioned how a person's reality is completely different from their Instagram feed. As this conversation happened at the end of 2019 and coping for a whole year leads to a desire for change, we also went into New Year's Resolutions and discussed how they work for us. Even though the last day of 2019 wouldn't be much of a difference compared to the first day of 2020, it is totally worthy to set some new goals for the new year and change things around. How do you set goals? Personally, I shared with Jess how I set goals based on Project Management's principles, so yes, my yearly goals have got to be SMART. Well, I do understand that some intangible things cannot be measured with numbers, but there are other ways to see our improvement, say tangiblising the intangible. If you are not keeping a gratitude journal yet, perhaps it is worth it to try and record good things somewhere and see if you are happy with your day at least once a week, then go from there. Whatever comes in 2020 will only be the results of all that you have been working on in 2019, so brace yourselves for the best! It is such a long conversation but its flow is just natural and I love it, so thank you Jess for joining me! Our senses of sarcasm are different but I really enjoyed having this conversation and I learned a lot from you. To my listeners: if you are listening in real time and are celebrating Lunar New Year, I hope this can help you re-evaluate your 2019 and set new goals for 2020. Whatever it is that you had to cope with in 2019, I hope it is a bit easier now to cope with. Please know that whatever you have been working on will go somewhere in 2020, and this will be the best year yet, for each year is only getting better. Cheers, Jess and Lu --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/support

Recorded live in Carlton, Melbourne VIC, Australia 3010 on Thursday 5 December 2019. As this is the last conversation to be shared by The Glocals in 2019, I hope that it leaves a strong impact on how we as a society are supporting things and people, and I hope that stuff that matters will remain/become the key of focus in our daily lives. I am so grateful to my bestie Kimmy for introducing me to her stepsister Eva, who is an absolute gem to this world. She prepared dot points for a conversation with me cause she took this really seriously, and I really appreciate how much she was for this idea of sharing knowledge and curating empathy globally. We gave a lot of shoutouts in this convo and I just love how the people in our lives help put things into perspective for us. Personally, I don't know Eva very well but I guess I know enough, and I did learn so much more about her and about Australia through this convo. Our differences in terms of speaking up and my personal reflections thanks to our discussion taught me a lot about different personas and how I need to actually woman up and just say what needs to be said. Going further from there to what has been happening here, while learning about how the Australian Government has been approaching refugees in different aspects, my heart broke a little for the people struggling with no certainty and no safety out there. Being from another country myself, I do realise how lucky I am to have a roof over my head and all I need to have a comfortable life in Australia while others out there just desperately need the basics to survive. And I just adore how Eva uses social media for both fun and good by speaking up against injustices and raise awareness about what can be done to help, so I am learning from her and I hope you are too. https://www.facebook.com/j4r.au/ is Justice for Refugees FB page, so please give it a look if you care about the struggling refugees and want to help in any way you can. At the end, we did wanna go into something fun and Eva really wanted to talk about sex, which I'm 100% down for, so Eva please come back and we'll have a whole talk on that, or if not for this poddy then just with me! On a more serious note, Eva's overall message to the world after this convo is "If we have the privilege to be able to speak up, we should step up, even in everyday conversations.", and I believe in its power simply because it actually aligns with what The Glocals is all about. I am in awe of where the podcast itself is heading and how these conversations are shaping me, so thank you so so much to everyone who has agreed to join me on this little journey of my life, and thank you to Eva for our fantastic time. You can find Eva on Facebook at Eva Jordens and Instagram @eva.jordens. Get to know her and learn more about how you can help refugees + heaps of other people in need. May the new Decade be filled with meaningful convos like this and may The Glocals bring the world what it needs to be a better place with better humans. All our love, Eva and Lu --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-glocals/support

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Eunice, or Helen as she prefers, is 100 and lives in Melbourne. She grew up in Melbourne's industrial inner west, well before its gentrification. She loves to listen to people singing, and cites Michael Buble and Andrea Bocelli as her favourites. Eunice is a fan of poeple who strive to achieve.

Doris recently celebrated her 100th birthday. She grew up in Melbourne's inner west and has lived nearby ever since. She suggests she could have been a bit more disciplined through the Depression. A keen seamstress , she became a missionary and achieve her dream if ministering to others.

According to the Story Dogs website... "When children read to a dog, the outcomes are amazing! It is a non-judgemental setting, the children's focus improves, their literacy skills increase and their confidence soars.The accepting, loving nature of dogs gives this program its magic and helps children relax, open up, try harder and have fun while reading to a friendly, calm dog."In this 'Podcast With Pictures' we chat with one of the Melbourne (VIC) volunteers Cindy McGregor who explains how it works, why it works and how you can be involved too!Website: www.storydogs.org.au

According to the Story Dogs website... "When children read to a dog, the outcomes are amazing! It is a non-judgemental setting, the children's focus improves, their literacy skills increase and their confidence soars. The accepting, loving nature of dogs gives this program its magic and helps children relax, open up, try harder and have fun while reading to a friendly, calm dog." In this 'Podcast With Pictures' we chat with one of the Melbourne (VIC) volunteers Cindy McGregor who explains how it works, why it works and how you can be involved too! Website: www.storydogs.org.au