Podcasts about newcastle nsw

I caught up with Joel Shadbolt from NZ reggae inspired icons L.A.B to chat about their upcoming trip to Aussie shores for Over The Ditch festival this month - Feb 22 and 23 in Newcastle NSW. Listen now to hear about Joel's perspective on working for yourself in a numbers-based industry, burn out, musical influences, political, spiritual, and cultural commentary, creative control and development, his current top 3 NZ/AU music recs, and more!

“I'm going to look back one day on this and think those were the glory years."Teacher by trade, Canadian by birth, Melanie is here to share how she wound up calling Newcastle home and why she and her partner chose home education for their two boys, aged 7 and 4. In this episode we talk about longing for community in the early years of motherhood, not being ‘ride or die' homeschoolers, how play evolves as children mature, intentional living, why screens have become the new social playground and the magical power of asking the question ‘What If…?' FULL SHOW NOTES HEREFollow the link above to find the detailed show notes for this episode along with quotes, links and references to all Melanie shares.CONNECTInstagram - @freespirithomeschoolInstagram - @digital_wellbeing_teacherSign up to our mailing list HERE to receive new episodes and their accompanying show notes delivered straight to your inbox as they are released.Alternatively you can stay in touch with us on instagram @australianhomeschoolstoriesThis podcast was recorded on the land of the Bunurong people of the Kulin Nation. I pay my respect to elders past, present and emerging and acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded. This always was, always will be aboriginal land. 

Welcome back to another episode of Talk Property To Me! I'm your host, Brad East, and alongside my co-host Aaron Downie, we dive deep into the vibrant property market of Newcastle, exploring its historical evolution and future potential for investors. In this episode, we discuss whether Newcastle is still a viable investment opportunity as we look ahead to 2025. We start by unpacking the historical context of Newcastle, which has transitioned from an industrial hub, known as the "Steel City," to a gentrified urban area with significant growth potential. We highlight the transformation of key areas like the Honeysuckle Precinct, which has evolved from a derelict industrial site to a thriving waterfront community. We analyse the cyclical nature of Newcastle's property market, noting how past economic events, such as the GFC and COVID-19, have influenced buyer confidence and market dynamics. Despite recent high interest rates cooling the market, we observe that certain properties are still trading quickly, particularly in the sub-million dollar range, while others linger on the market longer. As we look to the future, we discuss the impressive population growth forecast for Newcastle, projected at around 21% over the next two decades, which is above the New South Wales average. This growth is supported by substantial infrastructure investments, including upgrades to Newcastle Airport, the extension of the M1 motorway, and the development of a clean energy precinct at the Port of Newcastle. These projects are expected to create thousands of jobs and boost the local economy, making Newcastle an attractive place to live and invest. We also touch on the ongoing redevelopment of the East End and Honeysuckle areas, which are becoming increasingly desirable for both residents and investors. With a focus on specific suburbs, we share our top recommendations for investment, including Lambton, New Lambton Heights, and Rankin Park, which are all positioned for significant growth due to their proximity to key amenities like hospitals and universities. Throughout the episode, we emphasise the importance of understanding the nuances of the property market, including the need for situational awareness when selecting properties. We conclude by inviting listeners to reach out for personalised advice on navigating the Newcastle property landscape. Join us as we explore the exciting opportunities that Newcastle has to offer for both first-time buyers and seasoned investors. Whether you're looking to buy, sell, or simply learn more about the market, this episode is packed with valuable insights and expert recommendations. Don't miss it! 00:00:00 - Introduction to Newcastle's Property Market 00:00:24 - Historical Overview of Newcastle 00:01:01 - Transition from Industrial to Gentrified City 00:02:19 - Sustaining Growth in Newcastle 00:03:31 - Impact of Economic Events on the Market 00:04:03 - Revitalization of Waterfront Areas 00:05:21 - Post-COVID Market Dynamics 00:06:27 - Current Buyer's Market Analysis 00:07:23 - Future Market Predictions for 2025 00:09:13 - Population Growth and Infrastructure Investment 00:10:13 - Long-Term Population Forecast 00:11:50 - Major Infrastructure Developments 00:12:59 - Newcastle Airport Upgrades 00:13:43 - M1 Motorway Extension 00:14:52 - Port of Newcastle Developments 00:16:00 - John Hunter Hospital Investments 00:19:02 - University Expansion and Its Impact 00:20:13 - East End Redevelopment 00:22:43 - Top Suburbs for Investment 00:24:25 - Key Suburbs: New Lambton and Rankin Park 00:26:12 - Emerging Areas: Tighes Hill and Mayfield East 00:27:25 - Importance of Property Type and Strategy 00:28:15 - Future Topics and Conclusion ABOUT THE HOSTS BRAD EAST Brad East is the Managing Director of Wisebuy Home Loans. Brad is an award-winning mortgage broker and has helped thousands of clients gain finance to purchase properties. Wisebuy Home Loans is the go-to mortgage brokerage for clients wanting out-of-the-box applications approved. Website → https://wisebuygroup.com.au  LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/newcastlemortgagebroker/  Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/bradeast_mortgagebroker/  Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/bradeastofficial AARON DOWNIE Joining the podcast in 2024, Aaron Downie is a seasoned property investor and director of Mackenzie Buyers Agency. Aaron's deep understanding of the property market and investment strategies provides listeners with invaluable insights. Website: https://www.mackenziepropertygroup.com.au/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaron-downie-1b2749134/

We talk with Lyndall Allan, principal from Salt Property in Newcastle about the local real estate market in Newcastle and why Sydney people are moving there.  Listen here: https://apple.co/3wub8Le ► Subscribe here to never miss an episode: https://www.podbean.com/user-xyelbri7gupo ► INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/therealestatepodcast/?hl=en  ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100070592715418 ► Email:  myrealestatepodcast@gmail.com    The latest real estate news, trends and predictions for Brisbane, Adelaide, Canberra, Gold Coast, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth. We include home buying tips, commercial real estate, property market analysis and real estate investment strategies. Including real estate trends, finance and real estate agents and brokers. Plus real estate law and regulations, and real estate development insights. And real estate investing for first home buyers, real estate market reports and real estate negotiation skills. We include Hobart, Darwin, Hervey Bay, the Sunshine Coast, Newcastle, Central Coast, Wollongong, Geelong, Townsville, Cairns, Ballarat, Bendigo, Launceston, Mackay, Rockhampton, Coffs Harbour.     #sydneyproperty #Melbourneproperty #brisbaneproperty #perthproperty 

Bruno Borges Martins foi encontrado morto no porto em 9 de maio de 2022 rodeado por tijolos de cocaína e a polícia acredita que tenha sido contratado para tirar a droga do casco de um navio atracado; Investigadores de NSW seguem à procura do brasileiro foragido Jhoni Fernandes da Silva, que pode estar envolvido com o caso.

On this episode I catch up with Nathan from Elite Reflections Auto Detailing based out of Newcastle NSW. Recorded this one the week before MotorEx so Nathan was busy on the tools prepping a car. We touch on that side of detailing and how it all started of course. Another top bloke pumping out some nice work. Enjoy So grab the polisher or a beer and enjoy this one. Thanks for listening. Don't forget to share, subscribe and rate our episodes from where ever you listen to it. Help share the Aussie love for Detailing. Contact me if you are interested in coming on as a guest. We would love to hear your detailing story. WE HAVE MERCH!!! We have a limited run of T-Shirts available in various sizes. Black and white colours only. Check out our Instagram page and DM your orders. ** PODCAST SUPPORTERS ** Sleekspace: Delighted to have the Sleekspace team on board. If you are looking to up style your detailing studio flooring. Look no further. They offer a large range of Ultra Grid Pro Tiles available in many colours to turn your studio in something epic that will stand out from the crowd. Check out their website and take advantage of the discount to all DDUP listeners. https://www.sleekspace.com.au/ Autofiber Australia have been supporting us from day one. Look no further for the best range of Microfiber products available right here in Aus. Big thanks to Joe from Autofiber Australia for his support of the podcast and the Aussie Detailing industry. Plus offering all listeners a 15% discount off your order and even includes a free gift. USE CODE: 15DDUP Check out the Autofiber website www.autofiber.com.au Follow us on Instagram @detailingdownunderpodcast Follow us on You Tube: UCQLjeYWBrANYSz05C-09s4Q Email: detailingdownunderpodcast@gmail.com

This week we chat to Lachie from Tree frog Permaculture. He was such joy and happy dude. We talked about what he does, how he came to be in his line of work, his passion for his garden is infectious! We talk city gardens and his dreams for urban shared garden space in Newcastle (NSW). A fun, light hearted chat join us as we have a yarn with Lachie.

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This Week on The Get Down we chat with the one & only TUNZ from Newcastle NSW. TUNZ is a passionate advocate for Hip-Hop Culture as a whole and is dedicated to sharing his skills as an artist to the youth surrounding him. An infectiously kind bloke, I have looked up to TUNZ for some time now and really enjoyed this chat. Hope you all enjoy...Beats  TUNZ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/upnup_inspirations/reel/CwdbI0Houd0/TUNZ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@faithalways136The Get Down Beat produced by PTTCwww.linktr.ee/poundtothecredit_officialThe Get Down Logo designed by Ben Tan from @Graphic_tragic(C) Insurgence Productions - All rights reserved. 2020 - 2024

Conversamos com quatro brasileiras que trabalham em diferentes ramos de engenharia em Newcastle (NSW), um dos principais hubs da área no país. Elas contam como foi recomeçar na Austrália a profissão que tinham no Brasil, dão dicas profissionais (não só para engenheiros) e relatam os obstáculos enfrentados por serem mulheres em um ambiente tradicionalmente dominado por homens.

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During this episode I have a deeply nourishing chat with Jess Allan- a conversation filled with imagery and story telling. Jess is a herbalist, Bowen therapist and the owner of Skindoona Apothecary in Newcastle NSW, where she manufactures a range of herbal and vibrational skin care. Having a deep love and connection to the natural world and an affinity for sensing and communicating emotional profiles, Jess followed her path into herbs and healing and has enjoyed experiencing the alchemy of people and plants for almost 20 years.  During this episode, Jess shares how after feeling quite disconnected from the natural world during her early childhood, it was the school camps she experienced later in her youth, where she spent time in the bush, hands in the earth and felt her eyes open and her soul start to connect with the plants.  Jess is a beautiful story teller and during our chat takes us on a special journey, sharing how she connects with individual plants on a deep level to create potent flower essences.  She describes feeling disconnected and even skeptical after completing some introductory courses on Bush Flower essences…but being immersed in a Nature Philosophy course and meditating in the bush amongst the wildflowers helped facilitate a profound connection and a deeper knowing of flowers and plants.   Jess's connection with herbs was deepened even further, during a transformative experience on a medicinal herb farm in Tasmania. It was here that she really started to connect strongly with the herbs, understanding their vibrations, and feeling a whole new world opening up, a sense of safety and belonging.  Jess has been deep in motherhood over the past ten years and shares how it's really easy to lose sight of self care and that daily investment in ourselves. She describes the feeling many of us experience- that there is a bigger dream than just surviving each day. **CONNECT** Skin Doona Apothecary https://skindoona.com.au/ https://www.instagram.com/skindoona/ https://m.facebook.com/p/SkinDoona-100063083926324/ **SHOW NOTES** Find out more about the Nature Philosphy Course Jess references here Learn more about Australian Bush Flower essences here Connect with the Lighthouse Health Hub where Jess manufactures her beautiful skin care range here **THE ELDER TREE TROVE PATREON COMMUNITY** You can join our Patreon here and gain a deeper connection to our podcast. Pay only $2 per week to have access to bonus and often exclusive resources and opportunities- plus support the Elder tree at the same time! To find out more about The Elder Tree visit the website at www.theeldertree.org and donate to the crowdfunding campaign here. You can also follow The Elder Tree on Facebook and Instagram and sign up to the newsletter. Find out more about this podcast and the presenters here. Get in touch with The Elder Tree at:  asktheeldertree@gmail.com The intro and outro song is "Sing for the Earth" and was kindly donated by Chad Wilkins.  You can find Chad's music here and here.

CLIMATE ACTION SHOWSEPTEMBER 18th 2023Produced by Vivien LangfordRISING TIDE - THE PEOPLE'S BLOCKADE Recorded at Redfern Town Hall  at the end of the Rising Tide speaking tour to call people to the People's Blockade of Newcastle Port. About Us — Rising Tide Speakers :M.C. Fahimah Badrulhisham - Australian Religious Response to Climate Change + Sean Murray -Rising TideIan Dunlop - Australian Security Leaders Climate GroupRev Moni Taumoepeau - Uniting Church Mission and Education Unit and proud TonganJenny Leong - Greens Member for Newtown NSW ParliamentClover Moore - Sydney Lord MayorAlexa Stuart -  Young climate activist from Rising Tide Newcastle.FACEBOOK EVENT: bit.ly/blockade2023-fb Invitation to come up to Newcastle NSW for November 24th to 27th 2023How you can participateYou dont need to go on a kayak. There is a huge diversity of roles, skills and support required to build this movement and we need everyone who cares and is able to play a part. Taking the pledge means that you will be supported to find a way that you feel comfortable to contribute. Joining this movement does not require you to quit your job or studies, or to get arrested, but it does involve more than verbal, financial or social media support. The Rising Tide climate defence movement only includes nonviolent actions. Pledge — Rising Tide   

Conversamos com quatro brasileiras que trabalham em diferentes ramos de engenharia em Newcastle (NSW), um dos principais hubs da área no país. Elas contam como foi recomeçar na Austrália a profissão que tinham no Brasil, dão dicas profissionais (não só para engenheiros) e relatam os obstáculos enfrentados por serem mulheres em um ambiente tradicionalmente dominado por homens.

EPISODE:On this episode of SDA Unlocked,  Debbie gives our listeners an in-depth breakdown of the Newcastle SDA supply and demand. Newcastle is an area of very high demand and very little supply, so we recommend listening to this episode and reaching out to us if you have further questions. NDIS PROPERTY AUSTRALIA:"To achieve confidence and success in property investment within the NDIS, it is crucial to ask the right questions and get the right answers. Our team conducts thorough research on Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) and provides appropriate technical advice through premium and strategy-based solutions. This ensures that our clients have access to the latest information on SDA design categories, geographic locations, building types, and other features that affect prices. We also use complex feasibility calculation spreadsheets to help investors understand the expected annual income of an SDA dwelling, the timeline stages of construction of their property, aswell as revealing the hidden costs. By staying up-to-date with the latest SDA pricing and payments information, we help our clients make better informed decisions and achieve their investment goals."LEAVE US A GOOGLE REVIEW!--FOLLOW US ON:LinkedIn InstagramFacebookTwitterGOALS:Our goal is 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.fullyaccessible.com.auwww.participants.com.auCONTACT:Please feel free to call us at 1300254397 to talk to one of our friendly staff, otherwise, pop on over to our website to find out more info on www.ndispropertyaustralia.com.auDISCLAIMER:Information contained in this podcast is general in nature only. It does not consider 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.For any podcast related queries or suggestions, please contact our podcast manager via info@ndis.propertywww.sdahousingpodcast.com.au

In the 54th episode of The Creators Connect Podcast, we are joined by artist  @daniellesartwork . @daniellesartwork   is a phenomenal artist who is passionate about the creative community and has committed a huge amount of her time to giving back to the community through making every effort to share her story and the lessons she has learnt in her incredible journey.  @daniellesartwork   tells us about her childhood, how she discovered her passion for art at a young age and how support from her family was vital in shaping her story and journey. Among other things we talk about the need for us as creatives to take the responsibility to redefine the narrative around being a creative and the stigma that surrounds it.  @daniellesartwork  also talks about her view of success and how it will always be different for everyone. We are going to be posting a lot more Episodes in this Creators Connect Podcast series so make sure you are subscribed and enable the bell notification to know when a new episode goes live.Support the showLISTEN/SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCASTApple: https://apple.co/3vznb9wSpotify: https://spoti.fi/3GzicMkGoogle: https://bit.ly/3IjwCle

Wessel Badenhorst's start in Australia was a bit rocky at first: losing his job, his marriage and struggling to see a way forward for himself. But when he met Suzie, she helped him regain focus and see the wonderful opportunities that lay before him- a loving relationship, plenty career prospects, and an amazing country.Fast forward five years, and Wessel says he would not want his life any different. He has built up his position in his current company and has helped the business flourish to even greater heights. He also runs a Springbok supporters Facebook group and have loved engaging with fellow rugby lovers in Australia.Listen to hear how this lovely gentleman went from down in the dumps, to now being on top of the mountain.Disclaimer: This content is based on personal opinion and experiences and is not migration and or legal advice. Please seek help from a migration agent and/or legal professional for your individual situation. JOIN OUR FACEBOOK COMMUNITY → I want to migrate to Australia https://www.facebook.com/groups/18134...→Chamonix TV Facebook Page | https://www.facebook.com/ChamonixTV DO YOU WANT TO START THE MIGRATION PROCESS? →

Albie Anne Troska #Live On Shooting The Sh*t UNCENSORED! With Piers AustinJoin Us For This Interview With Albie Anne Troska, she is a professional wrestler based in Newcastle NSW and trains at Newcastle Pro WrestlingAlbie Anne Troska On Knotfest, Debuting As Part Of The Blue Nation, Much & More (Full Interview)Come and Check Out this awesome conversation and many more! Make sure to hit that subscribe button!SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST▶️ YouTube https://youtube.com/c/PiersAustin ▶️ Twitch Twitch.tv/thepiersaustin▶️ Spreaker https://spreaker.page.link/JhRL3UxvUXCBkG1v8▶️Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/piers-austin/id1577511099▶️Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/6CmwLcLuIfltNqgJJnuL1H?si=aaYb-CROQCy6tiR9HHSsPgFollow Piers On Social MediaTwitter https://twitter.com/piersaustinInstagram https://instagram.com/thepiersaustinTiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@piersaustinFollow The Podcast On Social MediaTwitter https://www.Twitter.com/STSUNCENSOREDInstagram https://www. Instagram.com/stsuncensoredGET SOME MERCH

This week we chat with Martin Sully of Snapper Studio. Martin talks about moving to Australia from the UK and how he set up his own networking group in his new hometown of Newcastle NSW.  We talk about the power of connections and word of mouth when it comes to securing new work; how to set up a networking group and balancing a freelance life with family responsibilities. Connect with Martin via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/martinsullydesign/ or Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/snapper.studio/  Connect with Chatterbox: https://www.instagram.com/chatterbox.au/  Don't forget... If you're an Aussie freelancer, please take our new pay rates survey here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/6CSXSNV   Find us: Rachel's website https://rachelsmith.com.au/       Lynne's website https://lynnetestoni.com/       Rachel's List https://rachelslist.com.au/     As always, thanks to Rounded https://rounded.com.au/  for sponsoring The Content Byte!

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In our second episode, we speak with celebrated Torres Strait Islander artist and curator Brian Robinson.  This conversation explores some of the major milestones in Brian's career including creating an Australian landmark, designing 'The Parade Track' for the Commonwealth Games in 2018, and his development of a printmaking style that combines traditional cultural motifs and pop culture characters.  To view Brian's works of art in Newcastle Art Gallery's collection, visit www.nag.org.au/podcast Conversations from the Collection is a Newcastle Art Gallery podcast. Find new episodes weekly until Wednesday 8 February 2023.  Developed by Newcastle Art Gallery Hosted & Produced by Zana Kobayashi Produced, Edited and Music by Duke's Creations Mixed by Sawtooth Studio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this weeks episode Gabrielle & Kass breakdown why your healing journey is so important, why coming back to your body and your emotions is so vital and the healing modalities and practices that we swear by. Attend our next event in Newcastle NSW on Sunday 13th November WANT TO WORK WITH US? Apply to work with Kassie Apply to work with Gabrielle -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Connect with us on Instagram here! Connect with Gabrielle: Website Light Leaders Academy on Instagram ALL OF GABRIELLES LINKS Connect with Kassie: Website Inspired By Kass on Instagram ALL OF KASSIES LINKS

In this week's episode of the podcast, we speak with Murray Smith. Murray and his wife, Renee´ (our guest on last week's podcast), built The Open Mind Space studio in Newcastle NSW, as well as a newly-completed retreat space called The Dome. Today, Murray shares his journey from being a mixed-up youth with adult coping mechanisms to his enlightenment while facing a 13-year jail sentence. It is a beautiful story of redemption and self-empowerment. Murray is extremely passionate about men's mental wellness, connecting people to nature, aiding people in rediscovering their true selves, and cultivating a safe environment in which people can continue to build a healthy relationship with their mind, body, and spirit. Through dedication and discipline, he now leads a life with his wife and daughter worlds apart from his past. He studies and shares yoga, thai yoga massage, breathwork, energy healing and much more. Episode Shownotes: https://urbanascension.co/podcast-main-page/murray-smith/ The Healing Cocoon: www.thehealingcocoon.co https://www.instagram.com/thehealingcocoonpodcast/ Urban Ascension: https://urbanascension.co https://www.instagram.com/urbanascension/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thehealingcocoon/support

If you missed out on the weekend, or are simply missing your rugby league fix, then catch all the weekend highlights of the NSW KOE Cup match between the Bears and Knights. There was plenty of action and scoring on offer, but will this one be a tight contest, or will the score blow out into a clinic?Catch up on the action right here.

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In this week's episode I speak with Dani of @mydarlinghart. Dani is the kind of human that I watch in awe, knowing that what she has navigated must have broken her in ways most of us will never understand and yet, she manages to shine in the reality of her life and all that she has been through. Dani is a 34-year-old wife and mama, who resides in Newcastle NSW. She has two beautiful daughters; Bonnie Hart in the stars and Inka James, who was born earthside this past Valentine's Day. Dani has poured her heart into a social media space, where she vulnerably shares her journey navigating infertility, baby loss, grief, and motherhood. She has recently found purpose in her pain, starting a volunteer role in Red Nose Australia's new Footprints program. She is passionate about sharing awareness and information (on safer pregnancy programs, safe sleep and bereavement care) and hopes that in the future, no parent will ever have to suffer the heartache of pregnancy or infant loss.In this episode we talk about … + Dani's story of conception and pregnancy with each of her girls + Placental abruption and how that lead to the loss of her first daughter Bonnie Hart + How she navigated that time and when she knew she was ready to begin IVF again+ What pregnancy after loss was like and how Dani was able to move into this next pregnancy at all+ How history repeated itself in the way of another placental abruption, and how she feared the worst+ What her birth was like with Inka James + How motherhood has been since welcoming her beautiful Inka James into her arms+ What she is focusing on now and how we can support other parents navigating the unfathomable loss of an infantDani mentions her work with Red Nose Australia's new Footprints Program and as mentioned on the episode, I want to make mention to this in case you are called to offer support in Bonnie's honour. Finally, you can make a difference and help fund world-leading research and support families impacted by death of a baby or child by making a donation to Red Nose. You can read more about Dani's work with Red Nose in the Shownotes for this episode.  Get your copy of Ripe.Use the code PODCAST for $5 off.This episode of the Awakened Pregnancy Podcast is sponsored by MooGoo. The Milk Wash products and all of its sizes and variations, as mentioned in this episode, can be found at the link below.  Be sure to enter the code KATE15 at checkout for 15% off storewide, excluding Gift Voucher, Value Packs and Bulk Sizes.Milk WashMilk Shampoo BulkTerracycle Program

Danielle Goder is a queer artist, actor, producer and cofounder of the Dirty Pennies Theatre Project. Riley Galloway spoke with her about the project and her upcoming production, a queer psychological thriller. (interview begins at 9.45)The NSW Premier announced in April an inquiry into hate crimes committed against LGBTQIA+ people between 1970-2010. Nick Stewart from Dowson Turco Lawyers spoke about the inquiry, justice for the victims, and how police can improve their relations with queer and trans communities. If any of this content caused harm, please reach out to Q Life or Beyond Blue for support. (interview begins at 22.52)Drag performers Timberlina and Foxxe Faux from Newcastle NSW spoke to Jacob about their drag, and the power of bringing queer art to regional and rural areas. (interview begins at 39.04)Donate to our Radiothon and keep 3CR on the air here!Songs:Immaterial by SOPHIE

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Caitria and John are from opposite ends of the globe but were brought together in an African Gospel church in the Northeast of China. After living, studying, working, and worshipping in China for five years, COVID-19 unexpectedly brought them back Australia. Caitria currently works in Aboriginal Land Strategy for the NSW Government, and John in fundraising for World Vision Australia. They currently live and play on the lands of the Awabakal and Worimi people in Newcastle NSW. In this episode, Mitch caught up with Caitria and John to talk about how their vastly different experiences led each of them to study in China, and how they encountered God there. If you want to connect with Caitria and John, you can find them on Facebook or connect with Sierra Leone Environment Matters. https://www.facebook.com/caitria.reid https://www.facebook.com/mohamed.s.kamara.351 https://www.facebook.com/slem.on.fb -- Join the conversation: http://embody.org.au/discord Follow us: http://facebook.com/embodyau http://instagram.com/embodyau Credits: Our theme music is 'Overboard (Instrumental)' by Josh Woodward, http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Josh_Woodward Used under Creative Commons. We respectfully acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands and waters of Australia, and pay respects to elders past and present. We recognise their continuing connections to land, waters, and culture.

Episode 17! While visiting Queensland after five months of COVID-19 induced state border closures, we took the opportunity to have a great conversation with Tom Kinsley - who also happens to be the partner of our Episode 5 guest, Cecilia Mattas.   Tom is an English born, RAAF pilot based in Newcastle, NSW who has been living in Australia since 2013. Tom's passion for sport, adventure and running in particular really comes through in this conversation. Both within and outside of work he has been on some incredibly diverse adventures around the world and his “I'll give anything a go” attitude to adventure and competition is clear.    We talk about an array of his achievements and adventures and how, pre-COVID-19 he had been planning to race the iconic trail running stage race, Marathon des Sables, in the Sahara Desert, and how his goals were forced to be re-established amidst the pandemic era. This led Tom on some incredible alternative challenges, including a self-organised, “solo”, 24 hour running challenge around a 1km bitumen loop on the air force base - covering over 170km while raising funds for the UNICEF Australia COVID-19 appeal. Tom talks about the highs and lows of this incredible endurance challenge. We also cover topics including dealing with injury - and Tom's attitude to it being a battle of the mind, but with a supportive partner and team around him, how it refocused him to thinking about what he CAN do, including time swimming and on the bike. Failed adventures are another favourite of conversation and Tom delivers superbly on this, having sailed a yacht with a team across the English channel, before sinking it off the coast of Cherbourg, France. In spite of Tom's cool and humorous recollection of events, we've no doubt this would be a somewhat frightening experience amidst terrible weather conditions during a European winter. We should also “importantly” highlight that in this episode, Kristen is mainly just stoked she has found her first “Hells No” to pineapple on pizza guest - not to mention a fellow trumpet player. Finally, Tom's wildest wee may include a Prime Minister and is one not to be missed! If you would like to find Tom online he's @tomkinno on Instagram.  Amongst others, Tom makes reference to the Rim to Rim to Rim route in the Grand Canyon; the Three Peaks Challenge in the UK, the Three Peaks Yacht Race and Marathon de Sables. We are still sorting out some audio issues with the popping in the background (if anyone knows what could be going on, please slide into our DMs or email intotheweehourspodcast@gmail.com) but we hope it does not take away from the quality of the conversation.  Finally, if you're interested in supporting the podcast, you can visit our Patreon page at www.patreon.com/intotheweehourspodcast or subscribe, rate and review if you're enjoying these conversations! THANK YOU.

David Hoar is Director of Money Saver Home Loans; a mortgage broking service based in Newcastle NSW with the aim of helping Aussies nationwide into the property market. We talk about his history in the industry, and the advice he would give his 24yr old self. our instagram: @fandpsurvivalguide @moneysaverhomeloans Our friends at Status Quo: Home | Status Quo (square.site) The content discussed in this episode is general advice only, and doesn't take into consideration the individual circumstances of the listener. Any listeners should consider their personal situation and seek professional advice and assistance if needed. You can visit our website here: www.moneysaverhomeloans.com.au/

Mary Bourke is a Newcastle (NSW, Australia) based chiropractor with qualifications in pediatric chiropractic care. Her wealth of experience and passion for health and wellness improvement in young children starts right from the very early months when the reflexes present in the newborn transfer to those that assist their progressive global development.In this episode, Mary explains the nature of the primitive reflexes, how they integrate during infant development and the importance of allowing the infant to meet and progress through these developmental ‘milestones' for optimal childhood development.We explore how the opportunities are often lost in these modern times, and the child is denied the opportunity for the reflexes to integrate correctly. Mary then explains that when parents are aware, how their play-based assist can override the delays.  When primary reflexes are retained, the outcome can be reflected in the older child or adult, often presenting as unusual habits or tendencies. It is not uncommon that these need to be addressed through a collaboration of allied health therapies.Mary and I also discuss how as adults, we adapt to retained reflexes often without recognising what they are- you might recognise some in yourself!Contact Mary Bourke through the Vitality Junction Chiropractic clinic:Clinic@vitalityj.com.au612-249 691965

Scheherazade Bloul (WOTL) spoke with Prof.Helen Berry from Macquarie University on how climate change impacts mental health//Jessica Harrison spoke with Kevin and Zeb (City Limits) about housing challenges on the Bass Coast//Kevin and Zeb (City Limits)  catch up with Pam Morgan about the campaign to save the Collingwood Children's Farm//Hannah and Emma from Blockade Australia speaking with Stick Together's Jackson McInearny about the recent action to shut down the world's largest coal port in Newcastle NSW//

Grit Käding from Newcastle NSW had to fly back to Germany in June after her father died. The family postponed the burial at sea so Grit and the two children could attend. But the return flight didn't work out as hoped, and since then Grit and the two children have been stuck in Germany. - Grit Käding aus Newcastle NSW musste im Juni nach Deutschland zurückfliegen, nachdem ihr Vater gestorben war. Die Familie verschob die Seebestattung, damit Grit und die beiden Kinder dabei sein konnten. Doch mit dem Rückflug klappte es nicht wie erhofft, und seither stecken Grit und die beiden Kinder in Deutschland fest.

Jack Grace is an inimitable artist. The journey for the singer-songwriter, musician and producer started in the suburbs of Newcastle (NSW) obsessing over piano, making demos and listening to mixes of Silver Chair, Dylan and Ray Charles. The result of which led him to the upper echelons of the Australian indie underground world before relocating to Paris in 2018. You can find him here: https://www.instagram.com/jackgracejackgrace/ https://www.facebook.com/jackgraceofficial

Eating disorders almost always occur with other mental health issues. In fact, research tells us that 97 per cent of the time there are co-occurring mental health conditions. It's always a complex situation and there are different causes for different people. In many cases, it's difficult to tell which disorder came first.“It's very, very unusual in my experience for people with an eating disorder to only have an eating disorder,” says Monash University Adjunct Professor Richard Newton. “By and large, co-occurring mental health issues is the rule.”While it's difficult to say what caused the issues to co-occur, by understanding which conditions are present and possibly interacting, clinicians are able to help the people experiencing them find a path to recovery.Emily Unity, from Perth WA, says she was unaware of her eating disorder. “I honestly find it quite surprising to hear from a lot of people that they don't have comorbidities. I think it's more so that we're not really aware of it, or we don't have the language to talk about it. And I feel lucky enough that I do now.”For Tim, a social worker from Newcastle NSW, it was clear that his OCD came first. He says it wasn't until he was 21 that he developed body image issues which were amplified by his OCD. “I guess my OCD took on that as being scared of becoming overweight so I engaged in behaviours, and became obsessed with how I look.”Korey says her eating disorder developed as a result of extreme anxiety. “I sort of developed these coping mechanisms of controlling what I ate as a means of dealing with the amount of anxiety and anxious thoughts and energy I held on to. So I sort of channelled that into the food I ate, and sort of controlling what I ate, how much I ate.”While there are many possible mental health issues that co-occur with eating disorders Leading Mental Health researcher Professor Phillipa Hay says there are a few that co-occur more frequently “The most common are indeed anxiety disorder, social anxiety in particular, and mood disorders and depression. But everybody brings a unique experience to their eating disorder,” she says. “They are all individuals in their own capacity, and they have their own stories, their own narratives to tell. And we know that there are many common factors in those stories.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 CLIMATE ACTION RADIO SHOW 5TH JULY 2021 PRODUCED BY VIVIEN LANGFORDTRANSITIONS FOR COAL IN COLLIE W.A, NEWCASTLE NSW and in SOUTH AFRICAGuestsLuke Skinner - - Climate Justice Union WA - HomeWarrick Jordan - Hunter Jobs Alliance in NSWAaron Atteridge - Stockholm Environment Institute with his  Podcast: Futures Beyond Coal | SEI South AfricaMatt Bevan on ABC RN 1/7/21 - Infrastructure struggles to cope with record US/Canada heatwave - The Backstory with Matt Bevan - RN Breakfast - ABC Radio NationalTejopala Rawls - Thanks to the Climate Community Federal Court rejects ACCC's bid to allow Port of Newcastle to develop container terminal - ABC NewsHow can the Hunter Valley diversify its exports from Newcastle if it cannot build a container port? Are we condemning it to the export of coal? Joe Biden blames climate crisis for deadly heatwave in western US and Canada | Extreme weather | The GuardianWhy are we subsidising coal exports as they fuel the climate crisis?Australia. With exports of 249.4Mtoe in 2018, Australia is the leading coal exporting country in the world — accounting for 29% of the world's total coal exports.Indonesia. Indonesia is the second biggest exporter of coal globally, recording 220.3Mtoe in exports in 2018. The country uses about 19% of its coal production for domestic consumption.Russia. Holding the world's second-largest proven reserves of coal, Russia is one of the leading exporters of the fossil fuel.US. Despite being the world's third-largest consumer of coal, the US is also among the top five exporters of it, with exports of 66.3Mtoe in 2018.South Africa. With 49.2Mtoe of exports in 2018, South Africa is the world's fifth-biggest supplier of the fuel. However, its coal exports remained largely unchanged over the past decade 

‘Chats With Loc Dogs' - an exploration of tour stop towns and surf cities rich with history as told through the eyes of loc dogs and lot lords.. First up, Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia with Jay Hall (@JayHallFilms)... I still - naively - don't know a whole lot about Newcastle or Merewether and seeing as tho Craig Ando keeps screening my calls, I've decided to call up one of the only loc dogs I know; my friend and fellow nerd cave frother better known as Mr Jay Hall! Jay dog went to High School in Newcastle and has heaps to tell us about the city they call Newy. In addition to learning about the next tour stop, we riff and rap about film making, mindfulness, fantasy surfing, and traveling with the World Surf League's Championship Tour. What secret technique did John John Florence use to win Margaret River? Listen up to find out matey! - Terry's Tutorials: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQrr9tpommJJeYhxJMOi8Wg Aloha & Wasabi - @Hendo_Froth x @TheFrothcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thefrothcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thefrothcast/support

Welcome to Growing Up with A Growing Understanding Speech Pathology. We can't wait to help guide you through parenthood and assist you with the challenges and everyday dilemmas that parents and children are faced with on their journey into adulthood. Hear from experts in varying fields and benefit from their incredible insight, as you and your children grow in life together.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we brew a business with Lachlan MacBean founder of Grainfed Brewing Company about his journey in setting up a microbrewery in Newcastle NSW. We also sample a few tasty beers!

Henry chats with Dr David Roy, a prominent Lecturer at the University of Newcastle NSW.  This interview was originally broadcast on 3SER's 97.7FM Casey Radio in December 2020. It was produced by Rob Kelly.

This week is Perinatal Mental Health Week, so what better time to look at this issue affecting so many parents in your life. If you have welcomed a baby into your family you know about the challenges that brings as well as the love and the joy, but if you're feeling like it's all becoming too much.Edwina Sharrock is a midwife who experienced perinatal depression after the birth of her second child and Kate Arndell works with parents as a RAMHP coordinator of the Hunter New England region in NSW. They share their experiences and information about what you need to know about perinatal depression and anxiety.

"Slow down….for your journey of skin to glow”Robyn has spent over 15 years working as an expert skin therapist and 11 of those as a Practicing Corneotherapist in the aesthetics industry. She is a member on the board of education for the IAC which is a commitment that is not taken lightly.A self-confessed skin nerd, Robyn loves dispelling skin myths and breaking down the beauty industry hype with skin science and common sense, to prevail over fad beauty treatments and ‘miracle' skincare products and….. the hype that our industry can at times create.For the last 11 years she has been hands on in her own successful skin therapy clinic, SkintifiX, based in Newcastle NSW and for the last decade she has been a close personal friend that brings so much love and joy to not only my skin family but also my life and that of my family. Robyn's intense passion for dermaviduals and Corneotherapy made it an easy decision to appoint her as our brand ambassador.  “Thanks Robyn for all that you do not only for dermaviduals and Corneotherapy but for the industry at large”Robyn says “My mission is to empower anyone who dare seek answers to their skin, by teaching them how skin works”. Robyn is the author of ‘Skinside Out' where she loves dispelling skin myths and breaking down the beauty industry hype with skin science and common sense, to prevail over fad beauty treatments and miracle skincare products.

When Jascha Kehr is not travelling by plane or car in the Hunter New England region to check indigenous children for rheumatic fever, for example, he sees and treats young (and very young!) Patients at the Children's Hospital in Newcastle NSW. More on this in an extensive interview. - Wenn Jascha Kehr nicht per Flugzeug oder im Auto in der Hunter New England-Region unterwegs ist, um zum Beispiel indigene Kinder auf rheumatisches Fieber zu untersuchen, sieht und behandelt er junge (und ganz junge!) Patienten im Kinderkrankenhaus von Newcastle NSW. Mehr dazu in einem weitläufigen Interview.

Henry chats with Dr David Roy, a prominent Lecturer at the University of Newcastle NSW about Covid_19. This interview was originally broadcast on 3SER's 97.7FM Casey Radio in September 2020. It was produced by Rob Kelly.

Welcome to Episode 50 of the NTP Podcast! 50 Episodes sharing stories from leading tech professionals in Newcastle NSW. We’ve loved hearing their personal journeys as well as advice they have shared, projects they’re working on and plans for the future. Our first ever guest, Mat Finch, flips the switch and takes control of the mic to interview our very own James MacDonald on why he started the podcast, how he has transitioned into his current role and the growth of the NTP brand.

David Summerville is the Head Teacher, Technology, at Callaghan College Wallsend Campus, in Newcastle NSW. When it comes to using Sentral, few people are better qualified to talk about the platform than David. He was there from the beginning, and still there now many years later. In this episode I briefly retrace some of the history of Sentral and how the product has matured to what it is today. David explains the positive transformation that Sentral brings to schools and the many benefits of moving to Sentral in the Cloud. It’s not just the administrative and technical benefits of Sentral, but also the cultural and collegial improvements it encourages. For David, running a school without Sentral is just about unimaginable.

Everyone's been spending so much time at home lately - It's made me wonder what kind of mischief and mayhem have you been getting up to? And what makes your home special? For our very first show I got on the phone to chat with Femi (5yo) and Leda (7yo) from Newcastle NSW. They've been painting rainbows for the kids in their neighbourhood. Everett (6yo) from Hartley NSW had a go at guessing some tricky animal sounds. And if you listen real close, you'll hear our first Word of Week. Do your kids want to be part of the show? Get them involved and on the show by emailing us at podcast@athomewithbrie.com.au.You can also send us their artwork and audio messages via our website https://athomewithbrie.com.au/

Todays guest is Brigita Millard. Mama of 2 girls, Owner and Designer of Indah Designs, Co-Owner of House of Lita, and Co-designer of Lita. In what seems like another life, Brigita started her career as a flight hostess and travelled the world before meeting her now finance and having her little girls River and Lakey. Brigita had a burning desire for creativity, and it wasn't long after River came in to the world she committed to her new business venture, Indah Designs. With no background in the the fashion industry or homewares, just a commitment to her brand and drive for success Brigita now co owns a beautiful studio in the heart of Newcastle, where she showcases her womens and childrens clothing, her homewares, and her most recent collection 'Lita'.In this episode Brigita opens the studio doors and shares her business journey, her brand and designs. We talk about her transition into business while balancing motherhood and she shares what it takes to sustain creativity in a highly competitive market. To connect with Brigita and her amazing designs you can find her on Instagram:Personal: @brigitaleaIndah Designs: @indah_designs_ House Of Lita: @houseoflitaLita Studios: @litastudios_ or visit the websites www.indahdesigns.com.auwww.houseoflita.com.auwww.litastudios.com.au Or to visit her beautiful studio located at: Address: 24 Greenway Street, Newcastle NSW. If you enjoy listening to this weeks podcast, please grab a screenshot and tag me @insideoutwithkris and @brigitalea and let us know what you took away from the episode. www.insideoutwithkris.com.auwww.instagram.com/insideoutwithkris

Henry Grossek chats with Dr David Roy, prominent Lecturer at the University of Newcastle NSW about moving beyond Covid_19. Produced by Rob Kelly

My guest on episode 3 of the Black Magic Woman Podcast is Leroy Wilkinson. A proud Worimi Ngarrindjeri man living in Newcastle NSW. He is the founder of Dhiira which is an 100% Aboriginal owned & managed Professional Services Business who started his company in 2019. Leroy shares why he started Dhiira, the value of Aboriginal employment and engagement and why business leaders need to "remember to be human." See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I am joined with my guest, Deborah Quirke a Psychic Kinesiologist in Newcastle NSW, Australia. Deborah is an exceptionally gifted healer who has 15 years experience specializing in supporting women and men to FIND THEIR VOICE after experiencing abortion, miscarriage, sexual trauma, divorce, unhealthy relationships, bullying, grief, addiction, depression, coma, speech disorders - to feel love and acceptance for self.​Having experienced adoption, sexual trauma, abortion, and addiction herself. Deborah knows how debilitating shame can be. She can authentically say "you can heal" because she has, which has enabled her to support countless men and women to heal their pain. Deborah shares her personal stories as well as her experiences, knowledge, and wisdom. This episode will shed so much light on the dark areas of our lives that keep us stuck in bondage. Our hope is that you can find inspiration and encouragement to seek your own inner healing from whatever experiences you've had in your past or are currently going through. You are worthy of healing and finding freedom from the past and be able to move on to enjoy a life that you treasure! We hope that you can transform your pain into power, your fear into courage and your stress into growth. You can find out more information and contact Deborah at her website https://deborahquirke.com as well as IG @deborah_psychickinesiologyYou can listen to other episodes at https://lifeisatreasure.comPeace, Love and Joy,Michelle and Deborah​Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/lifeisatreasurepodcast)

George O’Brien whos recently come back from backpacking around the world at 25, but before he left he built a property portfolio just shy of 2 Million dollars.George was also kind enough to let us delve into his numbers, fully exposing his portfolio, he talks to us about where he bought, how much for and the amount of growth he has accumulated so far. I really appreciate George coming on and running us through his portfolio, he’s super motivated individual, I couldn’t even do a session of crossfit, let along before 6am, I hope you got some key take aways from this episode, because I sure did.DISCLAIMER: No Financial, Property Buying, Legal, Taxation or Accounting AdviceThe Listener, Reader or Viewer acknowledges and agrees that:Any information provided by me is provided as general information and for general information purposes only;I have not taken the Listener, Reader or Viewers personal and financial circumstances into account when providing information;I must not and have not provided legal, financial, property buying, accounting or taxation advice to the Listener, Reader or Viewer;The information provided must be verified by the Listener, Reader or Viewer prior to the Listener, Reader or Viewer acting or relying on the information by an independent professional advisor including a legal, financial, taxation, accounting and property buying;The information may not be suitable or applicable to the Listener, Reader or Viewer's individual circumstances;I do not hold an Australian Financial Services Licence as defined by section 9 of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) and we are not authorised to provide financial services to the Listener, Reader or Viewer, and we have not provided financial services to the Listener, Reader or Viewer.

A NSW film maker is hoping to start a conversation about something that connects him with people like Apl.de.ap from the Black Eyed Peas and others around the world. Using a smart phone Matt Morris made a documentary, My Dancing Eyes, about living with Nystagmus. This is his story

Sometimes you have a dream when you're young to play sport at an elite level. For many of us it will come to nothing. But every now and then a unique talent comes along. Emily Cunningham is a cricketer of the future. This is her story.

In parts of Australia there's something secret. A place that's full of mystery that only certain people can visit and most of them have to be dead! Mary Macmillan from the University of New England takes you to a body farm!

If you're lucky enough to live by the NSW coast, and a large part of the states population do, you might be a regular visitor to your local ocean pool. The design is simplistic, cut into the rock in a way that allows the waves to crash in, maybe with a touch of art deco design. So what makes these places special? And what do we need to do to keep these spaces functionin for many years to come? Nicole Larkin is a Sydney base achitect who has been looking at the ocean pools and baths on the Australian coast.

In this episode we talk to James from Transitions Chiropractic. They are based in Newcastle NSW. James has a young family and very passionate about his community. We talk about his other loves of Triathlon and Endurance sports. You can get more info about Transitions chiro by visiting their website and social media pages. Transitions Website Make an appointment with Transitions Facebook Page Instagram Page Twitter Pinterest YouTube For all things fitness please visit the NSN Website --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/getactive/message

In todays episode we sit down with former electrician and property investor turned fitness and wellbeing facility owner Ben Burgess of Real365 in Newcastle NSW.PACKED with INSPIRATION and MOTIVATION!We chat all things Property, Investing, MENTAL HEALTH, Fitness and Business..Some BIG value in this one for investors looking to renovate, buy their first home or manufacture equity as they build their portfolio.We dive deep into Benny's investing journey discovering how he manufactured equity and bought strategically to build wealth through property and eventually how this financially allowed him to achieve his dreams of creating a wellbeing facility like Real 365, giving back and bettering peoples lives in his community.It was far from smooth sailing for Ben, having battled with mental health issues from a very young age and finding himself in a dark place, he uncovers how a holistic approach to life and vitality got home back on track and the people who helped him along the way.We hope you take away as much value from this chat as we did, if you do like the episode please make sure you subscribe on your platform so you don't miss upcoming episodes! Share on social media and Rate us on your platform, we REALLY appreciate it :)Have a great weekend and be kind to one another!

This episode looks at how salon owner’s view sales representatives and, in their view, what makes a great rep and a not so good one. Neil interviews Sandy Chong, owner of Suki Hairdressing in Newcastle NSW and uncovers her thoughts about what makes a great sales rep. Sandy’s highly respected within the industry, is CEO and Board Director of the Australian Hairdressing Council and owns a salon with 17 staff, all of who are renowned for delivering high quality services to a large and loyal clientele. You’ll soon discover that Sandy has some very clear thoughts about what works for her and her salon. In this episode you’ll learn: Learn the expectations of salon owners at the premium end of the salon industry How and what salon owners think of reps Behaviours that Sandy Chong observes and associates with the good and the not so good rep How dynamic salon owners think about their time and how they like it respected How to fine tune your skills to get cut-through at this level

Join me as I interview founders of startups in regional Australia from all over the country. We’ll go back to the very beginning to uncover the whole story of how their startups come into existence. Regional Australia accounts for a large number of startups that just aren’t on the radar, we aim to change that by sharing these stories and connect the regional innovation ecosystem into one vibrant community so that we can all grow together.But, for now, let’s go back to day one. Where this story begins...https://welcometodayone.com/subscribe

5 guys from Newcastle NSW banging out some great tunes, enjoy and support these guys at eastcoastlows.bandcamp.com PM them for info on buying a record on their Facebook page!  

Hi and welcome to another episode of the Theatre of U, a show all about celebrating people who are rocking their UQ (Unique Intelligence). You know I was once a corporate refuge living in bland land but I went on a journey to discover who I am and what I love to do - and now I get to do just that help people uncover and amplify their uniqueness with the flexibility of working with people I like doing work I like where I like Today it's my pleasure to introduce you to Deanne Hobday who is an Image Consultant and a stylist with the science behind the style.She lives and works in Newcastle NSW, Australia and loves helping her clients look and feel their best.  Find out more about her here > https://deannehobday.com/ On today's show Deanne draws cards # (6, 11, 22, 52, 1) from the Cards for Uniqueness, Against the Ordinary. If you want more info about the podcast, our work or are interested in being featured as a guest then email my team at support@uqpower.com.au and let them know you'd like your turn in the spotlight. Thanks for tuning in, until next time remember all you have to do is #startwithU

Today I’m speaking with Dr Jodie Fleming, who is a Clinical and Health Psychologist currently working at St John of God Health Care in Warrnambool, as well as running her own small private practice. In Jodie’s early career in Newcastle NSW, she developed an interest in psycho-oncology an area which she pursued, starting out working with CanTeen, and then later working with families at the John Hunter Children's Cancer Hospital. As with any person regularly exposed to particular health issues, one can become acutely aware of their own health and wellbeing. For Jodie this meant regular checkups with her doctor, and an increased awareness of any changes to her physicality. In 2010, Jodie received her own cancer diagnosis. She relocated back home, to Victoria, to be closer to her family, and figured out a way in which she could continue working, whilst embarking on her own journey of survival. Jodie was determined to continue working, and whilst there were many challenges Jodie says that in a way her work also saved her. This was 6 years ago and Jodie is now well and thriving. Jodie has rediscovered her passion and the healing potential of writing and in March this year, she launched her blog ‘The Psychology of It’ where she writes about psychology in five different styles, with the view of connecting, human to human. Visit the website to check out all the links that Jodie spoke about and her best self-care tip! Thank you Jodie for your courage in sharing your story. 

For decades now, Australia has allowed dirty and damaging coal to flood out of the Port of Newcastle NSW, polluting surrounding communities and exporting climate pollution to the rest of the world. Yesterday was a great day of action in Newcastel, an unprecedented gathering of over 2000 people from all over Australia are met at the gateway of the worlds biggest coal port to draw a red line under the age of fossil fuels and shut it down for the day. The Climate guardian known has the angels were standing strong on the rail train line to stop any coal to enter the port. With Over 65 arrests the message was clear: it's time to break free from destruction and make way for a clean energy future does not matter the criminal record, their crime is too big to close our eyes. Check the story here BreakFree2016. Peace!

Evangelist & author Brother Yun makes a one night only stop in Newcastle NSW at Adamstown Community Church for this rousing evengelistic service attended by more than 280 people. Brother Ren introduces the work of evangelism they are involved with in the Middle East and Europe and provides a platform for Brother Yun to share his life story. Miracles, Holy Spirit power and faithfulness are key experiences that he shares with the audience.

Artist Julie Squires was commissioned to build the Muster Point sculpture for the closure of Newcastle's BHP Steelworks in 1999. The sculpture reflects on the experiences of the tens of thousands of people who worked at the plant over the 84 years of operation. Interview with Aubrey Brooks - former BHP employee and member of the Newcastle Industrial Heritage Association.

Newcastle NSW, Australia - Sunday 4th December 2011. Many families find it financially embarrassing around this time of the year. There are many who struggle to live day-to-day, providing for their families in the best way they know how. Community organizations have prepared and organized many events throughout the year, which helps many people: single, unemployed, disabled and so on. The annual 'Toy Run' is to help with children who 's family cannot afford to buy them presents, with side donations of food goods and vouchers. Every year, market stalls are set up, selling: motorcycle apparel, clothing, jewellery, food & beverage stands and much more. Motorcyclists from around Australia, New South Wales and the Hunter Region, each purchase toys for the event and do the ride to deliver the toys. And each time, Santa has arrived on his Harley, pulling a small trailer load or carrying his large bag of toys. Anyone and everyone attends this event, it puts a smile on someone's face when they see the joy that this event produces in the eyes of the less-fortunate children and their families.

Newcastle NSW is becoming a bicycle-friendly city, with new tracks being constructed and opening annually. The Newcastle Bikecology Centre is located within the city, while there are many people in surrounding or outer suburbs who are in need of a bicycle for themselves or their children and are not able to purchase or obtain a bike and then the trouble of trying to transport it home. New and secondhand bicycle stores or workshops are opening often, similar to this one which opened recently in Jesmond NSW. The 15 kilometre route passes through the suburbs of Adamstown, Kahibah, Whitebridge, Redhead, Jewells and terminating adjacent to the Belmont TAFE College (NSW) - Map. Benefits of Cycling: Physical Health Fitness Promoting Clean Health Promoting Clean Air Promoting a Cleaner Environment Benefits of Owning a Bicycle: No Fuel Costs Minimal Annual Repairs Keeping the Environment Clean Registering or being a part of a Bicycle Club/Organization The Benefits of Both: Quality Time Leisure Family Activities Weekend Activities Bicycle Events/Fundraisers Proper Video/Podcast has been inserted: 18/11/2011

Newcastle NSW, is the second eldest city in Australia. Much of the past still exists, you can see it in the streets, the beaches and the surrounding suburbs. One of the most useful and productive locations became Newcastle?s greatest asset.... the harbour! In 1887, the suburb of Carrington was constituted as a Municipality and the first council meeting was held on 1st June 1888. By 1900, the population had reached 2200, and Carrington had developed as a working class suburb that had a fearsome reputation. In the 1920s, steelworkers moved into the area, taking advantage of the proximity to the fledgling BHP works nearby. Ships and boats of many sizes came through Newcastle Harbour. Local companies imported and exported their goods on the harbourside - where many companies were situated. As business grew so did the demand for more goods, they began to purchase warehouses in neighbouring suburbs such as: Carrington, Wickham and Maryville. These were also the prime areas of residence for local businessmen and their families. People came and people left, but everything still remained the same. They arrived by car, they arrived by ship, business was booming and employment was readily available. Docking so often, the captains, deckhands, coalies and mariners created something new - a little town with thriving pubs and hotels, great for the import/export trade and trades people. What about the locals? The one's who want a quiet ale or game of darts? A few rounds of bowls or cricket? Somewhere for the family? With the depression still nearby - their boots pulled off, their hats hung high and no money in their pockets, the local coal and sea workers built and operated the first club in the area 'Carrington Cove Bowling & Sports Club', in 1941. It is now 2011, the docks have been dismantled and the wood has rotten away. The woolsheds were renovated into luxury apartments. The harbour has shrunk, the marina appears bare - residents have moved away, businesses have closed. When Carrington was in it's prime, it had 7 operational pubs and hotels. There are currently 2 pubs remaining. Retired sea and coal workers still reside in the area, their families have grown and moved on. Carrington's residents are more known for retired couples and single men. But, with the local primary school still in operation, drawing in younger families from across the state. The club has always relied on it's members and local businesses for financial support. The government only gives funding to certain clubs and the amount is minimal. On Sunday 6th November 2011, the Carrington Cove Bowling & Sports Club hosted their second ever 'Back to Carro' event. The celebrations raised more money to help keep the club's doors open for another year. Although a small event that ran slightly behind in time, their greatest success came from the sales of raffle tickets, barbequed sandwiches and the secondhand market and baking stalls. The community came together in support of a good cause, a part of Australia's history and heritage. Over the coming months, many new ideas and events are being organized to help raise more funds. This also includes family activities and the hire of their function room. Any and all proceeds of the day's event, were given to the club's president and/or representative.