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Hey BlurtstarsIt's been two weeks since our last show and we've lots to cover.In Banter we'll chat about the Hollywood actor's strike, Trump Watch, Taylor Swift, Trans Awareness week.In our first segment we get into some Good News.And we finish off with Across The Dutch and we will see why New Zealand is flapping about.Tune in and find out on https://www.youtube.com/@thenewblurt7773, with Wencee and the Kegsta.Subscribe to our newsletter: https://thenewblurt.substack.com or contact us at blurtstar@gmail.com.BanterTransgender Awareness Week is from 13 - 19 November 2023. Trans Day of Remembrance (TDOR) is celebrated on 20 November. For more information visit the official webpage here →Transgender Awareness WeekThe Hollywood actors strike has come to an end after four months negotiating with the studios. The Australian movie industry also need to negotiate their own deals to protect their rights and IP. Follow the story here →ABC News | Hollywood's actor strike ends, but artificial intelligence and wages a 'concern' for Australian industryBBC News | Actors' strike ends: Which films will resume production8th November will forever be remembered for the big Optus fail. A near full business day outage cause many issues across the nation when mobile, landline and broadband services went offline from 4am →ABC News | What caused Optus's nationwide outage, and how long was it down for? Here's what we knowABC News | Optus identifies cause of nationwide outage, says 'changes to routing information' after software upgrade to blameTrump WatchWe covered the latest news about the various federal cases against the former US president →BBC News | Donald Trump: Legal experts see uphill battle in fraud caseGuardian News | Trump unleashes outrage at court clerk online barely an hour after gag order pausedGood NewsThis weeks' Good News comes from Queensland.A chance meeting at a Local Government conference lead to half sisters to meet for the first time →ABC News | These sisters would never have met had it not been for a kind word at a work conferenceAnd on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, a father and son who are eco-warriors, cleaning up the Noose River, found a lost and very expensive watch. They managed to find the owners →ABC News | On a clean sweep of Noosa River, eco-warriors find $30,000 vintage watchAcross The DutchWho won the Bird of the Century? With the help of British John Oliver, US talk show host, a massive 350,000 votes were counted to determine the New Zealand bird of the century →Official New Zealand Bird of The Century webpageAnd the winner is....pūteketekeGuardian News | ‘Puking' pūteketeke crowned New Zealand bird of the century after John Oliver campaignvotethisbird.comFollow us on our socials:YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@thenewblurt7773Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/blurtstar/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blurtstar/Twitter - @BlurtNew This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thenewblurt.substack.com

For Adrian, real estate runs in the blood. Son of renowned Noosa agent, Don, he has taken to selling premium waterfront property like a sailor to water, selling in excess of thirty million dollars in his first year in the business. “We have a huge advantage when it comes to selling prestige and waterfront property. Our family has been drawing a livelihood from the Noosa River for three generations, as the grandson of a local fisherman and son of a one of the most successful and trusted agents in Noosa, it is easy to see why I am truly passionate about selling not only property but the lifestyle that Noosa has to offer”.Adrian is passionate and driven to succeed. His capacity to embrace risk and believe in himself and his craft is what sets him apart. A perfectionist who insists his client's real-estate experience is world-class, Adrian's adaptability, creativity and compassion has his clients coming back time and again to build on the relationship they enjoy with him.In today's episode we look a bit further into what sets Adrians self discipline apart from others, why hard work and determination always pay off and the non negotiable's he sets for himself to give back to the community, make time for family and put his well being in the mix as a vital ingredient.What does it take to build a successful agency from the ground upThe power of family, knowledge and respecting legacyWhy ME time and Sunday Fundays make the work/life blend a realitySupportive partners make a massive differenceCommunity first and how that drives the giving back for Adrian and his teamBeing yourself, there's no shortcuts. Build relationships, put the hours in and don't complain.You can find more about Reed and Co on www.reedandco.com.auIf you're listening to this and want to be part of ACCELER8TE! Founding Members, go check out the app on Apple Store or Google Play or head to appnikkifogdenmoore.com for more info. There are stacks of ways to become a member and so much value it's something we are really proud to provide to anyone across the globe wanting to get in the driver's seat of life.If you loved this episode we'd love to hear from you. Drop a comment, leave a review and you could be joining our Hall of Favs announced every month for awesome reviews and feedback that our show and crew so greatly appreciate.Don't forget to sign up to Monday Mojo® on nikkifogdenmoore.com and if you subscribe and leave a review for the podcast we are always doing cool giveaways - so get involved!See you ‘on' the next episode. Thanks so much for listening.Don't miss out. Hit that play button and get ready to rewrite your story with the Radical Self Belief Podcast! Follow Nikki on instagram Facebook and youtube @nfogdenmoore Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Travel with us to the paradise that is the Noosa Shire. We visit the famous Noosa main beach and the most beautiful headland walk in the world in Noosa National Park. We wander down the famous main street - Hastings Street - and give you an overview of the glamorous shops, restaurants and bars along the way. There are many great restaurants to tempt you in Noosa and we share some of our favourites, including the Noosa Surf club. Noosa accommodation is varied, and we have a couple of favourites, plus we give you some other great options. Noosaville is another popular spot we visit along the Noosa River as well as the Noosa Marina. We take a day trip to Habitat Noosa which is a nature lovers delight. You start at Lake Cootharaba and take a leisurely boat ride through one of only two everglades in the world. The Noosa Everglades is so beautiful, relaxing and quiet and you can definitely capture some amazing photos in the reflective waters. After the cruise you can try one of their special artesian craft beers in the restaurant and outdoor dining area. Next, we visit the Eumundi Markets with over 600 stalls and then enjoy another craft beer at the Imperial Hotel across the road. Listen to the end to hear all about a bonus audio we have done with this episode and also the main reason we love Noosa so much and visit regularly, and I'm positive you won't guess what that is. You can go to show notes here to access the bonus audio www.beachtravelwine.com/39/noosa (hint - it's about Lyle and a world famous event that is held every year in Noosa) Access show notes here. www.beachtravelwine.com/39/noosa Or visit our website at www.beachtravelwine.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leanne-mccabe/message

Jordie and Sam explore the Northern rivers of NSW and then cruise up the Noosa River. Jordie once again perhaps pushes the limits a little too far and it all goes wrong! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today we explore an incredible new shark repellent device, which has been shown to massively reduce the number of sharks and rays caught on fishing lines! We also take a look at the insurance of Hawaii's coral reefs, Noosa river restoration, 4,000 ha of Koala habitat purchased for conservation, and how a vet is transplanting feathers for wing clipped birds! Todays Topics Welcome (0:00) Topics (0:49) Hawaiian Coral Reef insurance (10:00) Oysters restoring Noosa River (16:54) 4,000 ha of Koala habitat protected (23:51) New shark deterrent using electric pulses (30:02) Re-feathering birds (38:24) Follow on Instagram for daily feel-good conservation / environmental news! https://linktr.ee/fairlylame Article Links Hawaiian Coral Reef insurance https://e360.yale.edu/digest/hawaiis-coral-reefs-insurance Oysters restoring Noosa River https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-11-23/nature-conservancy-project-returning-oysters-to-noosa-river/101686824 4,000 ha of Koala habitat protected https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2022/nov/10/philanthropists-acquire-nearly-4000-hectares-of-nsw-koala-habitat-for-conservation New shark deterrent using electric pulses https://www.exeter.ac.uk/news/research/title_943613_en.html Re-feathering birds https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-11-23/brisbane-vet-operating-on-wing-clipped-birds-returned-to-flight/101616268

Laura is an award-winning freelance travel writer, content/copywriter, speaker, and author of the memoir "Bewildered - Leaving everything behind for 3,000km in the wilds of New Zealand", shortlisted for the 2020 New Zealand Mountain Film & Book Festival award and winner of 2021 ASTW Best Travel Book. She was also runner up in the Australian Society of Travel Writers Annual Awards 2020 for best adventure story for her tale about paddling the Noosa River for Geographical UK. She writes engaging and inspiring features for various publications including Escape (News Corp), Australian Traveller, New Zealand Herald, Get Lost, Great Walks, Caravan World, and many more. (For portfolio see https://soultrekkers.com.au/portfolio-item/). Laura is trained in real estate copywriting and have also written engaging sponsored content, blogs, brochures, website, newsletters, and manuals). Thanks, Laura for sharing your story ========================== Share with a friend if that benefited you! Join our Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/growandscaleonlinecommunity Follow us: Website: www.themindbug.com YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCuLCNxnsCPnOKnVCU4odbDQ Instagram: www.instagram.com/matteoandrenata Facebook: www.facebook.com/matteoandrenata If you would like to reach us via email: hello@themindbug.com Be Relentless & See you in the next episode!

Today we chat with Robyn about her book "Paddling Home", her podcast "on the Water", her career as an outrigger paddler, and so much more! Take a deep breath and get into the flow!!! Robyn Singh is an Ocean lover , paddler, coach , yogi, bodyworker, author, podcaster and facilitator of Conscious Dance events! Robyn helps to empower people to get into their own flow through her coaching sessions on the water and embodiment practices on land . Growing up on the Gold Coast , Robyn found her way to Hawaii through racing outrigger canoes and was successful as an athlete winning 2 Na Wahine O Ke Kai Molokai World Championship. She has coached Hawaii Canoe Kayak Team, Outrigger Hawaii and Surfers Paradise Outrigger, and now resides in Noosa, Australia where she teaches and coaches paddling, teaches yoga and enjoys leading paddling groups on the beautiful Noosa River. How does it get any better than that? https://linktr.ee/flowwithrobyn https://anchor.fm/onthewaterpodcast "Paddling Home" Book --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theseaismedicine/support

There are few estuary species that stir the imagination more than mangrove jack- and the Noosa River system is famous for being home to good quantities of quality fish. In this episode long time Noosa fishing guide Andy “Phippsy” Phipps takes us to his home waters in search to brawl with the toughest estuary fish of them all. But as Phippsy explains, the “Red Dog” can play by different rules in the Noosa system. Full show notes: https://doclures.com/noosa-mangrove-jack-phippsy/ 

The Noosa River system is a wonderfully productive estuarine fishery just north of Brisbane and offers an amazing array of lure fishing species.  In this episode celebrity angler and chef Andy Phipps unpacks thirty years of experience fishing this system. Phippsy explains how to get among the various trevally species on offer - including the highly prized diamond trevally. In his typical "no-frills" style, Phippsy walks us through the tackle, lure and techniques for nailing trevally in the Noosa River.  Check out Phippsy'd show notes at https://doclures.com/noosa-river-trevally-phippsy/

Toni has always had a strong sense of justice which drove her to study law. She thought about a career in journalism while she was at school, she studied in Indonesia for twelve months and now is a driving force in the local arts community, involved in the Anywhere Festival, which is into its third year.Imagine seeing a performance on a Noosa Ferry while cruising the Noosa River or watching comedian Tim Ross perform in an award winning architecturally designed home. These are just two types of performances that make up the Anywhere Festival

Today on DementiaLiving we talk to the delightful Angela Kraushaar from Noosa Community Support (NCS). NCS offers centre-based day care to our local community and this is only the tip of the iceberg in what they can do to support you through challenging times. The principle of wellness and reablement underpins the work at NCS – the team believes that everyone has the potential to improve their lives no matter the circumstance. Enjoy listening to Angela and Danah have a chat about what Noosa Community Support can do to help you. Please Note: We did this podcast by the Noosa River so apologies in advance for any noise issues. If you are interested in talking with Angela Kraushaar you can contact her through the below options. Phone:   07 5329 6175 Email:    noosacommunitysupport@noosa.qld.gov.au Website:www.noosacommunitysupport.com.au

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