Podcasts about north lakes

There’s a company here in South East Queensland that is doing great things for the community. MR Roads is an infrastructure company based in North Lakes and last week they kicked off a community carpark safety program. MR Roads Co-Owner Daniel Mikus told Luke Bradnam on 4BC Breakfast, "You've got to pay it forward somehow." "When I was younger, people gave me a helping hand, and I think it's time we give back," Mr. Mikus said.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The second teenager who was present at the North Lakes home of Emma and Lee Lovell when Emma was killed on Boxing Day 2022 has walked free. Justice Michael Copley found him guilty of burglary and assault in company and sentenced the teen to 18 months in jail, but due to time already served, the 19-year-old is out in the community ahead of the second anniversary of Emma Lovell's death. The Attorney-General, Deb Frecklington told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, “The Emma Lovell case, and what Lee Lovell and his beautiful daughters and family have had to go through, quite frankly… has been shocking.' “If we ever needed a greater example for tougher laws, tougher sentencing guidelines, it is this case.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hilly from North Lakes has a kid starting school this year and needs help with what to put in the lunch box, Margaux found her soulmate and our favourite comedian Harley Breen gives us a review of South Bank BeachSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The parkrun adventurers slow right down after a punishing but enjoyable weekend, as Mel and Olly recap the adventure that was the Panorama Punish (and Orange parkrun). We hear from Sarah from the West Side at Our Park, while Lyndell celebrates amongst heroes and villains at North Lakes. And we have the stats and the mailbag to prove it - Aussie launches may be down but pies are still up!

I talk to Natalie Hawkrigg about a number of Swim - Run challenges she has completed. Based in the North Lakes, Natalie is the female record holder for the Frog Graham Round, a 40 mile run with four lake swims around the Lake District. She was also the first female to complete the Frog Graham in winter, and went on to do the Welsh Puddle Buckley challenge as well. In May 2023, Natalie became the second ever finisher of The Ring of Stirling, a 35 mile round starting and finishing in Shieldaig, Torridon, which includes 5 swims (one of which is tidal), 10 summits and traverses some remote and beautiful corners of Torridon. The round was conceived by Chris Waters as a tribute to his late friend Chris Stirling who loved the hills of Torridon and has won the Celtman triathlon previously. For her Stirling Round, Natalie had one failed attempt which finished at the frigid waters of Loch Coire Mhic Fhearchair (Beinn Eighe) but then returned the very next weekend to complete her round in 26 hours and 28 minutes. She talks through the process and gives her insights into this fascinating merger of hill running and open water swimming. In the introduction I mention the "It's Up to Us" campaign, a joint venture from Mountaineering Scotland and the Outdoor Access Trust for Scotland which launched earlier this year and aims to raise awareness of the need for investment in the repair and maintenance of Scottish upland paths. Go to ⁠www.savemountainpaths.scot⁠ for more info and to donate. For details of the Ring of Stirling go to: ⁠https://ringofstirling.wordpress.com/⁠ And the Frog Graham info is at: ⁠https://www.froggrahamround.co.uk/ FrogMan (Full Bob Graham run plus swims): https://thefrogmanround.square.site/ Futher info/ corrections: 1. Lancaster bomber crash on Beinn Eighe 1951 - further info here: https://heavywhalley.wordpress.com/2021/03/13/38412/ (my grandfather John Hinde was not involved in this RAF mountain rescue search, I got the stories muddled) 2. Biodiversity precautions on the Frog Graham Round: In recent years, the threat posed by Invasive Non-Native Species (INNS) has increased hugely and sadly, Bassenthwaite and Derwentwater have been compromised for some time, completely upsetting the lakes' delicate ecology and causing significant problems for lake users.  Crummock Water has also succumbed and is now infected with NZ pygmyweed. Only Buttermere remains untouched and the park authorities and WCRT are making strenuous efforts to ensure it remains that way. The Frog Graham Round Club is committed to supporting their initiatives. Please read the details on the biosecurity section of the Frog Graham website before attempting the round. https://www.froggrahamround.co.uk/biosecurity 3. Natalie realised she got a fact wrong at the end of the chat: "I said that Chris Waters had not completed the Ring Of Stirling - that is not true. He has completed it in time of 22hrs 42, it was the Puddle Buckley he has not completed - he devised the Puddle and recced it but never did the final version."  4. Finlay says Ring of Steall when he means Ring of Stirling, near the end

Luke Hillian was baptised during Covid in June 2020 and now attends the Christadelphian Church or ecclesia that meets in the North Lakes area near Morriset north of Sydney and just south of Newcastle. Luke joins WildernessConversations and shares his story of finding great treasure in the field.

Delegação do Brasil está baseada em hotel de North Lakes, região com grande número de brasileiros, que agora têm as atletas como parte de sua vida cotidiana durante o Mundial. Para muitos dos filhos da diáspora do país na Austrália, este é o maior contato com o Brasil que tiveram na vida.

Shane Corrigan preaches on the wide and narrow paths from Jesus' Sermon on the Mount - Matthew 7:13-15. Due to technical difficulties we were unable to record the sermon on 18/06/2023. Here is a recording of the same sermon which was preached at North Lakes a few weeks earlier.

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Queensland Labor backflips to make breach of bail an offence for children Australia news live: advocates condemn ‘disgusting' new Queensland criminal offence for children caught breaching bail conditions The Queensland government will begin charging children with criminal offences for breaching bail conditions The shocking criminal history of boys accused of murdering North Lakes mum Emma Lovell Qld Premier demands answers on why Alexandra Hills crash teen was ‘out on bail' This is just my opinion. PS: If you enjoy my content, I will think of you while drinking my coffee. – Buy Me a Coffee The Slippery Slope Spotify J Fallon Apple Music J Fallon Spotify J Fallon YouTube The Slippery Slope Apple Podcasts The Slippery Slope YouTube The Slippery Slope Stitcher --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-fallon/message

Rob, an American, and Lynne, an Australian, have been in ministry for over 30 years. They returned to Australia in 2007 to plant a new Church in Cameron Park, a residential area of Newcastle, Australia, located 2 hours north of Sydney. Rob and Lynne now are the directors of Australian Christian Mission, which partners with South Pacific Christian Fellowship. Rob serves as a chaplain at elementary schools, teaches Scripture classes, and leads worship on Sunday at North Lakes. Lynne is a nurse. They also have three kids, and five grandkids, plus a precious golden lab, Charlie.To learn more about Rob & Lynne, check out this video: https://vimeo.com/showcase/4050310/video/341838187Music by: Irene & the SleepersLogo by: Jill EllisWebsite: brokenbanquetpodcast.comContact Us: brokenbanquetpodcast@gmail.com

North Lakes dad Lee Lovell has re-lived the heartbreaking moment he knew he would “need to survive” for his kids after realising his wife – his daughters' “best friend” – had been stabbed by home invaders.  The Palaszczuk government is on track to make millions less than it had initially anticipated from a new drivers licence transfer fee that cashes in on interstate migrants.  Queenslanders are set to farewell 2022 in style, with hundreds of thousands of revellers predicted to pack venues across the state as party numbers finally return to pre-Covid levels.  After a relatively dry Queensland summer the Bureau of Meteorology has confirmed La Nina will soon come to an end but the state has been warned of fresh tropcial cyclone danger due to warming sea temperatures.  For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription at www.couriermail.com.au   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ending the year with a determined pledge to enshrine an Indigenous Voice to parliament, Anthony Albanese will also make skills reform, energy transition, bringing back manufacturing and ensuring all Australians benefit from economic growth his priorities for 2023.  A woman has trekked 35km through thick mud to seek help after the group she was travelling with became stranded in outback Queensland for three days over Christmas.  A Brisbane mother was defending her North Lakes home when she was allegedly murdered by teenage boys after a botched house break-in.  A former senior detective turned criminoligst says THE government needs to go back to the drawing board when it comes to its approach to youth justice.  For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription at www.couriermail.com.au   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Xavier's walk to school is not pleasant. He has to walk past 24 Smelly lane every day where the guy that smelt really really bad lived. Find out what happened one day to change everyone's opinion of him and how doing a good deed pays off See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Beer is a conversation we hear about what happens when your dream of owning a brewery doesn't go to plan. Passionate homebrewer Adam Gibb opened White Brick Brewing in North Lakes north of Brisbane in November 2017 and closed it in July this year at the height of the COVID lockdowns. While COVID was the nail in the coffin, as Adam learned, things don't always go to plan and running a brewery is fraught with challenges. It's always a hard conversation to speak to someone who's dream hasn't worked out, but as you'll hear, despite how it ended, Adam has no regrets about his decision to have a go. We discuss Adam's original plans for his own brewery and how that compared to what happened, what he learned and also what he would do differently. It's an important conversation for anyone who dreams of opening a brewery to hear. Our partners Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt are dedicated to providing the finest brewing ingredients to help brewers create the foundations of a truly excellent beer. Your premium brewing partner and proud sponsors of Brews News. and this is Brews News Week. And as a guest on Beer is a Conversation, Adam also receives a new piece of exclusive merch for guests on the podcast...a branded Yeti Rambler mug, thanks to our good friends at Yeti. Every chat show has a branded mug and so when Yeti approached us to be part of the show, the Rambler mug seemed the perfect partnership. This is me speaking, not a paid plug and I am a huge fan of these for their build quality and how efficiently they keep beer cold when I am camping and not that worried about having the perfect glass for instagram. And they're a really cool thing to give our guests to thank them for being on the show. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts

This week on Beer is a conversation we hear about what happens when your dream of owning a brewery doesn't go to plan. Passionate homebrewer Adam Gibb opened White Brick Brewing in North Lakes north of Brisbane in November 2017 and closed it in July this year at the height of the COVID lockdowns. While COVID was the nail in the coffin, as Adam learned, things don’t always go to plan and running a brewery is fraught with challenges. It’s always a hard conversation to speak to someone who’s dream hasn’t worked out, but as you’ll hear, despite how it ended, Adam has no regrets about his decision to have a go. We discuss Adam’s original plans for his own brewery and how that compared to what happened, what he learned and also what he would do differently. It’s an important conversation for anyone who dreams of opening a brewery to hear. Our partners Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt are dedicated to providing the finest brewing ingredients to help brewers create the foundations of a truly excellent beer. Your premium brewing partner and proud sponsors of Brews News. and this is Brews News Week. And as a guest on Beer is a Conversation, Adam also receives a new piece of exclusive merch for guests on the podcast...a branded Yeti Rambler mug, thanks to our good friends at Yeti. Every chat show has a branded mug and so when Yeti approached us to be part of the show, the Rambler mug seemed the perfect partnership. This is me speaking, not a paid plug and I am a huge fan of these for their build quality and how efficiently they keep beer cold when I am camping and not that worried about having the perfect glass for instagram. And they’re a really cool thing to give our guests to thank them for being on the show. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts

Workington Academy Radio students interviewed Linda McDonald from the North Lakes Foodbank in preparation for the Foodbank advent appeal starting in school next week. The post Workington Academy Radio Interview Linda McDonald from North Lakes Foodbank appeared first on Workington Academy.

My guest today is Charlie Gere, who hates the Lake District; so much so, in fact, that his new book is unambiguously entitled I Hate the Lake District. But it's not a diatribe against fudge shops and coach tours. He writes in his introduction:‘I love the North West of England, but hate the “Lake District”, and the way it's fetishized and sacralized as some kind of “unspoilt” paradise, a consolatory Eden to which those battered by contemporary life can retreat. ‘I also love it, guiltily, for the very reasons that I hate it. I am overwhelmed, for example, by the experience of the mountains of the North Lakes in the autumn light, and uneasy that the pleasure I feel is a false appeal to “nature” as redemptive.'View from Kirkby LonsdaleSo Charlie's attitude to the Lakes and the sort of post-Romantic, anti-modernist, mystical, almost Tolkienesque attitude to nature that they are often made to embody is complex, often ambivalent. He wants to see beyond the tourist vistas in golden autumn hues and reintroduce some chiaroscuro into the landscape, let in a bit of shade and darkness. So the stories he pursues are of the people and places normally omitted from the tourist guides: of nuclear catastrophe barely averted, eccentric artists, bodies in lakes, UFOs, even a failed theme park devoted to the nightmarish children's character Mr Blobby. It's a view of the North West that lets the uncanny back in.[There is a] largely unacknowledged uncanniness of the Lake District, the sense that underneath the tourist veneer there lies something far stranger and discomforting, something apocalyptic.The post Charlie Gere hates the Lakes appeared first on The Hedgehog and the Fox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The squad got together! & filmed an epic podcast for you chatting about their biggest lessons from 2018 & their goals for 2019. Featuring: Nicole Steffens (Owner PLC Toowoomba & North Lakes & Investor in PLC Chermside), Matthew Tuton (Owner PLC North Lakes & Investor in PLC Chermside), Lewis Huckstep (Owner PLC Burleigh & Coomera), Dion Monkivitch (Owner PLC Maroochydore & Caloundra), Rachel Jane (Owner PLC Burleigh & Coomera), & Sarah Huddleston (Leader at PLC North Lakes & future PLC Club Owner). Enjoy!

We hear a lot about the importance of nutrition for adults in maintaining health and well-being but what about infants? From the day a human is born they are rapidly growing, developing and laying the foundations for the rest of their lives using nutrients - from breast feeding or formula! ln this episode of The Nourished Wrap Katie and Jessica interview special guest Sharon Armstrong, lactation consultant, child health nurse and director of a well established family wellness centre, Embrace Life in North Lakes, Brisbane. The ladies uncover the amazing properties of breast milk further than just providing nourishment (it's seriously amazing stuff as you'll learn), how can women best set themselves up to be able to breast feed, common myths and expectations around breast feeding debunked, the importance of mum's nutrition in breast feeding, gut health and infant nutrition, formula feeding and is fed really best? what does this even mean? (the ladies really dive deep into this statement as there is a lot of misconceptions out there). Sharon is an absolute wealth of knowledge and this podcast episode is incredibly educational for any parent that wants to understand the importance of nutrition in the critical early years of life as well as bringing awareness around breastfeeding. Thanks for tuning in and enjoy the show!For more information on Sharon Armstrong check out the following linksEmbrace Life family wellness Centre - www.embracelife.net.au/family-health/Facebook - www.facebook.com/embraceparenting.net.au/?ref=br_rs

In this episode we caught up with owner & head brewer of White Brick Brewing at North Lakes, QLD. The brewery was a little loud, so there's a lot of background noise as well as loads of hiss thanks to Steve sitting back too far from his mic. Apologies in advance for the poor audio quality. All music written & recorded by Steve DeVille.

In this episode we caught up with Chris from Old Skool BBQ, before we sat down for a chat with a few tasty beverages from White Brick Brewery at North Lakes, QLD. All Music written & recorded by Steve DeVille.

Lonnie and Senaai recently had a very frustrating day at the new North Lakes shopping centre, which is so busy now it's basically a warzone. They also saw "Hacksaw Ridge" which is about a real warzone, and kind of made an annoying guy with a trolley and an overcrowded lolly shop seem not that bad after all.

We're really glad to have Bahamas - aka Afie Jurvanen - on this week's show. Bahamas is set to release his third album, Bahamas is Afie, on August 18, 2014 via Universal Music Canada and Jack Johnson’s Brushfire Records worldwide. The album title even is a big part of the story here - a symbol of Afie taking ownership of the name Bahamas. It’s a self titled record of sorts, that for lack of a better term is kind of a revealing moment in his career which has come with some high acclaim both here in Canada and the US and overseas. The music is expansive, thoughtful, full of huge catchy hooks that are at the same time beautiful and a really fun listen. He also unleashes some incredible guitar playing to boot. Be sure to keep an eye for that... We've also got an interview with Nathan Gill, frontman of Charlottetown rock outfit The North Lakes, talking about the band's in-the-works third release. They've had a busy summer, performing tracks from 2012's stellar Grand Prix at fests like Evolve and Big Red Music Festival. And on that note, we also catch up with Jeff Squires and Alex Douglas, two of the organizers behind Big Red Music Festival, which this year brought massive acts like The Killers, Death Cab For Cutie, Marianas Trench, Sam Roberts Band, and Lights to Canada's smallest province. Join us for a quick peek behind the scenes of yet another great Canadian music event.

We're coming to you live from Music PEI Week 2014 with a great bunch of guests from different arms of the business. First, we'll be speaking with Jeff Leake, the Director of Music Programming at Sirius XM Canada, who'll have some tips for musicians on how to capture the attention of people in such a role. Then, we'll speak with PEI performing songwriter, fiddler, and all around nice guy Tim Chaisson about what's keeping him busy about a year following the release of his album, The Otherside. Finally, we've got producer Gavin "Golden" Brown, who's had a hand in monster albums by the likes of Three Days Grace, Billy Talent, Metric, and more. He'll speak about some tricks of the trade and the current state of his business. What's more, we'll have Mike Carver of Music PEI and the band North Lakes on co-hosting duties. Just swell.