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Thousands of dead fish are washing up on the shores of coastal and riverside towns of Northern New South Wales. Flathead, bream, whiting, and schooling prawns have died in a devastating fish kill in the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Alfred. The fish are dying as a result of a lack of oxygen in the water. Rural Reporter Dusty Fitzpatrick spoke with Ballina local Stan Golding about how locals are feeling.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Aabot sa 200,000 na mga kabahayan at negosyo ang wala pa ring kuryente habang patuloy ang pagbuhos ng matinding ulan sa mga bahagi ng southeast Queensland at northern New South Wales.
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred has wreaked havoc across South-East Queensland and Northern New South Wales, but the worst has past and clear sky are on the horizon. That means the clean up will begin and so will the restocking of supermarket shelves, but how long will it take for shops to refill all their empty aisles. Fleur Brown from the Australian Retailers Association told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "The supermarkets in particular are absolutely working around the clock on solving the problem." "There's just some factors outside of their control that they can't force staff to come in when they may have transport safety issues or they may have their own property damage or childcare constraints, so that's another factor in all of this," Fleur Brown said.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Northern New South Wales residents hoping for the best but preparing for the worst of Cyclone Alfred; The UN hails a new proposal for Gaza's reconstruction; And in sport, Football Australia defends delays on a promised security taskforce.
A cyclone is heading for a densely populated part of Australia's coast for the first time in 50 years. Tropical Cyclone Alfred is expected to U-turn towards southeast Queensland, before crossing the coast later in the week. Authorities are warning a significant disaster event is looming.
In this episode, Aveline Clarke is joined by Crystal White, a pioneering hemp farmer from Northern New South Wales. Together, they explore the burgeoning hemp industry, its potential for impact on communities, and its regulatory challenges in Australia. Crystal shares her passion for the plant's numerous benefits, from wellness applications to eco-friendly products. Tune in as they discuss Crystal's journey from the disability sector to farming, the cooperative model's power, and the broader implications for sustainable agriculture and health.Here's a summary of what they discussed:[00:04:23] Crystal's journey from disability sector to hemp farming. [00:12:16] The formation and significance of the cooperative. [00:31:04] Different regulations and challenges within the industry. [00:45:46] Crystal's hopes for policy changes through the task force. [00:55:33] Crystal's higher purpose and community drive.and much more…enjoy!Here's some information about Crystal:Crystal White, Hemp FarmerMoving from a office support work job to farming hemp, luscious red dirt and fresh air- what a journey!Crystal is a a passionate hemp farmer excited about the booming potential of HEMP for Australia. Director and social media manger of Northern Rivers Hemp Growers Cooperative. She is excited about the future and is willing to put in the hard yards now to help push the hemp industry ahead.If you enter into conversation with me about hemp... you better have some spare time because I will talk all day about the benefits and potential of Industrial hemp!Something Interesting About You:Cant function with out a strong coffee and CBDWhat are you famous for?EEkkk... love of hemp, stingless bees and finding people with passion. You want something more quirky....? I am a bush girl, I can read topographical maps and I was the first ever NT Gold panning champion! strange huh!Website URL:https://www.nrhemp.com.au/Your Social Media URLs:https://www.facebook.com/northernrivershemp/ https://www.instagram.com/northernrivershemp/?hl=enYouTube Episode:https://youtu.be/dFTROP9FwxMThe purpose of the Mission Activated podcast is to inspire people with the stories of people who are activated on their mission, and are living a life of purpose, passion and alignment. Being in business is not just about money: it's about bringing our genius and our gifts to the world to impact others. If you'd like to get in touch please contact us at contact@6starleaders.com
In this episode of the Elder Tree podcast, Twiggy Dawn discusses the significant changes happening within the Elder Tree organisation, including its relocation to Northern New South Wales. She shares her vision for creating a more accessible and community-oriented herbal education system in Australia, addressing the challenges faced by herbal practitioners, educators, medicine growers and medicine makers. Tatiana emphasizes the importance of community involvement, resource sharing, and the establishment of a hub for herbalism that fosters collaboration and education.Stay tuned because there are some exciting things coming!*BUY ME A CUPPA*If you liked the episode and want more, a cuppa fuels our work and time, which is given for free. Leave a comment and a few bucks here: buymeacoffee.com/theeldertree**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. ** TATIANA's PERSONAL OFFERINGS **Aside from founding and managing The Elder Tree, Tatiana runs Alchemilla Herbals, and is a herbal educator and medicine maker. Find her here:www.alchemillaherbals.com.auwww.facebook.com/alchemillaherbalswww.instagram.com/alchemillaherb
National Rural News Wednesday August 28 2024 In today's National Rural News: Agriculture power bills soar, farmers to rally in Canberra, anger over dumping of local dairy products in Northern New South Wales hospitals - plus the latest from the markets and more. Subscribe to the National Rural News podcast: http://bit.ly/RuralNewsPodcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode of the FitMIND FitBODY podcast, I chat with Zac Harris, a dedicated runner with an inspiring story. Zac shares his journey from growing up between Sydney and Northern New South Wales, to becoming an avid runner and community organiser. He talks about his early days of playing soccer and various other sports, and how running eventually became a significant part of his life. Zac explains how he initially started running to stay fit during the off-season of soccer. Over time, running turned from a chore into a passion. He describes the pivotal moment when he realised he loved running more than soccer, especially after feeling sore from a soccer game and struggling through a charity run the next day. Zac's story highlights the importance of finding joy in running and the positive impact it can have on mental health. He shares how he started a running club in Tasmania to meet new people and build a supportive community. Zac also talks about his involvement in coaching and helping others achieve their running goals. Where to find Zac:- OVERLAP Consistent Running Coaching - www.overlapcoaching.com Instagram: @overlap.crc Facebook: OVERLAP Consistent Running Coaching - https://www.facebook.com/overlapcoaching The North West Trail Running Series - www.nwtrs.com, Instagram & Facebook: @nwtrs.tasmania The Pier Pub Run - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559291492960 The Pier Pub Run, Instagram: @thepier.pubrun Details:- - Ulverstone every Tuesday at 6pm, Devonport every Thursday at 6pm. - All welcome; run, jog, walk, scoot, skate or ride. Dogs on leash welcome. Optional beers after. Zac's Running Tips:- 1. Start Slow: Begin your running journey at a comfortable pace to build endurance and prevent injuries. 2. Be Consistent: Maintain a regular running schedule to build a habit and improve fitness over time. 3. Listen to Your Body: Pay attention to how your body feels and take rest days when needed. 4. Find a Supportive Community: Join a local running group or club for motivation and support. 5. Enjoy the Process: Focus on the joy of running rather than just the end goals. 6. Set Realistic Goals: Establish achievable goals to stay motivated and track your progress. Tune in to hear Zac's incredible journey, his insights on running, and his practical tips for runners of all levels. Whether you're new to running or looking for inspiration, Zac's story will motivate you to lace up your shoes and hit the road. A couple of BIG favours: 1) please like and review this podcast so more people will discover it :) 2) come on the podcast and talk about your running journey and/or refer someone you'd love me to interview (whether you know them or not :) ) Lets not keep the power of running a secret any more! Hit me up on Facebook/Instagram (FitMIND FitBODY) or send me an email - Michelle @ FitMINDFitBODY .co Don't miss an episode of the FitMind FitBODY Podcast. Sign up to our email list and get notified when new episodes are released. https://fitmindfitbody.co/podcast/
Are you looking for the current cost of renovating or building a new house in Brisbane, South East Qld or Northern NSW, Australia in 2024? In this episode you'll find out the current square meter rates for new custom construction. I talk to a building cost estimator and find out the cost of house construction in 2024 and what's forecast to happen in 2025.If this is your first episode, I recommend you go back and listen from the beginning of the season because everything builds on the episode before. At the very least, please listen to Episode 4. What are square metre rates? so you understand what they are and most importantly, when they're used by inexperienced people, they can lead to very inaccurate results!The information covered in this episode on current square metre rates is for education only.I'll be talking to building cost estimator David Knight from Total Estimating Services in Brisbane.INTERVIEW QUESTIONS00:00 Introduction01:30 How much does it cost to renovate or build a new house in Brisbane in 2024?05:55 What are square metre rates?07:23 What is the difference in build quality between lower and higher cost houses?12:07 How much does it cost to renovate or build a new house in South East Queensland and Northern New South Wales in 2024?14:15 What influences are affecting building costs?16:02 Can you suggest any ways to keep costs down?20:43 What materials have increased in cost in recent times?21:33 Is it more cost effective to renovate, or demolish and build a new house?24:35 How much cost do environmental initiatives add: Passiv Haus, double glazing, three phase power, solar ? 25:22 Are you seeing more environmental initiatives incorporated in houses in 2024?27:27 What cost escalation are you expecting into 2025?30:01 Key Points SummaryKEY POINTS SUMMARYWe covered so much information in this episode, but I just want to draw your attention to three main points.1. The first point was the wide range of costs to build custom, mid-range quality houses in the current market, which varied from around $3,000 up to over $6,000 per square metre.I predominantly work on residential renovations two storeys in inner Brisbane, which is quite sloped. So the fact that you could build on a flat block, a single story building for so much less, was quite a surprise to me.It was important to note what did make those renovations in inner Brisbane to older houses so much more expensive that everything is custom. Every bit of timber has to be custom cut. Everything has to fit in unusual sizes for houses out of square and that's what adds to those prices compared to the new single level building on a flat site.2. The second point to make is that there's no easy way to get costs down. There's never one or two big items that you can just take out of a job and save those costs. Costs are always spread across the entire project, so you really have to go through everything and take out little bits through the entire job.A better way to deal with this is when you're designing and as you go through and you choose each item, make sure you choose an item that's within your...
Ever wondered how mastering wind and grass can change your game in bow hunting? This episode delivers tactical insights from Aussie bow hunter Brett Meldrum, who shares his expertise and gripping stories, including an intense encounter with severe blood poisoning during a rut camp in Northern New South Wales. We explore the challenges of hunting old bucks, preferred shooting distances, and the camaraderie of hunts organized by Wild Safaris, where community and top hunting brands come together for memorable game captures. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or a newcomer, Brett's tales and tactics will keep you on the edge of your seat.Bow hunting is more than just a sport; it's a lifestyle. Join us as we discuss the local wildlife, from fearless black swamp wallabies to the legal restrictions around hunting kangaroos with a bow. You'll hear heartwarming stories of the host's young son Finn's hunting successes and get a peek into the dedication involved in maintaining a top-notch bow setup like the Matthews V3X 33. The episode highlights the practice routines and family involvement that make bow hunting a lifelong passion and a bonding experience. Curious about the nuances between bows or need expert advice for your next hunt? We delve into the differences between the V3X and Phase 4 bows, emphasizing the importance of comfort and fit. Brett offers invaluable tips for beginners, including recommendations for reputable bow shops across Australia like Bensons, Tobas and Abbey archery. We also cover strategies for stalking game in open country, facing the physical demands of the hunt, and the adrenaline rush of encounters with larger game like buffalo. Tune in for practical advice and exhilarating stories that will resonate with every hunter out there.For the latest information, news, giveaways and anything mentioned on the show head over to our Facebook, Instagram or website. If you have a question, comment, topic, gear review suggestion or a guest that you'd like to hear on the show, shoot an email to accuratehunts@gmail.com or via our socials.
Join us in this inspiring episode, as we dive into the experiences of several female entrepreneurs who attended our 'Teachers in Business Retreat' in Northern New South Wales, late last month. Listen to firsthand accounts of business breakthroughs, personal growth and the incredible synergy of combining business acumen with personal development. Discover how stepping out of your comfort zone and engaging with like-minded individuals can truly transform your business and personal life. During the episode, guests openly share their experiences of the weekend and how it's impaced their businesses... Kristy talks about how sharing strategies and getting clear on her marketing plans at the retreat has set her on a new trajectory within her business. Kath delves into the specifics of her tutoring business, the transition she made from one-on-one sessions to semi-privates, and the importance of clarity and actionable planning. Bernadette discusses how she successfully scaled her tutoring business and the importance of setting boundaries and automations. Jess reveals her journey from teaching to setting up her own business, and the significant impact of goal-setting and marketing strategy on her business growth. Key Takeaways from this epsiode: Networking and Collaboration: Building connections with like-minded entrepreneurs can significantly impact your business growth and provide valuable support and insights. Goal Setting and Action Plans: Setting clear, actionable goals and breaking them down into specific tasks can help streamline your business processes and ensure growth. Flexibility and Creativity: Stepping out of the day-to-day grind and allowing yourself space and time for creative thinking can lead to new opportunities and improved strategies. Embracing Change: Transitioning from one-on-one to semi-private tutoring sessions or implementing new marketing strategies can help expand and enhance your business. Work-Life Balance: Setting boundaries and allowing for self-care and personal time is crucial for long-term business success and personal well-being. Keen to be a part of the next Teachers in Business Retreat? CLICK HERE to join the waitlist and be the first to know about the upcoming dates! If you want help growing your own tutoring business, book in for a FREE Strategy Call and let's create a plan. BOOK YOUR FREE CALL HERE and chat one-on-one with Kirsty. LOVE THE PODCAST? Please make sure you leave a review. I absolutely LOVE hearing from you. FULL SHOW NOTES AND OTHER LINKS HERE
This summer has seen high numbers of fall armyworm (FAW) across Queensland and Northern New South Wales. In some late sown crops, FAW has had a disastrous impact and caught many growers and advisers off-guard. Dr Melina Miles, Principal Entomologist at the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, shares her insights on what can be done to manage this pest in such a challenging season, and what it means for future plantings. Download the transcript for this episode. Contact: Dr Melina Miles Department of Agriculture and Fisheries Queensland Melina.Miles@daf.qld.gov.au More information The Beatsheet – Fall armyworm GRDC Resources – Fall armyworm GRDC Webinar – Fall armyworm management tips and tactics Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Woman's Body Found Stuffed In Car Boot At Evans Head. Court Lifts Supression Order On Name Of Samantha Murphy's Alleged Killer. Joe Biden Promises A Temporary Port In Gaza To Boost Aid Supplies. AND. . A Wheel Falls Of A Boeing Jet In San Francisco Crushing Cars.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Woman's Body Found Stuffed In Car Boot At Evans Head. Court Lifts Supression Order On Name Of Samantha Murphy's Alleged Killer. Joe Biden Promises A Temporary Port In Gaza To Boost Aid Supplies. AND. . A Wheel Falls Of A Boeing Jet In San Francisco Crushing Cars.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Woman's Body Found Stuffed In Car Boot At Evans Head. Court Lifts Supression Order On Name Of Samantha Murphy's Alleged Killer. Joe Biden Promises A Temporary Port In Gaza To Boost Aid Supplies. AND. . A Wheel Falls Of A Boeing Jet In San Francisco Crushing Cars.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Get ready for another compelling episode of "The AgCulture Podcast," where we dive deeper into the dynamic world of agriculture. Our special guest, Jodie Redcliffe, CEO of Nuffield International and Nuffield Australia, returns to shed more light on the ever-evolving landscape of farming. This episode focuses on the transformative journey of agricultural practices, from local farms in Northern New South Wales to the global impact of agricultural leadership. Jodie brings her unique perspective, discussing the vital role of global understanding in farming and the life-changing experiences offered by the Nuffield Scholarship program. Don't miss this chance to gain invaluable insights into sustainable agricultural practices and the power of global collaboration in reshaping the future of farming. "Hands-on, experiential learning is key in agriculture. It's not just theoretical knowledge, but practical skills that matter." What you will learn: (00:00) Opening (01:29) Intro and Guest (04:29) Banking and Succession (07:30) Nuffield history (10:57) Research focus (16:09) Educational approach (23:49) AI in agriculture (33:35) Financial partnerships Meet the Guest: Jodie Redcliffe, CEO of Nuffield International and Nuffield Australia, has a rich background in agriculture, shaped by her family's farming history and her own extensive experience. Her transformative journey through the Nuffield scholarship has positioned her as a key figure in global agricultural education and leadership development. Discover the world of agriculture with the "Ag Culture Podcast", hosted by Paul Windemuller. This podcast will be a gateway for those passionate about agriculture to explore its global perspectives and innovative practices. Join Paul as he shares his experiences in the agricultural industry, his travels and encounters with important figures around the world. Expect engaging stories of Paul's journey as a first-generation farmer and consultant, covering topics ranging from coffee to greenhouses to agricultural technology. "Ag Culture'' will aim to inspire agricultural entrepreneurs and innovators weekly. Available on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Subscribe at agculturepodcast.com and keep an eye out for future episodes, bringing insights and stories from the vibrant world of agriculture.
Sofie Neuendorf is an Australian ceramic artist who discovered wheel throwing as a teenager, and has been potting ever since. In 2017, Sofie opened a pottery studio 'Lunio by Sofie' in Northern New South Wales. Immersing herself in the local ceramics community, Sofie has spent the past five years participating in wood firings. http://ThePottersCast.com/995
Welcome to the 9News podcast. A snapshot of the latest stories from the9News team including: ** Rivers swell in northern New South Wales ** More lives lost in an earthquake ** And a helicopter crash victim demands answers The biggest news stories in less than 10 minutes delivered three times a day,with reports from the 9News team across Australia and overseas. Subscribenow to make it part of your daily news diet. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This was "The big one" said the fire chief in Greece: "The climate future arrived in 2023. It left scars across the planet."; "‘There's No Other Job': The Colonial Roots of Philippine Poverty"; "Campers rescued as heavy rain and flooding hits northern New South Wales across New Year"; "New Year's Day weather: flash-flood warnings for Queensland and NSW as Northern Territory swelters"; "Here's what you can do to cope with your anxiety about climate change"; "Why The Washington Post is starting a climate advice column"; "What extreme heat does to the human body"; "Snow Shortages Are Plaguing the West's Mountains"; "The never-ending fallout of the northern rivers floods: ‘People are just worn down'"; "How the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics are driving the city's green revolution"; "Queensland woman uses electric car to run her son's dialysis machine during power cut"; "U.S. oil production hit a record under Biden. He seldom mentions it.". --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/robert-mclean/message
Steven and Evan Strong are trying to share our understanding of Ancient Australia as having a rich past that started long ago. Australia has been visited in the past by the Ancient Egyptians, Phoenicians, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, etc., along with the distinct possibility of an even more ancient Extra-terrestrial presence. We are trying to change the worldview of Australia (Ab)Original people and culture and their effect upon human development and civilisation under continual consultation with Original Elders throughout Australia we present this information under the banner of Wirritjin (Ramindjeri term meaning: Black-fella White-fella Dreaming).Steven and Evan have co-written a series of books; "Constructing a New World Map", "Mary Magdalene's Dreaming", and "Forgotten Origin" for the University Press of America. Both “Shunned” published by Possible Press, and the eBook “Ancient Aliens in Australia: Forgotten Origins of Humanity” co-written with Daniella Cardenas & Bruce Fenton, will be released soon.Steven Strong is a secondary school teacher with a background in Archaeology and Education. He has spent many years learning and living with the tribes within Bundjalung Confederation of Northern N.S.W. and Gumilaroi people of Northern New South Wales.BOOK A ONE ON ONE PEER TO PEER COACHING / PARANORMAL EXPERIENCER SESSION WITH ROB FROM TYPICAL SKEPTIC PODCAST:https://robertkalilcoaching.simplybook.me/v2/#booktypical skeptic podcast Merch Store:https://my-store-d53dc3.creator-spring.com
Shellfish in the Richmond river in Northern New South Wales are under threat from a number of pesticides Researchers have found more pesticides on oysters than in the surrounding water. Rural reporter Georgia Kondek spoke with Southern Cross University Professor Kristen Benkendorff about how this has happened and what happens nextSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Send us a Text Message.In this podcast, we delve into the life of Tony Kenway, a master craftsman deeply connected to the natural beauty of Northern New South Wales, Australia.Tony's journey begins in "The Big Scrub," once Australia's largest subtropical rainforest. His story unfolds as he and his family moved to the pristine shores of Wategos Beach in Byron Bay, back when only a handful of houses graced the coastline, leaving an everlasting impression on his bond with the area. Throughout the podcast, Tony shares valuable insights from his experiences, particularly the lessons he's learned while crafting fine furniture. Prepare to embark on a global journey as Tony takes us through his international adventures, working with prestigious exhibitions, collections, and businesses.Inspired by the coastal environment, Tony has crafted a unique range of designs that have earned him national and international acclaim, with his work featured in collections worldwide.Join us in this podcast to be inspired by Tony Kenway's remarkable journey, his profound connection to Byron Bay, and his unwavering dedication to the art of creating exquisite timber furniture that pushes the boundaries of craftsmanship.
On today's show, Geoffrey Benn discusses the recent discovery of the remains of WWI Australian soldiers. GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Geoffrey Benn is the President of the Fromelles Association of Australia and is author of the book Fromelles: 100 Years of Myths and Lies. He grew up on a farm in Northern New South Wales with the knowledge that his forebears served in Australia's Army armed forces in both World War I and his father in World War II. Geoffrey served himself in the Australian Army Reserve in infantry and signals units. He graduated with a Bachelor of Laws and served for 14 years in the courts and later in private suburban law practice. His website is http://www.fromelles.info/ GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Bernie Finn was the most vocal conservative in the Victorian Parliament. A 23 year parliamentary veteran, Bernie was a beacon for traditional Liberal values - values not held by the party leadership. As a result of his strong stance on a number of issues, he was expelled from the parliamentary Liberal Party a little over 12 months ago. He subsequently joined the Democratic Labour Party and led it into the election last November. In an electorate over half a million, he missed out by just 210 votes. He hasn't backed away from promoting his views and is followed daily by almost 41,000 on Facebook.
Steven Strong: is a secondary school teacher with a background in Archaeology and Education. He was involved in the formation of a Graduate Diploma of Aboriginal Education for the N.S.W. Department of Education, writing units on Traditional Law and Contemporary History. He also co-authored the highly successful “Aboriginal Australia: A Language and Cultural kit”. Evan Strong: has a background in Anthropology & Indigenous Cultural Studies, Counselling & Mediation with a Bachelor's Degree in Social Sciences and Graduate Studies in Psychology. Evan has worked as a researcher for the Northern Rivers Area Health Service, a Social Worker, Teachers Aide, and a Funeral Director. They have spent many years learning, living and/or working with the Bundjalung Language Confederation (Northern Rivers Region of New South Wales), Ramindjeri (South Australia) and Gumilaroi peoples (Northern New South Wales). They operate under the doctrine of Wirritjin (Black Fella, White Fella Dreaming): In remembrance of Karno W…., spokesperson for the Ramindjeri. They work with a diverse informal network of Independent Researchers, Original Custodians/Elders, Patrons/Supporters and Friends. In consultation with Elders of Australia, we believe we have rediscovered a hidden history: The Out of Australia Theory. We have written five books “Constructing a New World Map”, “Mary Magdalene's Dreaming”, “Forgotten Origin“, “Shunned”/”Out of Australia” and “Between A Rock and a Hard Place” that rewrites the history of Australia and the world. Our books' main brief is to prove through the scientific fact that which the Elders insist is true. We have assembled facts about archaeological finds, and also early contact accounts, genetics, Serpent myths, Dreaming stories, Amerindian myths, parallels in religious texts, etc into one coherent theory. Unlike the authorities in one field who are limited in their specialty, we draw all the disciplines together and attempt to resolve the confusion. Our claim is supported by genes, mtDNA, blood and many experts, that Australian Original people set sail from Australia, not to, 50,000 years ago. We claim that Australian Original people sailed to and settled in America over 40,000 years ago, and visited many other places including Egypt, Japan, Africa, India etc. They were the first Homo sapiens who evolved before the Sapiens of Africa, and who gave the world art, axes, religion, marine technology, culture, co-operative living, language and surgery. The debate over whether they were the first people in America is virtually a closed case. Hundreds of bones and skulls have been discovered that are undeniable of “Australian Aboriginal” origin. What it all means has had even the experts mystified. Professor Clive Gamble claims we “have to construct a completely new map of the world, and how it was peopled.” We are responding to the call and attempting to clear up the confusion. We also trace the legacy of the Australian Original Dreaming found within the mystical sects and creeds. We believe its principal elements are evident in all expressions, particularly Gnosticism. Stephen and Evan's Website is: www.ouralienancestry.net For more typical skeptic podcast interviews go to: www.youtube.com/c/typicalskeptic www.anchor.fm/typical-skeptic www.rokfin.com/typicalskeptic To donate to the typical skeptic podcast buymeacoffee.com/typicalskeptic paypal me: typicalskeptic1@gmail.com #Hopi #Kachina #ElongatedSkulls #australia #podcast #typical_skeptic #alien #Ancestry #StephenStrong #EvanStrong #Viral #Youtubepodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/typical-skeptic/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/typical-skeptic/support
We recently launched a three-episode deep dive into the future of risk and insurance in agriculture. Over the course of the series, we heard from one listener who offered to share his experience using novel insurance products to manage the risks of both too little and too much rainfall in his own farming operation. This from-the-field perspective was packed with insights, and was such a powerful contribution to our learning that we asked his permission to use the audio for this episode.Tom Ferguson is a farmer in Northern New South Wales, Australia, and this week you'll hear a conversation between him and Tenacious Ventures Co-Founder Matthew Pryor. They speak about:Tom's specific exposure to climate-risk, and why this has led to him exploring new options for insuranceHis process for collecting data, identifying high-impact risks to hedge against, and using this data to strike tailored, parametric policies with insurersWhat the impact of using more data on the farm can be for new insurance products, and what's holding back the integrationHis adoption of new agtech on the farm, and what factors enabled or inhibited uptake within the business.For more information and resources, visit our website.
Author Bronwyn Birdsall joins us to discuss the writing of her first novel, 'Time and Tide in Sarajevo,' and her life after chronic fatigue syndrome. We discuss living with a mindset of rest and recovery, moving overseas and reinventing yourself, and the question at the heart of the book – how do we find hope in a world that feels beyond repair? As always, nothing in this episode is intended as medical advice. Bronwyn Birdsall grew up in Sydney. At the age of twenty-four, she moved to Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and worked as an English teacher. The four years she spent there provided the inspiration for 'Time and Tide in Sarajevo.' Her writing centres around contemporary life and finding meaning in the everyday. She writes from her home on Bundjalung Country, in Northern New South Wales. Books and authors discussed in this episode: Sarah Sentilles; Burnout by Emily and Amelia Nagoski; Indelible City by Louisa Lim; The Writer Laid Bare by Lee Kofman; Songs of a Dead Dreamer by Thomas Ligotti; A Kind of Magic by Anna Spargo-Ryan; The Unbelieved by Vikki Petraitis; The Whispering by Veronica Lando Get your copy of 'Tide and Tide in Sarajevo' from your local bookshop, Booktopia or wherever else good books are sold. James' novel 'Denizen' is out now! Learn more about it and buy your copy here. Upcoming events: James: Author talk at Taree Library, Friday 26 August 2022, 11am-12pm, free, RSVP here. James: Author talk at Port Macquarie Library, Saturday 27 August 2022, 10:30-11:30am, free, RSVP here. James and Ashley: Writers Unleashed (Sutherland Shire Writers Festival), Saturday 3 September, 9.30-5pm. James: BAD Sydney Crime Writers Festival 2022, 'Three Prizewinners Walk into a Bar...' Friday 9 September, 3-4pm. Ashley is teaching The Joy of Creative Writing, Tuesday 30 August, 7.45-9pm, online via Zoom. Ashley's new six-week course Online: Creative Non-Fiction takes place Monday 31 October to Friday 9 December 2022, through Writing NSW. Get in touch! Ashley's website: ashleykalagianblunt.com Ashley's Twitter: @AKalagianBlunt Ashley's Instagram: @akalagianblunt James' website: jamesmckenziewatson.com James' Twitter: @JamesMcWatson James' Instagram: @jamesmcwatson
Ever increasing record high flood levels are marked on the side of Lismore's flood levee. Lismore, a town in Northern New South Wales is dissected by two major rivers. When there's heavy rainfall, water flows down from the surrounding hills, slowing at the bottom and spreading across the floodplain. The town's residents know floods, their houses are built high, some four metres off the ground in the canopies of trees. Many have flood plans, keeping kayaks and dinghies tethered to their homes in case of emergency. On February 27 2022, water inundated the town, sweeping away cars, stranding residents on rooftops and filling houses with inches of mud. In the weeks that followed volunteer hubs sprang up to feed and clothe locals forced to shelter in tents and cars as they struggle to recover with minimal support and start to clean out and rebuild their homes in the trees. Guests: Vicki Findlay Naomi Moran Aidan Ricketts Lucy Wise Freya Woodland Production team Producer and sound design: Sarah Mashman Engineer: Tegan Nichols Theme composer: Oliver Beard Additional music by Blue Dot Sessions Management team: Abe Killian and Sime Knezevic Made with the co-operation of 2NCR, Lismore and the Koori Mail Roofs above water was made on Widjabul Wia-bal Country of the Bundjalung Nation and the lands of the muwinina people from Country around nipaluna. These lands were never ceded. From the Embers Season 2: Phoenix is supported by The Judith Neilson Institute for Journalism and Ideas, The Paul Ramsay Foundation, Monash University's Fire to Flourish program and The Minderoo Foundation Fire and Flood Resilience Initiative and broadcast across Australia via the Community Radio Network See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Northern New South Wales flooded for the second time in a month - there's anger and frustration but also a fierce determination to pick up the pieces.
Northern New South Wales flooded for the second time in a month - there's anger and frustration but also a fierce determination to pick up the pieces.
New flooding adds to the distress of Northern New South Wales residents, homes inundated a month ago are going under again. The Prime Minister suggests home ownership's a better option for people struggling with rising rents, we'll look at the budget's missed opportunities on housing policy. And why we should never believe Russia, defence analyst Paul Dibb joins me on Russia's promise to ease its bombardment of Kyiv.
The floods in Southern Queensland and Northern New South Wales have left devastation in their wake. The true impact is yet to be determined, but it has been life altering for so many. Pip Sumbak (Pip's Plate) was only 4 days into her first solo business as a caterer when the floods hit northern New south Wales. Together with a food colleague they set about trying to feed everyone who had lost everything. Within two weeks, thanks to a band of volunteers and the generosity of producers and suppliers they dished up more than $150,000 meals and helped formed the heart of the community. We caught up with Pip to see the impact and what it will take on the long road to recovery for an entire region destroyed by floods.https://www.pipsplate.com.auFollow Deep In The Weeds on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/deepintheweedspodcast/?hl=enFollow Huckhttps://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/Follow Rob Locke (Executive Producer)https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/LISTEN TO OUR OTHER FOOD PODCASTShttps://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork
Last week I was impacted by the devastating floods in Northern New South Wales. Whilst returning home, I became stuck on a flooded highway for the night sheltering in a tunnel with many other people. My anxiety over the work I was meant to be doing was making me feel sick. Then our internet and phone services went down in my region for 5 days. It became impossible to conduct any work and I was constantly worried about not being able to get anything done in my business. In this episode, I'm sharing 7 business lessons I learned from a natural disaster. This experience has led me to reflect on how I work in my business and how I can improve it so I don't feel sick when I'm unable to do it myself. There has to be a contingency system. So I created a business continuity plan. This document is essential for your business as it outlines the specifics of how your business will continue to operate in an emergency situation. I encourage you to think about what will be relevant for your business and use the lessons I've learned to get you started. We hope we'll never need it but you'll feel immensely reassured if you do. You can then place all of your focus on the emergency and not have to worry about what is (or isn't) happening in your business. LINKS:Resources mentioned: Create or update your business continuity plan | business.gov.au Check out my Budgeting and Cash Flow Forecasting Mini Course here! Where to Find Bec:Website:https://straightupbookkeeping.com.au/ Instagram: @straightup_bookkeepingFacebook: @straightupbookkeepingLinkedIn: @straight-up-bookkeeping
This week we are rebroadcasting our interview with Ella Noah Bancroft, originally aired in March of 2021. “We forget that so much is given freely, that this world is meant to be enjoyed.” We heed this powerful reminder by guest Ella Noah Bancroft. As our belief systems have become entwined with the dominant economic structure, we see the commodification of our wellness, intimacy, and connectivity - a phenomenon that is severely hindering our ability to connect authentically. In conversation, Ella traces the powerful connection between our ability to go against mainstream capitalist ways of being and our capacity for deep connection with ourselves and each other. With intimacy as an entrance point, our conversation explores what happens when we derive our pleasure from extraction, the kind of deep embodiment and connectivity that threatens capitalistic and colonial structures, and how we can journey back into spaces of trust through practices that don't have to cost us a thing. Ella Noah Bancroft is a Bundjalung woman based in the Northern New South Wales, Australia. Ella identifies as mixed heritage Indigenous, gay woman. She grew up living in both worlds, her Indigenous world and the mainstream Australian world. Both challenged her identity in different ways. She is an Australian born artist, storyteller, mentor and founder of “The Returning” and Yhi Collective. Music by Harrison Foster, Lady Moon & The Eclipse, and Sucúlima. Visit our website at forthewild.world for the full episode description, references, and action points.
This week TPS Sydney champion Jarryd Felton joins Tiffany Cherry and Mark Allen to discuss the unusual circumstances surrounding his triumph at Bonnie Doon, how he nearly gave professional golf away and his relationship with Hannah Green.Before that our hosts speak to Damien de Bohun, Golf Australia's General Manager - Clubs and Facilities, about the extensive damages the devastating floods at in northern New South Wales and south-east Queensland have caused to clubs.Plus Martin Blake has all the latest news including a string of good results from Australians around the world.As always, the latest edition of Marko's Masterclass rounds out the show.
Cash is king. There are many reasons why revenue stops coming and having cash flow in your business becomes paramount to keep everything moving forward. I'm currently in a flood disaster area in Northern New South Wales and we have no phone or internet service so all businesses have stopped - nobody saw that coming. In this episode, I'm talking about all things cash. We'll explore how to better manage your cash, create a cash flow forecast, and my top tips for how to quickly increase cash in your business. Every business needs a cash flow forecast. It doesn't matter if your business is big or small with a large or small amount of cash. I'll run you through exactly how to design one for your business and how to update it accordingly and consistently. This episode is full of useful information you can use in your business to increase your cash flow and ensure your business is running smoothly. LINKS:Previous episode mentioned: Why every business needs a budget on Apple PodcastsCheck out my Budgeting and Cash Flow Forecasting Mini Course here! Where to Find Bec:Website:https://straightupbookkeeping.com.au/ Instagram: @straightup_bookkeepingFacebook: @straightupbookkeepingLinkedIn: @straight-up-bookkeeping
HOW TO BIRTH UNASSISTED - SPECIAL EPISODE This episode is a response to the state of emergency that pregnant and birthing women are faced with around the world. This episode was prompted by reports reaching me of women having to birth unassisted in underground shelters in the Ukraine due to the war and the natural flooding disaster that has happened the last week and still is happening on the east coast of Australia to my beloved community in Northern New South Wales. My heart is broken to hear of the devastation in my old home town and area. And I want to help, so using this platform to spread some support. Of course there are other conflicts and disasters around the world leaving women without birth support so this episode will be timeless to assist women faced with this situation. This is NOT an exhaustive checklist on how to birth unassisted. There is plenty more that can be shared. But it is a basic guide, and a start and an attempt to support those who find themselves desperate and fearful of birthing alone. Please share this episode far and wide so it might reach the mamas that are truly finding themselves in need of this support. Thank you podcast community!
Ben, live from the Adelaide Writers Week, breaks down the Peter Dutton Insiders interview that failed to ask a single question about his involvement with a Queensland business man, who he has made commercials for in the past, which FriendlyJordies has exposed as having been involved in questionable behaviour. Dutton sabre rattled about China, made up defence policy on the run, refused to be accountable for his failure to properly deploy defence personnel to assist with the floods and in aged care. While people in Queensland and Northern New South Wales are forming a "mud army" to deal with the disaster Dutton railed against suggestions his government hadn't done enough to support the people. Despite even NSW Liberal Premier Perrottet admitting they had failed to do enough. Ben looks at how this part of a broader picture of failure by the Morrison government on everything from a federal ICAC to un-needed car parks and how this weeks economic figures show that failure is being paid for by working people with wages FALLING while profits SKYROCKET. We round out with a shoutout for the International Women's day events happening this week, including the big union rally in Melbourne this TUESDAY. Plus there's a shout out to our supporters who've said hello while in Adelaide and made a contribution at www.buymeacoffee.com/weekonwednesday
After days of torrential rain and what meteorologists termed a rain bomb, many parts of Brisbane went under as the Brisbane River and many suburban creeks flooded. It's the most severe flooding in Brisbane since 2011, but this time around what caught many locals out was just how fast the water rose. Lou lives in the suburb of Oxley which is in Brisbane's south west - it was devastated by the floods in 2011, and while I couldn't get in to speak to her in person because of the flooding, I managed to get her on the phone to chat about what Oxley was going through. There were plenty of good news stories as well, like the cows rescued from a shed roof by a group of kayakers. Bonus fact - Oxley is one of Dave McCormack aka Bandit Heeler's favourite Brissy suburbs - we know because he dropped that factoid when we got the chance to interview him last year. You can listen to that episode https://player.captivate.fm/episode/0073f96f-9960-42d4-b9c9-033cce86330f (here). Making a donation to https://www.givit.org.au/storms-and-flooding (GIVIT) is the best way to support flood victims in South East Queensland and Northern New South Wales. Bluey's Brisbane is the podcast that explores the real life world of your favourite Heeler family. Hosted by Justin Rouillon and Lou Bromley - follow us on https://www.facebook.com/blueysbrisbane (Facebook) and https://www.instagram.com/blueysbrisbane/ (Instagram) - @blueysbrisbane
A Gold Coast man and his dog have been swept to their deaths as Queensland's flooding crisis moves south, to northern New South Wales where it's expected to worsen in coming days. - Gold Coast-ի մարդ մը և իր շունը հեղեղի հետեւանքով խեղդուեցան մինչ Queensland-ի ջրհեղեղի ճգնաժամը կը շարժի դէպի հարաւ հիւսիսային New South Wales, ուր կը նախատեսուի որ իրավիճակը աւելի վատթարանայ յառաջիկայ օրերուն:
A Gold Coast man and his dog have been swept to their deaths as Queensland's flooding crisis moves south, to northern New South Wales where it's expected to worsen in coming days. - Gold Coast-ի մարդ մը և իր շունը հեղեղի հետեւանքով խեղդուեցան մինչ Queensland-ի ջրհեղեղի ճգնաժամը կը շարժի դէպի հարաւ հիւսիսային New South Wales, ուր կը նախատեսուի որ իրավիճակը աւելի վատթարանայ յառաջիկայ օրերուն:
A Gold Coast man and his dog have been swept to their deaths as Queensland's flooding crisis moves south, to northern New South Wales where it's expected to worsen in coming days. - クインズランドの洪水危機が南のニューサウスウエルズ北部へ移るなか、ゴールドコーストの男性が愛犬とともに流されて死亡しました。ニューサウスウエルズ北部では今後事態が悪化するものと見られています。
Devastating floods across Northern New South Wales and in Brisbane. A mum of seven will tell us how quickly the water rose in Lismore and how her family has lost everything. How far will Russia go in its mission to crush Ukraine? There are fears the Russian assault is about to step up, with a 60-kilometre-long Russian convoy spotted outside Kyiv.
Australia's east coast summer has been dominated by the La Nina climate pattern, which is typically associated with greater rainfall. But this deluge of heavy rain has caused life-threatening flash floods throughout parts of northern New South Wales and South-East Queensland. - La Nina nagdulot ang matinding pagbaha sa maraming lugar sa timog-silangang bahagi ng Queensland at hilagang bahagi ng New South Wales. Hanggang ngayon patuloy ang banta ng pagtaas ng tubig baha sa naturang mga lugar.
Stories of loss and heroism are emerging from flood-stricken parts of northern New South Wales - thousands of homes and businesses have been lost.
Join Caroline Wilson and Corrie Perkin for Episode 207.Thanks to Red Energy for supporting our podcast - voted most satisfied customers 11 years in a row.What a week it has been since we were last in the studio, as the world reels from the implications of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and closer to home we watch on as flood waters decimate parts of Queensland and Northern New South Wales.After her family holiday in Yamba, Caro shares the experience of getting out just ahead of the torrential rain and storms that swept through the region, and we reflect on the changing character of seaside towns.Corrie's been glued to the coverage of the unfolding crisis in the Ukraine and we discuss how this conflict is affecting us, affecting our community, affecting the world and the role that social media is playing in the news coverage. Corrie recommends The Daily podcast from the New York Times for reporting.In ‘Dear Caro and Corrie' we ponder a question that highlights a potential for a gender divide amongst social groups as we get older. Send us your question to feedback@dontshootpod.com.au.In the Cocktail Cabinet for Prince Wine Store, Myles Thompson checks in from Italy after a week in France. He introduces us to Jean-Luc & Eric Burguet's Bourgogne Rouge Les Prince Vin 2019.Head to our dedicated Don't Shoot the Messenger page HERE and use the promo code MESS at checkout online to receive a listener discount. Prince Wine Store – bringing wine enthusiasts the greatest wine in the world.In BSF for Red Energy we talk about;Anomaly by Hervé Le TellierInventing Anna on NetflixTomato and fried crouton salad with tonnato and capers (see recipe below or HERE)In 6 Quick Questions we discuss things that gave us a spring in our step this week, another amazing fact, Caro has a GLT and;Corrie's favourite new Insta account by Nadia Caterina Munno @the_pastaqueen The heart wrenching new Optus ad (watch it HERE).SHADY LADIES FIGHT MND FUNDRAISERThe Shady Ladies would love you to come to their Fight MND fundraising lunch on April 1st. For more information and to book your tickets head to the booking form HERE. To receive our weekly email which includes recipes SIGN UP HERE.For videos and pics make sure you follow us on Instagram, Facebook or TwitterEmail the show via feedback@dontshootpod.com.au.Don't Shoot the Messenger is produced by Corrie Perkin, Caroline Wilson and produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Sports Entertainment Network.Tomato and fried crouton salad with tonnato and capers from DeliciousINGREDIENTS2 tbs olive oil, plus extra if needed2 tbs salt-packed capers, rinsed and dried1/2 country sourdough loaf, crust removed800g mixed heirloom tomatoes1 bunch basil, leaves pickedTONNATO100g good-quality olive oil-packed tinned tuna3 anchovy fillets1 tbs salt-packed capers, rinsed1 egg yolk90ml extra-virgin olive oil2 tsp soy sauce2 tbs lemon juice1 tsp Worcestershire sauce3 tbs pure (thin) creamMETHOD·1.For the tonnato, add your tuna, anchovies, capers and egg yolk to a food processor. Put the lid on and process. Once it looks like everything is broken up a little, begin to stream in the olive oil. When it starts to thicken, add the soy sauce, lemon juice and Worcestershire, then the remaining olive oil. Finish with the cream and a bit of water to loosen it to a thick but drizzly consistency. Add a few cracks of fresh black pepper and check and adjust the seasoning. Refrigerate until ready to use.·2.To make the salad, heat the olive oil in a small sauté pan over a high heat and add the dry capers. Ensure they are as dry as you can make them to avoid too much splatter. Allow the capers to sizzle a little and, when they have almost finished sizzling (meaning most of the water has evaporated), scoop them out and dry them on a piece of paper towel. Reserve the oil.·3.Tear bread into rough pieces and add to the pan. Use the caper oil and some more olive oil, if needed, to shallow-fry croutons over medium heat. You want to fry the bread on a couple of sides, but you don't want it to be completely crispy. You want a bit of soft chew with a crusty exterior. Try to do this in one layer so that you don't overcrowd the pan. This might mean you need to do it in a couple of batches. Season croutons with salt and pepper.·4.Spread the tonnato on the plate first, then cut up the tomatoes into thick slices and arrange on top. Sprinkle with salt and black pepper. Scatter the croutons over the top. Finish with fried capers and fresh picked basil leaves. Serve immediately.
A Gold Coast man and his dog have been swept to their deaths as Queensland's flooding crisis moves south, to northern New South Wales where it's expected to worsen in coming days.
Major flood warnings are in place across southeast Queensland and northern New South Wales. At least seven people have died and thousands of properties are submerged due to the floods. Queensland is bracing for more heavy rain and in New South Wales, three rivers are now at major risk of breaking their banks, causing a flood emergency to escalate in the northern part.
Clarrie Hall Dam is a small impoundment in Northern New South Wales that fishes well for quality Australian Bass. Simon Fitzpatrick runs Northern Rivers Sport Fishing and is well acquainted with the Clarrie Hall bass population on lure and fly. He shares his tips in todays episode!
Emma Heuston is a lawyer, author, and entrepreneur. A passionate advocate of work/life balance and the freedom to work from home, Emma is the Founder and Director of The Remote Expert, a virtual law firm delivering legal services and legal information to online business owners across Australia. In 2011, Emma was on the traditional lawyer-style corporate path – but a near-death experience changed her views on work/ life balance and brought with it the realization that life is way too short not to do exactly as you please. So, Emma and her family moved from Sydney to far Northern New South Wales in late 2013. After the sea change, Emma worked remotely at partner level in a law firm for a number of years. Which was great, until it wasn't. While it was flexible, that role didn't fulfill Emma's sense of purpose to help other women say, “what if” and take the leap to start a business on their own terms. In 2018, Emma wrote The Tracksuit Economy, her work from home bible, and founded the Remote Expert in 2019, where it has gone from strength to strength helping those with online businesses and assist people who have businesses run from home. Emma has some interesting views on the overuse of the word “scale” when it comes to businesses, especially online businesses, and seeks to change that as part of her work. Hear from Emma on: What went wrong in your first business post-corporate career and what did you nail early on that still works for you today? Can all online businesses scale up and succeed and why do some work better than others? E.g. legal practice vs online jewelry business. What common mistakes do many online business people make when trying to scale online and how can we remedy this? Where is the future of online business heading? Take away: What is your final takeaway message for us on The Politics of Online Scaling? To connect with Emma: LinkedIn: (1) Emma Heuston | LinkedIn Website: The Remote Expert | Online Business Lawyer
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