Podcasts about northern territory australia

What a privilege it was talking to Junie and sharing in her deliberate quest of understanding people and culture that has led her to where she is today. Junie has always believed that if you understand the systems in which you live in and how they dictate what you'll benefit from or miss out on, then you can design and imagine endless solutions to your wildest dreams. And, wild dreams she has lived, to say the least: ranked in the top 50 employees in banking in Canada, liaised with public relations and media in India to raise awareness for mining workers' rights and micro-businesses led by women in India, taught English to speakers of other languages in México and China, and co-designed health programs in remote and rural communities in the Northern Territory (Australia). Listen in as we talk about her Ironman quests, and how now, she has broken into the tech industry (as a non-tech) by tapping into her entrepreneurial spirit to start seeing better representation in product design. Junie has a wild goal to remove biases in the design of products and technology and she shares her personal beliefs about 'fear' and 'daring to try'. Remember to keep moving forward when yiu think you're not! If you enjoyed this episode every podcaster loves a little love, so share with family, friends and colleagues and don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss our incredible global thriving guests! To Connect with Junie: Email: hello@propelinnovations.co Twitter: propel_ux Instagram: propelinnovations LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/junie-baptiste-poitevien/ To connect with Carrie: Email: carrie@carriebenedet.com URL: www.carriebenedet.com LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carriebenedet/

During this panel, originally posted during our Virtual RoadShow: Adventure & Expedition Travel, held Jan. 23-26 and moderated by James Shillinglaw of Insider Travel Report, top destination executives talked about the adventure travel opportunities they have that travel advisors can sell. They detail the places, the kinds of adventure travel experiences and how advisors can better understand what they have to offer. Panelists include Kristy Angellotti, head of trade relations-North America for South African Tourism; Anas Alsharief, executive director-trade marketing, Saudi Tourism Authority; Robin Basso, senior director-travel industry partnerships, Hawaii Visitors & Convention Bureau; and Julie Cuesta, executive vice president and managing director for Myriad Marketing (representing Rwanda, Madeira, Northern Territory (Australia) and Shizuok, Japan).  If interested, the original video of this podcast can be found on the Insider Travel Report Youtube channel or by searching for the podcast's title on Youtube.

This week we are in Crocodile Dundee country in the top end of Australia. We are travelling to Darwin the capital of the Northern Territory. We spent a week exploring the area including Kakadu National Park which is so big it would cover half of Switzerland. But first you will get a laugh (like I did) as Lyle describes how terrified he was when he met the 6.1 metre (that's over 18 feet) crocodile known as Dominator in the crocodile infested waters of Adelaide River and how a horse size(well almost horse size) lizard stopped us in our tracks. We tell you all about Litchfield national park which is home to some spectacular waterfalls and unique waterholes where you can swim – if you are brave enough. And tell you about the gigantic termite mounds that make the landscape look like you are on another planet. We also describe the best places to eat in Darwin, the Darwin waterfront and harbour, the famous markets, and the best places to see one of Darwin's world famous sunsets. Stick around to the end to hear about the real reason we were in Darwin, I'll bet you can't guess and learn how I was totally blown away by where I found my favourite wine of all time. Lastly we give a big shout out to some listeners who told us where they are enjoying happy hour. See all the show notes and photos from this episode here. www.beachtravelwine.com/podcast/37/darwin Or visit our website at www.beachtravelwine.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leanne-mccabe/message

We are at a loss for words when it comes to our guest on this episode. Lucy Bartholomew is an Ultra Runner that began running at an incredibly young age to spend more time with her dad. In fact she powered through an ultramarathon at just 15 years old. Lucy explores how her passion for running was questioned and challenged over the years as social media became an increasing aspect of her life. She dives into how this helped her to explore the depths of who she wants to be as a person beyond that of an ultra runner. If you want to keep following on her incredible journey please check out her website Here and also check out her Instagram and Facebook pages. Lucy's film Running Out is all about her story taking on the 231km Larapinta Trail in the Northern Territory Australia if you want to check out all the action you can find her film Here.

Hi, I'm Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry. I wrote this poem in 2012, after visiting the beautiful botanical gardens in Darwin in the Northern Territory Australia, while travelling in my motorhome. In this poem, I compare the tiny intricately designed flowers with those of us who have beautiful qualities to offer the world, but largely go unnoticed, due to our quiet natures. I realised that I didn't have to try to be big and powerful, that it was ok being me. Those of us who are delicate flowers share our beauty with those who stop along the path of life and notice us. Thank you for stopping by today. You can read my poems and verses at Simply Story Poetry on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and on the website. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/simply-story-poetry/message

Emma loves the Liandra Swim brand and their approach to fashion and representation of the Indigenous Australian culture. In this episode, we invited Creative Director/Founder and designer Liandra Gaykamangu onto the podcast to share more about her awesome brand and the influence of her heritage on her business. "We are an eco-conscious and ethically minded brand. Liandra Swim is designed in Australia and our prints are 100% authentic. Our Creative Director/Founder and designer, Liandra Gaykamangu, is a Yolngu woman from North-East Arnhem Land, Northern Territory Australia. Our swimwear is made in Bali, Indonesia in ethical working conditions."

This week I chat with Nick Wormald, the Managing Director of Grow Capital. After spending his formative years as a boarder at the prestigious The Kings School Sydney, Nick left the city with forty dollars in his pocket to become a Jackeroo at the remote Kurundi Cattle Station in the Northern Territory Australia. Nick shares some amazing stories about his time on the 3857 square kilometre station, a place so remote it is hard to fathom. Nick went on to work around Australia and the UK before setting up Grow Capital with his best mate from boarding school and we talk about the reasons for the job changes and his return to study. We also discuss Grow Capital’s aggressive growth strategy and the value of a business coach. Nick opens up about some really personal times in his life and how they shaped his future and we also talk about meditation and mindfulness and how Nick incorporates these strategies into his daily routine. It is a conversation not to miss. You can follow Nick on LinkedIn and for more information on Grow Capital check out their Website or follow their LinkedIn and Facebook pages. If you would like to know more about Kurundi Station, you can follow them on Facebook You can also fossick on Kurundi Station. For more information follow this link Follow If Only You Knew Podcast on Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter for more episodes, photos, videos and other show content. Watch this conversation on YouTube You can also email any feedback to ifonly@ifonlyyouknewpodcast.com.au Make sure you subscribe so you never miss and episode and please leave us a review and rating on Apple Podcasts

After spending 5 years working, living and learning in a remote community in the Northern Territory Australia as a school teacher, Emma Sullings discovered that it is through connection and the simple act of giving that truly strengthens and unites women, both young and old. Founder of The Happy Boxes Project, Emma has dedicated herself to ‘spreading happy’ throughout indigenous communities in the outback and has partnered with us, ELEVEN Australia donating basic toiletries and supplies. Emma and her team of charity coordinators teach the importance of good health and self-esteem and are committed to nurturing the spirit of true empowerment.

Claude Tranchant is a Brisbane (Australia) woman who at the age of 64 walked, on foot, alone, with a 14 kg backpack across France and Spain, along the St James' Way, commonly known in Spain as the 'Camino' and lived 100 days to the rhythm of her footsteps though she had never trekked before. Claude was born in Aix-les-Bains (France) in 1946. At the age of 33, she migrated with her little family to Australia.  Thirty-three years later, on that day, she launched her first book ‘Boots to Bliss’ which is among the Best Selling books. It has been nominated by Vocal Media one the 6 books to read to inspire you to walk the Camino De Santiago. In 2016, at the age of 70, Claude walked the Larapinta Trail, Northern Territory (Australia), then in 2017 launched the Australian Premier of English Movie “Looking for Infinity: El Camino”  as well as trekking in Nepal, Poon Hill trail, and reached the altitude of 3,210 metres. In 2018, at the age of 72, she walked for a documentary, about the Camino Frances, called “Camino Skies” with four New-Zealanders, two Australians, plus three members of the crew.  Here is a bit of her story and the experience of having this kind of adventure.

Claude Tranchant is a Brisbane (Australia) woman who at the age of 64 walked, on foot, alone, with a 14 kg backpack across France and Spain, along the St James' Way, commonly known in Spain as the 'Camino' and lived 100 days to the rhythm of her footsteps though she had never trekked before. Claude was born in Aix-les-Bains (France) in 1946. At the age of 33, she migrated with her little family to Australia.  Thirty-three years later, on that day, she launched her first book ‘Boots to Bliss’ which is among the Best Selling books. It has been nominated by Vocal Media one the 6 books to read to inspire you to walk the Camino De Santiago. In 2016, at the age of 70, Claude walked the Larapinta Trail, Northern Territory (Australia), then in 2017 launched the Australian Premier of English Movie “Looking for Infinity: El Camino”  as well as trekking in Nepal, Poon Hill trail, and reached the altitude of 3,210 metres. In 2018, at the age of 72, she walked for a documentary, about the Camino Frances, called “Camino Skies” with four New-Zealanders, two Australians, plus three members of the crew.  Here is a bit of her story and the experience of having this kind of adventure.

Last month, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s AUSMIN visit and hints at Australia hosting US missiles in Northern Territory raised many concerns about provoking and even blindly following the US into war with our greatest economic partner China. In this episode, Vince Scappatura to discuss these developments. He speaks in detail about the US and Russian withdrawal from the cold-war era Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty plus its implications for allies like Australia. He also talks The increasing US-Australia military interdependence that makes it complicated for Australia to untangle itself from any future wars with China. However, there are potential pathways and grassroots movements that can move Australia towards adopting a more neutral, diplomatic role in this situationVince is a teacher of Political and International Studies at Macquarie University with a research background in Australian-American foreign policy and International relations of the Asia-Pacific.

In this episode we will be exploring safari and culture in Northern Territory Australia, as well as hidden gems of Thailand.Featured Articles:"Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia: A Land That Time Forgot"by Roberta SotonoffFor more information on this destination, please visit: arnhemland-safaris.com, australia.com "Things to Do on Your Second Trip to Thailand" (8:32)By Roberta SotonoffFor more information on this destination, please visit: destination-asia.com, tourismthailand.org

http://karenswain.com/penny-short/ Energy Practitioner Penny Short has been enjoying a full-time Practice in Randwick Sydney for over 15 years. Penny was a Preschool and Primary teacher for many years until she had a life changing experience in 1996. She felt a strong pull to teach and live in a remote Aboriginal Community in North-East Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory Australia. For 2 years she was a school teacher and Student of this community, living and working with Aboriginal families, eating their food, learning their language, dance and culture. This extraordinary experience opened her eyes to the ‘reality’ of the metaphysical and to the true meaning of living spiritually. read more here http://karenswain.com/penny-short/ Appreciate KAren's work on ATP Media Awakening Consciousness? Please support us, you can share your love on this link https://www.paypal.me/KArenASwain. THANK YOU

It’s June the 9th 1987. Police are alerted when two men fail to return to their wives after scouting out fishing spots near the Victoria River in the Northern Territory Australia. Police would later find two shallow graves on the banks of the river. This is the story of Joseph Schwab, the Kimberley Killer.

Gary Bembridge of Tips for Travellers shares observations, tips and advice for visitors to Darwin in the Northern Territory of Australia.Subscribe free to the show on iTunes, Stitcher Radio or TuneIn Radio.For more visit: http://www.tipsfortravellers.comThis show covers among other topics: Observations History General tips for visitors Best time to go Getting there and getting around Must-do things to see and do

Lois and Jenny interview Tim Wicks the Minecraft Guru from the Northern Territory Australia. At the momente he is touring Australia with his minecraft camps. The minecraft camps? Article: http://thinkfizz.com.au/training/asd-minecraft How can teachers begin? http://schools.minecraftcamps.net/ Classroom use? https://www.youtube.com/user/EduElfie Great site: http://stem.wesfryer.com/home/minecraft Students seem to have lot of time on mine craft at home how is it different when you have a minecraft camp. Why would parents send their children along ? Article: http://thinkfizz.com.au/minecraft-3/10-tips-minecraft-parents How can we get parents onboard? http://parents.minecraftcamps.net/ Is it Educational? Article: http://thinkfizz.com.au/minecraft-3/literacy-minecraft-home