Podcasts about novocastrian

The NSW city of Newcastle has been one of the boom markets in recent years, with prices having jumped 25 per cent in the last three years. But why? In this episode of Elite Broker, host Annie Kane catches up with Newcastle-based broker Joel Archer to find out more about what's driving demand in the Hunter area and how Ascension Finance is fulfilling the rising need of borrowers in the area. Tune in to find out: The trends and flows he's seeing in the Novocastrian market. The tools and tech he uses to drive business. The benefits of working in a referral partner's office. And much more!

Dave Gleeson is known for his blistering performances in The Screaming Jets and The Angels, but he grew up singing at Mass in Cardiff, with a mum who opened their home to hundreds of foster children (R)

Joined by local Newcastle reporter Bridget Murphy from ABC Newcastle. Talking all things Newcastle as per usual focussing on the NRLW Season coming up next month. Sate Of Origin, NRL & NRLW, even local council considerations splashing some Novocastrian cash! $

In this episode we meet Rhanee Rego, the young Novocastrian who became interested in the case of Australia's "worst serial child killer", Kathleen Folbigg, when studying law. Six years later, Rego was instrumental in securing the release of Folbigg, who'd been jailed in 2003 for killing her four infant children. With Folbigg's convictions now quashed, Rego is working to secure what's expected to be one of the biggest compensation payouts in Australian legal history. Hosting the conversation is Good Weekend senior writer, Tim Elliott.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Got a question for the trio? https://forms.zohopublic.com/propertyplanningaustralia/form/GotaquestionforthePropertyTrio/formperma/zYCQAxzE_24CVlDafP1ozyzwtmB-8m1iCNtCTgDvHXMThe February 2024 data is out, and the Trio circle the headline; the ridiculously tight vacancy rates nationally. Mike compares houses and unit performance and ponders the drivers for unit purchasers. Dave delves into Perth's outperformance and notes the predictions he and Pete made eighteen months' prior.Is buyer confidence up? Cate sheds light on her own experience at the coalface. But how does data lag impact the figures, and will Cate's prediction match the March data? Only time will tell... What is happening with the regions? For the quarter, combined regions have outperformed the combined cities, but why? The Trio unpack this.Mike dares to broach the question... "Where is Melbourne at?" The Novocastrian dares to challenge the proud Melburnians with this question, but they rise to the challenge and shed light on what is going on in their home city with investors.  And have the regions suffered to the detriment of Melbourne's recovery? Not at all, but Cate explains the dynamics post-COVID. Cate also shares the value-proposition of houses in nearby regions versus apartments in Melbourne's inner-east. Vacancy rates are so tough on tenants right now and the Trio note that vacancies have tightened even further. From changed planning laws to talk of investor incentives, the jungle drums are beating. But sadly the Trio concur that conditions will continue to deteriorate until governments make a different kind of change. Listing activity is higher, yet sales volumes reflect that buyer demand is meeting supply and this coming weekend is set to be a stand-out weekend for auction numbers. But what will post Easter, and early winter look like?"We only need to talk about rate decreases and people go crazy" Rental values have re-accelerated in 2024. Feb recorded the highest rental reading for the last eleven months.Will rent growth outpace capital growth? The Trio weigh in... and they don't all agree.  The three year bonds curve shows that the money markets are predicting three rate reductions as an average cash rate. And... time for our gold nuggets... Cate Bakos's gold nugget: For any prospective tenants out there, you have to be prepared to differentiate yourself in this tight vacancy rate environment.Dave Johnston's gold nugget: This month suggests that so many data points are pointing towards a property price rebound this year, so if you are considering buying property, it's time to get your ducks in a row. Narrow in on your strategy, arrange your pre-approval and be clear on the plan. Shownotes: https://www.propertytrio.com.au/2024/03/18/ep-249-february-market-update/

TW: suicide Newy local Joey Fry is starring in a documentary that tells the story of his inspiring comeback after an attempted suicide. He shares his story with Nick, Jess & Ducko.  Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcast/nick-jess-and-duckoSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Everyone wants their brand to stand out and to be sort after right? Hear from Cody Mckay the owner of Radical Mechanical, an Auto Repair Shop that is just that! He's a proud Novocastrian and motorsport enthusiast. Cody loves cars. He's been a mechanic for 16 years and has worked with aircraft, light vehicles and motorsport teams. His passion is motorsports and is currently competing in the aussie racing car championship, plus many others. Hear what he thinks are the keys to success in running a super successful Auto Repair Shop.  Whispering Loudly, The Workshop Whisperer's Podcast. Thanks to Platinum Sponsor, Podium, Titanium Sponsor, Mechanic Desk and Diamond Sponsor Ventavid. Find out more about the Workshop Whisperer - https://workshopwhisperer.com/ Want to find out how The Workshop Whisperer team can help put your auto repair shop on the path to business success? Head to https://www.workshopwhisperer.com/whisperingloudly to claim your free Workshop Success Session with the team.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Formerly The Property Planner, Buyer and Professor.Got a question for the trio? https://forms.zohopublic.com/propertyplanningaustralia/form/GotaquestionforthePropertyTrio/formperma/zYCQAxzE_24CVlDafP1ozyzwtmB-8m1iCNtCTgDvHXMFor this exciting episode, some 200 eps following the original podcaster intro's, Dave and Cate introduce Mike! They chat all things quantity surveying, but drill into the Novocastrian man behind the microphone... from his dangerous hobbies, to what it was that led him to his career as a 'construction economist'. Mike's candid demeanour brings something special to the trio, and this particular recording sheds light on Mike's zest for trends, data and the identification of property market drivers. Cate delves into the various facets of quantity surveying that requires Mike's skillsets. This ranges from depreciation schedules, replacement cost estimates for insurance purposes, strata management schedules, among other activity. We are thrilled to welcome Mike to the show and we look forward to scheduling some great episodes derived from his MCG Quantity Surveying 1,000 Assets Reports. Mike shares some intriguing snippets of data about lost depreciation benefits and the figure is staggering... .tune in to hear the details!Gold Nuggets: The Quantity Surveyor, Mike Mortlock: Journalistic bias is something that buyers should keep in perspective. Cognitive bias creeps into our thinking often, and it's important we recognise this when making property decisions.The Property Planner, David Johnston: Dave suggests that investors who haven't actioned their depreciation schedules need to get in touch with a good Quantity Surveyor to claim their deductions. (As Mike says, "Thanks Dave... the cheque's in the mail!") Shownotes: https://www.propertytrio.com.au/2023/04/24/ep-202-meet-the-quantity-surveyor-mike-mortlock/

With the Landing Pad space for entrepeneurs here in Newcastle it's something very practical we can do to try and help de risk, by having a partnership like the landing pad with the University of Newcastle and the amazing facilities that it brings just to make it that little bit easier for somebody thinking of relocating to a regional city to take advantage of the better quality of life that a city like Newcastle is able to bring. I can speak from personal experience as someone who has moved from Sydney to Newcastle 12 years ago that, you know, one of the reasons why we wanted to relocate was housing affordability, we love the beach, and we wanted to be close to the beach. But if we wanted to stay in Sydney, we just seem to get further and further away from it. And the commute time. So I would take public transport, and it would be one hour each way from where I lived in suburban Sydney to Alexandria. And I was like is this what my life is going to be like, especially with young children but i had luckily married a Novocastrian. And it was a somewhat easier transition to a leap of faith to move to Newcastle because I was sort of familiar with the layout, when you Newcastle initiative was up and running at that point, which supported creative entrepreneurs to access space for them to be able to operate from and that really interested me, but otherwise, I had no networks up here. And my background was marketing. And, you know, while the COVID and hybrid work opportunities or being able to work 100% remotely, has really opened up the doors, I think, to people to consider moving to regional locations like Newcastle. And that's been demonstrated by those figures that Declan just outlined, yes, working from home is fantastic. We all like being able to be in our pajamas while we take zoom calls or put a load of washing on during during lunch break. But ultimately, at the end of the day, were connected humans that need to be able to be in person with each other. And that's what the landing pad ultimately ultimately is able to provide is that face to face interactive connection into humans and people that are going through the same journey you are, particularly if you're starting a new business.

The greatest human in the world Ryan Callinan has kicked the Changaz right in the dot and qualified for the 23 CT with two events still to go! Cop that Changaz ya dog, ay, ya mutt! Deadly caught up with the Novocastrian legend to talk about being cut and re-qualifying in the same year, the great Aussie Changaz push and his goals for 2023 - spoiler alert, he's ready to cave cunts in!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Originally from Adelaide and now a much-loved Novocastrian, Emily Smith is an accomplished vocalist and multi-instrumentalist who has established a reputation as a gun guitar player. She has played with a whole host of artists and performed at some of the country's most popular festivals. In between what have been busy weekends and sometimes globe-trotting, we welcome to The Good Stuff, Emily Smith . . .

It is an honour to be joined by Newcastle legends Tunz1 and DJ Mathmatics for the 104th instalment of Beers, Beats & The Biz. We go deep into the history books of Newcastle and Sydney with this week's episode as we talk to two living icons that have repped the Novocastrian experience through all elements since hip hop's inception in this country. We talk everything, from what it is to live in Australia's biggest small town to it's first wave of hip hop practitioners and on through the breaking, graffiti, MCing and DJing that both Tunz and Math have been involved in for decades. We talk Stored In4mation, MIA, Def Wish Cast, the influence of Random and Tony Crush, Robotek B-Boys, Ground Assault, LookUp, New York and travelling, DJ aesthetics, UP&UP, Blades of Hades and so much more than we can list here. Thank you to Tunz1 and Mathmatics for this epic conversation, their decades of work and many contributions. Episode 104 of Beers, Beats & The Biz is live now on, iTunes, Soundcloud and Spotify: Follow us on social media, download, rate, subscribe, share and don't forget to five star rate us.

Hosted by Sam Black of Henderson Advocacy, joined by guest Nick Stewart of Century 21 Novocastrian.

Tanya & Steve chat to a local who's at the TOP of their Flybuys game.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

History: Bridgette Starr, Matildas Cap 80Starr was a defender who made her Matildas debut in 1994, playing 53 A internationals (1 goal) and 6 Non-A internationals.She was the first indigenous footballer to represent Australia at a World Cup (1999) and at the Olympic Games (2000). Starr is also a member of the Aboriginal and Islander Sports Hall of Fame.Former Matildas Team Manager, B90 co-founder and expert friend of the pod Sarah Groube had this to stay about Starr:"Legend! Bridgette was one of the many strong left footers of that era, playing mainly in the backline and strongly pushing up the field. As a Novocastrian she had a strong playing relationship with Cheryl Salisbury. Bridgette went on to play AFL where she was outstanding with ACT and was selected to a number of all-star teams. She's now an extraordinarily fit cross-fitter. Her Mum Wendy was one of the many brilliant Matilda mums who set a strong legacy of parental support which continues today, travelling to tournaments where she could."Read More: Bridgette Starr, OlympianHot TopicsNewsIndia are out of the Asian CupMatildasAsian Cup results and discussionSignings: Around the World - Aussies/NZ AbroadDub Round 8Friday: Adelaide 1-0 WellingtonSaturday: Sydney 3-0 City (rescheduled R12 match)Sunday: Brisbane v Newcastle - POSTPONEDSunday: Perth 1-0 WSWSignings: Season 14 squad page Queens of the WeekCheryl - hard to go past Sam Kerr after she became Australia's all-time leading scorer, but as a long time Aivi Luik supporter, definitely have to give her a shoutout for scoring her first Matildas goal.Eric - 1) Atlético Madrid's Virginia Torrecilla played her first game in nearly two years after recovering from a brain tumour and chemotherapy 2) Aoife Colvill set up the first goal in Glasgow City's 4-0 win over SpartansMaj - Erin Cuthbert, for calling out a ridiculous and inappropriate newspaper headline after Chelsea's WSL Cup win over West HamDale - 1) the AFC media person who managed to fit all 18 of Australia's goals against Indonesia into a three minute highlights package 2) Iranian goalkeeper Zohreh Koudaei for an outstanding save against India, it's a shame that game was voided due to India's exclusion from the tournamentDon't forget we're live on Facebook on Monday evenings and you can subscribe to the Beyond 90 Podcast on iTunes, Spotify & Google Podcasts or anywhere you listen.Catch up on Cluch Radio 7pm Tuesday's or 7pm Wednesday's on JOY

Jessica Eckford-Aguilera has always had a special connection to Newcastle. A born and raised Novocastrian, Jess is shaking things up by using her decades of passion and experience to give the Hunter a market like no other. Jess jump started her career in Events Management at the age of 18 and opened her first company in 2003 in Sydney. She made a huge splash, curating celebrated events such as Australian Bridal Fashion Week and Newcastle Fashion Weekend and working alongside brands such as McDonalds and Pfizer. After completing the third ABFW in 2016, Jess found her passions pulling her back to Newcastle to create her biggest project yet: The Newcastle Food & Flower Markets. From the beginning, Jess's passion was to support as many Australian Flower Growers as possible and to give Newcastle a must-see destination for floral designers, locals and tourists to appreciate the best our city has to offer. The response has been overwhelming, with many delighting in the added convenience of having our first- class products on offer. But going forward, Jess has her sights set on even bigger goals for the Australian Flower Industry. With COVID she saw a real gap in the market to create an online platform that connects Australian Flower Growers to the right buyers. The Flower Farm Collective was born late 2020 with the official launch hitting 2021. The Collective is about reconnecting our industry and supporting an exciting new generation of passionate flower growers. It's a platform that showcases our incredible Floral Designers as they deserve. The industry was hit hard over COVID. We aim to bring it back bigger and better! The collective aims to be the voice for the Australian Flower Industry. There is an exciting movement of young up and coming growers who share a passion for growing Jess says, they are more tech savvy and welcome new initiatives that will enhance their businesses and brand. There is so much planned for The Flower Farm Collective and we couldn't be happier supporting the Australian Flower Industry.

Cody Mckay is a proud Novocastrian, Mechanical Workshop owner and motorsport enthusiast. Cody has been a mechanic for 16 years and has worked with aircraft, light vehicles and motorsport teams. His passion is motorsports and is currently competing in the aussie racing car championship, plus many others. Find out how he differentiates his auto repair shop to his competitors, and what is in store for the future of Cody McKay Motorsports! Email your questions to admin@workshopwhisperer.com and Rachael might answer them in an upcoming Workshop Whispers episode! Whispering Loudly, The Workshop Whisperer's Podcast Thanks to sponsors Podium, and Mechanic Desk. Find out more about the Workshop Whisperer - https://workshopwhisperer.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You won't believe the first thing this guy said after he lost his leg... SO NEWY!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How do you use organic flowers to create a wow factor for clients or in your home. What things should you be mindful of if you want to style with flowers ethically? Enter Ash from Film & Foliage a Newcastle based floral design company created and owned by Novocastrian floral designer. Ash is an intuitive and boundless creative, Ash ensures her floristry inhibits the wild and organic nature of flowers, creating naturally fascinating and textured designs.  Interior Designer Grace talks creating emotion in a space through implementing colour.  Stay stylish and follow Peony and Silk on Facebook here and on instagram here.  Proudly Produced by Newcastle Podcast Station  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The boys sit down with Owen Craigie a proud Indigenous Australian, local Novocastrian & former professional rugby league player. Owen talks about the highs & lows he has endured throughout his Rugby league career & We dive into some of his darkest days where gambling, Alcohol & drugs almost led Owen to commit suicide.

During winter in Newcastle you would be hard pressed to walk down the street without seeing a Mark Hughes Foundation beanie on a Novocastrian head. The unofficial uniform is a product of the foundation and its founder who played rugby league for Newcastle, NSW and in the English Super League. In 2013 Mark Hughes had an operation to remove an avocado sized tumour from his brain and went through rounds of treatment to try and beat a condition which arrived with few warning signs. It was great to have a yarn with Mark, who is striving to make sure those hit with brain cancer have an increasingly good chance of beating this terrible disease. 

Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly sat down with the leading bipartisan environmental organisation – the Environmental Defense Fund and their Chief of Staff Ryan Hamilton. Ryan spoke about his journey from Australian Labor Party staffer to the New York headquarters, his role at the EDF, the amazing work EDF are undertaking to address climate, the challenge of remaining bipartisan under the Trump presidency, and the lessons for social democrats to learn from the United States on how to campaign on climate. Download on your fav podcast app today. The presenting sponsor of Socially Democratic is Dunn Street. For more information on how Dunn Street can help organise to build winning campaigns in your community, your business or organisation and make the world a better place, look us up at: dunnstreet.com.au

As you know, we three are Novocastrian optometrists. We operated a business through a unit trust. We were the directors of the trustee. Entities associated with, or controlled by, us were the unit holders. One of us became worried about the behaviour of the other two. The concerned one appointed a new trustee, a Co controlled by him and his wife. Eventually, over resistance from the other two (and the trust’s accountant whose conduct was “egregious”: [58]), the new trustee took control. Litigation followed. The Court considered (i) whether the appointment was valid and (ii) whether a receiver should be appointed to the trust: [17]. The appointment was in writing ([41]) and in good faith: [61]. There is no rule preventing our appointor appointing a company he controlled: [65]. The appointment was valid: [68]. The Court refused to appoint a receiver noting it has no power to “wind up” of a trust on the basis proposed: [75]. Though there are powers to order the existing trustee to do certain things: [77]. The wisdom of 20/20 hindsight!

It’s always great chatting to the Hoff! He’s a local boy, so the Jets’ FFA Cup clash with Edgeworth means plenty. He talks through the game, the Jets’ preseason work and their intriguing new signings.  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Rick is a born and bred Novocastrian. He served as a C3 pastor for 15 years before stepping out in faith in 2010 to become a missionary to the city of Newcastle. In 2014 Rick was named Newcastle Citizen of the Year for his 20 plus years pioneering and leading community charity work.

This week, the boys are joined by Novocastrian songmen Nah Mate. to discuss colour-changing fountains, infusing alcohol with confectionery, and the lost art of using convection ovens to dry clothing. #nrl #nrlknights #GoHardGoKnights #20Knighteen #colours #fountains #colourmixing #skittlebrau #vodkaredskins #jeans #wetjeans #burntjeans

We've spoken a lot on this podcast about the importance of our First Peoples in our national identity but this the first time I've managed to line up a yarn with an Indigenous Australian! This episode is a chat I had with fellow adopted Novocastrian, Associate Professor Kelvin Kong. He's an Ear, Nose and Throat Surgeon - the FIRST Aboriginal surgeon in Australia in any field. Every day he is helping children hear which can change their lives. We explore the role community plays in shaping who we are as individuals and what we do with our lives.

Chris & Jarryd return with another dose of their Novocastrian sports chat talking Newcastle Cricket, the Jets, Rugby 7s and plenty more as well as celebrating the milestone of reaching a 50th episode!

Chris & Jarryd return with plenty of local sport chat, touching on Rugby League, Cricket, Soccer and Rugby Union. All headlined by the fact NSW has another Novocastrian in its Sheffield Shield Ranks, A big congrats to Jason Sangha!

Regarded by many as the Godfather of Newcastle rock music, Mark Tinson was a band member with Heroes, Rabbit, Swanee, Tex Pistols and Ted Mulry Gang. He has worked as record producer and sound engineer with some of the biggest names in Australian music and has been mentor to many Novocastrian musicians including Silverchair and The Screaming Jets. In his autobiography Too Much Rock ‘n’ Roll. A Life in Music, Mark covers growing up in Maitland and provides a frank account of his musical accomplishments and failures. The book not only unfolds his musical past but the part he has played in the history of Newcastle’s and ultimately, Australia’s music industry. Recorded at East Maitland Library 19 June 2018

The boys are back with your dose of sport both Novocastrian and National, covering off on everything from the Jets drubbing of the Coasties, to feisty local soccer derbies, an upset win in Black Diamond AFL action by a newly promoted club and a run down on the Real NRL (Newcastle Rugby League) season that kicks off this weekend.

From the Cambridge Hotel to the Corner Hotel, Leroy Macqueen and Kat Friend - better known as The Gooch Palms - have laid waste to stage after stage with their stupidly-simple and seriously sensational take on garage rock. They have just completed a national tour in support of Violent Soho, playing some of their biggest shows to date; and this week saw them release their second studio album, Introverted Extroverts. But how did these two Novocastrian weirdos make it onto a national stage with little more than a floor tom, a snare drum and a guitar? The Goochies held court over Thai lunch in Redfern while in town for the final shows on the Soho tour, sharing their story so far - as well as tales of nudity, town pride and Andre 3000. The Gooch Palms' new album, Introverted Extroverts, is out now via Summer Camp Records. Digital: https://thegoochpalms.bandcamp.com/album/introverted-extroverts-lp-2016 Physical: http://www.summercamprecords.com/ Support for All My Friends Are in Bar Bands comes from Spit the Dummy Records. New releases from Treehouses and Nothing Rhymes with David out now: http://spittthedummyrecords.bigcartel.com Support also comes from Sad Grrrls Club. Tickets for the second annual Sad Grrrls Fest are on sale now - Melbourne October 1, Sydney October 8. For all the info on the line-up and tickets, visit http://www.sadgrrrlsclub.com Support also comes from YOU! For as little as one dollar a month, you can help keep this show up online. For more information, visit http://www.patreon.com/barbands Follow The Gooch Palms on Twitter and Instagram: @thegoochpalms Follow the podcast on Twitter: @barbandspod Follow David on Twitter and Instagram: @DJYwrites Follow Sad Grrrls Club on Twitter and Instagram: @sadgrrrlsclub

It's Newcastle Month on All My Friends Are in Bar Bands! That means that the month of May is dedicated entirely to some of the legends that either have or currently do call Newcastle home. First up: Whether you've seen him bare-chested and belligerent as frontman of Caverns or as a humble lone troubadour, it's hard to deny Jack Lundie when he's letting his heart spill out on his sleeve as he performs. The incredibly likable Novocastrian holds court in this week's episode, giving a brief guided tour through his Tom DeLonge aspirations, his transition into hardcore and eventual departure into country. Jack's first solo demo, 23 Years, can be downloaded here: https://jacklundiemusic.bandcamp.com/ Like Adeline Pines on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adelinepinesmusic Follow Jack on Twitter: @i_amjack

On the third episode of My Favorite Album, Novocastrian singer-songwriter and extraordinary tall man Mark Wells sits down with Jeremy Dylan to discuss the peak of human creativity - "Revolver" by the Beatles. Along the way, they also discuss how limitations can spur on creativity, tax policy, the Abbey Road beaurocracy, the Simpsons, backwards guitar solos and why Ringo Starr's drumming is the greatest. Buy the album on iTunes here: https://itunes.apple.com/au/album/revolver/id401136641 My Favorite Album is a podcast unpacking the great works of pop music. Each episode features a different songwriter or musician discussing their favorite album of all time - their history with it, the making of the album, individual songs and the album's influence on their own music. Jeremy Dylan is a filmmaker from Sydney, Australia who has worked in the music industry since 2007. He has directed the feature film Benjamin Sniddlegrass and the Cauldron of Penguins and the feature music documentary Jim Lauderdale: The King of Broken Hearts, in addition to many commercials and music videos. Visit mrjeremydylan.tumblr.com for more information.