Podcasts about nullabor

RERUN:Our last night out in the bush, in true Ronny Dahl fashion we found camp in the darkness but that wasn't all we found in the darkness. Sitting around the campfire Duggo saw some strange things happening in the trees and we're hoping one of you can tell us what it was!In this episode we're covering camping foods, travelling across the Nullabor, UFO's/whatever it was we saw and a little bit about hygiene in the bush.Music by The Southern River band. Shelter is born and brewed in Busselton, Western Australia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bulldogs great Bob Murphy joins Triple M Breakfast after making his official move back across the Nullabor. The team discuss what's next for Bob in Melbourne, Marcus Bontempelli collecting another club best & fairest, and the greatest music videos of all time!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve Whillas is an unsung hero of the Eyre Peninsula (E.P), Driving up driveways and helping farmers get shit off thier chest and 'Out of their Bucket'.On Marys recent 5000km+ round trip to the edge of the Nullabor and back (in a week), she not only put on a couple of talks alongside Steve, but then sat down with him to talk about how he is making a difference just by being there for the Farmers of the E.P, and the 'Shopping List' of injuries that has put life into perspective for him. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Clairsy & Lisa's Perth Pub Crawl continued today with Dave Eamus from Loaded Dice who brought Dick Haynes from Dick & The Dames with him. They chatted about playing the pubs in the mid 70s and early 80s and the story behind the Dicettes. The man who invented Tiramisu died so Clairsy & Lisa asked, Did you invent anything. Hayden Young from the Fremantle Dockers joined Clairsy & Lisa in the studio to reflect on their Derby win and how they're going to handle Essendon this weekend. In The Shaw Report, Rob Lowe confirms a St. Elmo's Fire sequel is in very early development plus Martin Scorcese is putting together a concert to honour his life long friend, musician Robbie Robertson. Lisa has all the details for you. The Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called Clairsy & Lisa where he told them about his newly reshuffled cabinet, and the trip across the Nullabor in the early 80's where he fell in love with W.A and Perth band The Triffids.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

He drove all the way across the Nullabor with a broken rib and a punctured lung just to talk to us (and farewell Adam Simpson)... Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kasey Chambers is a living legend. Five number one albums, fourteen ARIA Awards, she is the youngest woman to be inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame. Kasey grew up with music. As a kid she'd travel across the Nullabor with her dad, at the end of each day the family would always gather around the campfire to sing songs. She would go on to play with the family band, but it was her 1999 debut album The Captain that was her breakthrough to a solo career that has been rich and rewarding.That debut turns 25 this year, and to mark the anniversary I dipped into the archives for a Take 5 we captured back in 2019. We were celebrating The Captain back then, and the other musical breakthroughs Kasey had experienced through her life. I loved this chat so much; Kasey is a ray of light with her feet firmly on the ground. And hearing her talk about the songs she loves was such a gift.Emmylou Harris - ‘Boulder to Birmingham'Ben Harper - ‘Fight For Your Mind'J.S. Ondara - ‘Torch Song'Beyoncé - ‘Don't Hurt Yourself {Ft. Jack White}'Steve Earle - ‘Copperhead Road'This episode was originally broadcast in 2019.

It's the first time in our history we've less than 5 indigenous players on the list. But that doesn't mean 3 isn't good quality company. Time to Restump Podcast the Saturday night scrap against the Saints.For a club that is known for its adoption and celebration of indigenous culture and its rich history of numerous indigenous players, we have recently seen a sharp decline in numbers down at the purple Port. For our entire history leading up to the start of 2024, we have averaged over 7 indigenous players per year and, as mentioned, we've never had less than five on our list. However, with the departures of Joel Hamling, Liam Henry, Nathan Wilson and Roy Benning at the end of 2023, Sonny Walters, Alex Pearce and Conrad Williams are carrying the indigenous representation load. Albeit from across the aisle, we reunite with Ross and say hello to Henry Saturday night in a must win game against the Saints. Our former coach has obviously had enough of his team's wayward form, swinging the axe, making six significant changes.Out goes Seb Ross, Liam Stocker, Jack Hayes, Hugo Garcia and the two goals a game forward against Freo, Tim Membrey.While it appears down at Cockburn central we are going in with an unchanged line up, we do have some interesting emergencies. Will Liam Reidy be a late in to make his debut and give Luke Jackson a chop out in the ruck? Whatever the case, let's hope all the goal kicking radars got a tune up during the week.Should be a very close game. Both teams are extremely similar in regards to offensive and defensive numbers and its incredibly difficult to get a genuine handle on the form of both clubs. The Mi Casa Property Boutique Metres Gained Competition is back for the weekend. A $50 spend from 2 Bros Foods is up for grabs or $100 in the ongoing Bailey Banfield special. Check our social medias Friday for the competition post. Apparently, the teams that do little to no traveling, think getting across the Nullabor every second week is no big deal because a few guys get to travel in business class. No doubt they're the same VFL clubs who have complained about having to travel to Marvel stadium!The remaining fixtures are out and, surprise surprise, we've been handed a bunch of dead zone timeslot games beginning WA morning times! Anyway, plenty to talk about but let's focus on the task at hand, which is, in a good-natured way, giving Liam a little lip and showing the Lyon no love. The pod isn't going to preview itself so let's get into it and look for a path to the four-point bank. Support the Show.

Sheep driving the Nullabor, lidar mapping of farms and a very expensive two week old calf

Brendan Delaney speaks to Mick Dee after Magic Time claimed the win in the Group 1 All Aged Stakes at Randwick. Matthew Smith joins Brendan after Esti Feny caused an upset to win the Mornington Cup and qualify for this year's Caulfield Cup and Bjorn Baker also joins Brendan after Overpass made it back-to-back Quokka wins at Ascot. We wrap Sydney gallops with Shayne O'Cass, along with a wrap of all the harness action from Melton with Bronte Nieuwenburg from Trots Vision before Andy Gath discusses the win of Catch A Wave in the Nullabor on Friday night.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gun WA racecaller Richard Bell joins us to preview The Nullabor at Gloucester Park worth $1.25 million.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Flan, Ali And Spida are back Jan 15 and all summer you can take them with you with our Most Requested ........ catch up here with Aussie music legend Ian Moss telling a story about that time Cold Chisel drove across the Nullabor but it wasn't all smooth driving!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 1896, Arthur Richardson became the first person to cross the Nullabor on a bicycle. It was his first taste of the open country and it left him wanting more. Four years later, Arthur set his sights on another record – to be the first person to circumnavigate the entire continent on a bike. But the adventure quickly turned into a race, when three other blokes just so happened to be attempting the same feat, at the exact same time.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our last night out in the bush, in true Ronny Dahl fashion we found camp in the darkness but that wasn't all we found in the darkness. Sitting around the campfire Duggo saw some strange things happening in the trees and we're hoping one of you can tell us what it was! In this episode we're covering camping foods, travelling across the Nullabor, UFO's/whatever the f*** we saw and a little bit about hygiene in the bush.Music by The Southern River band. Shelter is born and brewed in Busselton, Western Australia. Around the Firepit brought to you by Maxxis. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're stopped at Koonalda Roadhouse on our trip back to Perth through the Nullabor on this episode and Ronny's got everyone on to a game of wheelnut roulette where the loser eats a habanero pepper. Music by The Southern River Band. Shelter is born and brewed in Busselton, Western Australia. Around the Firepit brought to you by Maxxis Tyres. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're finally doing a podcast on the road! We're at the Koonalda Homestead on the Nullabor and the full episode will be out on Friday but for now here's a shorty for ya to enjoy!Music by The Southern River Band. Shelter is born and brewed in Busselton, Western Australia. Around the Firepit brought to you by Maxxis Tyres. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I had the absolute pleasure to catch up with Claire Wyatt and have her talk about her amazing cycle tour around Australia.  Fans of the show will recognise Claire from a previous episode where we chatted about how bicycle touring has become a way of life.  Claire was partway through her trip of Australia then, having completed the entire east coast from Tasmania to the Atherton Tablelands.  In this episode we fill in the gaps from what came next as Claire made her way across to the Northern Territory, Darwin, then cycled straight down the middle of Australia, visiting Uluru on her way to the very bottom of South Australia,  From there she cycled west, across the Nullabor and then finished her ride in Perth, Western Australia.It's a huge trip of around 15,000km -and one which saw Claire often take the road less travelled.  She had long stretches of isolation on this route, and had to carry water and food which would last multiple days between services.  She wild camped and battled the heat, relentless gale forced headwinds as well as the cold of the desert through winter time.  It was a truly monumental journey and I got a real sense of the spirit of adventure Claire has, as she retold her story, sharing her experiences in this interview.Be sure to follow Claire via the following channels:Instagram - @exploringbybicycleBlog - Wandering WyattNEW! - Leave a Voice Message! Have something you'd like to tell me? Want to chat about this episode more or tell me about your own bicycle adventures? Well now You can now get in touch and leave a voice message! Just click here and record a voicemail message - I may even include it in future episodes! Join the Seek Travel Ride Facebook group - a place where you can discuss episodes in more detail, learn more about our guests and also where you can share more about your own adventures on a bike! Enjoying listening to Seek Travel Ride? Then please give the show some love and leave a rating and review on your podcast player.Also be sure to follow us on your favourite Podcast Player so you get notified when new episodes are released. You can also follow us via:Instagram - @SeekTravelRideTwitter - @BellaCyclingWebsite: Seek Travel Ride Facebook - Seek Travel Ride

Is the purple climate changing? Is he taking the AFL world by storm? Should we rain in the hype? Cyclone, Dick Treacy, The Big Cohuna… or now Birdman… whatever you call him, the impactful Josh Treacy joins us for a chat.After a few failed attempts at trying to entice Josh Treacy to come on for a chat, he finally weakened and gave us the green light. Whether it was simply because he wanted the pestering to stop or not is irreverent! The fact is he's on and we couldn't be happier.We talk early footy and family life and his way to the draft and then consequent rookie draft. His feeling about getting an opportunity and having to leave the family and travel across the Nullabor.He takes us through his time at Fremantle, his early suspensions clocking poor Brady Grey and dropping Jed Bews who he'll meet again Saturday. We cover last week's career best game and his future vision. Is he a Docker for life? Is he a WA boy now? While this episode is largely focused on the cyclonic conditions, we also take a bit of a look at Saturday's Walyalup game against Geelong in the Sir Doug Nichols round. Like we did Sydney, are we getting the Cats at the right time? The Cats aren't travelling all that flash and their form has at times been a little deceiving. The midfield looks an area where we could assert some superiority. With the Cats losing Mitch Duncan and without Dangerfield, it could leave them a little light on and our inclusion of Nat Fyfe may only widen the gap. Cameron and Hawkins are obviously the key but they also welcome back the super talented 2022 All Australian, Tyson Stengle, who kicked 3 on us down in Geelong last year. And let's not forget Tom Stewart down the other end who intercepted galore on his way to forty touches in that game.We're in form, its indigenous round, we've got a good challenge against the Cats and we've got Birdman Treacy chatting away. So, if you're having a lazy Friday arvo, kick back further for an hour and listen to Josh Treacy cover up our nonsense. Support the show

The second round of the Australian Kart Championships took place at the Tiger Kart Club in Wanneroo, Western Australia this past weekend.It was the first time a Western Australian circuit has held a round of the AKC since it moved to a five-round championship, and the first at Tiger Kart Club since 2005.For a lot of competitors, the 6,000km + road trip was a new experience across the Nullabor, and thankfully from all reports all teams came out unscathed.We look at the event, how it was run, the layout, how the local drivers fared and how tyre management played a key part across the weekend.The next round of the Australian Kart Championship takes place in Newcastle, NSW on June 4-6. To learn more about what Home – Kart Class has to offer be sure to visit our site.Want to watch the podcast episode instead? Follow us on Youtube hereYou can join us at Instagram here to see the latest tips.

Dr Mardi Steere, Exec GM of Medical & Retrieval Services @RoyalFlyingDoc chats with David and Will, after the rescued and performed immediate surgery, on a trapped man in a rolled car on Saturday on the Nullabor, 3 hours from the nearest townSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Long haul trips can bring up some interestign moments, and we hear some crazy stories from callers who've seen some action while driving across the NullaborSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Twin brothers Joni and Beni Siero are embarking on a bicycle trip from Fremantle to Melbourne to raise money for the Brain Cancer Collective. The ride will traverse some 3,500 km's and take approximately 34 days!

We are joined by successful Western Australian 4* event rider Shenae Lowings, who is hot off her CCI4*-L win at Melbourne International 3DE and with her sights set on an international campaign. Follow the journey of this up-and-coming Australian event rider as she works her way to the top!In this episode of The Equestrian Experience Podcast, we speak to rising-star Shenae Lowings. Shenae takes us through her journey to becoming an Elite level event rider and where she hopes her journey will take her next. We let you in on some tips and give you the inside scoop on what can help you get there.Starting riding at the age of 8, Shenae explains her path to get to where she is now and how eventing was her dream from a young age.Shenae lets us in on her most important tips to travel horses across the vast Australian countryside and why the 40-hour drives across the Nullabor made her decide to relocate to the East Coast of Australia.We talk about the importance of surrounding yourself with the best people and ensuring you are always looking for opportunities to learn and improve your horsemanship.Have you ever wondered what happens behind the scenes when campaigning for team selection? We delve into what it takes to get on the radar of team selectors and how national squads play an essential role.Having been under the guidance of many top Australian riders, Shenae has witnessed one attribute that stands out above all else. Shenae also gives us an insight into learning from the incredible horsewoman that is Bettina Hoy after her recent visit to Australia.Planning your competition schedule is an important part of ensuring the health and performance of your horse; while you can prepare all you like, Shenae explains how you have to be flexible as things can always change and so do your plans!As Shenae begins to make plans for her first international campaign, we talk through travelling and competing overseas, what steps are required to get to your destination and what preparation ensures the best chance of arriving with a happy and healthy horse.All this and so much more in this episode of THE EQUESTRIAN EXPERIENCE.

Albanese wins, texting friendlyjordies election night, and performing across the Nullabor. RIP to the OGs.  Join Patreon Instagram  Facebook Twitter   

In this report: Stock shortages appear to be tightening for Mazda and Toyota, and a whistleblower/insider chimes in on the recent Polestar 'chip fat' PR stunt. Check out my Polestar crosses the Nullabor report here >> and Greenwashing the car industry report here >> On Bullshit by Harry G Frankfurt >> OLIGHT DISCOUNT! (These are awesome.) Get 12% off here >> Use code AEJC Baton 3 Winter kit: Link here >> Obulb: Link here >> Save thousands on any new car (Australia-only) by contacting me via AutoExpert.com.au here >> Help support my independent reporting, securely, via Patreon here >> AutoExpert discount roadside assistance package (with no joining fees) here >> Did you like this report? You can help support the channel, securely via PayPal here >>

This week's malignant green washing goes to Australia's newest and most irrelevant electric car brand, Polestar (AKA electric Volvo) and this one really is export grade. Here's the latest publicity stunt which tries to spin the inconvenient CO2 facts. On Bullshit by Harry G Frankfurt >> OLIGHT DISCOUNT! (These are awesome.) Get 12% off here >> Use code AEJC Baton 3 Winter kit: Link here >> Obulb: Link here >> Save thousands on any new car (Australia-only) by contacting me via AutoExpert.com.au here >> Help support my independent reporting, securely, via Patreon here >> AutoExpert discount roadside assistance package (with no joining fees) here >> Did you like this report? You can help support the channel, securely via PayPal here >>

Acknowledgement of Country// Headlines// Last week we spoke with Dimity Hawkins about the Raucous Anti-AUKUS Caucus, held on 7 October 2021. Organised by Renegade Activists, the webinar featured a panel discussion on concerns around the AUKUS alliance between Australia, the UK and the US. This morning we hear a segment of the event featuring speakers Talei Mangioni and Scott Ludlam.// Samantha Floreani, Program Lead at Digital Rights Watch (DRW), joins us to speak about the Basic Online Safety Expectations, which fall under the Online Safety Act and provide the Minister with broad discretion to define the parameters for digital safety and content restrictions on social media and other online services. Public consultation on the draft expectations closes 12 November 2021- have your say here. If you're not sure how to get started, DRW and Electronic Frontiers Australia recently ran a workshop on how to write a policy submission which you can view here.// We speak with Ian Rintoul, spokesperson from the Refugee Action Coalition Sydney, about safety concerns for people currently detained at the Melbourne Immigration Transit Accommodation detention centre in Broadmeadows as guards continue to test positive for COVID-19.// While nation states are currently setting targets for biodiversity protection that may or may not be met at the UN Biodiversity Conference in Kunming, China, this week we wanted to turn our attention to the knowledge of First Nations people in protecting the lands and waters across this continent. We are joined today by Bunna Lawrie, a Mirning Elder and whale songman from the Nullabor, to talk about protecting Country and why it's important to learn and think about the animals and plants we're talking about when we say biodiversity. Bunna is a founding member of the band Coloured Stone, and has spent many years fighting to protect his Country.// Songs// King Brown - Barkaa// Surrender - Tseba (feat. PRICIE)//Jeedara (White Whale Song) - Bunna Lawrie with Rob Hirst and Neil Morris//

Detlev Swoboda from Krefeld has lived in Perth, Australia, for over 40 years. The passionate cyclist now started in Launceston on Tasmania and then cycled from Melbourne to Perth. Barbara Barkhausen spoke with him about this mammoth trip. - Detlev Swoboda aus Krefeld lebt seit über 40 Jahren in Perth, Australien. Der passionierte Radfahrer ist jetzt in Launceston auf Tasmanien gestartet und ist dann von Melbourne bis nach Perth geradelt. Mit Barbara Barkhausen hat er über diesen Mammuttrip gesprochen.

The Bunch caught up with Ian Moss ahead of his gig at The Regal Theatre where he told the story of a very young Cold Chisel, a station wagon and a trek across the Nullabor. Dr. Chris Brown was on the show talking about dogs and his air fryer. Is Ross Lyon headed for the coaching role at Collingwood? Ryan Daniels has the latest plus he throws another surprise name into the mix plus find out what happens when comedian Jon Pinder sends Lisa off on a rant…

Cold Chisel's first trip across the Nullabor in a station wagon… what could go wrong?

Hamish & Andy remember one of the times they had to do an on-air retraction for something they got wrong on the show, which naturally they blame Jack for. They recall chatting to Buzz Aldrin and how much it bugged Buzz that nobody remembers his famous line from the moon. On this day in 2016 Hamish was thrilled to discover there are golf club ‘captains’ and the process that new golfers need to go through to be accepted. The boys replay their live show from Cocklebiddy – a desolate petrol station in the middle of the Nullabor – and the extreme (and possibly illegal) lengths they went to to broadcast the show.

Hamish & Andy remember one of the times they had to do an on-air retraction for something they got wrong on the show, which naturally they blame Jack for. They recall chatting to Buzz Aldrin and how much it bugged Buzz that nobody remembers his famous line from the moon. On this day in 2016 Hamish was thrilled to discover there are golf club ‘captains' and the process that new golfers need to go through to be accepted. The boys replay their live show from Cocklebiddy – a desolate petrol station in the middle of the Nullabor – and the extreme (and possibly illegal) lengths they went to to broadcast the show.

When I’ve observed todays’ guest from afar, usually at an ag conference or the like, I feel like she’s akin to rural Australia’s version of the Queen. Always impeccably dressed. A woman of strength, who’s practical, like a farmer, in her solutions and it seems that the crowd almost parts when she enters the room.Robbie Sefton lives with her husband Alastair on a farm close to Tamworth. From town she runs her national communications business, Seftons. It’s been strategising policy, product and service campaigns for government, research organisations and some big corporates like Westpac and Woolworths for more than 30 years. Robbie’s story spans from a childhood in Deni catching rabbits, to dazzling Freo in the Alan Bond days - surviving on champagne and a full freezer of connoisseur ice-creams - to an unexpectedly arduous medical procedure she was lucky to survive then and back home to NSW again, but not before she trucked thousands of sheep across the Nullabor. Robbie’s story is not one bit as you might expect it to be.Thankyou to our Series Sponsor: Blundstone Australia. The Autumn issue of Graziher has been sent to the printers and will be arriving in subscribers mail boxes soon. If you want a copy of your own please purchase or subscribe at graziher.com.auLife on the Land is a Manson + Company production.

Mirning country — which includes the Bunda Cliffs, the Nullabor and the Great Australian Bight — is in Bunna Lawrie's DNA.

Mirning country — which includes the Bunda Cliffs, the Nullabor and the Great Australian Bight — is in Bunna Lawrie's DNA.

Mirning country — which includes the Bunda Cliffs, the Nullabor and the Great Australian Bight — is in Bunna Lawrie's DNA.

Home by Christmas...that's the hope for many of us this Friday....after the nations leaders agree to reopen internal borders in time for quarantine-free Christmas travel. WA is the only state not to sign up to that deadline, but tonight will significantly ease restrictions at its border. We travel along the Nullabor to hear from communities about their excitement and fear about the border opening up. Also: * The Federal Government says it will create a new law enabling it to declare a national state of emergency.  It's one of the recommendations made by the Natural Disaster Royal Commission. * National cabinet has today announced its national vaccine strategy to roll out a mass program as soon as possible. * Less than a week before Scott Morrison is due to visit PNG the future of the country’s PM’s hangs in the balance after a mass walkout on his coalition government. * Aboriginal leaders have blasted inaction on reducing indigenous incarceration rates, at the National Aboriginal press Club's first televised speakers event in Darwin.    * International students who study in Australia have slammed today's announcement that ex-patriate Australians returning home will get priority over students stuck overseas. * It's an age old problem - but is the government's Jobmaker program increasing discrimination against older workers?

Home by Christmas...that's the hope for many of us this Friday....after the nations leaders agree to reopen internal borders in time for quarantine-free Christmas travel. WA is the only state not to sign up to that deadline, but tonight will significantly ease restrictions at its border. We travel along the Nullabor to hear from communities about their excitement and fear about the border opening up. Also: * The Federal Government says it will create a new law enabling it to declare a national state of emergency.  It's one of the recommendations made by the Natural Disaster Royal Commission. * National cabinet has today announced its national vaccine strategy to roll out a mass program as soon as possible. * Less than a week before Scott Morrison is due to visit PNG the future of the country’s PM’s hangs in the balance after a mass walkout on his coalition government. * Aboriginal leaders have blasted inaction on reducing indigenous incarceration rates, at the National Aboriginal press Club's first televised speakers event in Darwin.    * International students who study in Australia have slammed today's announcement that ex-patriate Australians returning home will get priority over students stuck overseas. * It's an age old problem - but is the government's Jobmaker program increasing discrimination against older workers?

Liz and Jon take a butcher's at what is perhaps Australia's most famous UFO encounter, the Knowles Nullabor UFO; a terrifying chase in the middle of the Australian outback. Follow jon: @TheJonBrooks Follow Elizabeth: @lizinatort1000

There's no doubt about it- Leon Giglia loves his beef! Whether it's in the paddock, on the plate, or in utero, Leon has an unbridled passion for the livestock industry. As Nutrien Ag Solutions' Western Livestock manager, Leon has the pleasure of overseeing a dynamic and diverse part of Australia's cattle industry. From the Pilbara to Bunbury his detailed knowledge of markets, trends and genetics has been built up over a lifetime. Join What's Your Beef host Jayne Cuddihy as she discovers what sparked his career and why he insists on dragging huge amounts of Western Australian cattle producers across the Nullabor to Beef Australia events.

Welcome to Episode 1 of the MeDUSA Community & Well-being Podcast! Today Sarah catches up with Leo Lambers & Kasper Nordon of Crossing The Bor. One year on, we reflect on their journey across The Nullabor, raising money for Black Dog Institute, a candid chat on: ✔️ Supporting your mates ✔️ Males talking with Males about how they're really feeling ✔️ Bottling things up and getting stuck in your own echo chamber ✔️ The power of being vulnerable and reaching out to our mates when we're in need Listen until the end for a taste of Kasper's singing and songwriting talents, and some cheeky extra edits. Contact: community@medusa.org.au

This week we're talking about some Aussie (& Kiwi) UFOs! From the Nullabor to Narre Warren to the gorgeous Kaikoura Peninsula, we've got 'em all.

The Bunch reminisced with Jon Stevens from Noiseworks about gigging in Perth and what the band got up to driving across the Nullabor, Find out in The Shaw Report, which classic horror flick is getting the remake treatment and the stories of what happened on your first day at a new job…lots more too here…

What did Noiseworks get up to on the Nullabor... Jon Stevens told Fred & Lisa!

Join Kym Hagon and Dan Steers as they step back in to the Double Dan timeline circa 2011. This is the era of the infamous rogue Amelia, prompting her excommunication from the team and one way ticket out of the country.  Steers finds himself having words with yet another event organiser and Dan James is MIA at Equitana after a few rums.Are the DD horses out of control, or are they meant to be behaving like that? That's up for debate - check out "Double Dans Horses Get Out Of Control" on YouTube! As Equitana draws to a close the Dan's have rid themselves of that disastrous truck - but now they have to leave the country and can't find the keys to the new truck to get it off the Equitana grounds. Everyone's packed up and gone, but the Double Dan team are stranded.  Finally in New Zealand it's moments away from Equidays and the Dans are roaming the countryside trying to find horses to use in their show. Time is running out....and they don't have an act without horses! Steers spills the beans on a few renowned horsemen getting loose, but also admits being driven home from NZs equestrian party of the year by his mum. Before the boys wrap up 2011 they'll be on the run from the police across the Nullabor with a stowaway - of course.  It's another action packed episode and the last part of the story with both Dans together before Dan James leaves for America, and features a comment from Kym Hagon that's just too controversial to print - you'll have to tune in to find out what comes out of this wildcard's mouth!

Hey Folks!Welcome to episode #40 with Kym Redmond from the Band of Missfits! For the first time on Foxx on the Wire we Zoom across the Nullabor to Western Australia to chat with Kym! We chat about what it's like to be a Mum and a Musician and the challenges that can bring, and we chat about Kym's new solo single called 'Lost in You' which she recorded with Daniel Connell on guitar and vocals.  Kym has organised a very special show in W.A called 'GIG FOR HOPE' which will be held at Badlands Bar on July 26th. As she explains during this episode she's throwing a return party for the incredible Dean Summers who has just walked across Australia for suicide prevention and awareness of mental health issues, with part proceeds going to Beyond Blue.Thank you to Kym for coming on Foxx on the Wire, we hope you enjoy this episode. Please go and check out Kym's socials and her new tune 'Lost in You'. Catch y'all again soon!~Acoustic Foxx~ www.acousticfoxx.com.au 

Some of the funniest but more memorable stories come from the experiences we have on our travels... In this Episode we have a chat to Naomi and Adam, @the_irish_wanderers who are a young Irish Couple working and travelling around Australia. They are currently in Perth after crossing the Nullabor in 2019 from Melbourne by themselves in a trailer kitted out by Adam who is really good at mechanical side of things due to his trade. This couple had many plans for their travels in Australia and give some tips for the average person wanting to travel. You can find Adam & Naomi on Instagram as @the_irish_wanderers The Podcast is brought to you by Willem & Anneke from Hustle&Chill - Mentoring travelling friends start an online business that will work for them while they are able to travel full time. FIND US AT: INSTAGRAM or FACEBOOK or Via our webpage *******Are you a travelling family/single/couple in Australia? WE would love to have a chat to you too and share your story to the rest of Australia! Request a feature by either contacting us directly on one of the above platforms or email us at travellingfriendsofaus@gmail.com********

In Episode 35, “It's All About Survival”, Blenheim Partners‘ Gregory Robinson is delighted to speak to Richard Goyder AO, Chairman of Woodside Petroleum Ltd, Qantas Airways Ltd and the Australian Football League Commission. He is also the Chair of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Australia, the West Australian Symphony Orchestra and the Channel 7 Telethon Trust. Richard was previously the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Wesfarmers Ltd and the Chairman of the B20 Summit held in Australia.Richard and Greg discuss the big issues facing business, government and all members of society. We learn about the art of leadership, being bold in placing the big bets and why Richard considers surviving as his greatest achievement. In this candid conversation, he shares with us his experiences from growing up in country Western Australia, taking the helm at Wesfarmers and building a world class team, to the challenges of disruption and complexity facing Directors in the Boardroom.Richard talks about his long-term view on energy and his proud involvement with Qantas, the AFL and the Indigenous community. We also step back and hear of Richards drive across the Nullabor, his trips to the Kimberley, as he imparts advice to current and aspiring leaders and reminds us all not to lose sight of what is important in life.

The first segment of this special interview reviews the master horseman’s long and brilliant career as a trainer and driver in the harness racing field. Fred tells the story of his grandfather taking two pacers from Adelaide to Perth by ship, while the rest of the family crossed the Nullabor in an old Buick car. The Kersleys have been in Western Australia ever since. He reflects on the brilliant training and driving career of his father Fred Kersley Snr, who had never been able to win a WA Pacing Cup.Towards the end of his career, young Fred was able to give him the winning drive on James Eden in the historic race. It was a night of high emotion. Fred looks back on his very slow start as a trainer/driver. He couldn’t have imagined that he’d go on to win 16 metropolitan premierships. The master horseman recalls his association with the great pacer Pure Steel. He won the WA Derby with the up and coming champion, but later lost the horse following a disagreement with owner Russell Roberts. Fred pays tribute to Classic Garry, perhaps the fastest horse he ever drove. He has some nice things to say about this brilliant racehorse and hugely influential sire. He acknowledges some of the great drivers with whom he competed on Western Australian tracks.

On the edge of the Nullabor, Ooldea, with its ancient water soak "Yuldi Kapi", is one of the most important Aboriginal sites in Australia. Trading routes and dreaming stories crossed here for thousands of years, but then the transnational railway arrived in 1917.

Mirning country — which includes the Bunda Cliffs, the Nullabor and the Great Australian Bight — is in Bunna Lawrie's DNA.

Mirning country — which includes the Bunda Cliffs, the Nullabor and the Great Australian Bight — is in Bunna Lawrie's DNA.

Mirning country — which includes the Bunda Cliffs, the Nullabor and the Great Australian Bight — is in Bunna Lawrie's DNA.

More yarns about our intrepid HSCCA tourer. Robson Jenson is about to head off to Tasmania after crossing the Nullabor in a Statesman.

Pat and Al prove that despite traveling the world, they can barely remember the words for things. They talk about going viral with their tastemade video production, camping and roughing it for Christmas, inability to remember difficult words like "entree" and "antipasto," road tripping through the Nullabor, the 90 mile straight, extreme lighting, bushfires, a beautiful dolphins. This was a fun one but, boy oh boy did we come across as kind of stupid. Email us at Workourwaypodcast@gmail.com, follow us on insta at workourway, like and subscribe and check out our Youtube page.

Our roving Stato hero has been cruising the Nullabor and beyond.

Kasey Chambers is a living legend. Five number one albums, fourteen ARIA Awards, she recently became the youngest woman to be inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame. Kasey grew up with music. As a kid she’d travel across the Nullabor with her dad, at the end of each day the family would always gather around the campfire to sing songs. She’d end up playing with the family band, but it was her 1999 debut album The Captain that was her breakthrough to a solo career that has been rich and rewarding. That debut turns 20 this year, so I thought it’d be fun to reflect back on the other musical breakthroughs through Kasey’s life. The moments that have nudged her in a new direction, or won her as a fan. Hearing Kasey talk about music is a joy; as with her own music, she wears her heart on her sleeve. From Emmylou Harris to Beyonce to Steve Earle, this is a beautiful journey through a life filled with gratitude. Emmylou Harris - ‘Boulder to Birmingham’ Ben Harper - ‘Fight For Your Mind’ J.S. Ondara - ‘Torch Song’ Beyoncé - ‘Don't Hurt Yourself {Ft. Jack White}’ Steve Earle - ‘Copperhead Road’

TwoCrowsS03Ep09 Crows vs West Coast - The Dirty Dozen aka that Wet Toast Hurt After taking a great lead into the half time break the Crows broke down like an old Falcon across the Nullabor and went down to Wet Toast by 12 points.  Ali and Ant discuss where it went wrong, what we need to do to fix it and who do we bring in to do it.  Pass The Salt - Oh My Gravy... Brad Scott vs David King - Lip reading at its finest!  The Cows Beef - How does BT still get away with this?  Sidebar - Two Crows Footy accidentally impact the Election Results... She's back BABY! Crows vs Demons in Darwin -  Potential Ins/Outs, how can we beat them Tips for Round 11 Listen and Subscribe on PodBean, iTunes, Spotify, Chrome, YouTube, Instagram and listen, like, follow, share and Retweet on Twitter @TwoCrowsPodcast #TwoCrowsFooty

Ho Ho Ho, and Merry Christmas from the Two Vets Talk Pets Podcast, where too much talking of pets is barely enough. This episode is proudly supported by Dr Clint Yudelman from Insight Mobile Veterinary Diagnostics - a mobile Veterinary Medicine Specialist service, operating around Melbourne, and the Mornington and Bellarine Peninsulas. Bringing cutting edge specialist internal medicine services for your pet, at your vets! This episode is also supported by Prime 100 Pet foods - Australian made, Single Protein source diets for dogs and cats! Huge range, lots of flavours, for lots of different life stages, and diseases! This episode is also proudly supported by Zylkene from Vetquinol - a safe way to help your dog or cat that may be stressed or have a mild anxiety. We start off by Robbie trying to educate Lewis on the fable of Krampus - the Christmas Demon! Don't forget to get your pets vaccinations up to date before they have to go into boarding! Robbie tries to tell Lewis about the Bird through the car window story again - repetition makes it funny, Lewis finds some stats about what animals are most likely to kill you, and a colleague having problems with dingos in the desert. And Robbie talks about the benefits of a thorough examination. And Lewis finds a great new job for Robbie... Into the pod proper, and we crack through Christmas Dangers for your pets... Check it out! Grapes and Sultanas Chocolate Fatty Foods and Pancreatitis Bones Onions and Garlic Stone Fruits Macadamia Nuts Tinsel, Decorations and Baubles Ribbons, string and Wrapping Paper Lillies Alcohol Scary Santas and New Toys Drinking Horrible Tree Water Heat Stress with Hot weather Whew! Who knew Christmas could be so dangerous! Almost as trying to get a carpark at the Shopping Mall at noon on the last Saturday before Christmas. And Thunderstorm Phobias!!! Don't by a pet as a present unless they want it, and can care for it. Make sure you've got enough meds to get you through. And from the Mailbag - should you cuddle your dog during a storm? If you'd like to support the podcast, you can head to Patreon, swing some money each month, to help us keep the podcast going - for as little as 50c per episode ($2 a month), you can get yourself an awesome sticker! Just the thing to give your Aunty Flo! If you want to contact us, send an email to twovetstalkpets@gmail.com, or find us on  Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook. Be well, and Merry Christmas to you all, we have loved doing the pod, and hope you have had fun listening. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/twovetstalkpets/message