Podcasts about pascoe vale

Cảnh sát Victoria xác nhận việc bắt giữ một phụ nữ 31 tuổi vì cáo buộc tấn công hai phụ nữ Hồi giáo ở Epping vào tuần trước. Trong một tuyên bố, Cảnh sát Victoria cho biết người phụ nữ này sống ở vùng ngoại ô Pascoe Vale của Melbourne, bị buộc tội cố ý và liều lĩnh gây thương tích, hành hung trái pháp luật một cách nghiêm trọng. Cảnh sát Victoria cáo buộc rằng hai nạn nhân bị tấn công vì họ đội khăn trùm đầu. Người phụ nữ 31 tuổi ra hầu tòa vào cuối ngày hôm nay.

Emilia Fuller's review of Pascoe Vale's Bar Tobala.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Cringe is Real is A Reality TV recap podcast that probes the notion of the Australian ‘culture cringe', hosted by Sam Cremean. What cringier place to start than with The Real Housewives of Sydney Season 2, returning to Binge weekly from October 10. This week Sam is joined by the realest housewife of Pascoe Vale, Lorelei CamboniLorelei may be known for being one half of DJ party girl duo, Brooklyn Queens, but these days she's CEO of the Camboni-Menassa household and business manager of Alida Gold. She's also an entrepreneur re-selling baby clothes in her new project, Vestiti Bimbi. Theme music by Dane Yule and Sam Cremean.Follow:@thecringeisrealpod@samcremean@lilboni@vestiti_bimbi

A dog who went missing from Pascoe Vale last Thursday was discovered in a VERY unexpected place yesterday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this weeks program Chris chats to Elyse Cunningham about Transport Equity Week from 17 to 23 September 2023. Elyse talks about her role at Friends of the Earth Sustainable Cities collective, the backstory how Transport Equity Week got started, Better Buses Campaign, social equity in marginised communities, how Australia is backward on too many transport issues, upcoming actions for the week across Australia and how you can get involved. Follow Transport Equity on instagram and you can listen to Elyse on Dirt RadioLocal news includes a unpleasant surprise for western suburbs riders with Footscray Road bike lane closure, Kent Road protected lanes in Pascoe Vale (also see Merri-bek Council agenda 13 September 2023) and Critical Mass North heading towards Darebin on 27 October 2023Program musicCycling Is Fun – Shonen KnifeCycling - Sonia Killmannfilous: Bicycle feat. klei

Camilo Sandoval, su esposa Amelia Vergara y pequeño hijo Natán llegaron a Melbourne en julio de 2023 con visa de estudiante desde Chile, llenos de entusiasmo por estudiar en Australia, trabajar y explorar una nueva cultura. A pesar de los desafíos, encontraron que la generosidad y calidez de otros inmigrantes fue el faro que iluminó los momentos difíciles. La inestabilidad de vivienda los ha afectado profundamente, pero a través de la ayuda de una iglesia hispana y una oportunidad en Pascoe Vale, han encontrado un respiro en su travesía por este nuevo país. Escucha la historia.

In this episode of Ben & Harry's DMs... DMs from Alex from Essendon, Bailey from Caulfield Nth, Belinda from Pascoe Vale, Erin from Ivanhoe, Joel from Carisbrook, Margy from Box Hill, Abby from Eltham, Zali from Narroma & Imogen from Watsonia Get involved in the show by DMing Ben & Harry on Instagram: (https://www.instagram.com/benandharrypodcast/) Make sure you start the voicemail with your name & suburb! ...and follow us on TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@benandharrypodcast) Host: Will Ralston, Executive Producer: Michael James, Audio engineer: Chris Marsh, Social media: Ethan Meldrum -------------- New episode every Wednesday! Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://www.listnr.com/podcasts/ben-and-harry Subscribe on Apple Podcasts: https://link.chtbl.com/BenandHarryApplePodcasts Subscribe on Spotify: https://link.chtbl.com/BenandHarrySpotifySubscribe    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

IN THIS week's Episode #117 of the Football Out West Show, we were joined by a star array of guest coaches from the NPL2 Victoria, NPL3 Victoria and Men's State League 1 competitions as the battle for promotion spots hots up... Melbourne City Head Coach CRISDEON KRSTEVSKI, whose young side had a fantastic come-from-behind win on Friday evening against Pascoe Vale and now seems to be putting a good run together in NPL2, joined us to talk about his team's performance. After an impressive seventh win on the bounce on Saturday night, Caroline Springs George Cross Head Coach ERIC VASSILIADIS also joined us to look back at the game and the season thus far. Finally, we spoke with the Head Coach of Altona City MICHAEL CALANDRELLA, whose side was held to a 1-1 draw by Sydenham Park in a top-of-the-table clash in State League 1. This season's Football Out West Show is proudly brought to you by Carpentry By NJT and Home Builders Corp...

This week on Paco Radio, President of Pascoe Vale, Lou Tona, gives us an update on their Senior Mens Side.

WE'RE back this week for Episode #113 of the Football Out West Show, our weekly round-up of the games played across the Football Victoria competitions. We were joined by the Head Coach of Werribee City DOMINIC BARBA after his young side continued their good form with a convincing 5-1 win on Friday over Pascoe Vale. Altona East Phoenix Soccer Club coach TERRY ANTONIADIS also joined us and spoke about his sides' very good start to the 2023 State League 2 season. We also took a comprehensive look at the Men's State League, as well as the Women's NPLW and VPLW competitions on this special Mothers' Day edition. This season's Football Out West Show is proudly brought to you by Carpentry BY NJT and Home Builders Corp...

The greatest duo of all time is now upgraded to the greatest trio of all time as Sen returns from his Melbourne trip, Rohit is still missing due to being photographed kissing the Dalai Lama. Sen launches straight into yarns from his trip including a tale of a rollercoaster weekend for repeat podcast character Triple Cheese. Sen also then reveals the existence of a work group chat with the sole purpose of directing people to free food.As promised last week, “Rate Your Local” is finally here - in this segment we asked you to send in your local train stations for us to critique and rate. We rate some iconic Sydney stations before heading interstate to rate a Melbourne station and finally we go international rating stations in the UK, USA and Canada.Also this week: vaping, seagulls, explaining Slack, Pascoe Vale and Halifax.Segments this week:The Logue: Tired of reaching around each other (at least on the podcast), the boys have instead decided to reach around the week's news stories, events and viral trends.Rate Your Local: The segment where we encourage listener's to submit their local attractions and we rate/roast them.___________________________________________________________FULL PODCAST EPISODES

Average borrowers will have to pay between $148 and $296 more every month on their mortgage if the Reserve Bank lifts rates by 50 basis points as expected on Tuesday. The  sale of new petrol cars would be completely banned from 2030 in Victoria, with rebates of up to $15,000 offered to people who buy electric vehicles under a Greens push to drive up usage levels. It is the not-so-romantic side of online dating with those looking for love reporting being sexually harassed And Mourning relatives of a Pascoe Vale rider who died from injuries sustained in an e-scooter crash have described him as a “sweet and humble soul” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  Welcome to Episode 107 Of the You4ia Health Podcast with Sarah Nehme. A strength and conditioning coach and owner of Body Fit training in Pascoe Vale and Essendon. Alongside this, Sarah is a part of the programming team for the global fitness franchise Body Fit training.   She is an inspiration and huge advocate for all women in business and is paving the way for future generations in the space. We spoke about this at length during today's show.   We also spoke about programming for athlete's vs general population clients and non- negotiable inclusions when programming for a global fitness franchise. Alongside this, Sarah and I discussed the fitness industry and how trainers and coaches can level up their skillset by following some simple protocols.   It was an absolute pleasure having you on the You4ia Health podcast Sarah, thank you so much for your time.   As usual guys if you're listening in to this podcast, join in the conversation on socials by tagging in both Sarah and I and letting us know what you thought of the episode. This in itself means so much and helps the podcast grow. Don't forget to share this episode with a friend or two.     You can get in contact with Sarah below: @sezz25   A special mention to a sponsor of the show Eimele.   My You4ia Health community would know I adopt a plant exclusive diet. While majority of essential nutrients can be attained from a plant rich diet, there are some nutrients that need a little love. Lucky for us plant-based folks Eimele have formulated the essential 8 Multi-nutrient. Which features some key nutrients that plant based eaters may fall short on.   The 8 key nutrients formulated in the capsule include  Omega 3 DHA/EPA iodine  Selenium Iron  Vitamin D3  Vitamin B12 Calcium  Zinc    To get yours head to www.eimele.com/you4iahealth and use the code “You4iahealth” at the checkout for an extra 5% off your first order On top of the generous subscription discount.      

Join Nick and Lachie for another edition of the NPL Victoria Pod! The fellas jump into yet another huge weekend of action including South Melbourne's premiership victory, and are Port Melbourne the team no one wants to face come finals time? Plus, they're joined by Josh Parish to review the huge game of the round between Avondale and Heidelberg! Also, the guys dive into the NPL2 and NPL3 promotion/relegation race including the crazy Moreland City win over Pascoe Vale

On this weeks program Chris chats to Damian Auton about back history to creating the newly opened UpCycles bicycle maintenance hub located at Yarra Valley ECOSS that will be a youth group space for bicycle education, recycling bicycles and providing courses, training and workshops.Bicycle-themed news includes Boroondara Council works at Walmer Street commencing this week for an estimated eight months to replace the northern land bridge section from Kew, Gipps Street ramp replacement possibly going back out to tender, Moreland Council voting to retain separated lanes and shared zones in Dawson, Victoria, Albert and Albion streets and extending the Kent Road trial for 12 months in Pascoe Vale, Bicycle Network, Friends of the Bendigo-Kilmore Rail Trail, Mitchell Bicycle Users Group asking for Victorian State Government to prioritise future funding for the Wallan to Heathcote Rail Trail project, Banyule Council opening feedback for Northern Trails 2022, historic NSW Rail Trails legislation approved and the ancient Yarra Bicycle Users Group website being updated for the 21st century.   

Acknowledgement of country// 7:05 - News Headlines// 7:15 - Doin Time//Has anything changed with election of the Albanese Government in terms of refugee rights? Marisa caught up with Refugee Action Collective member David Glanz on this weeks Doin' Time show. You can hear the conversation in full at https://www.3cr.org.au/dointime, and catch Doin' Time from 4-5PM on Mondays.// 7:30 - Maddie - RMIT Students for Palestine// Maddie Hah, an activist with Students for Palestine at RMIT University, joins us today to remind listeners about the planned speak out today demanding that RMIT cut ties with Israeli weapons manufacturer Elbit Systems. Maddie has also engaged in anti-racist activism with Campaign Against Racism and Fascism, and is running as a candidate in Pascoe Vale for the Victorian Socialists in the upcoming state election. The speak out action will be held at 1PM today, Thursday the 11th of August at Bowen Street.// Song: Muzik - Jennifer Loveless//  7:50 - Madeleine Thornton-Smith//Madeleine Thornton-Smith has a strong interest in labour issues, particularly in relation to the visual arts and ceramics industry. She has become passionate about the working rights of artists and artworkers since doing an internship with the Victorian Trades Hall Council and the Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA), participating in discussions with the Melbourne-based Artists' Union research group and after experiencing years of insecure and unsafe working conditions as a practising artist, technician and tutor alongside her artworker comrades. Today, Madeleine joins us to discuss her work on art and labour, the renewed National Cultural Policy and unioinising in the creative sector.  8:15 - Chris Schuringa Victorian Forest Alliance//Chris Schuringa, campaigner with the Victorian Forest Alliance, joins us to discuss concerns about recently-passed Victorian legislation criminalising environmental protest by introducing sanctions of up to 12 month jail time or $21,000 in fines, and the impacts that this will have on environmental defenders fighting against native forest logging in the state. Songs: Backseat of My Mind - Thelma PlumHEAVEN WITH U - Tasman Keith ft. Jessica Mauboy END//

Super fun one this week as hilarious comedian and member of Chimp Cop Tim Clarke joins us to talk about growing up in Pascoe Vale. We talk about a group of criminal Smurfs, settling neighbourly disputes by sending pipe bombs, a man who earned millions from playing poker and tell the tale of Pentridge Prison, from its vile origins to its new status as a movie theatre where Clarkey busts out some A Grade material to the people at the ticket booth. Lot of laughs, lot of fun, lot of love. Give it a listen, send it to your friends, leave a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. https://linktr.ee/CommunityNoticeboardPodcast

Join Shaynna Blaze and Jane Nield for a fortnightly chat about design and a whole lot more.This podcast is proudly supported by Beaumont Tiles. Drop into one of Beaumonts 115 stores and let their specialists help you select the perfect tile for your next renovation.This week Shaynna gives us a little update including her experience of being wiped out by Coronavirus recently - thank goodness for Rom Com movies!Plus Shaynna gives us a little update on The Block - the wet and cold weather is really proving challenging for all. Rachel Gilding (Produce Communication Specialist) from Beaumont Tiles joins us with some of the take-outs from the recent Milan Design Week and introduces us to a new term - dopamine dressing. We discuss the new Haus 25 range and some of the basic principles in selecting tapware including functionality considerations, WELS ratings and warranties. Plus Shaynna answers a great listener question from Jenny in Pascoe Vale regarding her partners new found obsession with indoor plants! ASK A QUESITON via podcast@sen.com.au via Email. To do the Beumonts 'What's My Style Quiz' Visit tile.com.au HERE.To connect with Shaynna follow her on Instagram HERE. Or visit Shaynna's website HERE.This podcast is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Sports Entertainment Network with production support by Megan Dougherty at Bravo Talent Management and Kristen Pearce at SEN.

Lachie and Nick discuss the incredible run for promotion in NPL2 as Bulleen, Pascoe Vale and Moreland City drop points, while North Geelong and Brunswick Juventus get the points. Oscar Rutherford also stops by to chat about Melbourne Victory youth's win over Springvale and Heidelberg women's win over Box Hill.

On this weeks program Chris and Steve discuss upcoming cycling news, works and related events around the metro naarm/Melbourne area, including; Pedestrian And Cyclist Safety Upgrades Near Monash Uni,VicRoads Yarra Boulevard Safety Improvements (May 2022 - ongoing), intriguing bicycle parking provision at the newly opened Richmond Traders at Bridge Road & Church Street, improvements, plantings, Federation Trail extension and new veloway as part of West Gate freeway works.Rides: Whittlesea Bicycle Users Group: Yarraville & Punt Ride, 8am, Sunday 26 June 2022, Glen Eira Bicycle Users Group: Community Bike Ride along Djerring and Scotchman's Creek, 10am Sunday 3 July 2022Petitions include: Boroondara Bicycle Users Group: Boroondara Councillors please approve and support the 2022 Boroondara Bike StrategyPort Phillip Bicycle Users Group: Bring back the bike lane trial in Kerferd RoadMoreland residents: Save the Pascoe Vale bike lanes!Additional works news includes Yarra Valley Rail Trail picks up some steam, waiting for commencement of planned winter ramp works at Gipps Street, Abbotsford and Boroondara Council commencing works on land bridge section of the now heritage protected Walmer Street Bridge between Abbotsford and KewIn 3CR radiothon news: thank you to all our beautiful listeners as Yarra Bicycle Users Group Radio has smashed the $1300 target with over $1800 raised so far which supports the entire station! Thank you everyone for keeping community strong!

Mobile Cafe Food Family Passion owned by Filipino-Australian Joseph Rocillo in Pascoe Vale, Victoria doing their part to minimise packaging waste in Australia. - Mobile Cafe' na pag-aari ng isang Filipino-Australian, Eco-friendly utensils at cups ang gamit para makatulong sa pagbawas ng packaging waste ng Australia.

Australian kids aged five to 11 face waiting until early next year for a Covid-19 vaccine, meaning they will continue wearing masks in classrooms, despite previous hopes they would be protected by the end of the school term.  A host of once-affordable “bridesmaid” suburbs like Pascoe Vale, Clarinda and Carrum are next in line to join Melbourne's million-dollar club.  A fresh round of dining vouchers will lure Victorians back into Melbourne's city centre to provide a weekday boost to businesses.  And new research and revealed older adults who have a beer or wine each day appear to be protecting themselves from heart disease. For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription at herald sun.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this weeks program Chris interviews Carlton Reid, senior contributor, sustainability for Forbes about COP26, Carlton was previously interviewed on YarraBUG Radio about Emerging issues for pedestrians, bicycle riders & autonomous vehicles in March 2018.Carlton Reid talks about his observations of 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) in Glasgow, bureaucratic & generational intransigence on climate change threats, dominance of EV / car industry, no mention of cycling in the "Blue Zone", Transport Day, lack of opportunities for immediate decarbonisation and political courage to reign in vehicle use, stranded assets, over dependance upon future technologies, actions outside COP26, rising influence and power of younger generations, European Cyclist Federation COP26 joint letter on cycling and future COP agendas. Read more: No Bicycling At COP26 Means Quickest Way To Decarbonise Road Transport Is Inexplicably MissingNews & events: contribute your feedback to Moreland Councils Trial separated bike lanes - Kent Road by Wednesday 10 November 2021, watch this virtual ride from Glenroy to Brunswick to see Pascoe Vale's pop-up lanes and new Upfield Path, new Wangaratta separated cycling lanes for Phillipson Street between Sisely Avenue and Edwards Street and it's Ride to Work Day on Wednesday 10 November, see City of Melbourne & Bicycle Network for details.

Matt O'Connor is currently the assistant coach of the Calder Cannons NAB League boys program, and was also previously the head coach of the Cannons girls program, where he still remains involved despite the restructuring of the NAB program due to the impact of Covid.Aside from his involvement with the Cannons, Matt has also had a range of coaching roles in the EDFL with the Northern Saints, Avondale Heights, Pascoe Vale and Greenvale, and also has experience in coaching youth girls and in school football.

On this week show join host Nick as he chats with U/21's coaching staff Oliver Stankovski and Antony Burlak as they discuss the life of a U/21's coach. They also break down the challenges they face coaching a young squad. Oliver and Antony discuss the season to date including their 2-1 victory over North Geelong last weekend following the COVID shutdown. Oliver and Antony discuss their coaching and playing careers along with their connection with Pascoe Vale.

Oliver and Antony discuss their coaching and playing careers along with their connection with Pascoe Vale.

Avondale coach Zoran Markovski joins the FFA Cup pre game show to preview their clash against Pascoe Vale.

Pascoe Vale head coach David Chick joins the show to preview their FFA Cup clash against Avondale.

Join Nick D'Urbano and Lachie Flannigan for an extensive pre-game show of the FFA Cup clash between Avondale and Pascoe Vale. They are joined by Bransen Gibson, Zoran Markovski, David Chick and plenty more!

Avondale president Josie Di Blasi joins the FFA Cup pre game show to preview their clash against Pascoe Vale.

Pascoe Vale president Lou Tona joins the FFA Cup pre game show to preview their clash against Pascoe Vale.

Adam Contessa played 45 games for the Western Bulldogs from 1997 to 2001 in what was a very strong era for the Doggies under Terry Wallace. After his playing career, Adam has forged a successful career as a coach in local footy, in a variety of roles with Bundoora, Airport West, Pascoe Vale and Sunshine, and he has been a gun local Cricketer with the mighty Yarraville Club Cricket Club, winning two competition medals and countless premierships. In our chat with Adam, we talk about successful culture, the importance of preparation and planning as a coach, and how to manage opportunities for fringe players.

Welcome to the first ever episode of Pascoe Vale Football Club's own club show - 'Paco Radio'! Nick D'Urbano is joined by club president Lou Tona for a 'beginners guide to Pascoe Vale' looking back at the past, taking a look at where the club is at now and where they are heading in all facets of the club.

Lou Tona gives an update on Pascoe Vale's planned redevelopments at Hoskins Reserve plus a dive into the inner sanctums of the junior and women's sides.

In the inaugural episode of Paco Radio, we take a look back at the history of Pascoe Vale FC, going to the origins of the club and their rise through the ranks to the heights of NPL Victoria.

George Donikian is joined by Jim Lawrence and Moreland City Councillor Oscar Yildiz to discuss the successful 10+ year campaign by Pascoe Vale to redevelop Hosken Reserve, amidst vitriolic anti-soccer opposition.

Police say they're interviewing a 19-year-old man from Epping in Melbourne's north, who they allegedly attempted to engage in a terrorist act. A 20-year-old Epping man also remains in custody, while a 16-year-old boy from Pascoe Vale has been released pending further enquiries.

Hakeem Al-Araibi is grateful for the support of the Pascoe Vale soccer community when he was detained in a Thailand prison in 2018.

In aflevering 44, de zeventiende van het tweede WereldPod-seizoen, praten we uitgebreid met Pascoe Vale-aanvaller Jip Bartels over hett bijzondere verloop van zijn carrière. Na blessures vertrok hij naar Australië waar zijn loopban zowel op als buiten het veld prima was. Was, voor de coronacrisis. Dat en nog veel meer. Veel luisterplezier!

On this weeks program Chris returns to the 3CR studio after a looooong time away recording in the front room under the supervision of several cats. News includes Yarra City Councils COVID19 Response Trials location and concept plans, Leisure and Walking Circuits, Carlton North LAPM Scheme Draft Recommendations and the speedy delivery of temporary seperated bicycle lanes on Elizabeth Street, Richmond.Moreland Bicycle Users Group are asking for public support on a failed promise to construct seperated infrastructure on Cumberland Street (scroll down for newsletter), Pascoe Vale and more Yarra City Council news with upgrade works for Gipps St /Collins Bridge that could be a mess if not correctly sign posted as earthworks are occuring at Walmer Street Bridge just around the corner.This weeks guest is Cr Rohan Leppert, we discuss City of Melbourne plans to fast-track the delivery of 40 kilometres of bike lanes to help people travel safely and support city businesses to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.Melbourne City Greens: Climate Coronavirus and congestion: a transport revolution: The climate emergency hasn’t stepped aside for the pandemic. This unprecedented expenditure on active transport is only a start, but it’s the start we need if we are serious about planning a sustainable city of the future. Let’s do this.It's 3CR June Station Appeal time: we know many of you are doing it tough. So this call-out for donations is for those of you who can afford it. If you can, please dig deep to ensure that 3CR stays alive and thrives. You'll also keep Yarra Bicycle Users Group Radio on 3CR on-air as there's not many (if any?) dedicated cycling radio programs like us in Australia!

Joel Drysdale returns [he first visited us for Series 2 Episode 5] to bring us up to speed with all the news from Venom Beers and his new bottleshop District in Pascoe Vale. This podcast was originally recorded after participants had received a slab containing Venom Refreshing, Golden, Pale, Double Golden Hazy and Venomous Catfish beers - we politely suggest that you might like to have these beers with you when you listen. [And keep an eye on our Facebook and instagram for future Virtual Meet the Brewers sessions.] Not only does Joel explain the backstories and processes that led to these beers but he also tells us what it's like to open a bottleshop in the middle of a pandemic and what he thinks the future of the hospitality industry might hold. He tees off on brewers who compete to have the highest IBU rating and explains why adding lactose to hazy beers is cheating. Learn all about hop hash, and most exciting of all, Joel reveals plans for a Double Black Ale! https://www.venombeer.com https://www.facebook.com/districtbottlestore/    

After Hakeem was imprisoned while on his honeymoon in Thailand, Craig fought the power of two monarchies, a military junta, and the world's largest sporting institution to free him

On this weeks program Chris talks to Liam Delany from the newly created Birrarung Cycling Club, based in the Yarra area, about getting the club started, weekly Yarra Boulevard rides, Road Ride Ready sessions at Collingwood Athletics track and an emphasis on getting more women riding bikes.Local news includes Free Bicycle Maintenance for Kids, Monday 30 September at South Kingsville Community Centre, Lizzie Blandthorn, State MP for Pascoe Vale steps into the Sydney Road Improvement Project issues in Moreland, show your support for the Safe Cycling Corridor by filling in the Keeping Glen Eira Moving survey and attending a Safe Cycling Corridor Drop In session on Thursday 19 September at Caulfield Cup Room at Glen Eira Town Hall, Moreland Bike ride to Global Climate Strike on Friday 20 September, Moreart x Projector Bike 2019 Bike Tours, Intergalactic Surly Day Party at Commuter Cycles on Saturday 21 September and Velo Cycles Garage Sale on Saturday 12 October. Show your support by subscribing or donating to 3CR and help keep community radio on air!

We begin season 3, the only way we possibly could, politically. Most listeners will be aware that Australia is currently in the midst of an federal election. Here at binge thinking, we wanted to speak with youth representatives of each the parties to find out what they think the issues are, and why they feel they are best placed to look after your interests. Fundamentally, we wanted to know what makes a young person see the a bright future with a particular political party? So we approached the offices of the Young Liberals, Young Labor and Victorian Young Greens, along with some of their millennial candidates. And while the Liberal and Labor parties did not respond to our requests for an interview, one millennial Greens candidate did. Adam Pulford is a 29 year old social activist running as the Greens candidate for the electorate of Wills, which stretches from Melbourne's Inner north of Brunswick through to Coburg, Pascoe Vale, Fawkner and Glenroy. The seat is currently held by Labor's Peter Khalil by 4.9% and is considered in play for the Greens who won 31% of the primary vote in the last election. So how did Adam, a 29 year old (originally from the Northern Territory) who grew up socially conservative and first voted Liberal in 2007, end up becoming a Greens political candidate with an actual chance of winning? Adam and Caspar sat down to discuss this, along with his life working as a social activist, his work with Greens MP Adam Bandt, his views on leadership, how he came to terms with his homosexuality, and going public about his mental health. As always, this episode was produced and edited by the incredibly talented and hard working Nina Roxburgh and features music by Big Gigantic.

I’m prepared to end my career to save Argentine women’s football, that's according to Maca Sanchez. The Argentine footballer says the country's football Federation don't support women’s football. She says they are denied basic rights such as a salary, places to train, shoes, medical coverage and clothing. Hakeem al-Araibi has been freed from jail; after the Thail government dropped a warrant for his arrest by his home country of Bahrain. Lou Tona is the chair of semi-professional club Pascoe Vale in Melbourne, Australia where Hakeem plays. He says Hakeem is pleased to be back home in Australia and he made sure to bring home a present for his wife to apologise. Plus the kiss cam has been a staple of North American sports events, whether its baseball or basketball. Barry Stockhamer, former VP of marketing at the LA Dodgers, explains how the kiss cam became popular with the Californian club. However Emma Rees, Professor of Literature and Gender Studies at the University of Chester believes they cease to exist like grid girls.

A refugee soccer player who was detained in Thailand for three months under threat of extradition to Bahrain shook hands Thursday with Australia's prime minister, whom he credits with securing his freedom.Three days after he was released from a cramped Bangkok cell, Hakeem al-Araibi was welcomed into Prime Minister Scott Morrison's ornate office in Parliament House.Morrison and Foreign Minister Marise Payne had repeatedly lobbied the Thai and Bahrain governments on al-Araibi's behalf for his return to Australia where he is a permanent resident."Thank you very much. I'm so happy to be back in Australia now and I'm grateful to be here to live in this country," the 25-year-old said.Morrison said he was pleased al-Araibi had come home and looked forward to him soon becoming an Australian citizen.Al-Araibi had arrived in his home city of Melbourne on Tuesday on a flight from Bangkok where he had been detained since November following an extradition application from his native Bahrain.He came to Parliament House on Thursday morning to watch a soccer match played by lawmakers, supporters and stars of the Australian national women's team wearing the yellow uniform of Amnesty International and the blue of al-Arabi's Melbourne team Pascoe Vale Football Club.The former Bahrain national team player watched from the sidelines with the foreign minister, explaining that his hamstrings remained too tight after weeks in a crowded cell to play.The soccer match had been planned as a demonstration of support for al-Araibi when he faced indefinite detention. But instead, it became a celebration of his release.Former Australia national team captain Craig Foster had been a leader in the campaign for al-Araibi's release and played for Pascoe Vale on Thursday."We're all very worried about him," Foster said. "He's obviously riding on incredible adrenalin and elation. ""I would image ... in the next week or two or three, he's going to need some help. He's been through an incredible ordeal and I think that's exacerbated by the fact that he was a torture survivor previously," Foster added.Al-Araibi has said he was blindfolded and had his legs beaten while he was held in Bahrain previously. He said he believed he was targeted for arrest because of his Shiite faith and because his brother was politically active in Bahrain. Bahrain has a Shiite majority but is ruled by a Sunni monarchy.Bahrain wanted him to serve a 10-year prison sentence in an arson attack that damaged a police station. He has denied those charges and says the case is politically motivated.Al-Araibi was detained by mistake upon arrival in Bangkok on his honeymoon. Interpol rules do not allow refugees to be deported to the countries from where they fled persecution.He was released when Thai authorities shared a letter indicating that Bahrain had withdrawn its request for al-Araibi.Officials in Bahrain said the country "reaffirms its right to pursue all necessary legal actions against" al-Araibi.Al-Araibi says he fled Bahrain because of political repression and that he fears torture if he returns.

What a whirlwind week - three months even - it has been for everyone at Pascoe Vale FC, including chairman Lou Tona. Thair player Hakeem Al-Araibi has finally been released from prison and is back on home soil. As Tona says, it’s a big relief to have Al-Araibi back, and the focus can shift back to football with the NPL Victoria to begin tonight. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Amanda interviews Lou Tona, President of Pascoe Vale FC, to discuss the campaign to bring Hakeem al-Araibi home. 

In 2014, footballer Hakeem was sentenced to 10 years in prison for vandalising a police station in his native Bahrain. He denied the charges and having fled to Australia fearing for his safety, he missed the trial. Once in Australia he was granted political asylum in 2017. But in November, a decision to go to Thailand changed Hakeem's life forever.The Bahrain government issued a warrant for his arrest and he was detained, as a recognised refugee this shouldn't have happened.He's still in prison. Lou Tona is the chair of semi-professional club Pascoe Vale in Melbourne, Australia where Hakeem plays. He says failure is not an option and they are trying everything to bring Hakeem back home to Australia. Plus, we meet Marseille fan Mohamad Henni isn’t happy. Whenever Marsielle lose, Mohamad takes his frustrations out on his TV. He has broken over 20 TV’s so far and plans to continue. And English seventh tie side Wingate & Finchley FC will have a new coach in the dugout. Manager Dave Norman will be able to call on the AI football coach for advice on tactics and substitutions. AI football coach was developed by Big Bang Fair to help promote artificial intelligence. Wingate & Finchley director Paul Lerman and Tim Deeson say it will revolutionise semi-professional football.

Things are getting critical in Hakeem Al-Araibi’s quest for freedom in Thailand after the Pascoe Vale footballer faced court yesterday. The football and international communities have upped efforts to secure his release, and PFA CEO John Didulica updates us on the hunt for a “circuit breaker”. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Oakleigh Cannons are through to the Victorian NPL Semi Finals after beating Pascoe Vale 2-1. They will have to wait to see who wins out of today’s game between Avondale and Port Melbourne Sharks to know if they will face Heidelberg or Bentleigh Greens. Former Socceroo Tommy Oar is set to return to the A-League with the Central Coast Mariners after leaving his club in Cyprus. Oar was on the outer at the Cypriot champions, only playing 19 matches during his first season with the club and being left out of the Champions League squad. Sport Australia has waded into the FFA congress war, with CEO Kate Palmer declaring that Sport Australia does not support governance changes proposed by a FIFA-backed working group. The working group’s proposals are due to be put to a vote at an FFA extraordinary general meeting later this month...

Sunday NPL Results - let’s get on with it. The last round of the Victorian NPL was played yesterday - all games at 3pm. Here’s your results: - Northcote City 2 - 1 Oakleigh Cannons - Heidelberg 2 - 3 Avondale - South Melbourne 0 - 1 Port Melbourne Sharks - Pascoe Vale 1 - 1 Hume City - Melbourne Knights 1 - 2 Dandenong Thunder - Green Gully 1 - 3 Kingston City - Bentleigh Greens 6 - 2 Bulleen Lions So it’s Port Melbourne Sharks who sneak into the 6th finals spot and will play Avondale in the Qualifying Finals. Pascoe Vale will play Oakleigh Cannons in the other Qualifying Finals with Bentleigh and Heidelberg getting the weekend off. At the other end it’s Green Gully who end up in the play off relegation spot. It’s Broadmeadow Magic who will face Edgeworth Eagles in the NNSW NPL Grand final after they beat Maitland FC 3-2 over the two legs. Maitland won 1 nil yesterday, but it wasn’t enough. And we’ll finish in QLD where it’s a Lions v Olympic grand final next weekend...

3 top tier NPL games last night - the first of which was between Lions and Redlands in QLD where Lions wrapped up their final round of the regular season with a 4 nil win to go 10 points clear at the top of the table. To Victoria and we head into the second last round of the season. Oakleigh Cannons beat Pascoe Vale 2-1 which sees Pascoe Vale remain in 4th and Oakleigh remain in 5th, with Oakleigh all but confirming their place in the finals. In the nights third game we saw a huge upset as Kingston City beat top of the table Heidelberg 4-1. With that win Kingston go to 8th on the ladder and keep their finals chances alive. Newcastle Jets have announced that scholarship player, Angus Thurgate has been upgraded to a senior contract for the 2018/19 A-League season. It has been rapid rise to the senior squad for the Port Macquarie product – who signed a scholarship contract midway through the 2017/18 season – after some standout performances in the club’s youth system.

In Victoria, Pascoe Vale have dented and possibly ended Dandenong Thunder’s chances of making the finals with a 3-1 win at home. Dandenong are 4 points out of the finals spots with just two games remaining. Also in Victoria, and Melbourne Knights have taken a valuable three points in a 3-2 win over Port Melbourne Sharks to go equal 6th on the table. Port Melbourne would have secured a finals spot with a win, but instead they find themselves dragged back into a tight battle for 5th and 6th place. And with arguably the toughest final two rounds, Port Melbourne could look back at this loss as a very costly one. On to Tasmania now, where Hobart Zebras have defeated Kingborough Lions 3-1 to keep pressure on the league leaders. The Zebras are equal on points with South Hobart but six points behind Devonport City, with only three games to go.

One of Asian football's biggest stars will play in the A-League with Melbourne Victory sealing the signing of Japanese legend Keisuke Honda.'' The high-profile former AC Milan midfielder has signed a one-year marquee deal in a massive boost to the champions' bid to go back-to-back. Considered a dead-ball specialist, Honda netted 13 times in all competitions for Mexican side Pachuca last season, having spent the previous three and a half seasons at Italian giants Milan. The Central Coast Mariners have signed record-breaking goal-scorer Jordan Murray from APIA Leichhardt Tigers and exciting attacker, Josh Macdonald from the Wollongong Wolves ahead of the Hyundai A-League 2018/19 season. 22-year-old Murray bagged a record-breaking 23 goals in just 19 games during the 2018 NPL NSW season, the most in a single season by anyone in the history of the competition. And in the only Monday night NPL game, Pascoe Vale has defeated Bulleen Lions 1-0 in Victoria.

3 NPL games overnight. We’ll start in QLD where Olympic have defeated Redlands 3 nil to temporarily go top of the table while Redlands are dangerously close to the relgation zone. To Victoria and Avondale have beaten Pascoe Vale 2-1 while Oakleigh Cannons and Port Melbourne Sharks have played out a 1 all draw. Tim Cahill has ruled out a return to the Hyundai A-League following his retirement from international football. Speaking at a press conference for the first time since announcing the end of his Socceroos career, Cahill said he will consider continuing to play at club level, but not in Australia. He also said that he is interested in pursuing coaching opportunities. And in our final piece of news - ESPN have reported that Daniel Arzani has attracted the interest of Serie A giants AS Roma. Make sure you tune in tomorrow for a big recap of Saturday NPL results.

Not a lot of Australian football news today, so instead I’m going to give you a quick update on the TPO Rankings and some of the major movement over the last week. And I’ll start with the big one - Heidelberg are no longer the highest ranked non-A-League club after their 2-0 defeat to Pascoe Vale. They’ve fallen to 10th in the country and been overtaken by APIA Leichhardt Tigers who beat the Sydney FC Youth team 5-1 over the weekend. Pascoe Vales win sees them move up 3 spots to 24th. Dropping out of the Top 25 is Broadmeadow Magic to 26th, despite having a 3-0 over Weston Workers. Avondale have fallen further after a second loss in two weeks. But this was a surprise - losing 5-1 to bottom of the table Bulleen Lions! Avondale fell four spots this week to 21st. The highest ranked Tier 3 side right now is Peninsula Power from QLD in 36th. The highest Tier 4 side is Geelong from the Victorian SL1NW at 84th. Highest Tier 5 is Berwick City from Victorian SL2SE in 180th.

Some surprising and important results from Sunday’s NPL games - let’s have a look. We’ve also updated the TPO Rankings on our website after the weekend’s games - and as a bit of a teaser, we have a new best non a-league team in the country. Heidelberg went down 2 nil to 4th placed Pascoe Vale in the VIC NPL. Heidelberg remain in top spot, 1 point ahead of Bentleigh Greens and still with 1 game in hand. Meanwhile 12th placed South Melbourne have drawn 1 all with bottom of the ladder Northcote City. Top of the NSW NPL Sydney Olympic went down 1 nil to Blacktown City, which means APIA are only the 1 point behind with 5 games left in the season. In some other results Sydney United beat Wollongong Wolves 3-1 and Rockdale defeated Manly 4-3. Perth Glory Youth remain at the top of the WA NPL with a 2 all draw against 8th placed Floreat Athena.

There were some important fixtures played on Sunday in the National Premier Leagues around the country, let’s have a look at few of them. In Victoria Heidelberg reclaimed top spot after beating Oakleigh Cannons 3-nil, while South Melbourne’s poor season continues with a 3-2 loss to Pascoe Vale. They sit in the play-off relegation spot. To the Capital and Tigers FC upset third place Tuggeranong 3-1 while Canberra Olympic go top of the table after smashing Monaro Panthers 5 nil. NNSW and the top of the table clash between Broadmeadow Magic and Edgeworth Eagles has ended in a nil all draw while 2nd bottom Lake Macquarie City upset Charlestown City Blues 3 nil and Adamstown Rosebud drew 2 all with Maitland FC. NSW NPL Manly united drew 1 all with Blacktown City while APIA claimed an important 3 points with a 4-1 win over Rockdale City Suns.

In Round 3 we discuss: - Which NPL is the strongest in the country? - The new TPOC holder (Newcastle Jets) - Some massive one-sided results (Western Pride v Sunshine Coast Fire, South Melbourne v Dandenong Thunder, Bayswater City v Joondalup United, Capalaba v Wide Bay Buccaneers, Souths United v Ipswich Knights) - Upcoming games (Bentleigh Greens v Pascoe Vale, Manly v APIA Leichhardt, Lions FC v Western Pride, Gold Coast United v Olympic FC)

In Round 2 we discuss: - The Pecking Order Championship (TPOC) including the current holders around the country (Featuring Sydney FC, Olympic FC, Blacktown City, Broadmeadow Magic, Bentleigh Greens, Adelaide Olympic, Bayswater City, South Hobart, Belconnen United and Hellenic) - Results from last weekend's games and changes to the TPO Rankings (featuring Moreton Bay, Perth SC, Perth Glory Youth, Port Melbourne Sharks, Heidelberg United, Sydney FC, Western Sydney Wanderers, Campbelltown City and Adelaide City) - A look ahead to some of this weekends fixtures (Croydon Kings, Melbourne Knights, Pascoe Vale, St George, Parramatta FC, Newcastle Jets, Oakleigh Cannons, Bentleigh Greens)

In Round 4 we discuss: - How accurate are the TPO Rankings and Probabilities? - Recap of the weekends results (Bentleigh Greens v Pascoe Vale, Manly v APIA Leichhardt, Lions FC v Western Pride, Gold Coast United v Olympic FC) - Heidelberg jump to 9th on the rankings - Having a bit of fun on Instagram Stories (TPORankings) - First round of the TAS NPL, NSW NPL and NNSW NPL - A look at the upcoming games (Hobart Zebras v South Hobart, Sydney United v Blacktown City, Oakleigh Cannons v Heidelberg, Peninsula Power v Wide Bay, Lambton Jaffas v Edgeworth Eagles, Sydney United v Blacktown City, Western Pride v Moreton Bay United, Bayswater City v Inglewood United)

In Round 5 we discuss: - TPO Rankings - What are they? Why do we need them? How are they determined? - Recap of the weekends results (Hobart Zebras v South Hobart, Sydney United v Blacktown City, Oakleigh Cannons v Heidelberg, Peninsula Power v Wide Bay, Lambton Jaffas v Edgeworth Eagles, Sydney United v Blacktown City, Western Pride v Moreton Bay United, Bayswater City v Inglewood United) - A look at the upcoming games (Broadmeadow Magic v Lambton Jaffas, Adelaide United v Newcastle Jets, Moreton Bay United v Lions FC, Marconi Stallions v APIA Leichhardt, Pascoe Vale v Heidelberg United).

**Due to us being complete amateurs, this week’s video is much shorter. We lost a big chunk of our recording, so you won’t see TPO Predictions for NSW and WA or our preview for the upcoming weekend’s games. We recorded them, but lost it in the editing process. Hopefully back to normal length viewing next week!** In Round 6 we discuss: - TPO Predictions for the QLD and VIC NPL - Recap of the weekends results (Broadmeadow Magic v Lambton Jaffas, Adelaide United v Newcastle Jets, Moreton Bay United v Lions FC, Pascoe Vale v Heidelberg United). - A teaser into next week’s show - who is the best ever club team in Australia??