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Kane Hansen, the Founder and Managing Director of True North Lifestyle & Academy, has been someone who hasn't let his past dictate his future. He grew up in a low-income household with a single mother and multiple siblings, with his early years marked by significant challenges, including his parents' divorce and his mother's cancer diagnosis. Despite the challenges and obstacles, Kane moved through tough situations and a rollercoaster journey, which included being educated at the Original Boys' Town (now Dunlea Centre) in Sydney, a secondary school for disadvantaged youths. At Boys' Town, he learned essential life skills, practiced discipline and routine and formed his core values.   Kane's journey into the financial world was unconventional. After a series of unfulfilling jobs, he left Sydney to work in a mine in the Northern Territory. During this time, he immersed himself in financial books, upskilling and boosting his knowledge as well as moonlighting as a stock trader, gaining hands-on experience and self-education in financial management. In 2010, seeking to formalize his knowledge, he completed a Diploma of Financial Planning. This led him to leave his high-paying job to pursue a career as a financial adviser.   He quickly gained employment with a successful financial practice, where his innovative approach and client-focused strategies set him apart from the rest. After a desire to continue his progression and really help as many people as he could, he started and founded his own practice, True North Lifestyle in 2015. Through True North Lifestyle, Kane helps people from all walks of life take control of their finances and build their dream lives. His focus on smart money management and creating financial freedom resonates with many clients. His passion to make financial strategies and knowledge as accessible to as many people as possible, in 2023, he founded True North Academy, an education platform aimed at teaching everything from basic budgeting to advanced financial strategies. His goal is to improve financial literacy and empower individuals to win at the money game.   Kane has a deep gratitude for where he's come from and where he is now so as soon as he was able to, he involved himself with giving back, firstly with his old school, the Dunlea Centre (nee Boys Town) as a Foundational Board Member and also with PCYC and Project Youth. Kane's vision and ultimate goal is to build a retreat for disadvantaged youths, offering them a safe place to set clear goals, develop strong values and learn practical life skills.   As a loving fiancé and now Dad, Kane has a deep appreciation for life and continues to learn and grow. He has just authored his own book, "Find Your True North" and shares within this episode many of his reflections on life, his passion for helping youth and his knowledge and experience in finance. Connect With Kane: Personally Instagram - @kane_hansen_the_finance_guy Website - kanehansen.com.au/ BUY HIS BOOK "Find Your True North" - CLICK HERE Professionally Website - truenorthlifestyle.com.au/about-us LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/kanehansen/     Disclaimer: This podcast episode covers sensitive topics such as mental health. While we approach these subjects with care, they may be triggering for some listeners. If you or someone you know needs help, please seek professional assistance. The views expressed are those of the hosts and guests. Listener discretion is advised. The information provided in Share Podcast is for general informational purposes only. We are not experts in the discussed subjects, and our opinions are personal. While we aim for accuracy, we don't guarantee the completeness or reliability of the information. This podcast should not be considered a substitute for professional advice. Always consult qualified experts for specific advice. We are not liable for any decisions made based on the podcast content. The opinions expressed are those of individuals and not representative of any affiliated entities. The content is protected by copyright and unauthorized use is prohibited. If you're experiencing distress or need help, I encourage you to make contact with a number of organisations that are listed below. If it's an emergency, call 000. Lifeline Australia: 13 11 14 Beyond Blue: 1300 224 636 Kids Helpline: 1800 551 800 DV Connect: 1800 811 811 TIACS: 0488 846 988 DV Men's Line: 1800 600 686

Bronte may have missed a PCYC held Blue Light Disco in her youth, but whose to say we can't heal that inner child by hosting one on air this Friday! We also cover off things you've accidentally eaten, the worst driving ICKS, and the things to avoid eating before bed  Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcasts/seafm-gold-coast-breakfastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Mayor Podcast Brought to You Solo This Week as Mark Barnes Is Away and the Mayor Is in Japan.  Easter Monday Media Release.  Successful Federal Grant Application for Comobella Crossing.  Air Force Flying Training around Dubbo during April.  Allegations of Skin Rash from Dubbo Water.  Temporary Water Restrictions in Wellington.  EOI for Dubbo Regional Livestock Markets.  Dubbo and Wellington Sewerage Rehabilitation Underway.  Update on PCYC Sports Hub.  Mayor Currently in Minokamo, Japan, Leading a Delegation of Dubbo Delegates on a Self-Funded Official Visit.  Limerick of the Week. 

On the Semi Pros this week - special guest AJ Ma Chong. AJ joins us for an in depth chat about his recent involvement in the Qld Pacific Island Cultural Carnival and the Asian Rugby League Footy Festival with the Mekong Dragons. AJ will also be a key member for the Oakey Bears in the TRL in 2024. Away from the field AJ has a passion for helping the youth of Oakey. He works with the youth through his role with PCYC. AJ views his 'calling' in life is to help the next generation of Oakey youth to achieve their dreams.

Effie Bateman and Wendall Hussey give you the biggest headline of the day from the Betoota Advocate newsroom. Betoota on Instagram Betoota on TikTok Produced by DM PodcastsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 19 Talking Real Estate with John Gibson is The Master Trainer Johnny Lewis. Johnny Lewis on Real Estate, the early days, some of the journey and of course boxing. Born at Bankstown Hospital in 1944 (although claims to be a Queenslander - more on that to follow as you will hear) a place he adores and hard to extract from, the son of Marge and Alfie Lewis. There have been thousands and thousands of kids walk through the doors of Police Boys Clubs across Australia now known as the PCYC. Johnny Lewis OAM has impacted on so many of these young lives, whether personally or sometimes indirectly, suffice to say, zero doubt has saved many young lives or steered young Australians to a better life path whether via sport or with his simple yet profound, sometimes strong, but always caring words of wisdom. Lewis's headquarters for so many years The Factory Of Champions, the iconic, Newtown Police Boys Club. Many very respected professionals have called Lewis the most connected man in Australian sport! Often referred to as the Godfather of Australian boxing. Lewis was inducted into the Canastota Boxing Hall Of Fame in New York back in 2006 the very same year awarded the Order Of Australia Medal. On the real estate front, it's fair to say interest rate increases are brutal however our industry leader John Gibson has ‘cautious optimism' for buyers and investors but doesn't side step the issue that there could be difficult times for some in the property market, a must listen. Enjoy Talking Real Estate with John Gibson and our special guest the great Johnny Lewis.

We're talking Real Estate with John Gibson Managing Director, Locate Negotiate and our co-host Mark Warren. Our special guest is none other than James Dack, Real Estate superstar, turned technology entrepreneur. What a journey of blood, sweat and tears! The high life was an ocean away from where he grew up, the depressed, hardscrabble streets of Sydney's inner-city suburb of Woolloomooloo, where his family moved in 1973, when Dack was 13. He was the eldest child, five years ahead of Stephen, eight years older than Alison. Losing his beautiful Mum Florence, at just 52, James just at 14, effectively becomes the man of the house. James and Stephen (a superb amateur boxer and distinguished Rugby League player) literally call the Woolloomooloo PCYC home, his attachment and commitment to the PCYC is legendary and ongoing to this day where James remains on the PCYC Board. In the late eighties, Dack started in the real estate industry as co-founding partner of McGrath Real Estate. He reaped a bounty in the glory years of the 1990's and well into the new century. Television bosses Ryan Stokes and David Gyngell, one time Qantas Chief Geoff Dixon and former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull all bought and sold through Dack's earthy Australian pitch. The industry recognised a star and awarded Dack its trophy for being the nation's leading real estate agent several years running. He was the top sales person with McGraths 19 years in a row, yet Dack doesn't like the term sales person!? Dack's work for charity and community is just simply phenomenal and well documented all rooted in his humble upbringings on those streets around Woolloomooloo, where the rich and poorer families were separated by a pitching wedge. James is happily married to Mary Cowin, the daughter of Billionaire Mr Jack Cowin of Hungry Jacks fame, and so we had to ask THE REAL BIG QUESTION, and that is, “BIG MAC or Whopper?!” Enjoy Talking Real Estate with John Gibson.

This weeks guest on Just Havin a Crack in some ways helped change the face of Australian Basketball Brian Kerle.Brian represented Australia at the 1972 Munich Olympics when the ill-fated terrorist attack in the Olympic village took place.Brian was a good tennis player through his early childhood before he went to his local PCYC to shoot some hoops.Brian will be remembered most for his days at the  Brisbane Bullets through the early 1980s. In a rugby league mad town, Brian and the bullets became the hottest ticket. Filling the Brisbane Entertainment Centre to capacity regularly. So much so Senator Ron Macaliffe reached out to try and replicate into rugby league.Now in his 70's Brian is still very much involved in basketball his passion.

新州警察市民青年俱乐部PCYC 志愿者委员会委员Donna Wang说，作为可以向家长和孩子提供帮助的服务机构，PCYC曾经帮助一位问题少年成长为一名优秀的搏击教练。（点击封面图片，收听完整内容）

You might know him as one half of Double-Dan - a showman skilled at entertaining audiences of horse-lovers and ordinary folk alike— he’s also an author, a farrier and a renowned horse trainer and breaker.So how did Dan Steers, a kid from the suburbs of Perth who only discovered horse-riding through the local PCYC, land on the international stage? Here's a hint: plenty of hustle and hard work, more than a few gambles and a pinch of good luck.Host: Caitlyn HewittProducers: Joe Maloney, Caitlyn Hewitt, Jessica HowardSponsored by: Ringers Western.

Jimmy & Nath (minus Jimmy, plus Tubes Taylor) were broadcasting live from Brighton's Best Bakehouse this morning for Hit The Burbs! They were joined by TJ Donaghy from the Bridgewater PCYC See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jay Jay Roca and Mark Warren present RocKD Rnd 14 ‘FROM THE HOOD’ with Garth Wood and dedicated to the PCYC and R U OK supporting mental health awareness.In 2010 Wood became the first winner of The Contender Australia after being offered a lifeline by his mentor ‘The Master Trainer’ Johnny Lewis OAM. Wood wins the series with what he calls, his ‘best display of boxing’ over the very talented and highly touted Kariz Kariuki. BUT THAT’S NOT THE STORY! This is the story of a young man faced with extreme challenges outside the ring at a time when family and friends were deeply concerned as to where Garth Wood was going and fearing the worst. Garth Wood looked in the ‘accountability mirror’, climbed off the canvas and - in doing so - created history in an incredible triumph over adversity. Wood learnt his craft on the streets and took that experience into the only squared ring on planet Earth.Garth Wood is now heading up the Balmain PCYC as head trainer with a smile on the dial and excited at his next opportunity, an opportunity to provide any young kid who might be less fortunate, perhaps off the rails, a chance to learn boxing but more so life skills and a sense of community. Suffice to say Garth is determined to change young lives.Garth Wood is a Souths Junior (he debuted for Souths at seventeen tender years of age), a crossover athlete with sublime athletic ability. His Father Barry Wood, a Newtown legend, his Brother Nathan Wood played with the Balmain Tigers, Sydney Roosters, New Zealand Warriors, Wakefield Trinity and Warrington Wolves. It’s fair to say the Wood family name is synonymous with Rugby League and Boxing and very much fitness industry leaders in Australia.This high paced show covers the big issues including Valentine’s Day and Manscaping. We also chat about George Kambosos Junior's massive test against the stupendously talented Teofimo Lopez, Paul Gallen and Lucas ‘Big Daddy’ Browne has us intrigued and we see Garth produce great theatre and some improv method acting with a look at two of his idols - Johnny Lewis and the Marrickville Mauler….the great Jeffrey Fenech.Strap in for a wild ride this is RocKD!

In this special episode I'm joined by HJJ legend Sam Alderton Johnson. We introduce the exciting, new HJJ initiative known as the Spark Program. The Spark program is here to offer the opportunity of Gracie Jiu Jitsu to less privileged kids from around the Woolloomooloo area. We've created a sponsorship program with an application process to find the right students to provide mat skills, and guidance along the martial arts journey. With so much on offer in our Jits4Kids class, we see this as the next step forward to help our local community and embody the PCYC mission of 'helping young people stay active in life'. Lastly, the Spark Competition is a chance to support this! HJJ students, jump on and have a go, and let's do great things for the kids of Sydney. A special thanks to Sammy for being an integral part of this. We're very grateful to have his passion and enthusiasm being put to work at Higher. Thanks for listening. Higher We Go. Coach John

John and Matty discuss the importance of learning the basics and building your knowledge of jiu jitsu from the ground up. First a big thanks to the students who jump on Zoom and continue the learning. And a spray to those who haven't :) We chat about the history and progression of the Jiu Jitsu Commune into what we now know as Higher Jiu Jitsu. “If a man knows not to which port he sails no wind is favourable — Seneca + "Soon enough new students found us and began to stream onto the PCYC mats. I promised them they could learn jiu jitsu here, and they reciprocated by placing their trust in me as Coach. Class after class they’d show up and I’d teach what I thought were the most relevant techniques. They were picking up the tricks, but it became obvious that these students needed to begin with the basics." + We’re not limited by the curriculum, just liberated. For when you have your bases covered, you can move in different ways. You can venture as deep, as far, and as wide as you like, content in knowing that you’ll always come back to where you began. It’s how you’ll get better not just at doing jiu jitsu, but understanding how it works. This is the focus, and once you start to get it, it’s jiu jitsu that’s at your beck and call. You can do it in your own way, safely, with effectiveness, and for a lifetime. A fun chat, hope you enjoy it! Coach John and Coach Matty

This episode we talk about Tai's speaking engagements at PCYC, His Mc business & my recent reflection that i had on my physical health and the changes i am making.Support the showConnect with Nick:Instagram TikTok YouTube

Chloe Dickson knows first hand the power of the St Kilda Police and Citizen’s Youth Club, a not-for-profit organisation mentoring young people of all ages and backgrounds. As a former resident, Chloe’s world was turned around by the support of the PCYC mentors. Now she’s inspiring the next generation as Operations Manager of the centre, leading programs that are changing lives. Chloe shares her story on this week’s Igniting Change Podcast.

Our guests today are Wayne Carberry, Al Grimwood, and Brendon Sheldon. They traveled up from Moruya to be part of the Mollymook Fight for the Bight paddle out and right after it, we took the opportunity to share what they're doing with the youth from Moruya High.The guys have teamed up with South Coast Police, PCYC and Surfrider Foundation in delivering a surfing program to Moruya High School students first thing in the morning before they've even opened a textbook! This is a brilliant opportunity to mentor our youth, give them experience in surf lifestyle perhaps not normally accessible to them and also allows for positive interaction with police. All with the health benefits of being in the ocean!It's early days and the team's vision is to expand throughout the Eurobodalla, but hey with our support, why not the Shoalhaven too!Please subscribe to the podcast and share it with all your friends! Take a snapshot of your phone screen while listening to the show and post to Instagram with #treadinglightlyincBe a part of the change!!!Treading LightlyFacebook | https://www.facebook.com/TreadingLightlyInc/Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/treading_lightly_inc/

Darcia Ondrovcik is a personal trainer, coach, world athlete, and domestic violence survivor and ambassador. In this episode, she shares her own story, including how she has used fitness to help her break free from domestic and family violence and how she has used this to help others.  If you, or someone you know, needs help, please reach out for help. The following links may be helpful, depending on where you are located. For those outside of these countries, please search online for help (most often you can clear the internet search history if necessary). Australia: White Ribbon Australia www.whiteribbon.org.au 1 800 737 732 USA: The National Domestic Violence Hotline www.thehotline.org 1 800 799 7233 Canada: www.endingviolencecanada.org  Other links from this episode: Beauty In Strength  www.beautyinstrength.com.au RUBY (through the PCYC) www.pcyc.org.au/youth-and-community/personal-and-leadership-development/ruby/ Allison Baden-Clay Foundation www.allisonbadenclayfoundation.org.au  

Small Biz Matters – a half hour program each week where you can work ON your business rather than IN it.with Alexi Boyd from Boyd Office Management ServicesDate: 19 June 2018 We can learn a lot from the experts in small business. Those more experienced; business advisors who are leaders in their fields and in fact community groups who act as a real Hub for everyone; tapping into the resources and local businesses to support those around them from all walks of life. A real bastion of community groups in Australia is the PCYC. Around for decades, they are the experts when it comes to collaboration and creating a hub around you as a business within their community.   How do they connect so well? Take for example Small business: Did you know PCYC Hornsby KuringGai has meeting & boardroom facilities available to small business at a great, reduced rate? And they can cater for functions? Breakfast meetings are a great option too. Thinking of hosting an unusual, collaborative event for the local community? Chances are the PCYC has the facilities you need. Joining us today is David Grant, the Senior Club Manager & Peter Kirkwood from PCYC & Rotary. Topics we’ll be covering: Here are some other great ways in which your local PCYC engages with and supports the community. Engagement with twelve local primary & high schools St Edmunds disability programs In-house sports programs for schools in area Great working relationship with Magpies, Northern Districts Cricket Club for cross referrals Provide sporting, recreational, fitness and cafe facilities for over 7,500 people of which 60% are locals (2077, 2076 and 2074 post codes) Gymnastics NSW Disability Sports programs New programs PCYC Youth & connecting with Rotary Youth club Support local trades people and suppliers by utilising local businesses PCYC employs locally! Through working with Police Community Liaison officers PCYC listens to local businesses relating to issues they may be facing with disaffected youth by tapping into the resources PCYC can provide to these young groups. To find out more go to their website: https://www.pcycnsw.org.au/hornsby-ku-ring-gai/ or call (02) 8998 5400

There is a family in Mundijong with three young children, and two of their children have been diagnosed with MLD “Meta-chromatic Leuko-dystrophy”, an inherited genetic disease with no cure, only treatment to extend life and slow down the disease.  There’s a 1 in 40,000 chance of having the gene, with 1 in 4 chance of passing it to your children. Skwid had a chat with me this morning from Guardians of Innocence Perth and they are hosting a ride this weekend that is going through our Avon region to raise funds for this family in need. Macca’s Review of the Avon Footy Association games and also the Netball as well :) Always good hear how the games faired with Railways ending up coming out with the goods from the big Derby in Northam over the weekend James West lets us in on some great work he is doing with the PCYC and how the holiday activities are going for the kids as well as a quick chat about the upcoming ANZAC Day dawn service being held in Northam Sports with Saratsis- AFL only this morning, lot's  to discuss with our WA sides showing some footy magic over the weekend and a look into the Anzac Day clash and upcoming Western Derby!

This week I'm joined by a mate of mine, Adam Thompson, who is the club manager at PCYC Woolloomooloo. They're a charity close to my heart - I'm the patron - and Adam has done a great job changing some of its practices by applying basic business principles. We talk about how to change charity organisation culture, why people will pay for great quality services, and how to run the business side well enough to not be so dependent on donations. Make sure you tune in.  Join the Facebook Group. Follow Mark Bouris on Instagram, LinkedIn & YouTube. Want to grow your business and stay ahead of the pack? Access Mark Bouris' Masterclasses. Got a question or comment for Mark? Send an email.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Peter Kirkwood has worked tirelessly for 16 years as a volunteer to ensure the local PCYC had a new home. The opening of the PCYC in Waitara on Wednesday 8th November 2017 is a testament to the dedication of a diverse team spearheaded by Peter. This show offers insight into the origins of the PCYC, how Rotary has been a foundational contributor and an inspiration to all volunteers who wonder if small plans will ever make real life bricks and mortar!

The 2016 Champions travelled to the PCYC to face an in form Wollongong Olympic. After a lively start from Albion Park, the home side took the lead through Jack Balmforth before Yuseke Ueda finished off a lovely set play to make it 2-0 to Wollongong Olympic. Here are the post match interviews with the Wollongong Olympic and Albion Park White Eagles coaches, Rob Birkin and Jeff Allport.

Wollongong Olympic played host to Port Kembla on a sunbathed PCYC pitch. After a goal each in the opening ten minutes, Olympic was down a man after Blake Coates saw red. Olympic produced a gritty performance scoring two goals on the counter attack late in the second half to earn the 3 points. These are the thoughts of the two coaches, Rob Birkin of Olympic and Port's Noel Spencer. Note - I made an error in the question regarding Port Kembla's injuries. It was Smith and Lavalle not Lowcock and Lavalle.

Professor Steven Le Gouill (University Hospital of Nantes, Nantes, France) and Professor Simon Rule (Derriford Hospital, Plymouth, UK) take a look at some of the key data coming out of EHA 2016 and the impact this could have on clinical practice. Following on from the RAY data presented at ASH in 2015, new data presented at EHA 2016 showed a pooled analysis from three ibrutinib studies (PCYC-1104, MCL2001 [SPARK] and MCL3001 [RAY]), which aimed to assess the impact of baseline factors on OS in patients with relapsed/refractory MCL. The study showed that traditionally poor prognostic factors e.g. blastoid histology, adversely impacted on OS and PFS, where patients with worse disease had a reduced response to ibrutinib compared to patients with a better prognosis, albeit with response rates being higher than those seen with other treatments. Additionally, this study demonstrated that in younger patients with fewer prior lines of therapy and a better prognosis, OS is significantly longer in ibrutinib-treated patients. With a higher CR and OS for patients taking ibrutinib first line compared to >1 prior line of therapy, this study provides compelling evidence for the use of ibrutinib as a first line treatment. On the topic of first line treatment, they also discussed the new ENRICH trial, which is still recruiting and will look at ibrutinib and rituximab verses ibrutinib and chemotherapy in MCL patients aged 60 years or older who haven’t received treatment.