Podcast appearances and mentions of peter sutton

A Coastal Hazard Advice is in place for parts of Perth metro and the South West for tomorrow - with gale force winds and large seas expected.  Yesterday it was announced ferry services to d from Rottnest Island would shut down, with people told they would be unable to stay in accommodation. Chief Superintendent Metro at DFES, Peter Sutton joined Oly Peterson on Perth Live.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sanctuary First minister Ruth Kennedy and guest host Peter Sutton continue learning about the Edinburgh Festival of Sacred Arts from episode one. Today they explore Scottish religious poetry with Alison Jack - co-editor of ‘Scottish Religious Poetry' - and Gordon Graham, director of the Edinburgh Festival of the Sacred Arts. Learn more on their website. Listen to the Faith at the Fringe podcasts here on Sanctuary First, our App and you can also find us on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube.

For our first episode of Faith at the Fringe 2024, Sanctuary First minister Ruth Kennedy and guest host Peter Sutton talk with Calum Robertson about the Edinburgh Festival of Sacred Arts, and their new Young Composers competition. Learn more on their website Listen to the Faith at the Fringe podcasts here on Sanctuary First, our App and you can also find us on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube.

Die burgemeester van Tshwane, Cilliers Brink, het Jacqui Uys as die nuwe burgemeesterskomiteelid vir finansies aangestel. Uys volg Peter Sutton op, wat volgende maand terugkeer na die private sektor. Brink prys Sutton vir die toewyding om die stad se finansies te stabiliseer, insluitende die daarstelling van ‘n nuwe bestuurspan en die aanstelling van finansiële hoof, Gareth Mnisi. Brink beklemtoon Uys se ryke ervaring as lid van die Artikel 79-Oorsigkomitee oor Finansies sedert 2016.

In 2016, Peter Sutton left a successful career in international finance to create Woodpecker Learning – a language learning app with a unique methodology, informed by his own experience learning Chinese. Guest host Aspen Beilharz talks to Peter about a life of travel and innovative learning design.

Chairperson of Independent Municipal and Allied Trade Union's Tshwane region, Melita Baloyi. Meanwhile, Tshwane Executive Mayor, Cilliers Brink says he stands ready to welcome COSATU marchers and is committed at taking tough decisions to save the City of Tshwane from total collapse. For more on this Sakina Kamwendo spoke to the Finance MMC in Tshwane, Peter Sutton.

Welcome to Faith at the Fringe a Sanctuary First podcast series. What a month of we have had with the 2023 series of Faith at the Fringe podcasts! We have talked to singers, song writers, artists, performers, comedians and playwrights over 11 episodes. Albert Bogle and Peter Sutton look back on some of the interesting conversations we have had this year as part of the Fringe Festival. You can find all our past episodes our the Faith at the Fringe podcasts for 2023 and 2022 in the Podcast section of both our App and website.

Die Stad Tshwane sê hy gaan nie enige vorm van onwettige staking duld nie, veral nie as dit dienslewering belemmer nie. Dit volg nadat 'n groep werkers van die stad Maandag met 'n onbeskermde staking in Streek Vier in Centurion begin het. Dit het gelei tot onderbrekings in dienslewering en die sluiting van die munisipale kantore in Centurion. Peter Sutton sê die beginsel van geen werk geen betaling sal toegepas word:

Chair: Kim Mahood Dean Ashenden's book Telling Tennant's Story: The Strange Career of the Great Australian Silence combines memoir, history and journalism and has been awarded the inaugural Australian Political Book of the Year. Ashenden is joined by Peter Sutton for a conversation about “the sorry story of White Australia's repeated assaults – and clumsy interventions – on Indigenous Australia since the arrival of the First Fleet". Event details: Sun 05 Mar, 2:30pm on the West Stage

  Clement speaks to the MMC of Finance in the City of Tshwane, Peter Sutton and Jaco Holtzhausen, the MMC for Finance in Mogale City about the state of finances in these municipalities.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Terra Nullius. A No Man's Land. Met with European notions of civilisation, Indigenous Australia was brutally overlooked. But the worlds oldest living culture survives. Indigenous approaches to architecture are gaining ground. Indigenous voices are demanding respect and self-determination. 2023 will likely reveal how far we've come…Paul Memmott is an anthropologist and architect. For 5 decades he has been Director of the Aboriginal Environments Research Centre. His work has focussed on a range of topics including institutional architecture, indigenous housing, crowding, governance, well-being, homelessness, family violence and social planning. He has is referenced by many scholars, including in Dark Emuby Bruce Pascoe, and in the rebuttal to Dark Emu: Farmers or Hunter-gatherers? by Peter Sutton and Keryn Walshe. He is the author of 11 books, including the magisterial Gunyah Goodie and Wurley: the Aboriginal Architecture of Australia. Peter Stutchbury is an acclaimed and award-winning architect known for his innovative approach to sustainability and design. He has a deep appreciation for the Australian landscape, having spent his formative years in the desert country of western NSW. He was winner of the International 'Living Steel' competition for extreme climate housing in Cherepovets, Russia, held the Catedra Luis Barragán in Mexico and has been a tutor on McKay-Lyons Ghost Studio in Canada.

Episode 12: Buried in the Sand: Digging deep into Gudjal language and culture William Santo is a Gudjal elder, author and musician. Opening with William's song, ‘Buried in the Sand', this episode discusses William's long-term aspiration to uncover Gudjal language resources held in archives and utilise them to rediscover Gudjal history and culture and revitalise the Gudjal language. He is joined by colleagues in this project: linguist Peter Sutton, music researcher Myfany Turpin and linguistic student Alex Anderson. Included in the episode are excerpts from recordings made by Peter in the 1970's with Gudjal elders and excerpts of the language learning podcast created by William and Alex. The Sutton recordings are made available courtesy of AIATSIS, Sutton Collection, item 1913A. AIATSIS has the largest recording of Indigenous Australian ethnographic recordings. You can search their catalogue here: https://iats.ent.sirsidynix.net.au/client/en_AU/external

Peter Sutton – lid van die burgermeesterskomitee vir finansies

Peter Sutton – lid van die burgermeesterskomitee vir finansies & Morne Eloff – raadslid, Copper Leaf

Current Affairs – Right of Reply: MMC of Finance for Tshwane Municipality, Peter Sutton, responds to allegations made by Action SA and EFF yesterday on the R26 billion tender to revamp Tshwane's power stations. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The City of Tshwane says it has consistently been engaging power utility Eskom over its outstanding electricity debt. This, after Eskom athe nnounced that it is considering disconnecting electricity supply to the City in an effort to secure the payment of up to one point six billion rand. Eskom says the City of Tshwane is in breach of the the Electricity Supply Agreement which was due on 17th of this month. The power utility says the City has only paid 68 million rand to date, which has done little to dent the massive outstanding balance on its electricity account. Elvis Presslin spoke to the City of Tshwane Finance MMC, Peter Sutton

DFES acting Chief Superintendent of the Metro area Peter Sutton said 19 SES units were currently responding to requests for assistance across the state. "We recommend people don't go boating, and if you don't need to drive during these stormy conditions, it'd be best to avoid it," he said. Western Power acting executive for Asset Operations Zane Christmas told Breakfast people should report any power hazards to the utility. "Our crews are prioritising those hazards and where they can restore power but given the weather conditions, we do think it will take most of today to restore," he said.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Rev Peter Sutton's first chat with Alan Cosh on Rise & Shine - we hear about his background and contribution to the Church and the Architecture of St Peters and St Paul's in Hawkley, near Liss. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sit back and listen to Jayne and Paula tell you about tales of women who decided they'd had enough of certain pesky family members they wanted out of their lives for good and decided to do something about it with the odourless and tasteless poison Thallium. Maybe grab your favourite mug and brew up a cup of Bonox to enjoy with the pod. Probably best to make it yourself, mind. Of course there's also what else they're reading, what's new and hot, and what's all the fuss lately about Dark Emu, which was featured on the pod in episode 15. This month's ep was recorded in Adelaide on 30 June 2021 and if the ladies sound a little off this month, stay tuned to the end of the podcast for an explanation. Books they mention: The Husband Poisoner by Tanya Bretherton The Suitcase Baby by Tanya Bretherton The Suicide Bride by Tanya Bretherton The Killing Streets by Tanya Bretherton A Lonely Girl is a Dangerous Thing by Jessie Tu Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro The Rain Heron by Robbie Arnott The Kingdoms by Natasha Pulley The Air Ways by Jennifer Mills Dissolve by Nikki Gemmell The Last Guests by J. P. Pomare Small Joys for Real Life by Allee Richards Billy Summers by Stephen King Dark Emu by Bruce Pascoe Farmers or Hunter-Gatherers? The Dark Emu Debate by Peter Sutton and Kerryn Walshe Shows they mention: EXPOSED: The Ghost Train Fire (ABC iView) Our book for August is After Story by Larissa Behrendt. Happy reading!

Stuart Rintoul's June 12 cover story 'Debunking Dark Emu' argues Bruce Pascoe's best selling book, Dark Emu, devalues pre-colonial Aboriginal peoples by suggesting they were farmers, irrigators and builders when there is no substantial evidence to prove this.  Rintoul interviews veteran anthropologist Peter Sutton and archaeologist Keryn Walsche, whose new book, Farmers or Hunter-Gatherers: The Dark Emu Debate, insists that mainland Aborigines had no interest in tilling the soil, instead valuing their spiritual relationship with the land and respectfully continuing what had gone before. Moderated by Good Weekend deputy editor Greg Callaghan, Stuart and Peter acknowledge that Dark Emu has revived interest in Indigenous culture and history, but believe it has become a propagator of misleading information, reinforcing a Eurocentric view of civilisation, with agriculture and technology at the top and hunter-gatherer societies at the bottom.  Read the full story: https://www.smh.com.au/national/debunking-dark-emu-did-the-publishing-phenomenon-get-it-wrong-20210507-p57pyl.html Become a subscriber: our supporters power our newsrooms and are critical for the sustainability of news coverage. Becoming a subscriber also gets you exclusive behind-the-scenes content and invitations to special events. Click on the links to subscribe https://subscribe.theage.com.au/ or https://subscribe.smh.com.au/ Please take the time to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. We love to hear your thoughts and it makes it easier for the rest of the podcast world to find us. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Thommen is the founder and CEO of Ocean Marketing, Inc, one of the most highly respected marketing agencies in the boating and maritime industry.  Growing up in Norwalk, Connecticut, John started boating at a young age with his grandfather. He worked in boat yards as a kid and gained a real passion for being on the water.  John cut his teeth as a salesman working for Motorola, and went through the prestigious Xerox sales training school. He got his start in the Marine industry after attending a talk by Peter Sutton, who sailed around the world on the Yankee. Peter was a marine manufacturer's representative, and he introduced John to the industry.  Today, John runs one of the most highly sought after manufacturer's representation agencies in the industry, and he is responsible for bringing many of the boating products you probably know and love to store shelves.  John has an encyclopedic knowledge of boating and boating safety. In this conversation, we get into John's advice for new boaters, his insights on the industry, and where he sees the industry going.  To learn more about John and his company, Ocean Marketing, head over to http://www.oceanmark.com.

Tuesday Breakfast 23 July 20197.00am Acknowledgement of Country7:30 am Azra from IRL Info Shop discusses the Soli(darity) Brunch for Sisters Inside campaign7.45am We play a snippet of Alison Whittaker's The F Word Address 8.00am Gemma from Save Footscray  Park shares tips for saving Footscray park + rally details8:10am  Peter Sutton from OHS Reps shares the latest in OHS news8.30am EndSongssong: Tempoartist: Lizzo feat. Missy Elliotsong: Queen with Colourartist: P-UniQuesong: Black and Deadlyartist: The Last Kinection Black & Deadlysong: Big Yellow Taxiartist: Counting Crows feat. Vanessa Carltonsong: Miss Shineyartist: Kaiitsong: Kutjeri Ladyartist: Ruby Hunter song: Aboriginal Landartist: Nadeena Dixonsong: Work Thatartist : Yung Warriors (formerly known as D-Boy and Tjimba)

Clare Balding is taking a poem for a walk on today’s Ramblings. Joining her is Jean Atkin, the newly appointed Troubadour of the Malvern Hills. Jean takes Clare, stanza by stanza, to each of the locations featured in one of her poems. Joining them is Peter Sutton who has translated into modern English the famous mediaeval poem ‘Piers Plowman’ which starts with the poet asleep on the Malvern Hills. Also walking is David Armitage who works for the Malvern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; he discusses the similarities he sees between the Malverns and some African landscapes, and shows Clare a field packed with the most extraordinary amount of ant hills. The Troubadour of the Hills is a project devised by the Ledbury Poetry Festival and the Malvern Hills AONB. If you're reading this on the Radio 4 website, please scroll down for some photos from the walk and some related links which you can follow to find out more.

Intussen sê Peter Sutton van die Tswane Metro dat hulle reeds begin het met projekte om die Hennops rivier in die Tswane Metro skoon te maak.

10/06/18 - The 7 // Books we read less - Titus // Rev.Joseph Snelling & Peter Sutton by St Swithin's Lincoln