Podcasts about queen's birthday

The Queen's official birthday approaches as well as Raymond and Patricias' tenth anniversary. Fowler, not entirely surprisingly, forgets about the anniversary and creates a lot of tension in their relationship.

This week on the show, the team are joined by Matt Brown our man in Sweden. Tomorrow is the Swedish Cup in Norrtalje where three clubs from Malmo, Stockholm and Norrtalje compete for the title. And remembering Queens Birthday battles of the past, Shane Morwood joins the show. It's been 40 years since he played in a win in 1983 and 30 years since he kicked 6 in a 50 point loss where Jaka kicked 9!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I would like to introduce you to a very close friend and a truly amazing person. He typifies everything these “I decided” podcasts are about.   Alan Clements started his working life as an Electrical Fitter Mechanic in Townsville.  He then joined the Air Force in 1985 as a trainee pilot. He subsequently served in the Royal Australian Air Force for over 35 years reaching the rank of Air Vice-Marshal. After his initial training in 1985 and tours as a transport pilot and basic flying instructor, he went on to several tours as a F/A-18 pilot/instructor and Squadron executive. His operational commands included 77 F/A-18 Fighter Squadron and “Number 78 Wing” responsible for lead-in fighter training and fast jet ground crew training.  Throughout his career, he undertook multiple roles in future capability/requirements development, Chief of Staff of Air Combat Group, Director of Defence Aviation and Air Force Safety.  His senior command appointment's included: Director General of the Force Structure Review Commandant Australian Defence Force Academy Defence Attaché to the United States of America, and  Deputy Commander of the COVID Task Force. Leaving full-time service Air Force in 2020 Alan started a company HARD Consultants aimed at providing national security and strategic advice to various companies, institutions and universities.  He subsequently joined L3Harris in May 2021 and took over as Managing Director L3Harris Technologies Australia in July 2021. Alan was awarded a Conspicuous Service Cross in the 2016 Queens Birthday honours list for his leadership at the Australian Defence Force Academy and was made a Member of the Order of Australia in the 2021 Queens Birthday honours. He remains a member of the Air Force Reserves and is actively involved in flying vintage warbirds and competition aerobatics. He is married to Helene and they have two beautiful daughters. We had a very insightful and enjoyable conversation, I hope you enjoy!  

Welcome to the second episode of The SA Scene, hosted by Bevan Jones, going inside the South Australian tennis community each month. In this edition Bevan catches up with Ashwin Vijayaragavan whose playing and coaching journey has led him to South Australia, Pauline Fielden from the East Torrens Kensington Gardens Tennis Club who was awarded a Medal of the Order of Australian in the recent Queens Birthday honours and legendary coach Peter Smith chats about his great tennis journey, most known for laying the foundations to Lleyton Hewitt's amazing career.

This month we hear from Tim Robertson on his WOC races and dive deeper into some of the GPS tracking. We look at a lot of maps including Queens Birthday, EYOC and 5 Days of Italy.

This week, Tim is lucky enough to appear as a guest with fellow podcasters and all-round good blokes, Quinn and Marcus from the Pressure Point Podcast during their 100th episode celebration. We chat all things Dees including the Queens Birthday clash, what to look forward to after the bye plus Tim get's put through the world famous Pressure Cooker to finish things off. Make sure you check out Pressure Point's fantastic work over at their podcast, chatting all things footy. YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCtDIDS83HOkOUHpbVuNWckw Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/37Duqw3ynmEFLaRAknmtPG?si=7b0b9989d8144c99

Queens Birthday honours for a number of rural environmental campaigners

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Sam Hargreaves and Michael Barlow discuss the round so far.

People from all walks of life are being recognised in this year's Queens Birthday honours list. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ash Barty, Shane Warne and Professor Mary-Louise McLaws are among those to receive special recognition this Queens Birthday.

Ash Barty, Shane Warne and Professor Mary-Louise McLaws are among those to receive special recognition this Queens Birthday.

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://innerwealth.com/2022/06/11/queens-birthday-thoughts/

Today on the pre-panel Wallace and panellists Lavina Good and Sam Johnson talk to shearing legend John Kirkpatrick who was made an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit in the Queens Birthday honours at the weekend.

Collingwood is flying, after three wins in a row, and one of their stars takes us inside preparations for a Queens Birthday clash with Melbourne.

Invercargill music enthusiast Neil McDermott is to receive the Queen's Service Medal for services to music promotion and the community in this year's Queen's Birthday Honours.

One person died on the roads over the long weekend, following a crash on the Waikato Expressway on Saturday morning. The toll is lower than in previous years, with three deaths over Queens Birthday in 2021 and six in 2020. There was a second death in Canterbury, but the car was 'off road' so is not included in the official toll. National Road Policing Centre director Steve Greally spoke to Susie Ferguson.

Pasifika community leaders awarded Queens Birthday honours.

French court upholds disputed New Caledonia referendum outcome;Pasifika community leaders awarded Queens Birthday honours; And we hear about how Pacific myths and legends are being used to help combat violence against women and girls.

New Zealand's first female High Court judge and a man who worked tirelessly for the betterment of Māori have received the highest honours in this year's Queens Birthday and Platinum Jubilee Honours list. Dame Silvia Cartwright and Sir Tipene O'Regan have both been recognised. Dame Silvia was New Zealand's first female High Court judge and has been recognised for contributions across fields including women's health and justice. She also served as the country's 18th Governor-General Dame Silvia told Tim Dower she was drawn to law as there were very few interesting careers for women while she was a student. “In my school, it was teaching, nursing or medicine because I was at Otago and I wasn't able or interested to do any of those.” LISTEN ABOVE 

Hope you enjoyed your long Queens Birthday weekend! Roll on Matariki... 

Kevin Milne was entranced by the pageantry in London for the Queens Birthday and chats to Jack Tame about it.LISTEN ABOVE

An award winning author young adult books are not given the prominence they deserve by publishers and reviewers, and the next generation of readers is suffering the consequences. Tessa Duder is the author of dozens of books for children and young adults. She won the 2020 Prime Minister's Award Fiction, has twice been honoured in the Queens Birthday list and is past president of the NZ Society of Authors. Tessa Duder says Young Adult books are often dismissed by publishers who think that teens are more interested in their phones than books. But she says YA books are needed more than ever, to help foster the next generation of adult readers.

Maggie Payne and Gareth discuss another bumper week in country racing and we will turn out attention to Swan Hill over the Queens Birthday long weekend

In the 1968 episode , we have recruiting zones to discuss! Bob Skilton gets better….(if that was even possible). Actually it's a season for individual feats of excellence!!!! Richmond and Hawthorn play out a remarkable game on the Queens Birthday. The Demons and Bombers start new eras under new coaches… with mixed results. And a saints recruit finds himself in hot water!   The Kick to Kick Podcast aims to go through each year of the VFL/AFL season and bring out the stories, highlights, winners, and losers of days gone by.  If you enjoy our podcast please give us a rating or leave a comment. Also, please refer us to friends and let other people know about what we do! We use a range of resources when working on our show, to see a list of this constantly growing list click on the following link https://www.kicktokickpodcast.com/resources

The Hawks said goodbye to Jon Ceglar on Wednesday but welcomed in Max Lynch from Collingwood to replace him in the ruck stocks. He played 2 games this year for the Pies in the absence of Brodie Grundy that included Queens Birthday vs. Melbourne, holding his own against big Max Gawn!

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Continuing on with our month-long celebration of Aussie artisans, here i get to speak with the wonderful Kris Lloyd AM, one of the true greats of Australian Cheese. After waking up one day and deciding to have a go at this whole ‘making cheese business', Kris's impact cannot be underestimated. Handcrafting cheese in the picturesque Adelaide Hills, with a variety of milks from local dairies, this is all about making cheese that is uniquely Australian and down right delicious. Numerous cheese awards aside, Kris herself was recognised last year in the Queens Birthday honours for her dedication to not just industry itself, but to education, communication and to tourism. We are so lucky to have this chance to sit down with her to and talk us through how it all started. How she balances the creative and the business side of things (always precarious). The importance of surrounding yourself with good people … and … the exciting and hardworking world of Australian cheese. This is a great one for all you budding artisan makers as it is a story of creativity, innovation and resilience. Let's get into it.

Larry Perkins AM discusses his recent Queens Birthday honour, Why he isn't following Supercars anymore, and some of the passions that he is now following.

Larry Perkins AM discusses his recent Queens Birthday honour, Why he isn't following Supercars anymore, and some of the passions that he is now following.

SBS Jewish Community update: 38 Jewish recipients recognized in Queens Birthday Honours, Shane Desiatnik Senior journalist at the AJN

Nata in Australia da genitori friulani, la ricercatrice ha ottenuto una prestigiosa onorificenza per gli studi nel campo dell'osteoartrite.

Daz and Dazz take time out over the Queens Birthday long weekend to look back on what they enjoyed from the first round of the NBA playoffs as well as looking at the second round so far including Daz's beloved Milwaukee Bucks against everyone favourite villain - the Brooklyn Nets

What have you had spilt on you in a restaurant? What food can you NEVER eat again and why? Phones in the toilet, what are your thoughts? We chat to Ricky Stuart after his Queens Birthday honour! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this Episode of the Wing It Podcast hosts Cam and Matt dive into the week that was in the AFL, Demon's are overcome by a hungry Collingwood team in Nathan Buckley's last game, the first draw of the season, a thriller between the two underperforming premiership contenders in the Tiges and Eagles, also, will the Cats take out the elusive flag? and much more! Stay tuned every week for entertaining episodes full of hot takes and bias views on the entire AFL world. Follow us on all platforms @wingitpodcast

Clancy Overell and Errol Parker and Wendell Hussey kick off another day in news, live from the Desert Rock FM studio

3AW Drive presenter Tom Elliott said media identity and former chief of staff to Tony Abbott, Peta Credlin didn't deserve a Queen Birthday award because she was her doing her job.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What have you had spilt on you in a restaurant? What food can you NEVER eat again and why? Phones in the toilet, what are your thoughts? We chat to Ricky Stuart after his Queens Birthday honour!

Christine Nixon headed Victoria Police from 2001 to 2009 during some of the organisations most turbulent years. She's been made an Officer of the Order of Australia for services to law enforcement, women in policing and tertiary education

What a great round of footy for the Queens Birthday long weekend... and what a big weekend for a lot of Fantasy Classic teams as the so called 'easiest' of the bye rounds are behind us. Now it's time to use our four trades to scramble towards our best 18 for the last time this year.Episode guide2:00 - Calvin has finally cracked the top 2000.4:30 - Tom Highmore racked up a very high score.8:45 - Warnie made a big error getting Zac Smith in his team...12:00 - Last week it looked like Sean Darcy was going to miss, he ended up scoring 132.13:40 - Ned Reeves' ankle injury and subsequent late omission caused some havoc on Friday night.17:20 - Magoos news from the WAFL, SANFL and VFL.19:00 - The kids really stepped up this weekend.22:00 - Despite coming off the bye, Lachie Neale is a wait according to Roy.25:10 - Can you pay $879k for Darcy Parish?30:05 - Nick Haynes took 14 marks on the weekend and is a value pick at under $500k.34:45 - With DEF/FWD status, Aaron Hall is a must-have.37:40 - Consider Dan Houston as a cheap player down back.41:00 - Questions from social media - follow @AFLFantasy on Twitter and like the Official AFL Fantasy facebook page.46:00 - What ranking should you be at to be in contention for a top 100 hat?49:45 - Are there any rookies to downgrade to?

Ian Doyle and Libby Creek are amongst South Australians in ag that have been recognised in Queens Birthday honours There's a new national record price for a working dog A new online course has been launched which aims to build farmers skills to face everyday challenges.

Former rugby league and rugby union player Ruan Sims has received the Medal of the Order of Australia for her service to women's rugby league. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mr Lister joined Scott Emerson to say he was humbled and surprised. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr Selvanayagam Selvendra received Order of Australia Honours award on Queen's Birthday for service to multicultural organisations, and to medicine. Renuka brings the story. - மருத்துவம் மற்றும் பல்கலாச்சார அமைப்புகளுக்கு ஆற்றிய சேவைகளுக்காக ஆஸ்திரேலிய அரசு வழங்கும் Order of Australia Honours விருது பெறும் Dr செல்வேந்திரா செல்வநாயகம் அவர்களுடனான நேர்காணல். நிகழ்ச்சித் தயாரிப்பு றேனுகா.

At least 14 Greek-Australians are included in this year's Queen's Birthday Honours list. - Τουλάχιστον 14 ομογενείς βραβεύονται σήμερα από την αυστραλιανή πολιτεία στο πλαίσιο των διακρίσεων που απονέμονται σε πολίτες με την ευκαιρία των γενεθλίων της Βασίλισσας Ελισάβετ.

Also today climate change and the Covid pandemic top of the agenda at the G7 summit. Emergency payments announced for the thousands of residents impacted by last weeks wild storms. And one of the biggest names in the NRL calls it quits over concussion fears.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to your Queens Birthday edition of The Briefing.   Top 5 Briefing Episodes … as downloaded by you   While many of you are enjoying a long weekend Tom Tilley and Jan Fran bring you this special episode, revealing the top 5 episodes as downloaded by you.   The Briefing started at the height of the Covid-19 lockdown, and more recently the focus has been on the race riots and protests in America and around the world! An incredible time in world history to start a daily news podcast.   In todays Briefing we also ask: When is the Queens actual birthday? Why did Jan Fran stop science in Year 10?  How to win an argument online? and Does Tom Tilley believe peoples minds can be changed? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Queens Birthday weekend but with no footy, did Her Majesty even celebrate?

Want to know what will make me a better property investor in this difficult market? I expect that the property market is going to pick up. And I expect that the Melbourne and Sydney property markets will go gangbusters. I have no idea when this will happen. Now just to make things clear…those aren't contradictory statements. The first is an expectation, the other is the rejection of a forecast. And if you want to be a successful property investor, you're going to have to understand this important difference. It's one thing to look at history and see that the property market cycles with some frequency and then form a baseline of what to expect in the future with this knowledge. However, it's quite another thing to predict the precise timing of the turning points in the property cycle. And it's another thing entirely to devise a strategy that reacts to those predictions. Property analysis isn't black and white, yet some people believe they can predict markets and they tell you about (or sell you into) the next property “hot spot.” There's an important grey area, which is expecting certain events to occur without having an opinion on exactly when, where, why, or how. I've been investing for over 40 years now and in that time there have been 8 significant property cycles. I can use this as a very rough rule of thumb for the future, based on the idea that we've got even more positive fundamentals to drive our property markets than past generations had. While there are many sound fundamentals underpinning the long-term prosperity of our property markets, two of the big ones that give me comfort are our significant population growth and the wealth of our nation. This reassures me that my long term plans are sound and based on what has always worked – rather than trying to pick what is right for the current market. Now I have an expectation: If I plan on investing for the next 30 years, I should count on things getting ugly at least six times. Maybe it'll be a little more, maybe less. But I have an expectation, a rough idea of how the game works. Yet it's not a forecast. A forecast is, “The property market will turn in the second half of 2019” or “Australia will have a recession in the first half of 2021.” That's precision, with a disregard for both the history of people making such forecasts and the events that cause these turning points which, a lot of the time, is something that can't be foreseen. The important difference between an expectation and a forecast is the impact it has on my behaviour. If I expect property booms and property downturns, I won't be surprised when they come. I know they're a normal part of the game. But since I'm not sure when they will come, I won't attempt to do much about it. Attempting to do something about it – trading, timing, buying and selling – is the root of most investors' mistakes. A forecast suggests that you know when something will happen, which is permission to act on it. There's little reason for a forecast other than acting on it. But unfortunately this creates two problems: The false hope of knowing exactly when the property market will turn. Even the experts keep getting their forecasts wrong. The high-probability of regret from trading around these forecasts.  Just see the results all the hot spotters have achieved, or the lost opportunity for those who tried to time the market. In other words… Expectations rather than forecasts make me a better property investor. What does the Federal Election mean for our beleaguered housing markets?  So finally we have the federal election campaign underway – what does this mean for our beleaguered housing markets? Home values across Australia's largest capital cities have been falling since they peaked in late 2017. In fact, it looks like this will be the biggest and longest national decline in home values for almost 40 years (or since records began in 1980). Consumers have lost confidence, first buyers went on strike now sellers are holding back unless they really have to sell And while the property markets have started 2019 with a positive note, with more interest from buyers, auction clearance rates rising, the banks chasing more business another hurdle has been put in our way. A federal election and elections create uncertainty and when there's uncertainty buyers put their hands in their pockets. Dr. Andrew Wilson and I discuss the likely implications of the election campaign. Election date is Saturday 18 May This will clearly disrupt a recovering market with agents avoiding auction sales campaigns in the next month At the same time the late Easter and holiday period will see a closing down of the property market at least till the end of April This means the current record decline in seller activity will be amplified over next month Buyers will also be wary given until they know who will win the election The election campaign will end close to the winter market shutdown that commences after Queens Birthday long weekend (June 10) The election will act to distract the property market Buyers and sellers wary of election outcome – so will be sidelined The election result is likely to be closer than previously thought based on latest polls. And the market hates uncertainty The significant Labor Tax policy will be the focus of scare campaign exacerbating all the above Watch the video of our discussion here: What does the Federal Election mean for our beleaguered housing markets? | Property Insiders Video