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In a first of its kind gathering in the Rouse Hill region, many churches gathered to worship Jesus and minister healing. Tim & Debbie Ferris lead the teaching a ministry time from Isaiah 53, where we see that our healing was purchased for us at the cross. As we follow Jesus' way of ministering healing we find that breakthrough becomes a normal expression of the compassion of Jesus. We heard a number of testimonies of Jesus healing people, and then as ministry time unfolded, more healings happened in the room.

Ever feel like your practice is running you instead of the other way around? You're not alone! In this episode, Sarah Hodge sits down with Belinda Parsons, a vet and practice owner from Rouse Hill, Sydney, who went from working 50+ hours a week and feeling overwhelmed to cutting her clinical hours in half, growing by $150K-$200K in revenue, and finally having the time freedom she craved. Belinda shares how she navigated starting her practice during COVID, why she originally thought she needed marketing help but discovered so much more, and the exact changes she made to transform her business, team, and life. What You'll Learn in This Episode: ✅ How Belinda cut her clinical hours from 40+ to just 12-14 hours a week ✅ The biggest mistake she made when growing her practice (and how she fixed it) ✅ Why marketing wasn't her biggest issue—and what really needed to change ✅ The power of retention systems (and how one change saved her over $100K) ✅ How to lead a team effectively without micromanaging ✅ The mindset shifts that helped her take control of her business Whether you're feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure of your next steps, this episode will give you the clarity, confidence, and strategy to grow your practice and take back your time. P.S. If you want to learn more on how to scale your healthcare practice, chat with one of our expert coaches at https://practiceacceleration.com/application and see how we can help you!  Thanks so much for joining us this week. We hope you love it! Have some feedback you'd like to share? Leave us a review on iTunes! If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave an honest review for The Practice Acceleration Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are super helpful and greatly appreciated as it helps us expose this show to a wider audience- plus, we read each one of them! If you're looking for ways to grow your healthcare practice even faster, join our free Facebook group Scale Your Practice.

The latest lending data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics finds that loans to investors in New South Wales in April represented a 44% increase on the same time last year. That's a major jump in buyer demand, but it does not surprise the team at Hotspotting, particularly after the analysis we have done on market trends for the Winter edition of The Price Predictor. Our research shows there is heightened buyer activity in selected locations, both in Sydney and in Regional NSW. The Price Predictor Index finds that some of the nation's regional areas are the leading markets in the nation, including the Wollongong/Shoalhaven region in NSW. In the Winter edition of the PPI, we have nominated the Shoalhaven LGA as the strongest market among the nation's municipalities, while the City of Wollongong also makes our National Top 10. The Price Predictor Index for several years has charted the trend we call The Exodus to Affordable Lifestyle and our latest analysis suggests the demographic drift from the biggest capital cities is still pumping strongly. In some cases, the NSW regional markets of note are what we call “second-wind markets” -locations across Australia which were at the peak of their up-cycles in 2021 and then subsided in 2022 and 2023 – but are now showing signs of embarking on the next up-cycle, with improved activity late in 2023 and early in 2024. A prime example is Byron Bay which previously had a boom which, in reality, overshot true value – with property values doubling in two years. The median house price peaked at $3.5 million in mid-2022, but dropped markedly since to as low as $2.4 million. Now we see evidence in the sales data of a pickup in activity and also the first signs of prices recovering. The strong Albury-Wodonga regional city at the NSW-Victoria border was a boom market until mid-2022 – and now, after a flat period, is showing early signs of revival. The suburb of Albury is one of our National Top 50 Supercharged Suburbs in the Winter edition of The Price Predictor Index. Other standout locations include Newcastle and nearby areas such as Lake Macquarie and Port Stephens. Mid-coast centres like Forster and Taree are also travelling well. In Sydney, the top end is undoubtedly leading the Sydney market while the cheaper areas are struggling to maintain their previously high sales levels. Locations where houses sell for multiple millions of dollars are the strongest clusters for buyer activity, in a Greater Sydney market where sales levels have moderated a little but continue to be solid. Our analysis reveals three stand-out clusters of suburbs where sales activity is most vibrant, all of them at the upper end of the market – the municipalities of Woollahra, Waverley and Bayside. Within these LGAs, suburbs classified as rising markets include Bondi, Darling Point and Paddington. Inner-city areas which have been boosted by strong demand for apartments in the past year or so – Sydney City and the Inner West LGA - continue to generate good buyer demand. Rising suburbs in the City of Sydney include Surry Hills and Woolloomooloo, while Chippendale stands out for its consistency of performance. At the opposite end of the market spectrum, outer ring areas including the municipalities of Blacktown, Hills Shire and Penrith have lost momentum and have significant numbers of suburbs classified as declining markets. This is part of a notable trend nationwide which finds that new development areas are among the struggling markets with sales activity falling. The problems within the housing construction sector are well-documented, with building companies going broke amid rapidly rising costs and shortages of tradespeople and materials. We note that sales levels in the City of Blacktown, which has been a star performer in Sydney in recent years, have faded notably. It's noteworthy that many of the declining suburbs have median house prices well above $1 million and no longer provide relative affordability, including Rouse Hill, The Ponds and Schofields. In The Hills Shire, an even more expensive market in the far north-west, sales activity generally has dropped notably and half its suburbs are now rated as declining markets. They include a number of suburbs which all have median house prices above $1.7 million and in some cases above $2 million. Listings of homes for sale have been trending upwards in the Hills District recently, so low sales volumes cannot be attributed to a shortage of properties. But beyond that hiccup in the outer Sydney market, New South Wales broadly presents as a place that is attracting strong buyer demand, both in Sydney and in regional markets, with an uplift in investor activity a key factor.  

Trevor from Rouse Hill calls the Open Line

Tim Gardiner, lead and planting Pastor of C3 Rouse Hill, shares candidly around some of the challenges of this season. He opens up about some of the great lessons learnt around reverse engineering, and what is required of leaders in this season. Tim also shares on the potency of a church passionate about planting and releasing leaders. https://exponential.org.au/

On this morning's show, Trevor from Rouse Hill & Matty clashed on if the NZ Warriors should be in the NRL competition.

સિડનીના બ્લેકટાઉન સિટી કાઉન્સિલના રાઉઝ હિલ વિસ્તારમાં નવા નિર્માણ પામેલા માર્ગને ઇન્ડિયા પરેડ, ઉમા સ્ટ્રીટ તથા પટેલ સ્ટ્રીટ નામ આપવામાં આવ્યું છે. સ્ટ્રીટ્સના અનોખા નામ દ્વારા ગુજરાતી તથા ભારતીય સમુદાયને ઓળખ અપાવવાના વિચાર તથા કેવી પ્રક્રિયા બાદ સ્ટ્રીટ્સને આ નામ માટે મંજૂરી મળી તે વિશે માહિતી મેળવીએ.

Busco for Brekky gets an update on the Rouse Hill Hospital with Stephen Bali, State Member for Blacktown. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Sikh Grammar School in Rouse Hill will open its doors to students of all faiths in 2023. In line with schools of other faiths, this school will enrol students up to Year 12 and teach them the tenets of Sikhism along with the state's schoolcurriculum.

NSW's virus-free streak has come to an end after a quarantine worker tested positive to Covid-19 after working across two Sydney hotels, one of which housed returned travellers.The woman worked at the Novotel and Ibis hotels in Darling Harbour, with staff now on high alert.NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard said she carried out domestic duties at the hotels and would travel to work from Minto, in Sydney's southwest, by train and light rail.Five family members, who the woman lives with, have so far tested negative to Covid-19 but will complete 14 days' isolation.It is too early to tell how she caught the virus and whether or not it was from a returned traveller.Hazzard told Sunrise he was alerted to the new case in the early hours of Thursday morning."We would have been saying today is 26 days without any cases, but we now have one case," he said.Hazzard said he woke up chief health officer Dr Kerry Chant this morning to talk about the case."We are working through the issues," he said.Health authorities are now racing to alert close contacts and investigations are under way.The woman worked at the Ibis on Friday, November 27, and the Novotel – which is one of the city's quarantine hotels – on November 28, 29 and 30.Anyone who worked at those two hotels on those days has been told to monitor for symptoms and self-isolate until they are tested and receive a negative result.News of the case came just hours after NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian revealed the latest wave of eased restrictions, particularly around venues and stadiums.Hazzard confirmed the new case would not influence those changes.When asked whether Thursday's case would trigger any change to restrictions, he said: "I doubt it very much."We have a fantastic public health team that manages these things extremely well."We are in the middle of a worldwide pandemic."He acknowledged when the government revealed changes to restrictions, Berejiklian was transparent in the fact she expected more cases to pop up."As Health Minister, I anticipate that because we are in a pandemic," Hazzard said."If you've got any symptoms, no matter how mild, please don't go to work, please don't go shopping and stay home and wait for test results."NSW Health released a statement that said it was conducting wider testing of hotel staff."The person, who lives in southwestern Sydney, travelled from Minto to Central and on the light rail from Central to Darling Harbour on a number of occasions while potentially infectious," the department said in a statement."NSW Health will be asking people who travelled on the same services to get tested immediately and self-isolate, until further advised by NSW Health. The route and line details will be provided later today."The new case comes a day after Chant told reporters the virus was "virtually eliminated" in NSW."I think that on the balance of probability, we probably have virtually eliminated community transmission," Chant said."There's always room for doubt there because the virus can be so stealthy … There are no absolutes with Covid."But all our intelligence would suggest it's been long enough [since] having a locally acquired case where we don't know the source."Chant did, however, caution that new cases were likely to pop up.Twelve Sydney suburbs were put on alert on Wednesday night after traces of the virus were found in the sewage system.Fragments of the virus that causes Covid-19 were detected in samples taken on November 29 from the sewerage system that drains parts of Riverstone, Vineyard, Marsden Park, Shanes Park, Quakers Hill, Oakville, Box Hill, The Ponds, Rouse Hill, Nelson, Schofields and Colebee.Meanwhile, just last week, Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said the state would move to a "hot spot" system and there would have to be a "massive outbreak" for them to slam the border shut again."There are so many variables here, each particular case has got to be looked at on its merits and [we have...

In today's episode, I sit down with Head Brewer Dan Shaw from the Australian Brewery out in Rouse Hill, Sydney's North West.Dan joined the Australian back in 2017, learning and succeeding from well-known figure in the industry Neal Cameron who was involved in the initial set up and commissioning of the brewery.Dan's roots to the brewing industry came from working in the retail and hospitality industry, working for the Colossimo family running their busy Hillside pub, and also working in management roles within Dan Murphy's.The Australian Brewery has been brewing in Sydney's Hills district since 2010. With champion trophies and over 15 gold medals won since 2016 AB.We dive into once again the intricacies of gypsy and contract brewing, as well as equipment sourcing and tips and hints on developing a core beer range for new breweries.EPISODE LINKS:https://www.australianbrewery.comVisit us at www.buildmeabrewery.com.au and sign up to our mailing list to be the first to know when episodes launch plus exclusive Brewery Building Content. Also like and follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/buildmeabrewery

While COVID-19 is in the headlines, should we be considering the flu vaccination for our kids? The flu vaccination for 2020 does not protect against the COVID-19, but doctors and pharmacists are urging people to consider vaccinating against influenza. Amy Evans is a pharmacist with Terry White Chemmart at Rouse Hill. She explains how the flu vaccination works, and why we should be considering it for our families.NOTE: The Terry White chain of pharmacists are opening vaccinations for booking for March 23 and later now. Pharmacists cannot vaccinate children under ten although some Terry White pharmacies will have ‘family clinic days’ where children aged two and up can be vaccinated by a registered nurse. You will have to check with your local chemist before booking to see if they do these days.

Busco talks to Kate from the Blacktown Advocate about An increase in the latest domestic violence statistics for the Hills Shire

Recorded live from the awesome charity event hosted by the Australian Brewery for the Rouse Hill brigade of the Rural Fire Service (particularly relevant with all the fires raging throughout NSW and the rest of Australia at the moment), we get stuck into all things Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, our pre-release thoughts on Mandalorian, we revisit Chris' fear of heights and what Pete calls the "dismal state of VR", the Tick (Amazon Prime), Crash Bandicoot and a range of other random stuff as always. And the awesome band in the background you may or may not be able to hear is "The Bottlers", check em out! Beers reviewed this episode: 1)  The Australian Brewery - Red Hot Haze - NEIPA - 7%2)  Bodriggy Brewing Co - Cosmic Microwave - NEIPA - 6.2%3)  From Ben - Sunny Afternoon - NEIPA - 6.5%4)  The Australian Brewery - The Open Man - Smoked - 5.6% Thanks as always to Justin Gonzales for the amazing metal intro-outro. And of course our fans, we love you guys!

Busco has a chat with Zarz, front man from Whiteford ahead of their performance at SWR's Live Radio Gig this Saturday

Busco has a chat with Zarz, front man from Whiteford ahead of their performance at SWR's Live Radio Gig this Saturday

Busco has a chat to Mick Kelly, one half of Hype Duo ahead of the launch of their debut album on Saturday night at SWR's Live Radio Gig

Busco has a chat to Mick Kelly, one half of Hype Duo ahead of the launch of their debut album on Saturday night at SWR's Live Radio Gig

Busco caught up with Dennis Val, guitarist & chief songwriter of Love Child ahead of their performance at SWR's Live Radio Gig this Saturday

Busco caught up with Dennis Val, guitarist & chief songwriter of Love Child ahead of their performance at SWR's Live Radio Gig this Saturday

Do you want to learn driving from professional instructors? Choose Quick Start Driving School near Blacktown. We have the history of 5 out of 5 ratings given by over 150 successful learners who got their licence in first attempt. Our RMS Accredited Driving Instructors, focus on practical driving skills along with critical information necessary for safe driving. It doesn’t matter if you are a beginner or a fresher or an intermediate learner, we put up the driving course as per your abilities. We make sure that at all times you are comfortable, safe and gain confidence to be a successful and safe driver in future. We are available at various areas in NSW including Black Town, Glendenning, Marsden Park, Baulkham Hill, Rouse Hill, Doonside and more. Want to get your licence? Give us a call at 0450778278 or visit us at http://www.quickstartdriving.com.au/

Tony Locantro suggests a 35% decline in Sydney Property! #135 (Minimum 35% drop in Sydney Property prices - peak to trough… And Recession to come - and we are technically in a per capita recession) 1. House and Land Packages - oversupply (Jordan Springs, Rouse Hill, Box Hill - being the centre of the Housing Bubble) - Bubbles don’t need a pin - Bubbles deflate from an exhaustion of buyers 2. Consumption is 58% of our economy, Millennials addicted to After Pay, unemployment to rise, and construction to slow. 3. The banking serviceability still an issue.  

The first quarter of 2019 is almost gone. As uncertainty around property and banking sector continues, we speak to Ross Le Quesne Director and Mortgage Broker of Aussie Parramatta and Rouse Hill about how to secure your property portfolio. Ross shares important steps he takes his client through and the questions he asks them to ensure they are able to sustain an/or grow their property portfolios. He gives practical examples of some of the tactics he has used to help his clients avoid falling off the " interest free cliff". This podcast is a must for ANY property investor trying to navigate the current property market.

With property affordability becoming an issue for a lot of property investors, joint ventures are becoming more common. In this episode, Ross Le Quesne from Aussie Parramatta and Rouse Hill and Jeremy Iannuzzelli from Keshab Chartered Accountant discuss the pros and cons of joining forces with others in property investing. They talk about how joint ventures affect your lending, the importance of long-term goal setting and putting in place a sound exit strategy.

In this episode, Ross and Scott Le Quesne Directors of Aussie Parramatta and Rouse Hill talk about some fantastic tips for both new investors looking to begin their property investment journey and seasoned campaigners wanting to tighten up their portfolio and increase cash flow. From reviewing your rates to putting together a savings plan, this podcast will introduce you to some fundamentals you need to know. Ross and Scott love a good chat about property and borrowing so reach out directly to see how you can achieve your property goals sooner.

Being self employed has many lending and accounting implications. Ross and Scott Le Quesne from Aussie Parramatta and Rouse Hill and Munzurul Khan and Jeremy Iannuzzellin from Keshab Chartered Accountant discuss the best strategies to buy when self employed. Ross and Scott bring in their expertise from a a borrowing perspective while Munzurul and Jeremy discuss the accounting and taxation considerations. A must hear for all those that are self employed and looking to purchase property.

In this episode Scott Le Quesne Director of Aussie Parramatta & Rouse Hill and Jeremy Iannuzzelli Partner of Keshab Chartered Accountant talk about first home buyers from a lending perspective. They explore how the lending market has changed but point out some real practical options for first home buyers such as accessing equity from parent's property as well as purchasing property with siblings/friends. A MUST HEAR for all first home buyers in 2019.

In this episode, Ross Le Quesne Director of Aussie Parramatta & Rouse Hill and Munzurul Khan Director of Keshab Chartered Accountant demystify negative gearing in terms of what it means to investors and how the policy changes have affected all property owners. They also discuss Capital Gains Tax, government policy and how it all relates to keeping the Great Australian Dream of ownership property alive.

Property developing can be exciting and reward but it can also be daunting and costly if you don't take everything into consideration. But what kind of things do you need to think about? In this episode Scott Le Quesne Mortgage Broker at Aussie Parramatta and Rouse Hill and a keen property investor talks about his personal property development journey. He shares how he went about the process from picking a location, doing the numbers and factoring in other considerations such as demand for the type of property being developed, time spent on the project, Council requirements and much more. A great episode for anyone thinking of property development.

Dr Guy Hansen, Director of Exhibitions, explores the significance of a watercolour sketch that shows the clash between 200 rebel convicts and a contingent of infantry near present-day Rouse Hill on 5 March 1804. A Treasures Gallery Access Program, supported by National Library Patrons

Tina Bangel is a singer/songwriter and vocal coach. She believes the voice can improve people's lives. That by working with your voice you can learn and feel more confidence and helps you to grow in all areas of your life. Tina runs Kindermusik classes in Castle Hill and Rouse Hill and once held their end of year concert at the Sydney Opera House. She develops artists at all ages and gives them a chance to be heard. You can find her current crowd funding campaign, for the Be Heard project, at https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/project-be-heard--3#/ Learn more about Tina and how you can work with her at tinabangel.com

Picture from Peter Moxom This week on the podcast we get passionate about curd, we go slightly cuckoo, and get all nice and toasty! We talk about the simplest recipe for passionfruit curd, Coco Cubano at Rouse Hill, novelty toasters, and the mythical Turducken. Speaking of Turkey, do you have a favourite Turkey recipe? If […] The post Trick or Treat! appeared first on Insatiable Munchies.