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In this episode, I am joined by Naomi Arnold, Founder of The Human Practice.Naomi - or Nomes, as she is known - is passionate about creating high-purpose, human-centred team cultures in dental practices.  Whether it is getting your dental team's foundational culture and communications right or guidance for a difficult conversation with a staff member, Nomes will help you!Nomes draws on her unique experience as co-owner and Business Manager of Dental on Macquarie, South Hobart, a dental practice she co-established in 2013, combined with her more than 15 years of national and international human resources leadership experience. Nomes was recently named a 2020 Telstra Business Women's Award Finalist.If you would like to reach out to Naomi, simply go to her website here: https://www.thehumanpractice.com/If you have any feedback or requests for specific content, contact me at julie@julieparkerpractcesuccess.com.auHead to our website at www.julieparkerpracticesuccess.com.au and find loads of information to help you and your practice succeed.There are:Online Mini-CoursesFree DownloadsThe Club membership information and registrationProducts and aids for purchaseMake sure you check out The Club membership.https://jpps-online.thinkific.com/bundles/the-clubIf you are an aspiring Practice Manage, or practice owner searching for more skills, have a look at the Dental Practice Management Program, our 1-year online course. https://dental-business-mastery.thinkific.com/courses/Dental-Practice-Management-ProgramInterested in taking your personal, team, and dental practice to the next level? Contact Julie today to explore the possibilities for growth and success! Visit our website, Dental Business Mastery, at https://dentalbusinessmastery.com.au/, and book a complimentary, obligation-free Discovery Call to discuss your specific needs and goals. Schedule your call here: https://tidycal.com/3l298p1/30-minute-meeting Our website is also packed with valuable information, free tools, and resources to support you on your journey. Be sure to check it out! If you have any questions or would like more information, feel free to contact us via email at info@dentalbusinessmastery.com.au.

Emily Briffa is CEO and co-founder at Hamlet Inc., a catering and hospitality business in South Hobart. Arriving in Hobart in 2016, Emily was confronted by the scale of entrenched unemployment in the Tasmanian community. Leaving her own career as a chef, Emily established Hamlet, a thriving not-for-profit social enterprise that provides practical work experience and hands-on training placements to people who face employment barriers such as limited English, long-term unemployment, or the presence of a mental or physical disability.Emily's keynote address also happened to be one of the most talked-about moments of the 2022 Tasmanian Tourism Conference, truly defining what it means to create a positive impact to community. In today's episode, West by North West's Tom Wootton gets the abridged version of that address, including the pathway to establishing Hamlet, its evolution over the past five or so years, and the various risks and challenges that have been faced along the way. Hamlet's vision tackles some significant and endemic issues, and Emily explains how she and her team have gone about setting - and then achieving - a number of realistic but truly aspirational goals. For anyone looking to contribute their own positive impact, this episode brings a special combination of inspiration and practical advice from someone who's been there, done (and doing) that. Today's episode is brought to you by our partner, Knight Frank. Knight Frank knows property. With a proven track record established over 125 years, Knight Frank has the distinct advantage of taking a longer term approach and investing in their client relationships versus being driven by the bottom line. Thanks to Knight Frank for their generous support of TICT and for helping to make this episode of Talking Tourism possible.

John and Suzy were living in South Hobart at the time of the flood. This is their story.

This audio has been taken from a video we posted on Facebook and IGTV. Highlights from the weekend: - APIA the highest ranked NPL club again. - Avondale the highest ranked VIC club for the first time we can remember. - Wollongong Wolves climbing the rankings and up to 25th, leading the NSW NPL. - Devonport City move ahead of South Hobart as the highest ranked Tasmanian club, for the first time that we can remember.

72-years-old Gaby Jung did an epic cycle trip across Tasmania, from South Hobart to Takayna/Tarkine, in support of the campaign to protect Takayna/Tarkine as a World Heritage listed National Park. Gaby was even dressed as a giant Tasmanian Freshwater Crayfish throughout the ride David Barr was able to interview her on his Tuesday Drive show albeit […]

In NSW Sydney Olympic are the first club into the Grand Final, smashing Sydney United 4-0 on Sunday. Sydney United get a 2nd chance next weekend when they play APIA Leichhardt with the other Grand Final spot up for grabs. In the 1st leg of the Semi Final in Northern NSW, Broadmeadow Magic has beaten Maitland 3-1. Maitland’s season will go on the line in the 2nd leg next weekend. And in a couple of games that don’t really have any impact on the final league ladders, firstly in Tasmania where South Hobart has beaten Hobart Olympia 2-1, and secondly in Queensland where Olympic FC made sure that North QLD’s final game in the NPL was one they’d rather forget - the final score was 6-2. APIA Leichhardt has had a great week - firstly in their surprise FFA Cup win over Melbourne Victory, and then an 8-2 win in the NSW NPL Finals against Rockdale City Suns. Those wins have seen APIA move 2 places up the TPO Rankings to be the 7th best club in the country.

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.

There were some interesting results around the country yesterday - let’s have a look. We start in the west where Perth Soccer Club have defeated Bayswater City 2 nil to move up to second on the table, 4 points behind Perth Glory Youth with 5 games left in the season. Two games in the Victorian NPL and in the top of the table clash Heidelberg have stamped their claim to the title with a 3 nil win over Bentleigh Greens. They move 5 points clear with a game in hand. South Melbourne have won their third game in a row, beating Hume City 2-1. South move to 9th. Moving to Tasmania and the only Sunday game saw South Hobart beat Hobart Zebras 2-1. They are now both on 29 points, 1 point behind second placed Launceston and 6 points behind first placed Devonport City. 4 games were played in the Northern New South Wales NPL. Weston Workers beat Adamstown Rosebud 2-1, Broadmeadow Magic thrashed Valentine 5 nil, Edgeworth beat Charlestown City 2 nil.

We start in QLD where Olympic have defeated the Brisbane Roar Youth team 3 nil to move to second, just 1 point behind Lions albeit Olympic have played 2 extra games. A shock result in the Tasmanian NPL sees South Hobart lose to Northern Rangers 3-2, which leaves South in 4th, 6 points behind top of the table Devonport City. To the South Australian NPL and in the only Sunday game West Adelaide beat Para Hills Knights 1 nil. That win sees West Adelaide jump in the that 6th finals spot while Para Hills are in 8th. To the Capital and Canberra Olympic have kept the pressure on Canberra FC at the top of the table with a 3-2 win over Tuggeranong. Meanwhile Gungahlin United drew 1 all with Woden Weston and Tigers beat Monaro Panthers 3-1. And we’re going to finish with the Northern New South Wales NPL where there were four games played. Maitland beat Newcastle Jets Youth to remain in 4th, Edgeworth Eagles defeated Hamilton Olympic 1 nil to go 3 points clear at the top of the table.

Today’s briefing is all about NPL results from Sunday - so let’s get started with the Northern New South Wales NPL where Lambton Jaffas beat Adamstown Rosebud 3-0, Lake Macquarie beat Valentine FC 2-1 and Charlestown City Blues beat second placed Broadmeadow Magic 1 nil. South Melbourne had a much needed win, beating Melbourne Knights 5-1. South are now 4 points outside the automatic relegation spots. In the NSW NPL we have a new league leader in APIA Leichhardt as they beat Sutherland Sharks 6-2 and Sydney Olympic lost 1 nil away from home to Rockdale City Suns. Meanwhile Blacktown City and Marconi played out a nil all draw. Canberra FC go top of the ladder in the Capital Football NPL after beating Gungahlin United 1 nil. Para Hills Knights defeated West Torrens 1 nil in the South Australian NPL. South Hobart keep the pressure on the top of the table after beating Olympia Warriors 4-1.

Who will win (and be relegated from) the following leagues? Western Australian NPL New South Wales NPL South Australian NPL That’s what we attempt to answer this week. As well as who will be getting relegated and all the places in between. Also in this weeks show, we recapped these games: Olympic (31) v Brisbane Strikers (23) Thornton Redbacks (167) v Belmont Swansea United (152) Fremantle City (162) v South West Phoenix (154) Bentleigh Greens (11) vs Heidelberg (9) Launceston City (160) vs South Hobart (44) Moreland Zebras (59) vs Altona Magic (142) Tuggeranong United (151) vs Woden Weston (180) We also look forward to a these games this coming weekend: Marconi Stallions (40) v Rockdale City Suns (24) Balcatta (138) v Cockburn City (80) Dandenong City (68) vs Altona Magic (133) Edgeworth Eagles (23) vs Charlestown City Blues (84)

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).

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 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 this first ever episode we discuss: - TPO Ranking updates (featuring Melbourne Victory, Brisbane City, Brisbane Strikers, Croydon Kings, Adelaide City, Campbelltown City, Olympic FC, Lions FC, Bayswater, Perth SC, South Hobart, Eastern Suburbs, Canberra Olympic, SWQ Thunder) - TPO Predictions for QLD NPL and FQPL (featuring Moreton Bay, Sunshine Coast Fire, Peninsula Power, Rochedale Rovers) Upcoming Games of Interest around the country (Moreton Bay v Olympic, Rochedale Rovers v Peninsula Power, Perth SC v Perth Glory Youth, Port Melbourne Sharks v Heidelberg, Sydney FC v Western Sydney Wanderers, Campbelltown City v Adelaide City) Questions, requests? Leave them in the comments below. In next week’s show we will be taking a look at The Pecking Order Championship. See you then!