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Your daily kids news podcast. Wang Wang and Fu Ni, Australia's beloved panda duo, will head back to China at the end of the year after 15 years at Adelaide Zoo. But don't worry, a new pair of pandas will soon take their place. In New Zealand, a Maori king has signed a pledge to treat whales like people, aiming to protect these majestic creatures. This promise hopes to ensure whales have rights to a clean and safe ocean. Other Pacific Island leaders are joining in, and they hope King Charles will too! Ben Armbruster from Stanthorpe, Queensland, stunned everyone by coming second in the 50m men's freestyle, earning a spot in the Paris Olympics. His dedication meant early morning drives to train, proving hard work really pays off. Squiz Kids Salutes Ben and all supportive parents! Vet Chloe Buiting used an Apple i-watch to monitor a lion's heart rate by strapping it to its tongue! Meanwhile, Kevin the Great Dane from Iowa is now the world's tallest dog, standing 7ft high on his hind legs. This gentle giant loves cuddles but is scared of vacuums! For the full episode transcript, click here.

We had the privilege of hearing a sermon preached by Pastor Marcus Repo from Stanthorpe. Take a listen and be inspired by his message.

In this episode we are joined by Steaven Morris, a prominent "hype lord" at the national wide (now international) running community known as MegaRun. Steaven shares his humble beginnings growing up in Stanthorpe experimenting with drugs and alcohol in his teenage years making a name for himself as the guy to party with amongst his peers, never thinking the path he was heading down would become a problem. He joined the army at 17 in an attempt to part ways from his party lifestyle only to rediscover it again once he turned 18. When he wasn't on base he was off in the city drinking, partying, spending all his money and blacking out. The cracks started to form after a mishap leading to waking up at the police station, crashing his new car while under the influence leading to losing his licence and being kicked out of the army, when his licence was reinstated it wasn't long before he lost it again being caught drink driving. He shares a night out misbehaving that finally was the wake up call he needed that enough was enough, and he hasn't looked back. He talks on his transitional phase, moving away from his drinking buddies and diving into learning to be comfortable on his own, embracing the gym, learning new skills, which to spiral into his new passion, running. Steaven talks running and finding his limit, which he has yet to discover, becoming a passionate member of a new community of high vibrant people who want to get up on their Sunday morning for a run instead of reaping their sorrows from the antics the night before. We appreciate Steaven for sharing his triumphant lifestyle change and his ambition and zest for life to keep pushing beyond his perceived limit. LAST DRINKS PODCAST LINKS: Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/lastdrinkspodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Tik Tok: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@lastdrinkspodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ YouTube: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@lastdrinkspodcast

And the winner is...Ashley! Who correctly guessed Stanthorpe as our location on the Money Map for $500. Producer Rob explains what all of the clues meant and gives us the first clue for the new locationSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Stanthorpe baby spinach grower says he's still being forced to leave spinach to rot back into the ground after a spinach contaminant scare before Christmas. 

Vicki Tate Vicki Tate has been a passionate registered nurse for over 5 decades. While working as a junior nurse she sustained 2 significant injuries that changed her life path.  At 45 she was dismissed from nursing due to complications from those injuries, even though she had sought treatment every 2 weeks for 10 years. She was introduced to the gentle therapy of Ortho-Bionomy and instantly knew this was her calling. Vicki has had thriving practices in Brisbane, Stanthorpe, and now Moreton Bay. She has developed programs for those with scoliosis, whiplash, headaches, and back pain. Her work with Vietnam Veteran's Counselling Service was ground-breaking and in high demand by the men and their families to relieve issues of chronic pain, anger management, and anxiety.  She is developing programs for corporations and online to improve performance, alleviate and prevent workplace injuries and enhance lifestyle. Vicki wants to reach more people, so they don't have to suffer needlessly. Vicki believes everybody has the right to vibrant health, strength, and independence and that we all have an innate self-healing ability.  In this interview Vicki shares vital information we all need to know about how our body wants to be well, and when we learn the simple techniques to listen to our body, it is achievable. This is a must-listen for every person who wants to understand a holistic picture of health.  Ways to contact Vicki Tate to discuss how she might work with you and the people in your business: Email: vicki.jae@gmail.com Business Name: Body and Spine Align Best Contact Number: 0429030111 LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/vicki-tate-bodyspine/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/bodyandspinealign Instagram: www.instagram.com/vicki.tate5591/ #preventpain, #vibranthealth, #health, #body #podcast, #podcastforwomen,  Remember to leave a 5 Star Rating or Comment if you have enjoyed this episode of the We Are Women Podcast.  You can email Janeen at info@speechperfect.com.au

This week, we hear about Mel's visit to Frank Keenan Reserve parkrun, while Olly stayed local for milestones and tributes. TOC brings us a conference roving report with ABC Presenter Lisa Millar, David Bravos drops in from Byxbee parkrun, and Lyndell is feeling the cold out at Stanthorpe parkrun. We discuss how good Melbourne coffee is, Olly's mullet growing potential, and enjoy the usual buzz from Dazza's. And yes, Olly sings.

Charlotte and her mother Kim established a cut flower farm in 2021 following a small trial period with peonies. Their farm is located in the granite belt roughly 40 minutes north of Tenterfield and 20 minutes outside of Stanthorpe on the border of Queensland and New South Wales. Charlotte's love of cut flowers made them an excellent complement to the oak trees they had already planted to grow truffles during the winter months. Charlotte also has a full time corporate role which she loves and has resulted in the farm being a team effort as it grows. The farm has a focus on perennials including peonies, which can bloom as early as September and inspired the name, roses, iris and has a significant focus on dahlias and other more unique architectural varieties such as amaranth. The farms range of flowers and seasonal availability is rapidly increasing as it grows. They are very excited about new additions to the farm including snapdragons, ranunculus, campanula, hydrangea and delphiniums.

Ps Jeremy launches our new building season with an exciting look at the future of our facilities in Stanthorpe and a powerful word from the book of Nehemiah.

Ps Jeremy launches our new building season with an exciting look at the future of our facilities in Stanthorpe and a powerful word from the book of Nehemiah.

The Granite Belt is in south-east Queensland, near Stanthorpe. There is no flagship wine – they pride themselves on alternative and emerging varieties. In this episode I speak with Andy from Hidden Creek and Leeanne Puglisi-Gangemi from Ballandean Estate. A massive thank you to my guests who were so generous with their time and expertise! The Granite Belt is on the traditional land of the Kambuwal people.  For more information on all the episodes go to www.winederlust.com.au This podcast has been written, produced and hosted by Jeanene Kennedy of Winederlust. Music is All About It by Jamie Lono, licensed trough Musicbed; my logo is by Odeth Casanova You can also listen to the podcast with images of the regions on YouTube. Feel free to get in touch with me at hello@winederlust.com.au First released 5 May 2021

Guest ministry from one of Stanthorpe's own Ps Ben Kent who is now the pastor of Reach Church in Longreach. Be blessed by his message on Spiritual Disciples as we launch into 2022 together.

Guest ministry from one of Stanthorpe's own Ps Ben Kent who is now the pastor of Reach Church in Longreach. Be blessed by his message on Spiritual Disciples as we launch into 2022 together.

Episode 16! We have a wonderful conversation with the determined and passionate, Stanthorpe based, Emma Rhymer, about how she discovered mountain biking as a teacher at a school camp in her early 40s and was immediately hooked.  This discovery sparked an amazing journey from rookie mountain biker to a dedicated Masters endurance athlete, working with the support of her husband, Dylan, and a dedicated coaching support team from skills coaching to dietician to movement coach, in her pursuit of competition and growth, successfully racing 24 Hour MTB championships, amongst other shorter cross country races and her first bikepacking experience at the BrisDivide in 2021.  Emma is transforming her day to day life around mountain biking including moving towards relief teaching while growing her coaching expertise and is a real inspiration to us to follow your passions. We talk all things that come with getting into a new sport "later in life", including skill development, training, injury and balancing work/family/mountain biking, as well as the value of a very supportive bike community and the self-confidence and new learnings that a journey like this can bring.  Amongst others, Emma makes reference to Dylan Cooper at rideTECHNICS, Aus Cycling, Ride Sunshine Coast, i-Ride Bikes Toowoomba, Matt Wilkins of Mountain Bike Coaching Australia, her current coach Anna Beck, Jodie Willet, Jess Douglas and Rod Hickey. Emma also references kicking off her racing at the Wild West XCO series, plus 24 hour racing the Merida 24 Hour at Hidden Vale Adventure Park, the 3 hour MTB race Chicks in the Sticks and taking part in the SEQ bikepacking event, the BrisDivide. You can find Emma on Instagram at @emma.rhymer.mtb

This week's late Spring rain is bittersweet, for some landholders it's the best November rain in over a decade, helping grass growth and broadacre but for fruit growers near Stanthorpe on the Granite Belt, the wettest November on record will wreck some of their ripe fruit and Woolgrowers reject Australian Wool Innovation's pitch for more money and vote for the status quo to keep their levy at 1.5 per cent in WoolPoll 2021.

The Sunshine state! We've reached Emma's current homeland, the perpetual holiday destination that is Queensland. Resort style living, epic beaches, amazing rainforests, world wonder of the Great Barrier Reef - this state has a lot going on. We're joined on this episode by Natascha Mirosch, Freelance Food & Travel Journalist & Podcaster at ExtraVirgin Food & Travel Podcast. Although Emma lives in QLD, she actually hasn't seen that much of it! Natascha takes us on a breathtaking tour to the far corners of this state and some incredible destinations that aren't on the well trodden tourist map path! Longreach - where QANTAS was born, Stanthorpe on the Granite Belt for wine, Charlieville for some history & Cape Tribulation for where the sharks and crocodiles meet! There is TOO much to see in this massive state but we will try our best to cover a whole bunch and have you planning your next holiday here - come visit me!

Donna and her dorpers at Rising Sun Farm near Stanthorpe in SE Queensland. They love apples!! Donna Gabbott and partner Brad run dorpers, rare English pigs, alpacas and chickens. They practise regenerative agriculture with the aim of rebuilding soil health naturally and producing nutritious and delicious lamb, pork and bacon. Like every farmer, they are challenged by the weather but are thrilled by the recovery of native bushland after finally getting rain after the worst drought in decades.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Hancock was a thorn in the side of so many opponents. He reached the highest of highs as an original member of the Brisbane Broncos with five premierships, and from his humble beginnings of Stanthorpe played on the biggest stage for his club and country. Michael was hated by many, but it was his speed they hated as his 130 plus tries ruined the dreams of many players and fans. Michael joins The Continuous Call Team for this week's Where Are They Now? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Hayes Australian Winemaker of the year 2017 is our gust on Just Havin a Crack. Mike has grapes in his veins generations of grape growers have built Mike to where he is today.Mike curious side, sent him a journey around the world to discover grape variants that would be more adaptable to local conditions. His vest for knowledge has never waivered and the benefit of that is he is now making some of Australia's best wines in the Stanthorpe region in Qld.

Jill talks to Robert about how he went from Sydney taxi driver to Brisbane Solicitor, to owning his own winery with his wife in Stanthorpe, QLD. Amongst his many delicious wines, he has created an award winning verdelho which was served to Queen Elizabeth when she visited Brisbane. A truly great story told by a truly great storyteller!

In episode 81, host Eric Dickmann interviews Tracy Sheen. Tracy is a digital marketer, business strategist, speaker, and author of- The End of Technophobia:  A practical guide to digitizing your business. She is also known as "The Digital Guide," who has been working in the marketing and sales space relating to small business technology adaptation for the past 30 years. Tracy is a pioneer in the Australian podcast movement she launched, called the globally successful "Not Another Business Show," and is a regular judge for the Australian Podcast Awards, the Australian Business Book Awards, and The Australian Web Awards.Recognized by her profession as a 'Certified Practising Marketer' (CPM), Sheen has recently authored her first book, "The End of Technophobia: A practical guide to digitizing your business." This book teaches business owners how to run their business better by allowing them to actually use the digital platforms wisely. She is a regular commentator, speaker, and trainer in the areas of digital marketing and small business technology. Tracy Sheen has worked with numerous startups, small and large enterprises, and government institutions such as-  Lockyer Valley Regional Council. Stanthorpe & Granite Belt Chamber of Commerce, YBG Business Group, Toowoomba Region, and City of Ipswich.For show notes and a  list of resources mentioned in this episode, please visit: https://fiveechelon.com/why-its-time-to-digitize-your-business-s5e15/ A fractional CMO can help build out a comprehensive marketing strategy and execute targeted campaigns designed to increase awareness and generate demand for your business...without the expense of a full-time hire. The Five Echelon Group - Fractional CMO and strategic marketing advisory services designed for SMBs looking to grow. Learn more at: https://fiveechelon.com

Marty in Stanthorpe looking for snow The Cafe - Cr Megan O'Hara Sullivan explains why she drew attention to the toilet doors at The Tatts YCBS See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shooting into the skyAs 17 year old, Tom joined in June 1981.   With Military heritage it was an easy decision from an early age being posted to 2/4th RAR, 1 Company, 1 Section, Scout (all the 1's). When asked about his heritage ties to military.  "Grandad was Lighthorse and Dad Vietnam Artillery.  In  81 he moved to Stanthorpe but went to the city to sign up along with other “Grunts” predominantly off the land in the South East."So when you rocked up to the Battalion Andy asks what was your experience?    It  didn't start well with no gear and a call to go to Bougainville.   Going over to the Q Store to get general issue, I was told to bugger off.  The rest of his  Battalion were sitting on a C-130.   It's cold at 2000 feet as you know. Once at Bougainville Third Battalion was to drop in and secure an airfield with assistance from Section 12 Alpha.   Tom had to memorise  a bit of road going in.   Later he discovered that  he was put out in front wearing so much fire power that he could hardly walk as bait.   They were up against the a Republican Army who had  knocked off arms from the local Police Station. So after that deployment the military looked at Battalion levels and decided to do a foreign exchange program.  Tom went to the UK.   He soon found himself  working with a couple of  Royal Marines around the tactics of the IRA in Northern Ireland.   Tom recalls a position that he found himself in.  The enemy was just shooting into the sky with arms that felt between mortars and artillery to derail the opposition.   Tom talks about Belfast and around 40 bombings a day, things the locals had to put up with if they didn't support the IRA.Discharged in 93, after this was a difficult adjustment.   It became clear that he was suffering PTSD but with support from his wife, other blogs and a great deal of researching helped him pull through although he has reasons for not being on Facebook today. His chosen area to begin putting life together was to get onto boats but more and more physical problems narrowed his choices plus he was at sea when he was needed most at home.   One day he realised he had been out for 10 years but was just as inaccessible to his family  as the army.    His kids were growing up without him.   At home his wife saw him waking up in cold sweats, shadow fears, paranoia and Tom said he was drinking a lot at that point.   He just didn't know what to do....Join us for the rest of Toms story in the concluding next episode.Contact -  Tom KerwinMindfulness Hobby - Woodworking master craftsman (Toowoomba) Help Lines Open Arms (VVCS) | Lifeline | RedSix app"RESPECT, NO POLITICS, WE'RE VOLUNTEERS"Disclaimer: The accounts and stories are "Real lived experiences" of our guests some of the content may trigger Post Traumatic Stress (PTS) symptoms in some of our audience. Feedback regarding other organisations, courses and initiatives remains largely unsensored. Whether its good or bad they remain the OPINION of our guests and their experiences it is important in building an accurate statistic on what really happens. During the course of our conversations sometimes sensitive information may be accidentally mentioned, as such, Invisible InjInvisible Injuries respects the law and sensors any information that may breach Operational Security OPSEC

Port Macquarie residents Maryann and Mick have lost everything in the floods, while farmers in the Granite Belt region of southern Queensland have gone from drought to deluge in a matter of days.

Port Macquarie residents Maryann and Mick have lost everything in the floods, while farmers in the Granite Belt region of southern Queensland have gone from drought to deluge in a matter of days.

Ben Sorensen and Charles Alder talk about rain in Stanthorpe, the green recovery and blue carbon and so much more!For more information on Eco Force Global visit https://ecoforceglobal.comResource links:Stanthorpe Rain: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-03-25/locals-rejoice-full-dam-at-stanthorpe-and-beg-tourists-to-return/13272038Green Recovery: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2021/mar/19/australia-lags-far-behind-other-top-economies-on-green-recovery-pandemic-spendingBlue Carbon: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/mar/03/blue-carbon-how-three-australian-marine-sites-lock-away-2bn-tonnes-of-co2Credits:Hosted by Ben Sorensen: https://bensorensen1.comRecorded at the BSE Australia studios: https://bseaustralia.com

Lily Grace is a young, emerging singer–songwriter from the Gold Coast. She writes emotive, personal songs and performs from the heart. A finalist in the Toyota Battle of the Buskers at the 2019 Tamworth Country Music Festival, a graduate of the CMAA Junior Academy of Country Music and the Senior Winner of the Australian National Busking Championships in Stanthorpe last year, Lily Grace is a young girl going big places. With an incredible passion for songwriting, seamless guitar-playing and a mesmerising voice at only 15 years of age, Lily Grace is a sought-after talent across the Gold Coast and further afield. She's booking gigs in a host of venues including restaurants, cafes, hotels, golf clubs, shopping centres, wine bars, and music festivals. She recently supported Tania Kernaghan and is looking forward to opening for James Blundell in March, and opening for Amber Lawrence and Catherine Britt on their Queensland tour. With a growing and enthusiastic fan following, the future of this young artist is shining bright. Connect with Lily: Facebook Instagram TikToc

To round out the first week of our 1 year lap around Australia we are exploring Stanthorpe and the Granite Belt region, discovering its delicious food and wine culture. Katie & Jasper hunt and gather some delicious treats to enjoy a picnic overlooking the Severn River, where we are camped up off grid at the Country Style Caravan Park.Plus Paul ticks off a long awaited bucket list item climbing us to the top of the Pyramid in Girraween National Park, a 3.6km return Grade 4 walk including 536 steps and a steep scramble up the massive granite boulder to the summit. This is definitely one of the best and most adventurous hikes we have done together as a family to date! Our YouTube channel www.youtube.com/thefeelgoodfamily has a new destination video every Sunday night at 6.30pm (AEST). We would love to connect with you on Facebook, Instagram and our website www.thefeelgoodfamily.com.au Our Family Travel Australia Podcast is now LIVE and available on all podcast platforms, with a new episode aired every Friday night 8:30pm [AEST].

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2021 Stanthorpe show attracts record entries, 'sets standard' with COVID-19 safety plan.

2021 Stanthorpe show attracts record entries, 'sets standard' with COVID-19 safety plan.

Clarissa McInnes Essen Havinda Khalsa from Actscare Luke Bona the nightshift YCBS   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Shannon Cox from Stanthorpe re snow YCBS

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: Arnie looks better than your Dad, Levi Bradnam’s first car, Cyrus & Bain: villains keeping Virgin Australia in QLD?, NZ’s hilarious porn safety video, What if you could…, Luttsy: Official Racehorse Owner, Men wear hats…at the races, Ruby Princess keep delivering the goods, It’s World Olympic Day! RECOMMENDATION STATION: ‘The Sinner’, Susie DOES like Chips the fish, …‘Laugh Out Loud’ ad: Susie always laughs last, Smarter Than Suse, Mitch’s backhanded compliment, Andrew O’Keefe is FAST on ‘The Chase’, Trump was joking about slowing down testing! Crowds at the footy…but not the races? Would crowds have made a difference to sport over the last month? Susie purrs, snow in Stanthorpe and Ash’s favourite conman… See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Mother's Day message from Ps Anita at Vineyard Christian Church in Stanthorpe.

The Mother's Day message from Ps Anita at Vineyard Christian Church in Stanthorpe.

Stanthorpe is this week's spot on our tour through Queensland.

Stanthorpe is this week's spot on our tour through Queensland.

Mike was 15 when he left school to chip weeds in a Queensland vineyard. Forty years later he found himself in Portugal holding one of the world's oldest grapevines trying to discover if grapes can survive global warming.

In this second episode, we'll be focusing on our efforts of drought relief in Queensland where we speak to Glenda from the Granite Belt Drought Appeal and Farmer Bruce. Our podcasts will take you behind-the-scenes of the charity sector, through first-hand accounts from our beneficiaries, supporters, ground partners, staff and more. Treat yourself to never-before-heard stories from 30 years of MAA in Australia, learn about our current and future projects, and discover what makes us unique in this sector. Our podcast episodes will educate, enthral, and amuse you. We have some fantastic content lined up! Or on our Facebook www.facebook.com/charitymaa To make a donation head over to https://www.maainternational.org.au/ Don't forget to share this podcast with your friends and family!

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Happy New Year everyone!The Qld College of Wine Tourism kicks off Episode 17 and 2020. We visit Stanthorpe and go to wine school, finish our introduction to the Daly Trippers and chat to Ranger Nick about his first cookbook.

Happy New Year everyone!The Qld College of Wine Tourism kicks off Episode 17 and 2020. We visit Stanthorpe and go to wine school, finish our introduction to the Daly Trippers and chat to Ranger Nick about his first cookbook.

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Parts of Australia are in the grip of one of the worst droughts in decades and water security is a key issue. While Sydney is about to go onto level 2 water restrictions, some towns like Cobar, Armidale and Stanthorpe are close to running out of water altogether. Is the answer water recycling?

Episode 15 sees us talk to a Australian Art Silo trail dedicated enthusiast Annette Green, Ranger Nick is back to talk camp oven cooking, pumpkin scone damper and we chat to the Country Style Caravan Park.

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In Episode 14, we drink wine at Stanthorpe's Heritage Estate, and talk with owner Rob about why they keep winning awards. “Watty” from Barefoot Fishing Safaris is back sharing his knowledge about what to do in and around Darwin. And we continue our series about buying a second-hand van, a must hear for those doing it for the first time.Show Sponsor| A-Van2hireNeed to hire a Van for a trip away, or even try before you buy, contact these guys. Supporters | On the Road Magazine| What's Up Downunder | Family Parks | Wots On In Qld

In Episode 14, we drink wine at Stanthorpe's Heritage Estate, and talk with owner Rob about why they keep winning awards. “Watty” from Barefoot Fishing Safaris is back sharing his knowledge about what to do in and around Darwin. And we continue our series about buying a second-hand van, a must hear for those doing it for the first time.Show Sponsor| A-Van2hireNeed to hire a Van for a trip away, or even try before you buy, contact these guys. Supporters | On the Road Magazine| What's Up Downunder | Family Parks | Wots On In Qld

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Leanne From Ballandean Estate Winery in Stanthorpe gave us an update on hoe they are dealing with the drought. Millie from "Buy from the Bush" told us how they are helping through Facebook and Insta.

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In Episode 13 hear about the new glass bridge built across Cobbold Gorge, stand above the famous Gorge, and take in the magnificent view. We talk how it got there, what it weighs, Shane's fear of heights and how you now get to go to "the other-side". Also a treat for those who just "love Christmas", we visit the Granite Belt Christmas Farm, in Stanthorpe, where you can pick your very own REAL Christmas tree from the farm. Hear all about when and why you should visit in the lead up to Christmas. We also hear again from Aussie larrikin Ranger Nick, his world record attempt involving damper, and his story about camping in the snow.Show Sponsor | A-Van2hireNeed to hire a Van for a trip away, or even try before you buy, contact these guys.Episode Sponsor | Cobbold GorgeSee video's of the opening and spectacular pictures on our websiteShow Supporters | On the Road Magazine| What's Up Downunder | Family Parks| Wots On In Qld | Thermal Cookware

In Episode 13 hear about the new glass bridge built across Cobbold Gorge, stand above the famous Gorge, and take in the magnificent view. We talk how it got there, what it weighs, Shane's fear of heights and how you now get to go to "the other-side". Also a treat for those who just "love Christmas", we visit the Granite Belt Christmas Farm, in Stanthorpe, where you can pick your very own REAL Christmas tree from the farm. Hear all about when and why you should visit in the lead up to Christmas. We also hear again from Aussie larrikin Ranger Nick, his world record attempt involving damper, and his story about camping in the snow.Show Sponsor | A-Van2hireNeed to hire a Van for a trip away, or even try before you buy, contact these guys.Episode Sponsor | Cobbold GorgeSee video's of the opening and spectacular pictures on our websiteShow Supporters | On the Road Magazine| What's Up Downunder | Family Parks| Wots On In Qld | Thermal Cookware

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We visited Stanthorpe on an Adventure on the Road, to help lift the spirit of locals who have had it a bit rough lately. However you won't hear them complaining, they love their town and want to shout about it, so everyone will look them up and stay a few days. There is so much to see and do, even if you don't drink wine!.However if you do drink wine, well get on a tour and you will be in heaven!We fished for Barra in Darwin, and crawled around a 2nd hand van looking for leaks.Show Sponsor | Avan2HireSee our Website for Show details AOTR

We visited Stanthorpe on an Adventure on the Road, to help lift the spirit of locals who have had it a bit rough lately. However you won't hear them complaining, they love their town and want to shout about it, so everyone will look them up and stay a few days. There is so much to see and do, even if you don't drink wine!.However if you do drink wine, well get on a tour and you will be in heaven!We fished for Barra in Darwin, and crawled around a 2nd hand van looking for leaks.Show Sponsor | Avan2HireSee our Website for Show details AOTR

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The parkrun adventurers feature the fabulous Grette Wilkinson Co-Hosting alongside Mel this week. Co-Event Directors Jen Morgan and Glen Brunckhorst stop by to shine the spotlight on Stanthorpe parkrun, and our Roving Reports cover such fabulous events as Phillip Island, North Sydney and Windsor Precinct parkruns in Australia, and West Coast Park parkrun in Singapore!

Conspiracy Theory - Eros the naked asteroid, How to help out the people of Stanthorpe, Tis the Season to duck and weave, Hamish has a plea... It may pay to chat to Paris on Insta.

Stanthorpe fires, updates and ways to help. 

People are being instructed to leave Binna Burra due to emergency warnings due to Bushfire. While we need to warn anyone we know who might be at risk it is also worth look at Labors Tree Clearing Laws and their impact on Fire Breaks.

A new advertising campaign has been launched this morning to encourage people in drought-affected areas of Southern Queensland to save water.

Locals describe it as the "worst drought in living memory" but things are about to go from bad to worse in the southern Queensland town of Stanthorpe, with the town water supply weeks away from drying up.

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The first Stanthorpe 2019 Busking event has been and gone but it looks like they're already gearing up for 2020. We managed to catch up with Allan Spencer - brains and ultimate organiser behind this and other busking events around the country to find out how Stanthorpe's first event went

Lachlan O'Neill. Australian Champion Steerwrestler 4x APRA nation finals qualifier. 13x NRA nation finals qualifier from Caboolture QLD. I got to chat with Lachlan at Stanthorpe rodeo during the break and we spoke about his career and how he is now one of the fiercest competitors in the country.

You love music right?… so how would you like to listen to some talented Aussie musos while eating delicious authentic Italian style Food while sipping on a glass or two of local wine?If this sounds like you then you'd better start planning to get to Stanthorpe in Qld in time for Saturday 23rd of March for the Stanthorpe Regional Busking competition.To find out more we caught up with Allan Spencer, creator of the Australian National Busking Championships™ to learn more about Stanthorpe itself as well as what else is in store for visitors this year.Intro/Outro music: Haystack Mountain Hermits – winners of the 2018 busking finals in Cooma NSW

1: Geoff Harrison chats with Frederick Sigbjornsson from Rekavic Excursions in Iceland. 2: Sue Ahearn from Travel Writers Radio visits Couran Cove Resort on South Stradbroke Island, offshore from Queensland's northern Gold Coast. 3: The Around the World crew in California interviews Matthias Kramer who is an expert on everything 'Switzerland'. 4: Sue Ahern discovers the Granite Belt, and the town of Stanthorpe, during her recent trip to south east Queensland. 5: Geoff Harrison is in New York where he chats with Michael Carty from Rosie O'Gradie's Irish pub.

Charlotte Caslick represents Australia in the Womens Rugby 7's and is regarded as one of the best players in the world. We spoke to her just before the Commonwealth Games about their chances in the competition, winning a gold medal at the Olympics, buying a farm in Stanthorpe, and much more.

The parkrun adventurers go in search of lost mojo this week. We speak to Jessica Hay of The Long Weigh Down with Jess and return to the Couch with Coach Steve Dinneen for further inspiration. Plus the Channel 5 News Crew are out in force with Roving Reports from Cleland and Stanthorpe parkruns.

We recorded this podcast while we were staying with my daughter, Varinia,on her  family’s vineyard in Stanthorpe. It is such a lovely spot so we thought it would be ideal to sit on the verandah and record.  Then we thought it would be even better if we walked around her garden while continuing to record, […]

In Episode Fourteen, live from a spare room in freezing Stanthorpe, Peter and Bec point out glaring feminist frightbat omissions, celebrate Mum-brand humiliation and for the first time, Rebecca Shaw-Dally-Watkins answers your etiquette questions. Peter introduces his Thesis topic on fandom and social media, giving everyone an excuse to revisit the B*witched AngelFire fan site. In Movie Club it's 1998's 'Can't Hardly Wait' and the party never stops, except if you're Ethan Embry. Plus: News Minute, Sports, Zoosk (?), Bec's date with a B105 DJ and the absolute last appearance of 'Jennifer Love Working'.

This week we talk to Andrew Carnell who is walking from Cairns to Stanthorpe to raise money and awareness for Bible literacy, they'll be holding public meetings in over 35 towns on their way, and making history too!