Podcasts about Stradbroke Island

On the show today: Dad jokes bring the show to a standstill, a big story developing on Stradbroke Island and the Brisbane International returns. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, guest co-host, Grant Baensch and Neil chat with Coodabeen Champion and friend of the show. We even had the chance to chat with Stan from Stradbroke Island!

Are you in Human Resources in Local Government? Want to win an HR Award like my guest this episode, Amanda Daly from Redland City Council, Queensland? This episode is a case study of what HR initiatives might attract a commendation from the Australian HR awards. Amanda Daly is Head of People, Culture and Organizational Performance at Redland City Council, a Local Government organization with over 1000 employees, serving a community of over 150,000 people, situated on the coast of the state of Queensland, Australia, about 35 kilometers south of Brisbane, the state capital. Amanda was included in a recent Australian HR Awards ‘'Best in HR'' list. Each year the magazine identifies individuals who led exemplary initiatives in the HR space. Listen to hear about what actions drive employee engagement and pride in their role, efficiency and cost savings, customer service, community inclusivity and living the organisation values. As well as a Bachelor of Commerce, Amanda Daly: holds a yellow belt in Lean Six Sigma accredited IECL coach accredited in DiSC assessment (go to episode 83 for more about DiSC) accredited in Myers Briggs Type Indicator accredited in Human Synergistics LSI. With a career in Council spanning over 20 years, coincidentally we discovered we both met almost 20 years ago at a Customer Service Institute of Australia awards dinner where her team won a Service award, back then. What do the world's best Local Government workplaces have in common? Listen and be inspired.   WHAT WE DISCUSSED   -       employee engagement survey called ‘My Say'   -       ‘'light touch'' service reviews – ask for ideas on how to save money and be more efficient.   -       EVP – employee value proposition – we asked people what was great about working for Redland City Council. It was about inviting people to share what they love about working there and to tell their stories on video.   -       2020 initiative to refresh the organisation values. The previous values were right for the time, but they wanted the voice of the employee to be in the forefront of the eyes of the customer.  -    Cultivating inclusivity by celebrating Quandamooka Day on Stradbroke Island. -   the award-winning Wellbeing Through Adventure initiative -   mindfulness walks === CONTACT AMANDA DALY https://www.linkedin.com/in/amanda-daly-928a45208/ === ABOUT HOST, NINA SUNDAY   To subscribe to Nina Sunday's blog go to https://www.brainpowertraining.com.au/ and scroll to bottom of the page.   To visit Nina Sunday's training company website go to https://www.brainpowertraining.com.au/   To visit Nina Sunday's speaker site go to https://ninasunday.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As a mother, wife and business owner, Jade Lord is deeply invested in bringing health and wellbeing to rural and remote communities. Originally from Moreton Bay, Jade spent most of her early childhood on Stradbroke Island. A blissful beachside oasis, surrounded by crystal clear water, white sand and rocky outcrops. It's a stark contrast from where Jade now calls home, a remote cattle station, 150km outside of Richmond, in Queensland. There, with her husband Nikko and three kids, Jock, Sandy and Ruby, they run a significant beef cattle operation, spanning across northern Queensland. Jade and Nikko had somewhat of a fairy tale romance, meeting on one of the early seasons of Farmer Wants a Wife, but as you'll hear in this episode, Jade's life on the land wasn't without some major challenges.

From the east coast to the west, the team trek through the heart of Oz to bring you Heartbeats.Discover: Remote Area Nursing, promoting healthy hearts, the Festival of Nursing, and the latest in infection prevention & control. Plus, in healthcare news: AHPRA probe stuns, Bird Flu in full flight, D-day for Aged Care, and deadly fungus wreaks havoc. Recorded on location in Moreton Bay, Queensland & East Pilbara, Western Australia.Hosted by: Matthew St Ledger & Mitch Wall   Produced by: Leith Alexander & Matthew St Ledger   The latest Nursing Australia News (04:42) AHPRA probe stuns, Bird Flu in full flight, D-day for Aged Care, and deadly fungus wreaks havoc. Remote Area Nursing in East Pilbara WA (07:12) Meet TJ Howe, a Nurse working in the remote Gibson Desert of Western Australia.Healthy Hearts (17:13) Make a difference and change the future: promoting healthy hearts as a health professional. Check out: hrt.how/heartweek23 What's this Festival of Nursing? (30:03)  The Festival of Nursing 2023 – it's a national nursing conference, SUPERCHARGED!   Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, 27-29 July 2023 - Abstracts open now, click here for more You're invited to join hundreds of nurses from across the country at this one-of-a-kind nursing conference in Perth this July 2023!The latest in IPC guidelines (39:23) RACGP Standards for general practices (5th edition) Australian Guidelines for the Prevention and Control of Infection in Healthcare The National Hand Hygiene Initiative manual Communicable Diseases Network Australia's Australian national guidelines for the management of healthcare workers living with blood-borne viruses and healthcare workers who perform exposure-prone procedures at risk of exposure to blood-borne viruses  Reach out to Nursing Australia  (Restorers: A Water Street PodcastOver these short episodes, we will be introducing you to the heroes who are working in...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifyHosted by: Matthew St Ledger & Mitch Wall Produced by: Leith Alexander & Matthew St Ledger

This piece of conversation was a highlight from my full episode with Josh Kerr. His desire to feel validated & accepted amongst his high school peers led to him feeling like an outcast from his indigenous culture. We spoke about fitting in vs belonging, why true belonging is found in self acceptance & the indigenous mentors who helped him create a stronger connection with his culture. If you loved this highlight, you can listen to the full episode on your platform of choice. See the show notes below. Josh Kerr is one of the St George Illawarra Dragons forwards & an indigenous All-Stars representative. When meeting Joshy, you are confronted by the mighty man-mountain's sheer size but after getting to know the man, it is no surprise that his larger than life personality & his compassionate heart are what he is known for amongst his family & friends. Josh grew up an hour North-West of Brisbane in Narrangba. Sport was a huge part of his early identity & it is where his passions for rugby league & aussie rules were formed. With opportunities to pursue both sports, Josh eventually decided to walk the rugby league path, not without his fair share of hurdles along the way. Alongside the desire to make his family proud, his driving force was the determination to prove an early doubter wrong & prove he could be part of the 1-2% of players who make their NRL dream a reality. A proud Aboriginal man from the Quandamooka Nation in Stradbroke Island, Joshy had his early struggles with culture. The criticism & racist jokes in the school yard created a drift with his culture, choosing to 'fit in' before realising that true belonging is found in celebration of our culture & self acceptance. Now loud & proud about his passion & pride to be an Aboriginal man, one of his great honours was to represent the Indigenous All-Stars. Josh has an incredible heart & a desire to leave those he encounters feeling uplifted, it's the reason I connected so easily with him when we first met. His story is inspiring & it was my honour to share it on the show. Be sure to follow Josh & I on socials (Insta) @joshmkerr (Insta, TikTok, LinkedIn) @bradleyjdryburgh Follow/Subscribe to the show on your platform of choice, leave a 5 star rating & kind review to help us reach new listeners & uplift others like yourself around the world. Big love, Brad xx

Josh Kerr is one of the St George Illawarra Dragons forwards & an indigenous All-Stars representative. When meeting Joshy, you are confronted by the mighty man-mountain's sheer size but after getting to know the man, it is no surprise that his larger than life personality & his compassionate heart are what he is known for amongst his family & friends. Josh grew up an hour North-West of Brisbane in Narrangba. Sport was a huge part of his early identity & it is where his passions for rugby league & aussie rules were formed. With opportunities to pursue both sports, Josh eventually decided to walk the rugby league path, not without his fair share of hurdles along the way. Alongside the desire to make his family proud, his driving force was the determination to prove an early doubter wrong & prove he could be part of the 1-2% of players who make their NRL dream a reality. A proud Aboriginal man from the Quandamooka Nation in Stradbroke Island, Joshy had his early struggles with culture. The criticism & racist jokes in the school yard created a drift with his culture, choosing to 'fit in' before realising that true belonging is found in celebration of our culture & self acceptance. Now loud & proud about his passion & pride to be an Aboriginal man, one of his great honours was to represent the Indigenous All-Stars. Josh has an incredible heart & a desire to leave those he encounters feeling uplifted, it's the reason I connected so easily with him when we first met. His story is inspiring & it was my honour to share it on the show. Be sure to follow Josh & I on socials (Insta) @joshmkerr (Insta, TikTok, LinkedIn) @bradleyjdryburgh Follow/Subscribe to the show on your platform of choice, leave a 5 star rating & kind review to help us reach new listeners & uplift others like yourself around the world. Big love, Brad xx

On today's podcast, we jump six months into the future and to the start of a new life for Doc, Maggie, Sam & Joe on Stradbroke Island.  Enjoy our next instalment of 'The Crystal Channelers and the Last Reincarnation'.  To check out future podcast information and dates, go to www.addictiontofiction.com.Support the show

On today's podcast, we jump six months into the future and to the start of a new life for Doc, Maggie, Sam & Joe on Stradbroke Island.  Enjoy our next instalment of 'The Crystal Channelers and the Last Reincarnation'.  To check out future podcast information and dates, go to www.addictiontofiction.com.Support the show

In today's podcast, we jump six months into the future and to the start of a new life for Doc, Maggie, Sam & Joe on Stradbroke Island.  Enjoy our next instalment of 'The Crystal Channelers and the Last Reincarnation'.  To check out future podcast information and dates, go to www.tomspod.com.Support the show

A Queenslander's incredible and rare encounter with a pod of killer whales has been captured off the coast of Stradbroke Island.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Order of Australia Medals Dobbo's Mail Stories Your Mates Don't Believe Triple Header Straddie Shark Ben Teo Stuffing Nev Blackout City See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's time to Escape to Paradise with a Feel Good Getaway valued over $3,000.00! Thanks to Serendip B&B you could be enjoying a 3 night stay for up to 6 people at this tropical oasis set within the Gold Coast Hinterland. Plus our great mates at Nakie are throwing in a Feel Good Nakie Bundle including the world's first 100% recycled hammock, bug net and rain tarp, puffy blanket and their yet to be released Nakie towel. These are our favourite products to relax with on the road! And you'll enjoy an island escape with a fantastic day trip to beautiful South Stradbroke Island thanks to our good friends at Tipplers Café, including return Tipplers ferry transfers from Jacobs Well, a delicious lunch for you and your mates, and use of the Tipplers facilities including swimming, beach volleyball, nature walks, a playground for the kids, and make sure you take your fishing rod!  Abundant with natural wonders, there is so much to explore on North Stradbroke Island including the breathtaking North Gorge Walk, natural springs that are perfect for a cooling dip, and family friendly Brown Lake, great for a picnic or lazy day in the water.  Plus we share John's secret Midge Buster Recipe to keep your campsite midge and mozzie free! Get your hands on a copy of our Ultimate Road Trip Ready Pack: Lessons from a Lap Year and start planning your dream travels -  https://thefeelgoodfamily.com/product/ultimate-australia-road-trip-ready-pack-travel-guide/ Watch this episode on our Family Travel Podcast YouTube channel – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_yYimcCnOLoizZ9GCtIw8g Check out the footage from our latest episode on our Family Travel Australia YouTube channel – https://youtu.be/O09xg5-6d4E 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].

While most 13­-year-­olds might spend their birthday with a party shared among family or friends, Andrew Mirosch was battling a gale in a small fishing boat. Always keen on fishing, as a young boy Andrew would try his luck on the beach or off the rocks at Stradbroke Island with his grandparents, or by himself at night. He always wanted to be a fisherman But Andrew trained and has been a chef for more than 35 years. In 1995, he hung up the apron for a fishing rod to follow his first dream of becoming a professional fisherman. The kitchen lured him back however and still fishing during the day developed a successful seafood restaurant on Stradbroke Island selling plates of his catch - all of his catch, whatever the species or cut. Andrew is a fierce environmentalist, driven as much by sustainability as by cuisine. https://www.instagram.com/growerfisherchef/?hl=en Follow Fishtales, a Seafood Podcast on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/fishtalesseafoodpodcast/ Follow John Susman https://www.instagram.com/fisheads/?hl=en Follow Rob Locke (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/ Follow Huck (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/ LISTEN TO OUR OTHER FOOD PODCASTS https://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork

While most 13­-year-­olds might spend their birthday with a party shared among family or friends, Andrew Mirosch was battling a gale in a small fishing boat.Always keen on fishing, as a young boy Andrew would try his luck on the beach or off the rocks at Stradbroke Island with his grandparents, or by himself at night.He always wanted to be a fishermanBut Andrew trained and has been a chef for more than 35 years.In 1995, he hung up the apron for a fishing rod to follow his first dream of becoming a professional fisherman.The kitchen lured him back however and still fishing during the day developed a successful seafood restaurant on Stradbroke Island selling plates of his catch - all of his catch, whatever the species or cut.Andrew is a fierce environmentalist, driven as much by sustainability as by cuisine.https://www.instagram.com/growerfisherchef/?hl=enFollow Fishtales, a Seafood Podcast on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/fishtalesseafoodpodcast/Follow John Susman https://www.instagram.com/fisheads/?hl=enFollow Rob Locke (Executive Producer)https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/Follow Huck (Executive Producer)https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/LISTEN TO OUR OTHER FOOD PODCASTShttps://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork

Welcome to Season 6! The ocean to the outback! For the remainder of 2022 we will be exploring every corner of Queensland, and we can't wait to share it with you. We'll be zigging and zagging, revisiting our favourite destinations and discovering new places, campgrounds and experiences.  But before we get the caravan wheels turning, we are discovering some of the gems of South East Queensland, the island getaways that make a perfect day trip or awesome overnighter within easy reach of Brisbane, the Gold Coast or the Sunshine Coast. First up, we're enjoying the secluded natural paradise of South Stradbroke Island for a fantastic camping trip at Tipplers campground. Plus, we are spoiled to a catch and cook experience with head chef of Tipplers café, Bec Gava, who is cooking up a delicious Thai style Spanish mackerel on the BBQ. Get your hands on a copy of our Ultimate Road Trip Ready Pack: Lessons from a Lap Year and start planning your dream travels -  https://thefeelgoodfamily.com/product/ultimate-australia-road-trip-ready-pack-travel-guide/ Watch this episode on our Family Travel Podcast YouTube channel – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_yYimcCnOLoizZ9GCtIw8g Check out the footage from our latest episode on our Family Travel Australia YouTube channel – https://youtu.be/O09xg5-6d4E 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].

Getting up there - episode 24!! Welcome back!! We are so happy to release this podcast, as this one is a mix of professional advice and adventure stories and goes out to all of you listeners to embrace your true ATHLETE. Our guest, Dempsey Ormrod, a Sunshine Coast Myotherapist and Exercise Physiologist through his own practice Myo Mechanics, gives his insights on how no matter skill, activity, or age that all of us everyday adventurers should treat our bodies to some good TLC! Finishing his studies at University of Sunshine Coast (USC), Dempsey started out at a clinic in Buderim until gaining the experience he needed to move into his own practice which is what he has been doing for about 6 years now.  Dempsey also talks to us about his awesome 4WD adventures in his kitted out Defender with his fiance and his two dogs, Kiara and Joey, going to Stradbroke Island, K'gari (Fraser Island), and planning a trip up to Cape York. Many of these adventures he also does with a group, British Mafia.  Being an advocate for health and ending 2021 on a serious health scare, Dempsey urges everyone to listen to your body, in whatever way it is trying to talk to you, and find yourself a good practitioner - whether that be a sports therapist to keep you healthy through your adventures, or a good general practitioner to help you find out why something just doesn't feel right.  Dempsey has such a positive attitude through everything, and some great insights on how we can all take care of ourselves better. If you want to get in touch with Dempsey, hop over to his business page or follow him on Instagram @_dormrod.  Thanks again for listening, we know you'll get a lot of out of this episode! If you are keen to support us and help us to keep the lights on, we have a Patreon page, or if you have a spare 3 minutes, please leave us a review! We are ETERNALLY grateful for all of your support, we are so honoured to bring you these episodes fortnightly and still have heaps of amazing guests that we would love to have on in the future to bring you!

Pretty Produce is a multi-nationally award-winning edible flower farm driven by Simone Jelley. It has been in existence since 2014 and it was birthed from a new found obsession with gardening, the FIRST ever foray into gardening. During this time, Simone started researching edibility of plants, including flowers, and from there started designing products for the chefs and hospitality industry. It quickly spiralled out of control into a series of farming leases on a few residential islands located near Stradbroke Island off Redland Bay. Simone and Dave Jelley sold up on Macleay Island in 2019 to seek a suitable patch of land in Queensland's celebrated Scenic Rim region. Finally settling into a stunning 8-acre parcel of land snuggled in the misty valley heading up into the mighty Lamington National Park, surrounded by the ancient Gondwana forests of the Southern Queensland border lands.

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The Mandandanji, Darambal and Wangan woman's career in theatre has taken her from Roma, in outback Queensland, and around the world, with a brief break as a guard at a children's hospital

The Mandandanji, Darambal and Wangan woman's career in theatre has taken her from Roma, in outback Queensland, around the world, with a brief break as a guard at a children's hospital

Dr Danielle Arabena yarns with Dr Claudia Collins who works as a senior medical officer and lead clinician at Yulu-Burri-Ba Aboriginal Corporation for Community Health on Minjerribah, Stradbroke Island. Having grown up in Far North Queensland, Claudia shares how her journey with med school and her work as a doctor sparked her passion with Indigenous and rural health. Claudia also shares some of the simple yet powerful teachings from community elders.Claudia is currently working as Senior Medical Officer and Lead Clinician at Yulu-Burri-Ba Aboriginal Corporation for Community Health - serving the communities connected to Minjerribah (NSI), and the bayside communities around Capalaba and Wynnum.She is also a current Training Advisor for the Queensland Rural Generalist Pathway, navigating career pathways for rural primary care registrars across the state of Queensland.She has been living in Brisbane since 2018, but working within the Indigenous Health sector in regional and rural QLD since 2013 – as both an ACRRM registrar and fellowed Rural Generalist. She is a passionate advocate for Indigenous Health: particularly with regards to providing culturally appropriate gold-standard care, and working towards health equality for our First Nations People. She has had cultural mentors during her career that have been instrumental in challenging and fostering her understanding of the landscape and challenges faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People, particularly in relation to health, and continues to be mentored as she progresses through her career.Starting her medical career in Central Queensland at Rockhampton Hospital, Claudia has worked then worked as a registrar in Longreach, and then as a senior Registrar and fellowed GP for Nhulundu Health Service in Gladstone (5yrs), and then as a locum GP for Bidgerdii Health Service in Gladstone, and Gidgee Healing in Mount Isa. When first moving to Brisbane, she came for an opportunity to work for the IUIH network at Moreton ATSICHS in their Caboolture and Deception Bay clinics, before making the move to Senior GP and then Senior Medical Officer at Yulu Burri Ba.Nhulundu Health Service was instrumental in fostering her passion for working within the ACCHO sector, and she had strong cultural mentors who helped to shape her viewpoints and drive for providing quality care to First Nations People, whom she also now considers as friends. She was accepted by Community and had fostered strong links which improved service delivery and outcomes for clients interacting with both the AMS and the local public hospital.Claudia grew up in far north Queensland and graduated from James Cook University School of Medicine – which has a strong curriculum emphasis on Rural Remote Indigenous and Tropical Health. She completed all of her SOM placements and rotations with these foundations – spending a considerable amount of time during her university years in Mount Isa. She holds fellowship with ACRRM and has an advanced skill in Indigenous Health (previously also an AST in Obstetrics).She is an alumni of the Queensland Rural Generalist Pathway, and a former Queensland Rural Health Scholarship Scheme (QHRSS) holder.Yulu-Burri-Ba Aboriginal Corporation for Community Health: https://www.ybb.com.au/Contact Dr Claudia Collins: Claudia.Collins@ybb.com.auResources mentioned:'Binan Goonj' By Anne-Katrin Eckermann, Toni Dowd, Ena Chong, Roy Gray, Lynette Nixon · 2010

Our first book to become addicted to is "The Crystal Channelers and the Last Reincarnation", Book 1 of 'The Crystal Channelers' book series by Sharon Ann Rowland (our host).  On today's podcast, we jump six months into the future and to the start of a new life for Doc, Maggie, Sam & Joe on Stradbroke Island. Enjoy our next instalment of 'The Crystal Channelers and the Last Reincarnation'. To check out future podcast information and dates, go to www.addictiontofiction.com.

Our first book to become addicted to is "The Crystal Channelers and the Last Reincarnation", Book 1 of 'The Crystal Channelers' book series by Sharon Ann Rowland (our host).  On today's podcast, we jump six months into the future and to the start of a new life for Doc, Maggie, Sam & Joe on Stradbroke Island.  Enjoy our next instalment of 'The Crystal Channelers and the Last Reincarnation'.  To check out future podcast information and dates, go to www.addictiontofiction.com.

Our first book to become addicted to is "The Crystal Channelers and the Last Reincarnation", Book 1 of 'The Crystal Channelers' book series by Sharon Ann Rowland (our host).  On today's podcast, we jump six months into the future and to the start of a new life for Doc, Maggie, Sam & Joe on Stradbroke Island.  Enjoy our next instalment of 'The Crystal Channelers and the Last Reincarnation'.  To check out future podcast information and dates, go to www.addictiontofiction.com.

Our first book to become addicted to is "The Crystal Channelers and the Last Reincarnation", Book 1 of 'The Crystal Channelers' book series by Sharon Ann Rowland (our host).  On today's podcast, we jump six months into the future and to the start of a new life for Doc, Maggie, Sam & Joe on Stradbroke Island.  Enjoy our next instalment of 'The Crystal Channelers and the Last Reincarnation'.  To check out future podcast information and dates, go to www.addictiontofiction.com.

Our first book to become addicted to is "The Crystal Channelers and the Last Reincarnation", Book 1 of 'The Crystal Channelers' book series by Sharon Ann Rowland (our host).  On today's podcast, we jump six months into the future and to the start of a new life for Doc, Maggie, Sam & Joe on Stradbroke Island.   Enjoy our next instalment of 'The Crystal Channelers and the Last Reincarnation'.   To check out future podcast information and dates, go to www.addictiontofiction.com.

TODAY ON THE PODCAST:? No spectators at the Olympics? Cameron Smith retires, Susie's Olympic quarantine, Content Wars, Top 5: NRL Edition, no more camping on Stradbroke Island? Smarter Than Suse, When Piers Met Meghan…, Kelly Slater on Meghan & Harry, Susie on Red Faces, RECOMMENDATION STATION: “Girls Can't Surf”, Cameron Smith's statue and Susie has a joke… Follow Ash, Kip & Luttsy with Susie O'Neill! Facebook: www.facebook.com/ashkipluttsyandsusieoneill  Twitter: www.twitter.com/AKLS_nova  Instagram: www.instagram.com/ashkipluttsyandsusie  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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As Wesley Enoch wraps up his five years as artistic director of the Sydney Festival, he reflects on his decades-long commitment to Indigenous storytelling, the legacy of his directorship and what comes next.Also, we hear a performance from Black Brass at the Perth Festival, inspired by stories of resilience from Perth's African communities, and discuss the enduring popularity of Our Town by Thornton Wilder.

As Wesley Enoch wraps up his five years as artistic director of the Sydney Festival, he reflects on his decades-long commitment to Indigenous storytelling, the legacy of his directorship and what comes next. Also, we hear a performance from Black Brass at the Perth Festival, inspired by stories of resilience from Perth's African communities, and discuss the enduring popularity of Our Town by Thornton Wilder.

As Wesley Enoch wraps up his five years as artistic director of the Sydney Festival, he reflects on his decades-long commitment to Indigenous storytelling, the legacy of his directorship and what comes next. Also, we hear a performance from Black Brass at the Perth Festival, inspired by stories of resilience from Perth's African communities, and discuss the enduring popularity of Our Town by Thornton Wilder.

As Wesley Enoch wraps up his five years as artistic director of the Sydney Festival, he reflects on his decades-long commitment to Indigenous storytelling, the legacy of his directorship and what comes next. Also, we hear a performance from Black Brass at the Perth Festival, inspired by stories of resilience from Perth's African communities, and discuss the enduring popularity of Our Town by Thornton Wilder.

ON TODAY’S PODCAST: Some interesting/potentially-not-interesting trivia about “The Crown”, Susie spent her holidays surfing in Melbourne, Ash was at Stradbroke Island during lockdown, COVID-19 vaccine worries, Dr. Kip is single and on the ‘gram! Luttsy’s got a hernia, the Noosa Bomb Divers, Ash’s wife Jodie has a Top 3! Smarter Than Suse vs Joel Creasey, Renee Stubbs talks quarantine life for Australian Open competitors, how late is too late to take your Christmas Tree down? Trump’s final day as President and Liam Neeson is retiring from action movies… Follow Ash, Kip & Luttsy with Susie O'Neill! Facebook: www.facebook.com/ashkipluttsyandsusieoneill  Twitter: www.twitter.com/AKLS_nova  Instagram: www.instagram.com/ashkipluttsyandsusie  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we head to the little fishing village of Jacobs Well on the northern Gold Coast and enjoy a relaxing few days taking in this awesome waterfront location. A local boaties favourite, the boat ramp right outside the park has direct access to Moreton Bay Marine Park – one of the largest estuarine bays in Australia.

There's a term for people who don't listen in the Jandai language of Stradbroke Island.

There's a term for people who don't listen in the Jandai language of Stradbroke Island.

There's a term for people who don't listen in the Jandai language of Stradbroke Island.

On this Episode, the NunanBoy Promotions team travel to Stradbroke Island for an important conversation about Mental Health awareness and Suicide Prevention.Nick and Jai are joined by Founder of the Quandamooka Cup and Supajai Gym, Sandy Heilig, NRL Legend, Owen Craigie and Boxer, Ben Mahoney to discuss the growing concern over the high rates of suicide amongst the Indigenous community on the Island.Sandy tells of how the suicide death of Jai Milton Burns in 2015 prompted her to dedicate her life to raising awareness of mental health issues within her community, something which is now in danger due to council regulations and demands.Owen and Ben detail their own personal struggles and the strategies they used to overcome the obstacles they faced, while Owen highlights the importance of Aboriginal Culture to suicide prevention.The boys give their predictions for the upcoming Sydney Super Fight featuring Tim Tszyu, Paul Gallen and Mark Hunt, while Ben Mahoney tells us what's next for him in the Boxing Ring.AN IMPORTANT CONVERSATION FOR ALL FIGHT FANS!

Wesley Enoch is a man of the theatre. He is in his final term as Artistic Director of the Sydney Festival. It is a role that has been informed by an extensive resume in roles as Playwright, Director and passionate Advocate for the Arts. He is also a leader and creative force in navigating the theatre to frame our vital indigenous stories. The plays he writes and directs explore issues of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and the complexities of Australian race relations.Enoch is a proud Noonuccal Nuugi man. He grew up in Brisbane and trained in Drama at the Queensland University of Technology.He has been at the helm of a number of renowned Indigenous theatre productions, including The 7 Stages of Grieving with Deborah Mailman, Black Diggers, presented at Sydney Festival in 2014 and his most recent production, Black Cockatoo, which premiered at the 2020 Sydney Festival.He is Chair of Create NSW’s Aboriginal Arts and Culture Board; Chair of the Australia Council’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Strategy Panel; a Board member of Annamila and NAISDA; and a member of the AGNSW Aboriginal Advisory Committee.In the lead up to curating his final Sydney Festival, he has been presented with considerable Covid challenges, on top of the considerations that already present to the responsibility of Festival Director. Wesley shares some of those challenges and his great passion for telling stories on the stage.The Stages podcast is available from Apple podcasts, Spotify, Whooshkaa and where all good podcasts are found.

Queensland's Stradbroke Island is becoming increasingly known by its traditional indigenous name - Minjerribah.

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HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: The race to find a COVID-19 vaccine, QLD Borders are shut, Channel 7 European Correspondent Sarah Greenhalgh talks the royal reaction to Prince Charles testing positive to Coronavirus, Luttsy wants Booba Eats in Australia, call-out to local businesses, we get SUPER dark talking about the royals, Smarter Than Suse, Bindi Irwin married! Why are we still supposed to go vote this weekend? Stradbroke Island shut-off! Susie’s parents are going bilingual in isolation and double lockdown in Brisbane See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For Indigenous artist Delvene Cockatoo-Collins, it is never too late to fulfil your dreams. The respected artist has built an impressive body of work, with many coming to know her talent during the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games, where her designs of the rare white whale Migaloo were featured on the commemorative medals, and in the opening ceremony. She has just opened a new gallery and studio space at Minjerribah, also known as Stradbroke Island, where her arts practice is inspired from. On this episode of Remarkable Tales, the winner of the 2018 Griffith Business School Outstanding First Peoples Alumnus Award tells us how important her family and Quandamooka ties are to her continuing development as an artist, as well as also preserving and telling the story of her culture and country.

Andrea starts close to home in this first episode, in speaking with Mollie O’Connor, an Aboriginal law student whose family is from Minjerribah (also known as Stradbroke Island) near Brisbane in Queensland, Australia. As coordinator of its first access to justice hackathon Mollie is doing ground-breaking work as a founding member of The Legal Forecast, a not-for-profit organisation which aims to advance the legal profession through innovation and technology.  She is a purpose driven individual, a humble and quiet achiever working on big things!  In this episode Mollie reveals why a group of law students set up a not for profit organisation, what drives her career choices and the factors that will make the most difference for those innovating in law. Mollie may just be the cover girl for this podcast as she embodies its themes of innovation in law and a commitment to social justice. But in all seriousness, Mollie – and people like her - will be the guardians and leaders of the profession in the future. The theme of this episode would have to be the importance and effectiveness of awareness raising, information sharing, and education and Mollie is committed to doing that for the issues close to her heart, namely Indigenous Rights, innovation and access to justice. It was a delight talking with Mollie, please enjoy the conversation. Links: LawRight UQ Pro Bono Centre Legal Innovation in Legal Education The Legal Forecast Aurora Internship Future Law Stradbroke Island andreaperrypetersen.com.au  Email - andrea@andreaperrypetersen.com.au LinkedIn - Andrea Perry-Petersen Twitter - @ReimaginingJ Facebook - Reimagining Justice (Closed group)

It's only 30 kilometres east of Brisbane but the economic gap between Cleveland and the Queensland capital is massive. Now an influential developer wants to revitalise the coastal town by building a $1.4 billion precinct on the foreshore. There's just one problem: the region's wetlands are protected under an international treaty known as the Ramsar convention. So who prevails in a battle between birdlife and business? Steve Cannane investigates.

Though she studied photography, when I met Kara she was gaining notoriety as a stylist. It was only upon landing her first book deal that she rediscovered the lens. Today editorial photography is Kara's primary focus, she also sells her photographic prints online and has developed an impressive lifestyle brand, with a unique range of homewares, accessories and apparel to complement her distinctive aesthetic. We caught up at Kara's idyllic shack on Stradbroke Island to chat about her meandering career path, the incredible growth of her business, and what's coming next. Find links and other show notes at https://thedesignfiles.net/podcast

From the Wandering Journo at Stories that Matter Studios this is The Streets of Your Town. The slice of Australian life podcast that takes you on an audio journey through theatre of the mind each episode. In this episode we go to the beautiful paradise of Stradbroke Island in sparkling Moreton Bay. We speak to Michael Bulloch, the owner and operator of Coffee in Cylinder's, a pop-up coffee shop on Cylinder Beach.

*****WARNING - PODCAST CONTAINS ADULT THEMES AND SWEARING*****Highlights include:Is life easier as a beautiful woman? When’s the best time of the day to have a session? Can someone else please organise Susie’s birthday dinner? Who does more chores around the house? Smarter Than Suse is worth $12,000. How important is Stradbroke Island to us? Conspiracy theories, Round 2 of the Movie Theme game, a Whale/Dolphin hybrid has been found in Hawaii & we speak to MasterChef judge Gary Mehigan before tonight’s season finale… See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Highlights include:A real-life Spider-Man, a not-so-real-life Deadpool, actual Matt Damon on Stradbroke Island, LOVE ISLAND’s low ratings, Andrew McCullough LIVE from Origin camp & the maybe-not-quite $2M diamond… See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There's a term for people who don't listen in the Jandai language of Stradbroke Island.

There's a term for people who don't listen in the Jandai language of Stradbroke Island.

Episode 1: Transitioning features Beau James (who was known as Donna Carstens at the time of the recording) - from the Mununjali clan of the Yugambeh Nation from South-East Queensland, with links to Stradbroke Island. Beau is an accomplished physical theatre/circus performer working in the community arts, social justice and education sectors. They have worked extensively with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities throughout Australia and is currently employed as the Manager of Indigenous Programs at the Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney.

PHOTO 写真: DOLPHINS, CYLINDER BEACH, STRADBROKE ISLAND, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA. These English conversation lessons are comprised of a short segment of news in English and a short conversation in English about the news. This lesson: Austerity Measures 緊縮政策. Free lesson transcripts トランスクリプト with translations in Japanese of keywords are on our website: newsenglishlessons.wordpress.com There are also many links there to free news in English resources. For those interested in studying news related Japanese there are also some links there to free study resources.