Podcasts about Swan River

Scott Kehler from Weatherlogics was out storm-chasing last night!; Premier Kinew flying in to Swan River; Manitoba Hydro with the latest on the power outages; Plus, Keystone Ag Producers.

A Local State of Emergency is now in effect in Swan River as crews battle widespread flooding caused by days of heavy rainfall.

Graffiti follow-up... Let's salute businesses or city efforts that beautify our communities (1:40); CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENT / Canada to ban social media for kids under 16 (8:40); Breakfast With The Bombers - Preparing for Thursday's home opener, and Chris Streveler will be our co-host on Thursday??? (16:00); City of Winnipeg on graffiti and flowers (25:25); World Cup at work: How employers can turn tournament fever into engagement gains (33:05); Minitonas flooding update after torrential rain (43:00); Winning entries on saluting the efforts to beautify our communities (49:50); Swan River update... roads washed out everywhere / JONNY'S BIG SWIM... Swimming across Lake Winnipeg to raise fund for Cancer Research (53:50).

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Today on the Basketball Manitoba Podcast, we have Duane Whyte.Duane dedicated over three decades to growing the game from the ground up in the Swan River region. At Swan Valley Regional Secondary School, his varsity boys teams captured Provincial AAA Championships in 1986, 1995, 1996, 2000, and 2001. He didn't just coach a team; he built an entire basketball community. He organized coaching and referee clinics, hosted provincial championships, brought in high-level exhibition games, and helped develop generations of players, many of whom have gone on to become coaches themselves.He's also contributed to the game as an official, working provincial championships at both the high school and senior men's levels.Duane is an MHSAA Hall of Fame inductee and a Manitoba Basketball Hall of Fame inductee.

In this episode of The Bream Fishing Project we head across the country to Western Australia for the final boat round of the 2025 WA BREAM Series, held on the iconic Swan River in the heart of Perth. This one-day shootout produced some quality fish and plenty of tactical decisions as teams battled changing wind, subtle bite windows, structure fishing and ultra-finicky Swan River bream. The episode features interviews with: Travis Newland & Josh Phillips (1st Place) Aiden & Herbert Miller (2nd Place) Callum Dow & Oliver Frank from Outback Bream Baits (4th Place) We dive deep into: fishing bridge pylons and retaining walls mussel presentations crankbait techniques line control in wind and current how subtle angles and lure placement changed the bite pre-fish struggles and tournament adjustments Swan River structure fishing strategies and the importance of timing bite windows on tough systems There's also plenty of discussion around: the Outback Bream Baits Muss the new Shine Away leader treatment product crankbait retrieves tournament decision making and how WA anglers are targeting big pre-spawn bream in urban systems. Aiden and Herbert Miller also share the story of their first major event fishing together as a father-and-son team, while Travis and Josh break down the adjustments that helped them turn a brutal pre-fish into a tournament-winning performance. As always, we also run through the bite periods, tides and key tournament conditions from the day. A massive thank you to everyone supporting the show and The Bream Fishing Project Collective. Join The Bream Fishing Project Collective here: https://breamfishingproject.supercast.com/ Follow The Bream Fishing Project on Instagram: @thebreamfishingproject Sponsors & Supporters Mentioned: Outback Bream Baits Tackle West Shine Away Tackle Addiction Force Lures Pro Lure Shimano Daiwa If you enjoy the podcast, please share the episode around, tag a fishing mate and leave a review on your podcast platform.

Monday 4th May 2026 No Vici with us this week but Chris and Simon are joined by Coach Josh Tighe. Josh is a running and athletics coach, personal trainer, he heads up the training group Herdsman Harriers and has a pedigree as a British Mountain Runner and 2:26 marathoner. In local races we had the Soul Runners Swan River Half, the inaugural Ultra Series OMFG Trail Running Festival and the inaugural WAMC Rockingham Classic with a couple of notable runners running the double on Saturday and Sunday in what was glorious mornings over this weekend's racing.  Simon is feeling a bit cooked and discovers new smells in his new house, Chris gets confused seeing a toilet block at the Rockingham Classic, and Josh thought Simon was running the kids race at Transcend last year.  Lloyd Reidy and his son Walt win 1 of our 3 entries to this year's HBF Run for a Reason competition with the other two winners to be announced later this week.  Astrid Roberts' 36:38 and an 11-year-old boy running a half marathon in 80mins feature in this week's weapons of WARP.   Reach out and connect! Instagram: @warunningpod Email: warunningpodcast@gmail.com  Strava: https://www.strava.com/clubs/WARP

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Knut spricht mit Barbara vom Welterbebüro der Stadt Augsburg über 800 Jahre Wassergeschichte, den UNESCO-Titel und die Frage: Was hat das alles mit Ausbildung, Handwerk, Tourismus und Jobs von morgen zu tun? Vom Olympiastädte-Eiskanal über bestes Trinkwasser bis zum Water-&-Sound-Festival – diese Folge zeigt, wie eine Stadt am Wasser zur Spielwiese für Zukunftsberufe wird.Kapitelmarken:[00:00] Intro: Olympiastädte-Eiskanal & jüngstes Welterbeobjekt[00:22] Future H2O – Wasser, Ausbildung, Nachhaltigkeit, Verantwortung[01:01] Wo sind wir hier? Welterbebüro & der Unterschied von Weltkultur- und Weltnaturerbe[03:08] 800 Jahre Wassergeschichte – Wasser als DNA der Stadt Augsburg[05:03] Nachhaltige Wassernutzung, Kraftwerke & der Eiskanal als Olympia-Schauplatz[06:29] 22 Welterbe-Objekte: Brunnen, Kanäle, Kraftwerke & Eiskanal in der ganzen Stadt[06:52] Lieblingsort Wasserwerk am Roten Tor: Aquädukt, Pumpen & Trinkwasserversorgung[08:51] Gelebte Nachhaltigkeit: Wasserkraft, Trinkwasser, Naherholung statt Fernreise[09:49] Freizeit am Wasser: Zoo, Kanäle, Kühleffekte & Grillkultur in Augsburg[11:18] Flüsse und Städte: Isar, Donau, Swan River – wie Wasser Stadtbilder prägt[12:54] Architektur & Welterbemangement: Barbaras Weg von München über Regensburg nach Perth[15:19] UNESCO weltweit: 1.200 Welterbestätten, Verantwortung & Schutzauftrag der Städte[18:19] Wasser & Tourismus: Venedig des Nordens, Trinkbrunnen & Wasserführungen[20:00] Handwerk & Ausbildung: Warum Barbara heute selbst gern eine Lehre hätte[21:01] Geduld, Modelle, Cutter: Was Architektur mit Handwerk und Ausbildung verbindet[23:00] Trinkwasserbrunnen, Infozentrum & Wasser als Kühlfaktor in der Klimakrise[24:54] Zukunft des Welterbebüros: Bewahren, erklären, Bildungsprojekte & Netzwerke[27:58] Ausblick: Weitere Folgen mit jungen Kanut:innen & WasserbiografienMit der Initiative JOBvision fördert das Bundesministerium für Bildung, Familie, Senioren, Frauen und Jugend bundesweit Projekte, die innovative Lösungen für kleine und mittlere Unternehmen (KMU) entwickeln und erproben, um vakante Ausbildungsplätze nachhaltig zu besetzen, den Fachkräftebedarf in KMU zu decken und die duale Ausbildung zu modernisieren. Durchgeführt wird die Initiative vom Bundesinstitut für Berufsbildung (BIBB).

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The dynamic duo kicks things off by discussing the alarming news linking Ozempic to permanent vision loss. Dave then takes to the kitchen to share his hacks for DIY deli meat to beat inflation and his attempt to rehabilitate the reputation of meatloaf, though Tyler remains skeptical of the "meaty banana bread" texture.The Loud Line delivers gold with calls ranging from Brandon's snowy weather predictions to a listener auditioning to be Valour FC's new mascot, "Black Lung Betty". Tyler gives his review of the new "Freakier Friday" movie on Disney+, admitting it's pure nostalgia bait, while Dave dives into a surprisingly deep geopolitical debate about Canadian sovereignty over the Northwest Passage.Plus, the boys play a round of "Random Trivia" that leads to a hotel in Swan River, Manitoba, and get into a heated debate over the laziness versus efficiency of using gift bags instead of wrapping paper.@TylerCarrfm @Wheelerj28 @Energy106fm Tyler Carr on Tik Tok

11 year old Tay from Swan River talked to Santa this morning with GX94 Santa Calls Brought to you by McMunn & Yates.

GX94's Benny Walchuk catches up with Head Coach & GM Landyn Cochrane to recap weekend split through Selkirk & Winkler, and preview Tuesday's showdown in Swan River

Today's a special one: Chris Purnell joins me to wrap Series 16, explain the big Hobie ownership change, and reveal the 2025 Hobie Kayak Fishing Series (Series 17) calendar — including a mid-week Bemm River opener, a Tassie double-header, and Mallacoota in October leading into a Victorian AC. What we cover Hobie ownership update: context on the restructure and the brand's move under Bass Pro's White River Marine Group, and what that means for AU/NZ dealers, parts, and anglers. Series 16 takeaways: tough late-season fishing (e.g., Wallaga Lake), standout bags, and why some arenas deserve a second look. Series 17 (2025) calendar & key notes (dates/locations below). Shout-outs to anglers (the heart of the series) and sponsors (incl. naming-rights partner Daiwa). 2025 Hobie Kayak Fishing Series (Series 17) – Dates & Locations (AC = Australian Championship; pre-Fish and lay day marked where relevant) Early Feb — AC (Australia): exact dates/location TBA (announcement ASAP). Feb 17–18 (Tue–Wed) — Bemm River, VIC (mid-week) Feb 16 (Mon) — pre-Fish Feb 19 (Thu) — lay day Feb 21–22 (Sat–Sun) — Marlo, VIC Feb 20 (Fri) — pre-Fish Mar 20–21 — Wallaga Lake, NSW Apr 8–9 (mid-week) — Little Swanport, TAS Apr 10 — pre-Fish Apr 11–12 — Swan River, TAS Tassie travel option: indicative Spirit of Tasmania sailings discussed (in via Geelong→Devonport ~Mon Apr 6, out Sun Apr 13). Most anglers base in Swansea. Local partners: Tasmanian Kayak Fishing Series & Launceston Angling Club (local bump tubs/scales). Limited loan kayaks likely; details to be confirmed via Hobie AU. May 2–3 — Forster, NSW Jun 20–21 — Georges River, NSW Jul 18–19— Lake Macquarie, NSW Aug 15–16 — Gold Coast, QLD (Broadwater Tourist Park launch as per usual setup) September — No round (spring transition month) Oct 10–11 — Mallacoota, VIC November — AC (Victoria) TBA (southern venue; details to follow) Start / Briefing times: Events typically run a briefing ~6:30am with start ~7:00am — please confirm each round's official times on the event listing. Why these dates? Targeting better tides/moons than Series 16's back-half. Tassie double-header to make travel worthwhile (Little Swanport → Swan River). Forster in early May (historically strong window). Gold Coast mid-August to avoid clashes and school-holiday pressure. Mallacoota in October to set up a Victorian AC in November. Quick acknowledgements (from Chris) Anglers: there's no series without you. Sponsors: especially Daiwa (naming rights) and the many family-run partners backing the tour. Hobie AU team behind the scenes: Brad, Darryl, Zoe, Tamika, Scotty, Mick, Shane, and more. If you're looking at Tassie, start scoping accommodation around Swansea and keep an eye out for the Spirit of Tasmania details mentioned in the episode. For loan-kayak availability and local logistics, contact the Hobie AU media team via the email referenced in the show. — Guest: Chris Purnell Host: Andrew De (2019 Hobie Kayak Fishing World Champion) Show: The Bream Fishing Project

Swan River, WA — Kayak Round 2 Recap (26–27 July) | Hobie qualifier This episode returns to Western Australia for a deep dive on Kayak Round 2 on the Swan River, held 26–27 July in conjunction with Hobie Fishing (a qualifying round for the Hobie Kayak Fishing Series). Andrew opens with bite windows and tides, then steps through the podium interviews with Matt McCarthy (3rd), Joseph Gardner (2nd), and winner Travis Newland (1st)—including how they adapted to a brutal weather change on Day 2. Tides & bite periods mentioned Saturday: Minor bite: 7:35–9:05 AM Major bite: 12:33–3:03 PM High tide: 10:12 AM (~0.7 m) → Low tide: 7:27 PM (~0.3 m) Sunday: Minor bite: 8:06–9:36 AM Major bite: 1:19–3:49 PM High tide: 10:39 AM → Low tide: 7:39 PM (0.35 m) Big Bream & awards Day 1 Big Bream: Paul Siemaszko — 1.18 kg Day 2 & Overall Big Bream + Monster Mover: Rick Raynham — 1.27 kg Podium interviews 3rd — Matt McCarthy (6/6 for 3.970 kg; 2.26 kg then 1.71 kg) Approach: Started near Garrett Road Bridge, then worked down to the Belmont stretch. Found stacked fish on live/side scan but many were shut down. Key bites: Early flurry on an old jetty/marker line; upgraded along a two-metre contour where fish moved up and down “like a highway.” Tackle notes: Mixed confidence baits (including mussel/crab profiles and light plastics); went as light as 3 lb straight-through fluorocarbon when bites were subtle. Day 2: Weather made visual line control hard; persisted, left with a full bag late after grinding through rain and wind. Takeaway: Commit to zones holding life (even when fish are lock-jaw) and cycle proven confidence baits patiently. 2nd — Joseph Gardner (6/6 for 4.660 kg; 2.310 kg then 2.350 kg) Prefish: Four sessions with patchy results from upriver to downriver; no firm pattern before the event. Day 1 route: Tried Garrett Road Bridge (no eaters), then picked fish from Maylands Yacht Club/old jetty area and opposite banks; added reaction upgrades on small vibes when mussel bites were too slow. Day 2 pivot: In severe cold/rain, timed a window at Claisebrook Cove—casting a pygmy mussel to the waterfall/drain edge before the drain began pumping hard again—pulling three key legals in ~90 minutes. Tackle notes: Ran heavier leaders (6–8 lb) with prawn/mussel profiles; used a single rear hook on baby vibes to reduce weed/snags. Result: Another consistent runner-up finish, crediting patience, timing and a crucial drain bite window. 1st — Travis Newland (6/6 for 5.230 kg; 2.53 kg then 2.70 kg; kicker 1.14 kg) Game plan: No recent prefish; trusted a down-river milk run and slow, heavy bottom work with compact yabby/creature profiles. Day 1: Early fish from a creek mouth drop-off, then built a quality bag along the Belmont banks, working the drop-off methodically in current/wind. Day 2 (storm): Paddled straight to the key stretch; landed a “kegger” behind an overhanging tree, then another big fish later. Finished with a strong third fish (~33 fork) to seal it. Tackle notes: Predominantly a yabby/creature (“Bruce”) on a heavier jighead; 12 lb braid to 4 lb fluoro leader, light, soft-tipped rod to let big fish play out on clean ground. Outcome: Win by ~700 g, plus Hobie AC qualifying spot and $650. Emphasis on patience, line control and repeated passes over a short, productive 50 m lane. Episode themes you'll hear Reading wind/current lanes and depth contours (2 m “highways”). When to stay ultra-finesse (straight-through light fluoro) vs. forcing a reaction with small vibes. Timing drain/flow windows (bite flurries before outflow surges). Managing mindset and decisions when it's cold, wet, and slow—especially in kayaks. Hosted by: 2019 Hobie Kayak Fishing World Champion Andrew Death. If you enjoyed this recap, please subscribe and leave a rating. Andrew also mentions The Bream Fishing Project Collective for anglers who want extra tactics, live sessions and community chat.      

Send us a textThe transformative power of gratitude takes center stage as we explore the sixth part of God's Benefit Package. This spiritual practice isn't just about being thankful for what we've already received—it's about expressing gratitude to God in advance for His answers, demonstrating powerful faith that recognizes His goodness before outcomes materialize.Looking to Jesus as our perfect example, we discover something fascinating: though He surely lived in constant gratitude, only four specific instances of His expressed thankfulness appear in scripture. Each reveals profound wisdom about spiritual gratitude that transcends human understanding. When Jesus thanked God for "hiding truth from the wise while revealing it to the childlike," He demonstrated gratitude not just for acceptance but even for rejection—recognizing that unprepared hearts might reduce divine revelation to mere intellectual exercise.The COVID-19 pandemic taught us all how easily we take everyday blessings for granted. From the simple joy of a grandchild's laughter to the beauty of sunrise over the Swan River, these gifts deserve our attention and appreciation. True gratitude connects us deeply with God by acknowledging Him as the source of all good things in our lives.Most powerfully, we see Jesus consistently thanking God before miracles manifested—like when facing thousands of hungry people with minimal food. This pattern of pre-emptive gratitude demonstrates complete confidence in divine provision. Since we have "the mind of Christ" (1 Corinthians 2:16), we can approach prayer with the same grateful anticipation, moving beyond human doubts into spiritual certainty.Ready to experience more of God's kingdom in your life? Start by cultivating Christ's mindset of gratitude—finding something to rejoice over in the spirit even when circumstances seem challenging. When you express gratitude before your prayers are answered, you position yourself to witness God's faithful response in ways that will transform your faith journey.Good morning, good afternoon, wherever you are in the world - Welcome to Grapevine Ministries. Support the show

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In this episode, we talk with Sgt. Blake Patterson, a Conservation Officer from Swan River, Manitoba, and President of the North American Game Warden Museum. Blake shares insights from his 17 years in the field and discusses the museum's role in honoring game wardens and conservation officers across North America. Located at the International Peace Garden, the museum highlights the challenges of the profession and commemorates those who have lost their lives in the line of duty.   Our Sponsors: Thin Green Line Podcast Don Noyes Chevrolet North American Game Warden Museum Hunt Regs WiseEye SecureIt Gun Storage XS Sights “A Cowboy in the Woods” Book Maine's Operation Game Thief International Wildlife Crimestoppers   Here's what we discuss: ·       The museum is a place every game warden should visit ·       Joined board in 2010 ·       It's elk hunting season in Manitoba! ·       A unique moose lottery fundraiser ·       Manitoba moose population decline ·       “I've seen those game warden shows. I know I'm done.” ·       Fun regional expressions ·       The Fallen Officer Memorial Service ·       Many museum exhibits feature seized items ·       Antique snow machines and hand-powered rail cars ·       Always looking for older tools of the trade, uniforms and paraphernalia ·       Potential interactive exhibit featuring fallen officer biographies ·       A night hunting helicopter chase   Credits Hosts: Wayne Saunders and John Nores Producer: Jay Ammann Warden's Watch logo & Design: Ashley Hannett Research / Content Coordinator: Stacey DesRoches   Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify Amazon Google Waypoint Stitcher TuneIn Megaphone Find More Here: Website Warden's Watch / TGL Store Facebook Facebook Fan Page Instagram Threads YouTube RSS Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Environment Canada's website has something weird / Brett's allergies are out of control / Concert announcements galore / Coach's Show highlights tee-up (1:40); Swan River quandary... Nobody wants this well paying job as a red seal mechanic! (9:50); Inspired by Swan River's issues finding workers... let's talk about moving to a new community for a job! (16:50); Breakfast with the Bombers - Coach's Show highlights after losing back to back games to SK, Zach Collaros goes down with injury (25:40); BURGERS vs DOGS vs TACOS - Sleep in Heavenly Peace food showdown fundraiser at St. James Burger & Chip Co. 1866 Ness Ave 11am-7pm (35:10); Anything interesting happening in Washington, DC??? - Global's Reggie Cecchini (47:25); Winning entries on moving out of town for a new job (55:10); Youth inundated with sports gambling ads, doctors warn (59:05).

GX94's Benny Walchuk catches up with Clint Weir from the Swan River Golf and Country Club to chat about the golf course and upcoming tournaments in the Swan Valley

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GX94's Benny Walchuk catches up with Clint Weir from the Swan River Golf and Country Club to chat about the golf course and upcoming tournaments in the Swan Valley

GX94's Benny Walchuk catches up with Clint Weir from the Swan River Golf and Country Club to chat about the golf course and upcoming tournaments in the Swan Valley

GX94's Benny Walchuk catches up with Clint Weir from the Swan River Golf and Country Club to chat about the golf course and upcoming tournaments in the Swan Valley

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Send us a textI spent the day soaking up the sights, sounds, and soil-stained goodness of the 2025 Perth Garden Show at McCallum Park, great vibes!Right by the Swan River, the place was packed with plant lovers, growers, weekend diggers, and sustainability legends from across WA.There were lush display gardens to explore, passionate stallholders sharing tips, and loads of hands-on wisdom flying around—from native planting and permaculture to composting, worm farms, and water-wise tricks. The Rewilding Zone was buzzing all day, where I got to set up shop next to Mel from Rewilding Suburbia and chat with some inspiring humans about bringing nature back into our suburbs.Support the show

Keeper Of The Greens segment of The Golfing Greenkeeper Podcast is brought to you by John Deere Golf. When you work where others play, you need a partner you can trust to keep your course in perfect condition. Find your nearest ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠J⁠ohn Deere dealer⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠deere.com.au⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Shane Baker is Superintendent of Mosman Park Golf Club in Perth, Western Australia. Born and bred in Perth Shane kind of stumbled across greenkeeping during his high school years. Taking time during school to work in sports turf, Shane was soon working on the hallowed grounds of the WACA. Preparing turf for all manner of sports saw Shane gain a wealth of experience early on, as did his time working at Mount Lawley Golf Club. He also gained more experience working at The Western Australian Golf Club and attending the Ohio program which took him to Oakmont GC in the USA.Shane's career has been anything but a straight line. Between working on numerous golf courses and the WACA ground in Perth, to working at exploring countless golf courses in the USA, Shane has gained more experience than your average greenkeeper which led him to his current long term post of 9 years as Superintendent at Mosman Park Golf Club.Granted, the 9 hole golf course of Mosman Park is probably one you're not familiar with however, that doesn't mean it's one you shouldn't know about. Perched high above a magnificent rock cutting of the Swan River, Mosman Park GC is a unique golf course for not only it's beautiful yet tranquil city location, but also its mostly Santa Ana couch green surfaces. Yes, you heard me correctly, Santa Ana greens! Shane gives us an insight into the unique site the golf course is built on and just how interesting the golf course itself is. From its natural setting, to the water challenges, to the turf surfaces, to the routing of the course, this conversation has it all.Join me for another fantastic ride to the west coast of Australia and an interesting insight into another fantastic greenkeeping career, this time with Superintendent Shane Baker.You hit 'em clean and we'll keep 'em green!⁠The Golfing Greenkeeper - Instagram⁠⁠The Golfing Greenkeeper - Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠The Golfing Greenkeeper TV - YouTubeSend me an email to - thegolfinggreenkeeper@gmail.comPeople and places mentioned in this podcast:Mosman Park Golf ClubMount Lawley Golf ClubThe Western Australian Golf ClubWACA Ground - WikiOhio International Intern ProgramOakmont Country ClubQuail Hollow ClubAraluen EstateNedlands Golf ClubPoint Walter Golf CourseSea View Golf ClubFremantle Public Golf CourseCottesloe Golf ClubGolf Course Superintendents Association of Western Australia (GCSAWA)7 Mile Beach GolfEP.118 The Design Brief: Rob Collins - King Collins Dormer - SpotifyEP.102 Keeper of the Greens - Idris Evans (The Western Australian Golf Club) - SpotifyEP.33 Keeper of the Green - Nathan Bennett (Royal Adelaide Golf Club)

A special Saturday Breakfast broadcast from the banks of the Swan River as part of the River Guardians Festival:19:10 Two year old peppermint tree suddenly very sick23:59 Can you induce flowering and fruiting with a dragon fruit cactus?45:45 Caterpillar infestation near a lilac treeSubscribe to the podcast through the ABC Listen App, Apple Podcasts or wherever you like to listen.Listen to the program live on Saturdays at 9:00AM on ABC Radio Perth and ask your questions by calling in on 1300 222 720 or text 0437 922 720.

Lehmo stepped in today in place of Fat while he swans around the Swan River in the west. A much more comprehensive (and coherent) wrap of sport form Lehmo to kick off the show We track Bill down somewhere between Crown and Optus Stadium. Brag Artist is back with some pretty awesome members of the family flexing. Then how’s this for a line-up…. Ben Cousins, Mark Skaife and Bryce Cotton from the Perth Wild Cats. Lehmo serves up his own top 5 and then cracks the lid on a ripper of a Joke to kick into the weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Grayson's off to Swan River for Black Friday, so Reader's holding down the fort on his own. Today, he's chatting about some fun local Christmas events coming up this weekend, the possible return of Desperate Housewives, the NFL's love of Uncrustables, and an Alaskan turkey drop in time for U.S. Thanksgiving. And Samuel L. Jackson gets honest about the Oscars!

Moondyne Joe is Western Australia's most famous Bushranger, but as first time guest Angus Gordon tells us, he is more famous for his jail escapes than his bush ranging!Note: Angus was raw dogging this report and let us know he got a couple of names wrong: the convict he called Simon Levey was actually named Solomon and the Governor of Swan River was Hampton not Hudson.This is a comedy/history podcast, the report begins at approximately 04:46 (though as always, we go off on tangents throughout the report).Support the show and get bonus episodes: patreon.com/DoGoOnPodSupport the show on Apple podcasts and get bonus eps in the app: http://apple.co/dogoon Live show tickets: https://dogoonpod.com/live-shows/ Submit a topic idea directly to the hat: dogoonpod.com/suggest-a-topic/ Check out our other podcasts:Book Cheat: https://play.acast.com/s/book-cheatPrime Mates: https://play.acast.com/s/prime-mates/Listen Now: https://play.acast.com/s/listen-now/Who Knew It with Matt Stewart: https://play.acast.com/s/who-knew-it-with-matt-stewart/ Our awesome theme song by Evan Munro-Smith and logo by Peader ThomasDo Go On acknowledges the traditional owners of the land we record on, the Wurundjeri people, in the Kulin nation. We pay our respects to elders, past and present. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's Friday, and Grayson and Reader are talking Comic-Con, stranded astronauts, new words and the lifespan of drinkers vs. non-drinkers. As well, a tough sports week, with the Riders' loss in Montreal and the Canadian soccer drone scandal. And Reader's off to the Northwest Roundup in Swan River!

Ann is kayaking on the Swan River in Perth with her friend Miles Parsons – they drop the hydrophone to listen to the animals under the water.

Happy Monday! Today Eddie recaps his evening at Lobsterfest and weekend in Swan River, while Reader was at the Golden Sheaf Awards. As well, Grad season is underway, a Facebook memory reminds the guys that time is flying by, and Metallica meets Fortnite! The Riders are unbeaten - through the preseason, and Eddie's skeet shooting skills have improved!

It's Monday, and Eddie and Reader recap their weekend. Reader was in Swan River for the Swan Valley Sport Fishing Enhancement supper, while Eddie took in Football Night in Saskatchewan. As well, they give away tickets to see a medium at the PHC, and apparently some emojis have sound now! Barb from the Yorkton Exhibition Association stops by to reveal the details on this year's summer fair, and the guys revisit classic TV tunes from their childhood!

A special Saturday Breakfast broadcast from the banks of the Swan River as part of the inaugural River Guardians Festival:12:49 Suggestions on what to use for a non invasive small tree or shrub to grow next to paving. 28:52 Guest interview with Dr Kerry Trayler from the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attraction40:45 Is your lime tree leaves going brown at the tips? Gardening Australia's Josh Byrne filling in for Sabrina HahnSubscribe to the podcast through the ABC Listen App, Apple Podcasts or wherever you like to listen.

A special Saturday Breakfast broadcast from the banks of the Swan River as part of the inaugural River Guardians Festival:12:49 Suggestions on what to use for a non invasive small tree or shrub to grow next to paving. 28:52 Guest interview with Dr Kerry Trayler from the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attraction.40:45 Is your lime tree leaves going brown at the tips? Gardening Australia's Josh Byrne filling in for Sabrina Hahn.Listen to the program live on Saturdays at 9:00AM on ABC Radio Perth and ask your questions by calling in on 1300 222 720 or text 0437 922 720Subscribe to the podcast through the ABC Listen App, Apple Podcasts or wherever you like to listen.

It's hockey weekend! The Terriers game is on Saturday, meanwhile Eddie is going to Swan River for a fundraising Stamps game. Reader is opening for the Bromantics on Saturday. Reader gets a spider plant, Eddie asks people stupid things they did for love, then serenades Reader with songs from "That's My Jam"! ~ Eddie Q & Reader

It'sMonday, and Eddie Q and Reader are back after a busy weekend. Eddie was in Swan River to make a presentation at the Stampeders' game, and to celebrate an early Valentine's Day, while Reader got to introduce the Bromantics on Saturday night at the Painted hand Casino! They chat about that, recap the Super Bowl, and catch up with Calvin from the Yorkton Terriers, to get an update on their Season Ticket Blitz.

In this episode, we take some time to discuss the land reforms of 1831 which lay the roots for issues decades in the future, as well as talk about the Swan River legislative council and some convict mutinies. Finally, we end the episode with an overview on John Macarthur's death, and the legacy he leaves on the Australian colonies.

Isabel Vieira with the latest on Alcoa's Kwinana refinery closure, a Swan River proposal and Perth bakery expansions.

The Quicky will be back with new episodes from January 15, but until then here's one of our favourite episodes of this year. Thank you so much for being a part of The Quicky in 2023.  2023 saw 11 shark attacks in Australia, 3 of them fatal. In February, 16 year old Stella Berry was bitten and killed by a bull shark in Perth's Swan River. It's the first shark fatality for Australia in 2023, and the first in The Swan River in a century.  We all know there are sharks in ocean. We all know that they are dangerous predators.  But do you know what to do when confronted with one?  In this episode of The Quicky, we speak to a man who was bitten by a shark not far from the same spot that Stella Berry was killed. We also hear from a shark safety diver who works with sharks every day, about what not to do if you come face to face with one of the oceans deadliest hunters.  Subscribe to Mamamia GET IN TOUCH Feedback? We're listening! Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au CONTACT US Got a topic you'd like us to cover? Send us an email at thequicky@mamamia.com.au CREDITS  Host: Claire Murphy With thanks to:  Andriana Fragola - Shark Safety Diver and Marine Biologist Tik Tok Cameron Wrathall - Shark Attack Survivor Producer: Claire Murphy Executive Producer: Kally Borg Audio Producer: Thom LionBecome a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we explore the colonisation of the Swan River Colony (Western Australia) under Captain James Stirling. In addition, we follow the conflict between Governor Darling and the "Freer" Press to its conclusion, examine Australia's first, and possibly largest, bank robbery, and discuss the expansion of the Legislative Council.

Three acoustic shark monitors will soon be installed in the Swan River – but authorities are yet to tag a single adult bull shark in the estuary since teenager Stella Berry was fatally attacked earlier this year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Earlier this month 16 year old Stella Berry was bitten and killed by a shark in Perth's Swan River. It's the first shark fatality for Australia in 2023, and the first in The Swan River in a century.  We all know there are sharks in ocean. We all know that they are dangerous predators.  But do you know what to do when confronted with one?  In this episode of The Quicky, we speak to a man who was bitten by a shark not far from the same spot that Stella Berry was killed. We also hear from a shark safety diver who works with sharks every day, about what not to do if you come face to face with one of the oceans deadliest hunters.  Subscribe to Mamamia GET IN TOUCH Feedback? We're listening! Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au CONTACT US Got a topic you'd like us to cover? Send us an email at thequicky@mamamia.com.au CREDITS  Host: Claire Murphy With thanks to:  Andriana Fragola - Shark Safety Diver and Marine Biologist Tik Tok Cameron Wrathall - Shark Attack Survivor Producer: Claire Murphy Executive Producer: Kally Borg Audio Producer: Thom LionBecome a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Many of us will have starkly different opinions when it comes to Christmas tree decorating, from the correct date to put it up to whether clear or colorful lights instill the most festive cheer. Now a new debate has been sparked, and Christmas lovers just aren't sure what to think. Republican Georgia senate candidate Herschel Walker went in a really…unusual direction with his latest campaign speech by talking about who would win in a fight between vampires and werewolves. A Perth drone company has conceded Sunday night's City of Light event was “an expensive show” after 50 of its drones fell from the sky into the Swan River in front of thousands of onlookers. Find me at: www.tonyphenderson.com Music: www.klyma.com

Rencontre avec Julie Paturau, qui est championne d'Afrique 2022 de kite foil. Elle a des ambitions de représenter Maurice aux JO de Paris de 2024 dans cette discipline. Elle profite de son séjour comme étudiante à Perth pour s'entraîner sur l'immense océan Indien à coté sans oublier la Swan River.