Podcast appearances and mentions of Sydney Olympic Park

AJ and Rhys are back once again to review a chaotic Round 5 of the NRL season. We had everything from crackdowns appearing to come and go, some great football, some indifferent football and some great laughs to be had along the way. AJ also has come up with a way to fix the short dropout! We analyse Canberra's great escape over the Sharks as we criticise how the Sharks are playing at the moment. What is Penrith's big problem at the moment as the Cowboys find their stride. We take a trip to Sydney Olympic Park as Souths with one fresh player beat the Roosters, leading AJ to declare the Chad Townsend experiment to be sent to the scrap heap and NEVER EVER return.Parramatta getting win number one of the year as Dylan Brown finds his stride. Rhys questions if the Ilias and Flanagan halves combination is the right one for the Red V as Clint Gutherson shows his stride. AJ delivers a classic Ryan Matterson yarn from the NSW Cup.The Titans continue their inconsistency, but we have praise for the Brimson/Campbell halves combination. The Dolphins also get off their duck as their forwards deliver a big win as Katoa and Nikorima continue their dominance. Brisbane show their class in a great way over the Tigers despite a shaky first half. Tigers just missing some experience out there in this one.Melbourne have a great opening hour, but the last twenty they turned off as the stars got an early mark. Manly did go with them early but when Melbourne get going, good luck and amen ladies and gents. Canterbury tough out a terrific win at home. Newcastle were struggling for numbers (down to 14 in the second half). We also return our segment Yes they are still PLAYING! as well as our LOLCOW OF THE WEEK!

The driving force of the Race of Champions — Fredrik Johnsson — joins us to preview the ROC Sydney Show next March. For more than 30 years the Race of Champions has travelled the globe pitting stars different types of Motorsport against each other in equal machinery to try and figure out who’s the best! The line-up for ROC’s first trip down under is epic and includes. 4-time F1 World Champion Sebastian Vettel, 9-time World Rally Champion Sebastien Loeb, reigning Supercars Champion Will Brown, Extreme E champion Molly Taylor, X-Games legend Travis Pastrana and more. What it takes to convert the stadium at Sydney Olympic Park, the types of cars they’ll compete in and we bounce round some ideas of who might fill the few remaining spots on the entry list. Head to Rusty's Facebook, Twitter or Instagram and give us your feedback and let us know who you want to hear from on Rusty's Garage.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Unlock the secrets of property investment with the insights of Richard Shepard, our esteemed guest and Chief Wealth Property Advisor. Promising strategies that could lead you to financial independence in just seven to twelve years, Richard shifts the focus from traditional rental income to more dynamic avenues like liquidated capital growth and development profit. We journey through Australia's most promising investment landscapes, from the stable yet evolving markets in Adelaide and Brisbane to the burgeoning opportunities in Perth and Darwin. Richard shares his wisdom on understanding market cycles and the psychological nuances that drive property value, offering a playbook for both novice and seasoned investors eager to maximize returns.As we navigate the complexities of choosing between regional areas and capital cities, Richard lends his expertise on striking the right balance between stability and potential unpredictability. In entertaining comparisons, we gauge the investment allure between the lively Northern Beaches and the rapidly developing Sydney Olympic Park, examining factors like unit yields and first-time buyer incentives. With strategic advice and a playful wager on the next decade's market champions, this episode is a treasure trove of actionable insights to help you make informed investment decisions.

Aussie icon Ned Brockman has pulled off a mammoth feat this morning, running over 16-hundred kilometres around Sydney Olympic Park over 12 and a half days.  The Consumer Watchdog is being called-on to investigate Qantas, over flight fees and sustainability claims. AND The Victoria's Secret fashion show has made it's return! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aussie icon Ned Brockman has pulled off a mammoth feat this morning, running over 16-hundred kilometres around Sydney Olympic Park over 12 and a half days.  The Consumer Watchdog is being called-on to investigate Qantas, over flight fees and sustainability claims. AND The Victoria's Secret fashion show has made it's return! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The rise and rise of the unit market is keeping the Greater Sydney market busy, although below the exceptional levels seen in some of the other market jurisdictions across Australia.  Unit markets are considerably more positive than house markets in our most expensive capital city and the market share of attached dwellings continues to rise. In our latest analysis, well over half of all residential sales across Greater Sydney are attached dwellings. In most of the Greater Sydney municipalities where sales activity is strong, it's the unit markets that are most active. Outer ring house markets are generally subdued, suggesting that those seeking affordable options are choosing apartments and townhouses.  The dominance of attached dwellings in Sydney market performance can be seen in various metrics, resulting from our most recent analysis of activity. While 45% of locations with house markets have positive rankings in our latest analysis, 67% of unit markets are positive. This includes 24% of house locations classified as rising markets, in contrast to 37% of unit locations. This coincides with further evidence that a growing share of dwelling sales in the Greater Sydney market are attached dwellings.  Comparing the June Quarter results for the past four years, the market-share of units was 48% in 2021, 50% in 2022, 52% in 2023 and 54% in 2024. So the latest quarter has shown a resurgence in sales activity in Sydney, inspired by rising demand for attached dwellings. In the City of Sydney LGA, two-thirds of suburbs have positive ratings, headed by the unit markets in Sydney CBD, Surry Hills, Waterloo, Chippendale, Darlinghurst, Elizabeth Bay and Redfern – all rising markets. In the Canterbury-Bankstown LGA, which has recorded a steady rise in sales volumes over the past 18 months, 60% of locations have positive ratings, most of them unit markets. Those with rising sales activity include the unit markets in Bankstown, Belmore, Canterbury, Campsie, Lakemba and Wiley Park. The City of Parramatta fits this pattern also. Two-thirds of markets have positive ratings and 10 of the 13 ranked as rising are unit markets – headed by North Parramatta, Sydney Olympic Park, Toongabbie and Westmead. Top end municipalities that continue to pump strongly include the Woollahra LGA, where there have been steady increases in quarterly sales over the past 18 months. The apartment markets in Double Bay, Vaucluse and Edgecliff are all rising, while those in Rose Bay, Woollahra and Paddington have consistent buyer demand. The City of Randwick is also very consistent with its sales levels, boosted by rising activity in the unit markets of Kensington and Matraville, the house market in Randwick, and both houses and units in Maroubra. In the City of Waverley, another place with steady quarter-by-quarter sales, the leading locations with rising sales are the unit markets in Bondi, North Bondi, Bondi Junction and Waverley. In the outer-ring areas, the City of Penrith at the western fringe of Greater Sydney has recorded a recent upsurge in market activity and six out of ten markets have positive rankings. Rising locations include the house markets in Jamisontown, Kingswood, Penrith, St Marys and Werrington, as well as the unit markets in Colyton, Kingswood and St Clair. But the City of Liverpool is where house markets are doing best, amid a recent upturn in sales volumes – led by Green Valley, Moorebank, Prestons and Wattle Grove. The unit market in the central suburb of Liverpool is also notably strong.  

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Maelfu ya wa Australia wenye asili ya Afrika, kwa mwaka mwingine wali jumuika katika viwanja vya Sydney Olympic Park kuhudhuria tamasha ya Africultures.

An urbanist at heart, 2024 AIA Gold Medal Winner Philip Thalis has demonstrated how a higher-density future can also yield a quality public realm and civic opportunity. His design thinking is effective across all scales: from the joy of a light-filled and affordable dwelling interior through to precinct formation and master planning. Under his direction, Hills Thalis has successfully undertaken some of Sydney's most important urban projects, including Sydney2030, the University of NSW Master Plan, Parramatta City Centre DCP and Sydney Olympic Park 2025 Plan, Darling Harbour East and of course, Barangaroo precinct. In this revealing interview, Prof Thalis outlines his ideas for a better designed and much fairer Sydney.

Caroline Wilson has stated GWS should play more games at the SCG instead of at their home ground at ENGIE Stadium in the Sydney Olympic Park precinct.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if your Sydney property investment isn't as foolproof as you thought? Discover the shocking truth about areas like Box Hill and Sydney Olympic Park, where property values have surprisingly decreased over the past decade. We'll unpack the concept of a "10-year price freeze" and reveal how overdevelopment and an oversupply of properties have contributed to this unexpected trend. Equip yourself with the critical insights on appreciating land versus depreciating structures to avoid common investment pitfalls and make smarter real estate decisions.Explore the intricate balance between choosing a home for its investment potential and its livability. Imagine the transformation of regions like the Olympic Park into prime residential zones with relaxed planning controls around train stations—yet the reality tells a different story. Through personal anecdotes and expert analysis, we highlight the importance of capital growth and lifestyle considerations. Remember, in real estate, "Supply is the enemy of capital growth." Tune in for essential tips to navigate the complexities of the Sydney property market, ensuring your investments align with both your financial goals and lifestyle needs.

On this NRL SuperCoach Beers & Breakevens round 14 episode, the boys talk you through the line ups for this week and offer their NRL insights! Join the Ru Crew: https://www.patreon.com/RugbyLeagueGuruThursday 6th June – Helping your kids into the property market – Live at Blue Wealth HQ in Sydney Olympic Park and via webinar 6.30pm - Debunking the myth that your kids will never be able to afford to buy a property - https://smart2.bluewealth.com.au/even...Chapters:00:00:00 Intro and Scores00:08:00 TLT00:20:00 Nicho Hynes Chat00:27:00 TLT Continued00:38:00 Blue Wealth Property00:50:00 Trades & Captains Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this NRL SuperCoach Beers & Breakevens round 13 episode, the boys talk you through the line ups for this week and offer their NRL insights! Join the Ru Crew: https://www.patreon.com/RugbyLeagueGuruThursday 30th May – Wealth Through Property – Live in Southern Sydney – Club Central in Hurstville 6.30pm - https://smart2.bluewealth.com.au/even... Learn everything you need to know about building Wealth Through Property and how Blue Wealth use a research process to identify the best investments for your financial future. The best time to buy property was 20 yrs ago, the second best time is now. Blue Wealth can help you make it happen.Thursday 6th June – Helping your kids into the property market – Live at Blue Wealth HQ in Sydney Olympic Park and via webinar 6.30pm - Debunking the myth that your kids will never be able to afford to buy a property - https://smart2.bluewealth.com.au/even... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this NRL SuperCoach Beers & Breakevens round 12 episode, the boys talk you through the line ups for this week and offer their NRL insights! Join the Ru Crewhttps://www.patreon.com/RugbyLeagueGuruThursday 30th May – Wealth Through Property – Live in Southern Sydney – Club Central in Hurstville 6.30pm - https://smart2.bluewealth.com.au/event/booking/2209?ref=NTQ4ODU= Learn everything you need to know about building Wealth Through Property and how Blue Wealth use a research process to identify the best investments for your financial future. The best time to buy property was 20 yrs ago, the second best time is now. Blue Wealth can help you make it happen.SPECIAL POP UP EVENT – Thursday May 23rd 12pm: PROPERTY in 2024 – Webinar – Where are we at in the property cycle? What's in store for the remainder of 2024 https://smart2.bluewealth.com.au/event/booking/2211?ref=NTQ4ODU=Thursday 6th June – Helping your kids into the property market – Live at Blue Wealth HQ in Sydney Olympic Park and via webinar 6.30pm - Debunking the myth that your kids will never be able to afford to buy a property - https://smart2.bluewealth.com.au/event/booking/2202?ref=NTQ4ODU=Follow Rugby League Guru:https://www.instagram.com/rugbyleagueguru/Follow SC Playbook:https://www.instagram.com/scplaybook1/Follow Kat:https://www.instagram.com/kathaddad/00:00:00 Introduction & Scores 00:10:00 Team List Tuesday00:26:30 Blue Wealth Property00:31:30 Tim's Stats Deep Dive00:57:00 Captains and Trades Chat Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Make every day count. That's the advice from architect and urbanist Professor Helen Lochhead, who was appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) in the 2024 Australia Day Honours for distinguished service to architecture and urban design, to building regulation reform, to tertiary education, and to professional organisations.   A graduate of both the University of Sydney and Columbia University in New York, Helen is a woman who has certainly made every day count. A recipient of many prestigious travel scholarships and Fellowships including Fulbright, Bogliasco and the Harvard Lincoln/Loeb Fellowship, Helen also became a Churchill Fellow in 2010 to study recent models of urban regeneration that demonstrate a holistic approach to climate change and sustainability.  In her roles as Deputy NSW Government Architect for 9 years and then through various academic positions and board roles, Helen has worked on and influenced some iconic projects, including Sydney Olympic Park and Sydney Harbour Foreshore. She has achieved a significant level of peer recognition and been much awarded. In 2019 the Australian Institute of Architects awarded Helen the Paula Whitman Leadership in Gender Equity Prize for her outstanding and determined individual contribution to the advancement of gender equity in architecture. And in 2015 she was appointed the first female Dean of the Faculty of Built Environment UNSW in Sydney and Pro Vice-Chancellor, Precincts in 2020. An undoubted role model, champion and mentor for current and future female architects, Helen talks to Claire Braund about the challenges and highlights of being an architect and urban designer, the value of mentors and what architects can bring to the boards of organisations. “What we can do as architects can make a difference to people's lives.  And it's not just about designing beautiful buildings, it's actually about transforming people's lives.” Podcast host: Claire Braund Women on Boards (WOB) is an independent and action-oriented organisation founded in 2006 by Claire Braund and Ruth Medd, with a proud history of supporting women to leverage their professional skills and experience into leadership and non-executive-director roles.  Join or Subscribe to Women on Boards

In this NRL SuperCoach Beers & Breakevens round 11 episode, the boys talk you through the line ups for this week and offer their NRL insights! We are joined by Rando - Random Stats Guy - as Ru is knocked for 6 by the flu!Join the Ru Crewhttps://www.patreon.com/RugbyLeagueGuruWednesday 15th May – Wealth Through Property – Live in Melbourne – Crown Promenade Southbank 6.30pm - https://smart2.bluewealth.com.au/event/booking/2190?ref=NTQ4ODU=Thursday 30th May – Wealth Through Property – Live in Southern Sydney – Club Central in Hurstville 6.30pm - https://smart2.bluewealth.com.au/event/booking/2209?ref=NTQ4ODU= Learn everything you need to know about building Wealth Through Property and how Blue Wealth use a research process to identify the best investments for your financial future. The best time to buy property was 20 yrs ago, the second best time is now. Blue Wealth can help you make it happen.SPECIAL POP UP EVENT – Thursday May 23rd 12pm: PROPERTY in 2024 – Webinar – Where are we at in the property cycle? What's in store for the remainder of 2024 https://smart2.bluewealth.com.au/event/booking/2211?ref=NTQ4ODU=Thursday 6th June – Helping your kids into the property market – Live at Blue Wealth HQ in Sydney Olympic Park and via webinar 6.30pm - Debunking the myth that your kids will never be able to afford to buy a property - https://smart2.bluewealth.com.au/event/booking/2202?ref=NTQ4ODU=Follow Rugby League Guru:https://www.instagram.com/rugbyleagueguru/Follow SC Playbook:https://www.instagram.com/scplaybook1/Follow Kat:https://www.instagram.com/kathaddad/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

More than 2500 people were evacuated from Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre after its solar panels caught fire.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A 2GB listener has advised Michael of a potential fire at Sydney Olympic Park. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael is joined by another listener who has given details on a fire at Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic centre. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thanks to Nick Vickers for speaking to us from See Street Gallery at Meadowbank TAFE. Phillip Martin's exhibition, 'Paintings 1952-1972', is on at See Street until 16th May. 'Nick Vickers BA Visual Art, Dip. Ed, M.Art AdminNick Vickers has been involved in the Australian art industry for over 30 years when he established his first gallery through UNSW Art & Design in 1984. Throughout Nick's career he has championed the works of emerging artists by establishing a number of galleries through universities and art colleges. He has presented, curated and hosted national and international artists and he has lectured in tertiary, intermediary and secondary institutions.Nick has contributed to the curatorial expanse of the University of Sydney Art Collection where, through his expertise as Curator of the University Union art collection, he added works of some considerable cultural significance. He established the Sir Hermann Black Gallery & Sculpture Terrace through which he hosted and curated ten years of highly rated art exhibitions and prizes that included The Blake Prize and The Freedman Foundation annual exhibitions.On a local government level Nick has served on curatorial panels with the City of Sydney, Willoughby, North Sydney (Creative Spaces/ Spaces for Creatives) and Woollahara Councils (Creative Paddington and The Oxford Street Shopfront Festival). He was invited to co-ordinate The Art of Shakespeare, a fundraising touring exhibition of some of Australia's leading artists that launched in the Sydney Opera House.On an international level, Nick has served as President of the Slovenian/ Australian Institute that has hosted a program of international art ex- changes and touring exhibitions. In this role Nick negotiated sponsorships and partnerships at ambassadorial and ministerial levels.During his career Nick has developed a strong network of arts and business professionals. He is panel member with The Freedman Foundation, advises on the artist studio for Curwoods Lawyers and has served as a board member with The Blake Society for over ten years and lectures in Museum Practices.Currently, Nick works as an independent art curator and is a pro bono board member of the Sydney Art Zone. In 2016 Nick co-curated an exhibition called WAR – A Playground Perspective at The Armoury at Sydney Olympic Park and this year has been invited back by SOPA to curate an exhibition from the studio residency programme entitled Mining Pyrite. This year Nick has been invited to the panel of judges for the Paddington Art Prize.'Ray Hughes: Africa

As we kick off a brand new year of podcasts, this week Robert speaks with Behyad Jafari, CEO of the Electric Vehicle Council in Australia.    As you may know our first Everything Electric live event of 2024 kicks off in Australia at the Sydney Olympic Park on February 9th, 10th & 11th, and in the lead up to this event we're showcasing all the electrifying things happening ‘Down Under'!   Working with all stakeholders across the sector, from OEMs to Banks, big Retail, Government and of course consumers, the EVC of Australia is a leading force in pushing change forward in a country that has huge opportunities for an electrified future.   This podcast is a fascinating insight into some of the challenges and triumphs Behyad and his team have faced in their mission to accelerate the uptake of EVs in Australia     Why not come and join us at our next event: https://fullycharged.live/     Support our StopBurningStuff campaign: https://www.patreon.com/STOPBurningStuff   Become a Fully Charged SHOW Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/fullychargedshow   Become a YouTube member: use JOIN button above   Buy the Fully Charged Guide to Electric Vehicles & Clean Energy : https://buff.ly/2GybGt0       Subscribe for episode alerts and the Fully Charged newsletter: https://fullycharged.show/zap-sign-up/   Visit: https://FullyCharged.Show Find us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/fullychargedshw Follow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/fullychargedshow   #fullychargedpodcast #fullychargedshow #everythingelectric #fullychargedlive

My thought of the day. Hans Zimmer is a well-known Hollywood film composer. In The Dark Knight, he worked with Heath Ledger. Hans Zimmer performed live at Sydney Olympic Park's Qudos Bank Arena. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stephen-shiels/message

NRL chat with Peter Peters as Zorba joins Ray and Dean to discuss the big three matches at Sydney Olympic Park today.

Jumuiya zawa Afrika wanao ishi mjini Sydney, walijumuika katika viwanja kwa Sydney Olympic Park kwa tamasha ya Africultures 2 Septemba 2023.

Lord Mayor Sameer Pandey talked to Deb about the Women's World Cup which kicks off at Sydney Olympic Park tomorrow.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this special bonus episode of Manufacturing Tech Australia, we are thrilled to announce our partnership as the official podcast of the highly anticipated CeMAT 2023 conference. Join us as we sit down with event program manager, Natalie Green, who reveals what to expect from this premier manufacturing technology event returning to The Dome, Sydney Olympic Park, from 25-27 July 2023. Natalie gives us a glimpse into the future of warehouse technology and management, from cutting-edge intralogistics and automation to innovative materials handling practices. With a wide range of sectors including e-commerce, manufacturing, and the food industry, CeMAT is set to be an epicentre of inspiration, knowledge, and networking. Prepare for an immersion into a hub of technological innovation, where you can explore the latest solutions and practices, and gain insights from our Knowledge Theatre. Don't miss this chance to delve into the future of manufacturing technology, learn from industry experts, and network at exciting events like the Industry Leaders Drinks Reception. So tune in and start preparing for the most exciting innovations in the warehouse and logistics world at CeMAT 2023!

We're live from the Women's Asia Cup being held in Sydney at the Quaycentre at Sydney Olympic Park. Our STB crew panel Paul Camillos, Jacinta Govind and Linden Moore will look at the action that's happened, the games that are coming up, including a critical game for Australia tonight against a fierce Korea, in order to advance to the semi final phase and qualify for the 2024 Olympics.We also talk about the activities happening around the event, with an intimate gathering around some amazing leaders in womens hoops!Don't forget to like, share and leave a review so we can get more Hoops content to you!Join us on our socials - Twitter: @TheBreezePod and IG: @shootingthebreezepod

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In this special episode at Supply Chain Partners TV & Podcast, we are joined by Kim Winter, the Founder & Group Managing Director of Logistics Executive Group, the Recruitment Hub Sponsor of CeMAT AUSTRALIA. Dr Sharyn Grant, Founder of Supply Chain Partners, and Kim discuss CeMAT AUSTRALIA taking place in Sydney in July 2023, the origins of Logistics Executive Group and Key Trends in Supply Chain and Logistics Recruitment. Supply Chain Partners is proud to be an official Industry Partner of CeMAT AUSTRALIA. ABOUT CeMAT AUSTRALIA:CeMAT AUSTRALIA is Australia's Leading Trade Show for Intralogistics, Robotics and Automation, Warehousing, Supply Chain Management and Materials Handling, taking place in Sydney from 25-27 July 2023, at The Dome, Sydney Olympic Park. Find out more at cemat.com.auCeMAT AUSTRALIA is a valued member of Supply Chain Partners:https://www.supplychainpartners.co/new-south-wales/sydney-olympic-park/members/cemat-australia ABOUT LOGISTICS EXECUTIVE GROUP:Logistics Executive Group is a leading Supply Chain focused management consulting firm delivering whole-of-lifecycle business services, including Retained Executive Search, Recruitment, Consulting, Executive Coaching and Outplacement support. Logistics Executive Group is a valued member of Supply Chain Partners:https://www.supplychainpartners.co/new-south-wales/sydney/members/logistics-executive-group IN THIS EPISODE:In this special episode, we provide an overview of CeMAT AUSTRALIA, what to expect and discuss what Logistics Executive Group is looking forward to at CeMAT this year. We discuss the background and motivation to start Logistics Executive Group, their role at conferences across the world and learn about Oasis Africa Australia. Kim explains the key trends in Supply Chain and Logistics recruitment and particular groups of skills in higher demand. Key highlights:0:30 minutes: Overview of CeMAT AUSTRALIA.2:30 minutes: Introduction to Logistics Executive Group.3:20 minutes: Background of Kim Winter.4:05 minutes: Background and services offered by Logistics Executive Group.6:35 minutes: The motivation to start Logistics Executive Group.8:23 minutes: Motivation to offer services beyond Australia.10:00 minutes: Master of Ceremonies for conferences, core to the business model.11:55 minutes: About Oasis Africa Australia, founded by Logistics Executive Group.14:52 minutes: Key trends in Supply Chain and Logistics recruitment.16:45 minutes: Particular groups of skills in higher demand than others.19:07 minutes: What to look forward to at CeMAT AUSTRALIA coming up in July. Watch or listen now for the whole story. Find out more about CeMAT AUSTRALIA and learn how Logistics Executive Group can help your business performance through the identification, assessment and selection of talented executives using extensive networks from offices located in key logistics hubs. Register now to attend CeMAT AUSTRALIA:WEBSITE: https://www.cemat.com.au/DATES: 25-27 July 2023, The Dome, Sydney Showground  For more information, contact LOGISTICS EXECUTIVE GROUP:WEBSITE: https://www.logisticsexecutive.com/CALL: Australia: 1300741066; Dubai: +971505346921EMAIL: Kim Winter kimw@logisticsexecutive.com  ___________________Supply Chain Partners is your global B2B marketplace and professional community to accelerate your business, supply chain and professional goals.https://www.supplychainpartners.co Showcase and explore innovative business and supply chain solutions, network with industry experts and professionals, and build lasting relationships. Share and advance your business and supply chain knowledge through professional development events, training, resources, and Supply Chain Partners TV & Podcast.https://www.supplychainpartners.co/join

Celebrity chef Matt Moran is making it his mission to improve the food quality for CommBank stadium in Parramatta and also at Accor Stadium at Sydney Olympic Park.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Souths CEO Blake Solly joins Ray and Dean to discuss the Rabbitohs future at Sydney Olympic Park's Accor Stadium.

In this episode of the Investing for Life podcast, host Douglas Isles interviews a guest whose less than conventional career pathway has led her to oversee transformation of some of Sydney's most treasured places. Anita Mitchell was 17 years old when she began her environmental science university degree. Initially “horrified” at this pathway, her mother believed she was destined to tie herself to trees for a living (something Anita is yet to try, for the record). Despite being told she would waste her education and lack future financial security, Anita followed her passion. Today, Anita has over 25 years' experience in executive management, sustainability, social impact and corporate assurance spanning energy, water, waste, property and construction in both the public and private sectors. Having joined the NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment as its inaugural Chief Executive of Placemaking NSW last year, Anita is now responsible for overseeing the management of Sydney's most treasured places, including The Rocks, Darling Harbour and Sydney Olympic Park, among others. Anita previously managed sustainability and environmental programs for one of Australia's largest energy distributors, as well as the country's largest water authority and waste management operator. She holds a Bachelor of Environmental Science, a Master of Environmental Management and an MBA – completed under full scholarship as ‘Australia's top emerging leader and MBA scholar', as selected by The University of Sydney and AFR BOSS magazine. "Having an understanding of what you actually want to do, what the world needs and what you're good at is this sort of nexus of trying to find a career. I've got one of the best jobs in the world."   Listen to this conversation to: - Hear how Anita navigated her parents' initial resistance to her pursuing her passions; - Discover the ins and outs of her role as Chief Executive of Placemaking NSW, and what's to come;  - Hear Anita's reflections on how she has remained intellectually curious, adaptable and how she pushed herself to overcome career setbacks, including on her return to Australia;  - Explore Anita's heartfelt account of losing her mum at a young age, and the lessons she's learned as a result.     Investing for Life is hosted by Douglas Isles, Platinum Asset Management.Disclaimer: Issued by Platinum Investment Management Limited ABN 25 063 565 006, AFSL 221935. This information is general in nature and does not take into account your specific needs or circumstances. You should consider your own financial position, objectives and requirements and seek professional financial advice before making any financial decisions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hi #smartcommunity friends! In this episode of the Smart Community Podcast we are so excited to bring you our very first podcast panel, which was recorded live at the beginning of June 2022. We were joined by Laura Baker from the City of Casey in Victoria and who is also the President of the Australian Smart Communities Association (ASCA). We had Nathaniel Mason from the City of Tea Tree Gully in South Australia, James Peet from Moreton Bay Regional Council in Queensland, and we also had Rory Brown from the Smart Places Program in the Cities and Active Transport Division in New South Wales. We proudly partnered with the Australian Smart Communities Association to bring you this very special episode, as we discuss how to embed Smart Communities. In this episode we begin with an Acknowledgement of Country, our panelists tell us about their backgrounds, and Laura also tells us a bit about what ASCA does as well as the Smart Casey launchpad. We then hear from James and he tells us about the asset scanning and Smart park projects Moreton Bay Council have been running. Rory then tells us a bit about the Smart Places strategy and some of the initiatives involved, we then hear about the City of Casey's Digital Equity Living Lab that has just been introduced, before Nathaniel tells us about the Connected Cities project the City of Tea Tree Gully has been working on. Rory then discusses some interesting projects, including the Smart planning portal, the 3D modeling work they have done with some Western Sydney councils, and the Smart irrigation work they have been managing at Sydney Olympic Park. We finish our panel chat discussing the key elements to embedding Smart Communities in our organisations. This is a really exciting episode, a little bit longer than normal and we really hope you get a lot out of it. As always, we hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed making it!Find the full show notes at: www.mysmart.communityConnect with Laura via LinkedInConnect with Nathaniel via LinkedInConnect with James via LinkedInConnect with Rory via email: smartplaces@planning.nsw.gov.auConnect with me via email: hello@mysmart.communityConnect with My Smart Community via LinkedIn or Twitter and watch on YouTubeThe Smart Community Podcast is produced by Perk Digital

Imechukua miaka mbili, lakini hatimae tamasha ya Africultures Festival ime andaliwa nakufanyika kwa mafanikio makubwa katika eneo la Sydney Olympic Park, New South Wales.  

This weeks episode of Better with Running Podcast is loaded with special guests and some race results from run2pb coaches, James Hansen and Andy Buchanan Firstly as always, Zacca and Chris talk us through their training weeks as they build towards their first head to head handicap event at the Jells Park Relays where they will be represent their athletics clubs respectively, but also be vying for honours. Zacca and Chris catch up with special guest Jake Townsend, #teamrun2pb athlete fresh off his big half marathon P.B, Jake takes us through his running journey, how its been working under the tutelage of coach Matt Davy, how he executed his race and what his plans for the rest of 2022 are. James Constantine previews the Athletics NSW Sydney 10 Road Race being held at Sydney Olympic Park this weekend, taking us through the leading contenders on the Womens and Mens side of things, as well as confirming some course changes in recent years that have made the event faster and conducive to P.Bs. Runners can still enter https://runnsw.com.au/event/2022-sydney-10/ James and Zac discuss the rise in Australian Distance running, and what he puts it down to and how the rise of new media is giving athletics fans so much excitement and connection. James reveals how he started the hugely popular Distance NSW FB group as a passion project and has now grown it into a one stop online hub for news in athletics and running in Australia. Join here: https://m.facebook.com/groups/DRNSW/ Partners: BlackRoll Recovery Use the code Run2PB-15 for 15% off all products https://www.blackroll.com.au/collections/blackroll-running-world Pillar Performance Visit: https://pillarperformance.com.au/ Yarraville Running Company, shop online @ https://www.therunningcompany.com.au/yarraville/ https://www.instagram.com/therunningcompany_yarraville/?hl=en Medal Displays helps you organise and celebrate your achievements with a range of display items made for runners! www.medaldisplays.com.au Premium, Fast and Sustainable Running Socks www.oatrunning.com Run2PB Links: Socials Run2PB YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJxkh-FgU2Wsork-18PfSUA Find us here at: https://www.run2pb.co/better-with-running-podcast Review on us: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/better-with-running/id1506419354

For the first time, scientists use smart climate management of green spaces to reduce urban heat, turning Bicentennial Park at Sydney Olympic Park into the coolest public park in NSW. [...]Read More... from Green Infrastructure Equals Cool Towns

For the first time, scientists use smart climate management of green spaces to reduce urban heat, turning Bicentennial Park at Sydney Olympic Park into the coolest public park in NSW.

Russia has qualified for their first FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup since 2010. Hosted by Australia, the tournament will welcome 12 powerhouse basketball nations to Sydney Olympic Park for 10 days of action from September 22 – October 1. - Россия квалифицировалась на свой первый чемпионат мира по баскетболу среди женщин за период с 2010 года.

Dariusz Paczyński, presents Monday sports summary of the week. - Dariusz Paczyński przedstawia poniedziałkowe podsumowanie wydarzeń sportowych minionego tygodnia.

This is a bonus feature of Never Have I Ever Season 2. This is an interview that was broadcasted on AFTRS FM on September 2 2021. I speak with my dad who's part of the vaccine rollout in Sydney Olympic Park.

This is a bonus feature of Never Have I Ever Season 2. This is an interview that was broadcasted on AFTRS FM on September 2 2021. I speak with my dad who's part of the vaccine rollout in Sydney Olympic Park.

The Delta World Tour has landed in NZ from Australia and is taking off. The War in Afghanistan has finally ended however the national security state the war created is now being turned on their own citizens with Australian mainstream media airing another expose on the far-right. All that on the return on Trad Tasman Talk with Tim Wilms and Stephen Berry live 6pm Melbourne time and 8pm Melbourne time on YouTube and Odysee. New Zealand went straight to alert level 4 on Tuesday at midnight over one mystery case in Auckland. It is the nation's highest level of restriction with even take away food and coffee closed. The cluster has grown to 31, Jacinda Ardern advised citizens not to talk to their neighbors outside as they could catch Delta. NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian further tightened and extended the state's lockdown including mandatory masks outside, a curfew in Western Sydney, and giving the police even greater power. The ACT lockdown has also continued. Victorian Premier Dan Andrews not to be outdone has threatened even harsher restrictions for Melbourne and Victoria. The rest of the western world is looking at horror at what is happening in Australia and New Zealand. Footage of NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard talking about the process of busing year 12 students into Sydney Olympic Park to receive the Pfizer vaccine so they can return to school to complete their HSC. In Melbourne, a new quarantine camp is being constructed called the Centre for National Resilience. 60 Minutes and the Age newspaper published another expose on Australia's "far-right" paying an infiltrator to secretly film members of the National Socialist Network at their sharehouse HQ. Thomas Sewell and Jacob Hersant who were recently charged with armed robbery are the only public members of the group, reporter Nick McKenzie doxxed all other members and lister their occupation. This expose comes before the Joint Parliamentary Committee on Security and Intelligence is due to hand down its report on its radicalism and extremism inquiry. Domestic spy agency ASIO recently received more money in the federal budget. The War in Afghanistan which Australia and New Zealand committed troops to has ended with the Taliban winning after the US-led withdrawal. The Taliban has been on a PR blitz stating although they will implement sharia law much of their reported mistreatment of women and not letting girls go to school is fake news. 41 Australian troops died in the war, the debate has turned to whether Australia should accept Afghans who assisted our forces be allowed to settle as refugees here. The Unshackled Links: Website: https://www.theunshackled.net Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TUnshackled Twitter: https://twitter.com/Un_shackled Gab: https://gab.com/theunshackled Minds: https://www.minds.com/The_Unshackled/ Telegram: https://t.me/theunshackled MeWe: https://mewe.com/p/theunshackled Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_unshackled Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/theunshackled/ Free eBook: http://theunshackledbattlefield.net/ Unshackled Productions: WilmsFront: http://www.timwilms.com Trad Tasman Talk: https://www.theunshackled.net/ttt/ The Report from Tiger Mountain: http://reportfromtigermountain.com/ Support Our Work: Membership: http://www.theunshackled.net/membership Donate: https://www.theunshackled.net/donate/ Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/TheUnshackled Store: https://www.theunshackled.net/store/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ray Hadley has been tipped off by a listener that a nurse at the Sydney Olympic Park mass vaccination hub has allegedly been fraudulently handing out vaccines. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lakes United back-rower and man-about-town Jimmy Newburn and David Redden talking all things Rugby League in this week's Podcast, including: a. the Shellharbour XIV; b. Manly's continuing form, and; c. a multitude of changes for Origin III (which hopefully will be played in New Lambton). LATE MAIL: South Sydney v North Queensland, set down for Stadium Australia at Sydney Olympic Park this Friday Night, will now be played at McDonald Jones Stadium in New Lambton.

Rasha from CRYOCARE in Sydney Olympic Park talks about the benefits of CRYOCARE. The benefits of this treatment are unbelievable.

Deborah Knight has received her first dose of the Pfizer jab at the Sydney Olympic Park vaccination hub. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Employers and others may be legally barred from discriminating against someone based on their criminal past, following an “overdue” review of Queensland laws.  The proposed $12bn merger of The Star Entertainment Group and James Packer's Crown Resorts would create a gambling and hospitality giant generating thousands more jobs.  Queensland's coronavirus jab drive is failing to keep pace with Victoria and New South Wales. The newly opened Sydney Olympic Park hub has the ­potential to deliver 5000 COVID-19 jabs a day, more than double what all of Queensland's state-run clinics administer on an average day.  For updates and breaking news throughout the day take out a subscription at couriermail.com.au. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

People in NSW aged 40 to 49 can register to get the Pfizer vaccine at a new mass COVID-19 vaccination hub that's opened at Sydney Olympic Park. - Ρεκόρ εμβολιασμών κατέγραψαν οι αρχές της Αυστραλίας την περασμένη εβδομάδα, ενώ σήμερα έφτασε και η νέα παρτίδα με εμβόλια της Pfizer. Στην ΝΝΟ άνοιξε το πρώτο κέντρο μαζικών εμβολιασμών και από απόψε άτομα ηλικίας 40 εώς 49 ετών μπορούν να δηλώνουν ενδιαφέρον να εμβολιαστούν.

Australia will stay closed to the world indefinitely with Prime Minister Scott Morrison warning he doesn't see an appetite to move ­beyond the elimination strategy that has shut the nation's borders. New and expectant mums will have improved access to mental health screening while anxiety and depression helpline services will be bolstered, under a $354 million package of Budget health measures targeting women and girls. The long-awaited mass vaccination hub will open its doors at Sydney Olympic Park from tomorrow in a move that aims to double the number of jabs administered in NSW to almost 60,000 a week. And in sport, David Warner and TV caller Michael Slater have furiously denied a report they had an altercation in the Maldives. For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription atdailytelegraph.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The man labelled 'Australia's most hated man' could walk free from jail within days after being sentenced for filming four police officers as they lay dying following a crash on Melbourne's Eastern Freeway last April; doors at a mass vaccination hub at Sydney Olympic Park will open on May 10 as the government ramps up efforts to immunise six million people; lowering the unemployment rate and increasing wages will be the centrepiece of the Federal Government's post-pandemic recovery budget next month. Presented by Jodie Speers. More news across the day on 7NEWS.com.au and 7Plus. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The man labelled 'Australia's most hated man' could walk free from jail within days after being sentenced for filming four police officers as they lay dying following a crash on Melbourne's Eastern Freeway last April; doors at a mass vaccination hub at Sydney Olympic Park will open on May 10 as the government ramps up efforts to immunise six million people; lowering the unemployment rate and increasing wages will be the centrepiece of the Federal Government's post-pandemic recovery budget next month. Presented by Jodie Speers. More news across the day on 7NEWS.com.au and 7Plus. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

@art.wank is back this week with a new episode with two interviews in one, firstly with recently graduated HSC student Finn McGrath, son of artist James McGrath (episode 44). We interviewed Finn next to his artwork at Art Express, Armoury Gallery, Sydney Olympic Park. We talked to Finn about the ideas behind his HSC artwork and his future in the art world. We have combined this episode with another fab young person artist Elise Cooke who has recently graduated from the National Art School. We wanted to talk to her about what art school was like and what she's up to now! We hope these interviews give young inspiring artists some knowledge of doing HSC art and going to art school...Thanks so much, Finn and Elise for talking to us, we hope to interview more of the 'youth' to find out about their experiences at school, art school and university, and beyond. 

An apartment featuring flooring, wall tiles, kitchen and lighting features, and furniture and artworks, all made entirely from waste glass and textiles, offers an optimistic view into the future of residential building.Unveiled recently at the Sydney Olympic Park, Mirvac’s industry-first apartment made using waste materials has the potential to revolutionise home construction, sustainably reduce waste in the building industry as well as transform waste into a valuable resource.As a collaboration between Mirvac and the UNSW Centre of Sustainable Materials Research and Technology (SMaRT), we talk to Professor Veena Sahajwalla and Mirvac's General Manager Design, Marketing & Sales, Diana Sarcasmo on how building from waste is set to revolutionise Australia's apartment building industry.

The League of Nations hockey tournament was conducted last week in Sydney Olympic Park in which teams from diverse backgrounds took part. Four teams from Pakistan also participated in the event. Press the speaker button to listen audio. - سڈنی اولمپک پارک میں گزشتہ ہفتے لیگ آف نیشن کا انعقاد کیا گیا جس میں مختلف ممالک کی ٹیموں نے شرکت کی- پاکستان کی چار ٹیموں نے اس ٹورنامنٹ میں حصہ لیا- مزید سنیے اس پوڈکاسٹ میں

This week we returned to a topic we raised in the last podcast, namely build-to-rent and specifically the new Liv Indigo building at Sydney Olympic Park. They held an open day last weekend and we went down to have a look and chat to … well, anyone who was interested in talking to us. You can hear the results of that in the podcast (or read the transcript at the end) but this build-to-rent block does seem to be a game-changer, although it’s not for everyone. [Powerpress] Why not?  Well, it’s between 10 to 30 percent more expensive to rent there, for a start, although a lot of that can be offset by having no power bills, having whitegoods provided as well as saving on gym memberships and suchlike. But the most important thing is that tenants are the main game, not an afterthought.  It still amazes and bothers me that tenants are treated as second-class citizens in some strata schemes, considering they make up more than 50 per cent of apartment residents, across the board. So, however the sums add up, being treated with consideration and respect would be worth spending a few dollars more. Complaints And it removes a couple of obstacles to a happy life that exist in strata.  There is no rental agent to go through when there is a problem.  Too many rental agents in Australia see their job as being to protect the landlord from being bothered by their tenants. So legitimate complaints go unanswered – often because the landlord isn’t even aware of them – while tenants constantly teeter on the edge of the dreaded six-monthly lease renewal and rent rise. Yes, I know there are bad tenants out there.  But one bad tenant makes life difficult for one property owner.  One bad rental agent can make life miserable for dozens of renters.  And, trust me, there is more than one bad rental agent. And then there’s the strata committees, or lack of them.  In build-to-rent, the developer, or a single investment entity, owns the block so it’s not strata and it doesn’t come under strata law. For anyone, owner or renter, who has felt excluded from the decision-making process in their building, there wouldn’t be much difference in moving into a renters-only environment. If your strata committee is a closed shop, and actively discourages communication in either direction – as many do –  then you wouldn’t notice living in a building where there is no committee. Engage Actually, that’s not fair, because the management team at Liv Indigo – if their sales pitch is to be believed – actively engage with residents, partly so that problems can be dealt with promptly, before they become “issues”. We can only go by what we saw with our own eyes and, unless Mirvac had hired actors, people seemed to be comfortable and happy.  The plusses for many renters at Liv Indigo are pretty obvious beyond the bells and whistles of gyms and mini-cinemas. Pets are allowed, you can decorate the apartments to suit your tastes, leases are for 12 months, there’s a maintenance team on-site, faulty appliances are replaced immediately and short-term lets are strictly forbidden. Meanwhile, there is no bond required and you only pay for the parking and storage that you use, which you can vary according to your needs at any given time.  For the environmentally conscious, the building has a very small carbon footprint, generating solar power and using grey water in its toilets. Premium Liv Indigo is Australia’s first real build-to-rent scheme in terms of the overseas model where renters pay a premium for high-end facilities and services. Mirvac is planning to roll out more purpose-built schemes in Melbourne and Brisbane over the next couple of years. It’s not for everyone.  In Sue’s story for Domain, she quotes one couple for whom the rent was too high and another potential renter who didn’t want to live in a building with so many people in it. Even so, it does offer a very real choice for renters whose life...

Adam Hirst of Mirvac joins me to explain "Build to Rent" - in particular, Australia's first renter-only apartment community, LIV Indigo at Sydney Olympic Park. Adam explains the attraction of this unique model. Could it possibly be the complete absence of strata governance structures and strata title legislation? Surely not... Links mentioned: Get the transcript... The post 237. Will “Build to Rent” Disrupt the Strata Sector? appeared first on Your Strata Property.

Join Mark Beretta in the final episode of Series One of Beyond the Games and take a look at where to from here for Sydney Olympic Park in its evolution as a place. As the former Chief Commissioner of the Greater Sydney Commission, Lucy Turnbull speaks of the importance of Sydney Olympic Park in the fabric of Greater Sydney, its role as a super lifestyle destination, how it needs to continue to evolve, and what it will offer in years to come.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In episode 4 Mark Beretta is joined by NRL legend Brad ‘Freddy’ Fittler, Australian Diver Sam Fricker and Australian Hockey player Greta Hayes as they explore how Sydney Olympic Park has evolved since the Games into a sports hub delivering today the best in sports events, sports participation and home to the next generation of sporting champions. Today, Sydney Olympic Park continues to be the base to train and hone the skills of Olympic athletes and has extended to be home to non-Olympic sports with centres of excellence for rugby league and netball and cricket on the way. Over 60 sports organisations are based at the Park, 2.2M people watch sport each year and 2.6M play sport. Freddy, Greta and Sam share their experiences in sport, their attitude and what the future holds. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Episode 3 Mark Beretta and his guests reveal how Sydney Olympic Park was once a contaminated wasteland full of opportunity, that was developed into a world-class environmentally sustainable suburb with a ‘she’ll be right mate’ attitude. Romily Madew, CEO of Infrastructure Australia and former Green Building Council of Australia CEO joins Sydney Olympic Park Executive Director Planning Sally Hamilton to discuss the world class transformation, and how Australia’s attitude to innovation created precedents that would change environmental benchmarks nationally and internationally. Built on a beautiful blank canvass on the banks of the Parramatta River, the development of Sydney Olympic Park challenged designers and architects to protect the environment, establish green buildings and create parklands that would become significant environmental sites. Sydney Olympic Park became Australia’s first example of a green star precinct, creating the foundation of the nationally-accepted green star rating system.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's podcast is all about wheel-clamping, email privacy and the amazing legacy of the Sydney Olympics athletes' village. But one of the biggest pieces of news this week is about the podcast itself or, more to the point, these show notes. As we approach our 100th edition, and following numerous requests from readers who don't listen to podcasts, we have finally discovered a program that will use Artificial Intelligence to transcribe the audio into text. Now, AI can only do so much with variations of Australian, Scottish and English accents, so it does require a bit of work to knock it into shape. Then there are the interruptions, half-formed thoughts, digressions and repetitions - not to mention umms, aaahs and other verbal punctuations - that you don't realise form part of your everyday speech until you see them laid out before you on a page. We've done our best to filter out the intrusions but I hope you get the sense of the discussions and the flavour of the podcast in this lightly tweaked and fairly raw form. Meanwhile, for those of you who prefer to listen, here's this week's podcast, where Sue and I talk about her story on the 2000 Olympic athletes' village, now a very desirable suburb. Then we are joined by Karen Stiles, Executive Officer of the Owners Corporation Network, to discuss the push to keep apartment owners' email addresses secret, and demands for a return of wheel clamping for rogue parkers. Listen Here You can listen to the podcast by clicking on the "play" button below. If you haven’t already tried listening to a podcast, and you have speakers attached to your computer or earbuds attached to your smartphone, all you have to do is click on the link above. And if you like what you hear, you can subscribe to this podcast, absolutely free, on Apple podcasts, Google podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher or your favourite podcatcher. If the links provided don’t take you straight there, just search for Flat Chat Wrap, click on subscribe, and you’ll get this podcast every week without even trying. It’s free: no hooks, catches or sign-ups. Enjoy. Transcript: This podcast in print  Jimmy: Hard to believe it's been 20 years since the Sydney Olympics. Sue  Oh, wow. It sure is. I mean, it's interesting when we're getting this documentary now about Cathy Freeman.   Lots of posts about it. Eric the Eel? Yes. And um,   the memories come flooding back. But it does feel only about a couple years ago.     Jimmy: Then you realize there’s been three or four other Olympics since then. But I was reminded, funnily enough, and these days of COVID going to the station to get in a train and finding that a certain time of night when it's going to be busy, the make you go round in a one way system through in and out the stations when people aren't bumping into each other facing each other. And that reminded me of at the Olympic Stadium, where they had a one way system for people to walk around. And you could see the gate that you wanted to get into about about 20 yards away. But you had to walk another half a mile around the system to get to that gate, but it worked.   It worked tremendously well. So you're going to be talking in a minute about what happened to the buildings that they built for the athletes.   The Olympic Village. And we're going to be talking to  Karen: Stiles of OCN about email addresses and clamping illegally parked cars. I'm  Jimmy: Thomson.  Sue: And I'm  Sue Williams.  Jimmy: And this is the Flat Chat Wrap. Olympic village now sought-after suburb Jimmy:  Sue, you've done a story this week about the accommodation that was built for the Sydney Olympics. Sue:  Yes, I went out to Newington this week, for the first time ever. It was during the Olympics, I covered the Olympics, for the Sydney Morning Herald the Melbourne age out of Sydney Olympic Park and the big media center. But we were never allowed to go to the athletes village because obvi...

Gold medalist Louise Sauvage shares of her disappointment in the Atlanta Paralympics and the determination for Sydney to give the athletes the respect they deserve. Be inspired as Louise talks through the night she won gold and hear from Nic Beveridge, who Louise trains in the Park today. Nic wasn’t born with a disability, and he shares the emotional night that changed his life forever and his current journey for a Paralympic medal. Accessibility was big on the agenda for Sydney 2000, today the legacy of these Games has resulted in Sydney Olympic Park as one of the most accessible places you’ll find in Australia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Time to assess the venues wherein we witness sports! We start off by going head-to-head with the modern Mall of Asia Arena and the historic Smart Araneta Coliseum, two places often used in the local and international scene. They have been proven in the UAAP and PBA all the way up to international concerts and FIBA-sanctioned events. We then examine the Rizal Memorial Football Stadium. The facility located in the heart of the Metro is the go-to place for local and international matches and is easily accessible by public transportation. Let's not forget about the largest outdoor stadium to host international football games in the country, the Philippine Sports Stadium. The squad also runs through their honorable picks for local sporting facilities. We piece our observations together and is Ynares Antipolo really a haven for hecklers? Other than it's relaxing atmosphere what allows the Aboitiz Pitch to standout? What was it like for Claudia overhearing concerts of Stevie Wonder and Phil Collins at ULTRA? We also give our theory on why hotdogs taste better in government owned venues compared to the likes of MOA and Araneta. On international soil we go from the likes of Wembley, Staples, and Madison Square Garden, all the way to Hong Kong. Lance recalls the time he witnessed fellow kababayan Neil Etheridge as starting goalkeeper for former Premier League side Cardiff City.

Beyond the Games looks at the 2000 Sydney Olympics 20 years on. TV host Mark Beretta delves into scenes and secrets that have never been revealed, and celebrates the innovation that has made Sydney Olympic Park a world-leader in urban transformation and sustainable development. www.sydneyolympicpark.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Were going flat out to lift the gloom in this week in the Flat Chat Wrap. First we go behind the scenes of the much heralded and long-awaited (by JimmyT, anyway) Podcom – podcast sitcom – which we are now calling Hyperbole Towers. Why “Hyperbole?” Because every new apartment block has some sort of exaggerated name, although not always creating the image the developers might hope for. For instance, we think The Babylon, for all its gardens, might conjure up slightly sleazier images, especially in the minds of fans of the TV series Babylon Berlin, if not Kenneth Aunger’s scandalous Hollywood Babylon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5eorwxcIuU Anyway, Hyperbole Towers is a much tamer affair, although it’s more Number 96 than Fawlty Towers.  You can find out more about it and listen to the episode right here. Bean me up Then we continue the “kick back and relax” theme with a visit to Frankie’s Beans coffee bar and café in Darlinghurst where Fern tells us what it’s like to run a café  in a large apartment block during a Covid-19 lockdown. After that we take a trip to Sydney Olympic Park where two of the four towers of a new development are  given over to “build to rent”.  What does that mean?  One landlord, longer leases, on-site maintenance and pets, among other attractions. Experiment Finally Sue’s Hey Martha is about the little dog that travelled through several countries to be reunited with its owners. And Jimmy looks at the Sydney Morning Herald’s series on the “social experiment’ in Sydney’s Waterloo and why residents are angry at plans to demolish 2000 old homes and replace them with 6000 new ones. And finally, there’s a call out to our listeners to get involved by sending us questions as audio tracks that we can include, and answer, on the podcast. Listen here If you haven’t already tried listening to a podcast, and you have speakers attached to your computer or earbuds attached to your smartphone, all you have to do is click on the link below. And if you like what you hear, you can subscribe to this podcast, absolutley free, on Apple podcasts, Google podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher or your favourite podcatcher. If the links provided don’t take you straight there, just search for Flat Chat Wrap, click on subscribe, and you’ll get this podcast every week without even trying. It’s free: no hooks, catches or sign-ups. Even better, it’s fun.

If you don't yet know the powerhouse I am interviewing today, allow me to acquaint you! This is a woman who started a blog as a hobby in 2011 and now runs one of Australia's leading interiors platforms, receiving 100,000 unique readers on her site each month. This blog has been her full time business for eight years now, and has been featured in A Current Affair, Sky News, Real Living, Belle and more. She's down to earth, a fellow Brit (I wish I had my accent still!), a mum to two young sons and is currently renovating her Sydney home with husband Damian. So who is this woman and what exactly is her blog? Allow me to introduce you to the brilliant Jen Bishop of theinteriorsaddict.com. Jen and I are both speaking at the Australian Gift and Homewares Association Sydney Gift Fair, which is on February 21st to 24th at the Sydney Showground at Sydney Olympic Park. The Fair is perfect for retailers, stylists, decorators, corporate buyers, designers and event planners, so if you are mad about design and retail, like me and Jen, come along and join us at the AGHA Sydney Gift Fair 2020. Go to agha.com.au to register for free now and be sure to check out the free Masterclass schedule to join our sessions.

On today's episode we pick the brains of Adam Hirst, General Manager of Build-To-Rent at Mirvac. Adam is currently overseeing Mirvac's newest development at Sydney Olympic Park, Indigo Pavilion, Australia's first mass scale build-to-rent project. Adam discusses the overseas success of build-to-rent also known as ‘multifamily', the viability of this alternative to generic residential development and how this alternative model will benefit renters. Here's what we covered: What is build-to-rent/Multifamily? Is build-to-rent the future for renters? Why are build-to-rent leases longer than standard leases? What are the building costs associated? What are the benefits of build-to-rent? Why are superannuation funds investing in build-to-rent? Will there be an under supply of housing in 2021 - 2023? Why consumers want sustainability but are not willing to pay for it How developers are trying to create a community in their developments How capitalisation rates impact build-to-rent Why to never buy in areas of over supply GUEST LINKS:Find out more about Adam Hirst his work in Build-To-Rent.Indigo Pavilion - Sydney Olympic Park MENTIONED EPISODES:Episode 80 | Ed Fernon Episode 62 | Cecille Weldon HOST LINKS: Looking for a Sydney Buyers Agent? www.gooddeeds.com.au Work with Veronica: info@gooddeeds.com.au  Looking for a Mortgage Broker? www.wealthful.com.au Work with Chris: hello@wealthful.com.au EPISODE TRANSCRIPT: Please note that this has been transcribed by half-human-half-robot, so brace yourself for typos and the odd bit of weirdness…This Episode was recorded on the 28 November, 2019 https://www.theelephantintheroom.com.au/podcasts/104

Canberra Raiders fans descended on Sydney Olympic Park for the 2019 Grand Final... and took over The Brewery Bar and Kitchen for The Greenhouse's pre-game event! The Greenhouse Live was there to capture all the atmosphere and excitement of the Green Machine's first premiership decider for 25 years.

The Greenhouse Live was on location at Sydney Olympic Park after the 2019 Grand Final. Listen to the post match reactions after the Canberra Raiders just fell short in the clash with the Sydney Roosters, but did the nation's capital proud in the decider. The team reflects on #SixAgain, #Trainergate and all the big moments in the controversial loss.

Busco talks to Sydney Seniors and Disability Expo Ambassador and former finalist on 'The Voice' Rachael Leahcar about this weeks Sydney Seniors & Disability Expo at Sydney Olympic Park

Find out more about the Innovation Games, a free science event held in the heart of Sydney Olympic Park as part of National Science Week and the Sydney Science Festival. Hosted by Ben Newsome from Fizzics Education About the Innovation Games Part of Sydney Science Festival in National Science Week, The Innovation Games is a free event held in Sydney Olympic Park that is full of ways to taste, touch and see science and technology in action! A variety of exhibits, shows, hands-on workshops and more are available to the public for people to connect with researchers, science organisations & technology companies to learn more about how science is relevant in our everyday lives. About the FizzicsEd Podcast With interviews with leading science educators and STEM thought leaders, this science education podcast is about highlighting different ways of teaching kids within and beyond the classroom. It's not just about educational practice & pedagogy, it's about inspiring new ideas & challenging conventions of how students can learn about their world! https://www.fizzicseducation.com.au/ Know an educator who'd love this STEM podcast episode?  Share it! The FizzicsEd podcast is a member of the Australian Educators Online Network (AEON ) http://www.aeon.net.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Bangla New Year Festival 2019 is celebrated on 23 March at the ANZ stadium in Sydney Olympic Park. - গত ২৩ মার্চ সিডনি অলিম্পিক পার্কের এএনজেড স্টেডিয়ামে অনুষ্ঠিত হলো বৈশাখী মেলা ১৪২৬। বঙ্গবন্ধু কাউন্সিল অস্ট্রেলিয়ার আয়োজনে এই মেলায় প্রচুর দর্শক উপস্থিতি দৃশ্যমান হলেও অনেকের মতে গত কয়েক বছরের তুলনায় এবারের দর্শক উপস্থিতির হার কম ছিল।

It was a tough weekend for Kenya rugby 7s fans, who descended on Sydney for the annual 7s rugby tournament. SBS Swahili caught up with some of them, who shared their thoughts on their national team's performance. - Mashabiki wa timu ya taifa ya Kenya ya raga ya wachezaji saba, wikendi hii waliona tabu sana, walipo jumuika katika uwanja wa michuano ya raga ya wachezaji saba kila upande.

Boishakh is the first month of Bangla calendar. It is a solar calendar. The first day of Boishakh generally corresponds to 14 April. Bangabandhu Council Australia organizes Boishakhi Mela (Bangla New Year Festival) in Sydney Olympic Park. It’s the biggest Bangla Community Event in Australia and outside Bangladesh. This year Boishaki Mela will be celebrated on 23 March 2019. Its organizer Mr Sheikh Shamimul Haque talks with SBS Bangla.

The Burundian Community in Sydney gathered at Sydney Olympic Park to celebrate Christmas and New year 2019. - Abarundi baba muri Sydney bakoraniye kuri Sydney Olympic Park aho barahimbaje Noweri n'umwaka mushasha w'2019. Muri kino kiganiro barashikiriza umunezero bafise wo gutangura umwaka bari kumwe n'abandi muri kominoti. Mubo twayaze harimwo Patrick, Stephanie, Praise na Sylvestre.

Duku Forè (Keynote Speaker) Came to Australia at the age of 10 with his family of 10 from a Ugandan refugee camp, couldn't speak English and struggled at school. He represented Australia at the United Nations Headquarters in New York in 2016 as part of the Youth Assembly and recently spoke at his first TedX in Sydney Olympic Park 2018. Duku's achievements are impressive but what's event more impressive is his age, attitude, ambition and determination to succeed. http://www.dukuinspires.com  https://www.linkedin.com/in/dukufore/ https://www.instagram.com/dukuinspires/ 

About the Youth Eco Summit The Youth Eco Summit is a major environmental education festival held in Sydney Olympic Park. Very much a fixture of the school excursion calendar, the Youth Eco Summit (YES) was awarded the NSW Green Globe Award for Public Sector Sustainability, 2013. The NSW Government's Green Globe Awards are the leading environment awards, recognising environmental excellence, leadership and innovation in NSW. The Youth Eco Summit is a unique opportunity to share their sustainability projects, successes, innovations and ideas in a new and exciting event format. This summit will include student drama, film, music, debate, TED-style talks and global video exchanges. School participants are highly engaged, with special guests facilitating feedback and interaction throughout the day via evolving art-works, social media activities, audience polling and more! Hosted by Ben Newsome from Fizzics Education More information Youth Eco Summit Primary School Day on November 21 & 22 https://www.sydneyolympicpark.com.au/Education/Events/Youth-Eco-Summit-Primary-Schools Youth Eco Summit Secondary School Day on September 4 https://www.sydneyolympicpark.com.au/Education/Events/Youth-Eco-Summit-Secondary-SchoolsAbout the FizzicsEd Podcast With interviews with leading science educators and STEM thought leaders, this science education podcast is about highlighting different ways of teaching kids within and beyond the classroom. It's not just about educational practice & pedagogy, it's about inspiring new ideas & challenging conventions of how students can learn about their world! https://www.fizzicseducation.com.au/Know an educator who'd love this STEM podcast episode?  Share it! The FizzicsEd podcast is a member of the Australian Educators Online Network (AEON ) http://www.aeon.net.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Diabetes Care for All 10 March 2018 Novotel, Sydney Olympic Park, NSW Register at: https://www.adea.com.au/adea-events/adea-nswact-branch-conference/

Think $2 billion for a stadium is ridiculous? So do we, which is why Gumnut redesigns Sydney Olympic Park. Also, Fact or Fiction returns and Joe blows the poo-gate scandal wide open. 

Lawrence Robertson - Tournament Director - Sydney International and Fast4 Tennis & Nathan Cox -General Manager - ACCOR Hotels at Sydney Olympic Park 

Just across from the mangroves in Sydney Olympic Park is an education center designed to help students to discover more about their environment. We caught up with Danielle Leggo, who as the education coordinator at SOPA has very much had the opportunity to see first-hand the positive impact that biological field studies and nature walks can bring to kids from urban centers. “The sampling techniques we're using with them… gathering data and asking questions about that data… every time they come out or they think about going and investigating their environment they get to use what they've learned out here in the field”. After chatting with Danielle Leggo, we also look at how to use cooking Baked Alaska to teach science (!) plus we revisit a grab from a past episode in which Ally Watson from Code like a Girl talks about the importance of role models for girls that want to take the lead in digital industries. Hosted by Ben Newsome from Fizzics Education Top 3 learnings Get out into the field! It's not just about the textbook, students need to experience real ecological sampling techniques and learn about the environment first-hand. The intersection between the built environment and ecological communities is fascinating, plus it is an area of research that is being actively investigated as a direct result of urbanization and city sprawl. Observe your surroundings. The living environment had a lot to offer for all the senses! Contact details for Danielle Leggo http://www.sydneyolympicpark.com.au/education_and_learning education@sydneyolympic.com.au https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielle-leggo-7344168a/ Also, learn more about the Innovation Games that was held during National Science Week in August on Episode 16. https://goo.gl/xTjZ4i Education tip: Cooking Baked Alaska to learn about science! https://goo.gl/MxjEPc Contact Fizzics Education Web: http://www.fizzicseducation.com.au/ Phone: +612 9674 2191 STEM Teaching support resources NEW Primary STEM teaching book!  http://www.fizzicseducation.com.au/be+amazing+book.html >100 Free Science Experiments  http://www.fizzicseducation.com.au/Free+experiments.html >100 Free Science Ideas and Tips http://www.fizzicseducation.com.au/Blog.html Know an educator who'd love this episode? Share it! If something grabbed your attention in this STEM podcast please leave your thoughts below. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Gaze (Sydney Kings coach and former NBL, NBA and Boomers rep) talks his incredible career with Shannon and Fiona. From growing up around basketball courts all the way to being a five-time Olympian, basketball has always been in his life. He talks family, including the influence his parents, especially his dad - a basketballer and Olympian too - have had on his life, and how he's coping being away from his own family while in Sydney with the Kings. His playing days took him all over the world but some of his fondest memories were where he's spending most of his time these days, at Sydney Olympic Park during the 2000 Games.

Justin Smith reveals over 200 revellers were charged with drug-related incidents and one man is lucky to be alive, after a high-visibility police operation at during a music festival at Sydney Olympic Park over the weekend.