Podcasts about Tahu

Kenapa ramai rasa kerja kemanusiaan hanya boleh dilakukan di luar negara? Bila sebut tentang kerja kemanusiaan, ramai mungkin bayangkan misi bantuan di kawasan perang, bencana alam atau krisis di luar negara. Tetapi bagaimana pula dengan mereka yang memerlukan bantuan di depan mata kita sendiri? Dalam episod NoTapis kali ini, dua kakitangan Palang Merah Singapura, Muhammad Daniel Samu Wel dan Mohammad Indera Putra Abdullah, berkongsi perjalanan mereka — daripada membantu warga emas dan memberi bantuan kecemasan, hingga berdepan kehilangan serta tekanan emosi yang datang bersama tugas tersebut.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pruhy mají vzniknout v rámci opravy mostu nad Sousedskou ulicí, tedy nad kruhovým objezdem Sněhulák. Příští rok se tam má rekonstruovat most ve směru na Prahu.

The 2026 Australian census will be held on 11 August. Everyone in Australia on that night must complete a census form, including international students. - Sensus Australia 2026 akan dilaksanakan pada 11 Agustus. Setiap orang yang berada di Australia pada malam itu wajib mengisi formulir sensus, termasuk mahasiswa internasional.

The former manager of New Zealand’s biggest farm, Molesworth Station, is disappointed his bid to run the 182,000 ha property has been trumped by Ngāi Tahu. Plus, he has a great story about why Molesworth has not farmed sheep since the 1940s.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Po doteku Zlaté lebky se Khai ocitá v čase, který mu připadá známý i cizí zároveň. Mladší tělo, jiní společníci a stejná cesta vedoucí od Eonaru k Chrámu země, který je tentokrát stále živý, chráněný a plný kněží.Za jeho branami čekají odpovědi na otázky, které Khaie provázejí celý život. O jeho původu, vztahu ke čtyřem živlům i cestě, kterou před ním kdysi někdo uzavřel. Jenže některá místa si nepamatují pouze návštěvníky. Pamatují si také hrozby, které za nimi přicházejí.

Po souboji s Chupacabrami se před Dyjamanty objeví další stopa vedoucí hlouběji do hor. Mladá Skyldarka se šavlozubou hlavou je zavede k Eonaru, prastarému stromu, který si pamatuje víc doteků, než by měl, a následně až k dávno opuštěnému Chrámu země. Pro Khaie ovšem cesta nepůsobí jako první návštěva. Vlastní stopy, známé pohyby a obrazy sebe sama z jiných časů mu postupně ukazují, že tímto místem prošel už mnohokrát. Otázkou zůstává, kdo byli ostatní Khaiové, proč všichni mířili ke Zlaté lebce a co se probudí ve chvíli, kdy lebka konečně dosedne na bezhlavou sochu.

Po prachu cest, napětí mezi Nejty, by si člověk mohl myslet, že největším nepřítelem bude konečně jen obyčejné ráno po těžké noci. Khai by možná dokonce souhlasil. Možná až příliš hlasitě, pokud by ho nebolela hlava.Jenže na Nordaerimu ani kocovina nepřichází sama. Ricketsova chata, horský chlad a Zlatá lebka Skyldarů připomínají, že některé věci se člověka nedotknou jen rukou. Někdy stačí otázka, jestli se jich dotknout vůbec má.Partnerem epizody je MiMamiCatering (http://nata.hu/mimami), MadMonQ (http://nata.hu/madmonq)

Setkání s Přibitými nejty přineslo víc než jen výstřely a plánování dalšího kroku. Přineslo minulost, která si sedla ke stejnému ohni, nalila si pití a začala se ptát, kdo komu co dluží.Cassidy stojí mezi lidmi, kteří mluví o rodině, vině a krvi tak samozřejmě, jako jiní mluví o počasí. A když slova přestanou stačit, ukáže se, že titul nejlepší pistolnice Tarkrocku není jen chlubení v zaplivané hospodě, ale otázka, na kterou někdy odpovídá jediná kulka.Partnerem epizody je Smarty - http://nata.hu/smarty

Ngāi Tahu Farming has been chosen by the Department of Conservation to operate the country's largest farm. Molesworth Station is spread over 180,000 hectares across Marlborough and North Canterbury - and is currently run as a cattle farm by state-owned Pāmu Landcorp. The Department of Conservation administers the land - and put the contract to manage the farm out to public tender. Ngāi Tahu Farming - a subsidiary of Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu Group was one of four bids. South Island Correspondent Tim Brown spoke to Melissa Chan-Green.   

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North Otago farmer and award-winning environmentalist pays tribute to Jim Hopkins. She also floats the idea of a political “pre-nup”, plus we talk infrastructure, the RMA, and the Ngāi Tahu irony. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Problémy s obřím bobrem zažehnány. Řeka začíná pomalu proudit zpátky do Whitecreeku a naše postavy se tak mohou vydat za pomoci pátera Krsta po stopách bratra Anselma. Jakou spojitost ovšem má několik dřevěných soch v okolí jezera s uniklým knězem Solarise a se ztracenou Zlatou lebkou Skyldarů?Partnerem epizody je Magická kavárna - http://nata.hu/magickakavarnaŘekni kód NATAHU pro 10% slevu pro prvních 50 stolů

Vztahy, přátelství a rodina na Nordaerimu jsou málokdy jen tak a jednoduché. Někdy se jsou starý známý, někdy jsou příjmení vyslovené ve špatnou chvíli a někdy jsou kamarád zavřený za mřížemi, které nestojí na jednom místě, ale uhání krajinou v oblaku prachu.Dyjamanti se tak dostávají na cestu, kde není čas na dlouhé přemýšlení. Jen kola, koně, výstřely a rozhodnutí, zda se dá z vězení utéct i ve chvíli, kdy se celé vězení řítí dopředu.Partnerem epizody je Magická kavárna - http://nata.hu/magickakavarnaŘekni kód NATAHU pro 10% slevu pro prvních 50 stolů

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I know the real reason why Federated Farmers is so brassed-off with Environment Canterbury. Nevertheless, I agree with them. They're saying that ECan is showing “flagrant disregard” for the community, with this push it's making for Ngāi Tahu to have a permanent role in the region's resource management after ECan disappears. Because, with the Government's local government reforms, ECan is toast. But what ECan wants to do before it goes out of existence, is sign a deal with Ngāi Tahu and eight of the 10 Canterbury rūnanga, which would have given them a mandatory, permanent role in planning, resource consent processes, monitoring and reporting. Which has got Federated Farmers' RMA spokesperson Mark Hooper all excited. He is condemning the move - saying it shouldn't be happening before the local government reforms. And he wants the Government to step in and tell ECan to drop the idea. And I agree with him. The real reason Federated Farmers is so spooked by this, is that it wil be thinking that it's a repeat of the co-governance sideshow we saw with the previous Labour Government's 3 Waters reforms. But what ECan is doing here is, to put it politely, a case of the cart before the horse. And the Government must step-in and tell them to drop it. Because, if these reforms are going to be worth all the upheaval, we can't have any premature side deals and arrangements being made before it's even known how many councils there are going to be and where they're going to be. To me, this move by ECan looks like an outfit that has its nose out of joint because of the reforms and wants to make some sort of political statement doing this deal with Ngāi Tahu. What ECan will tell you, is that, since 2013, it's had an agreement with Ngāi Tahu which effectively means it doesn't do anything without getting the iwi's approval first. But, because ECan is going to be disestablished, it wants to sneak this one through before the lights go out. Which is a bit like someone selling a business and, before they hand over the keys, giving all the staff a massive pay rise and signing them up to lifetime contracts. Which wouldn't be tolerated. And that's why this move by ECan, which is refusing to talk about it, shouldn't be tolerated. As Mark Hooper from Federated Farmers says: “ECan is showing flagrant disregard for its community, pushing this through with no public notification before it appeared on the agenda.” He says: “That's deeply concerning and we're calling on the Government to intervene, so councils can't rush these agreements through before the system is reformed.” And he's spot on. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why do some IPOs create wealth, while others destroy it? And what can investors learn from the difference?In this episode, Tim and Nick take a closer look at both global and New Zealand IPO experiences, highlighting the contrast between stable, infrastructure backed investments and high growth, high risk ventures. The discussion reveals how timing, business fundamentals, and investor expectations all play a role in determining outcomes.But the conversation goes beyond markets. It also tackles a deeper and often overlooked topic, society's reaction to wealth and success. Why do we celebrate achievement in some areas, yet question or criticise it in others? And what does this mean for how we think about value creation over time?Bringing together practical investing lessons with broader economic thinking, this episode encourages a shift away from short term thinking and headline driven decisions, towards a more patient, disciplined, and long term approach to building wealth.Episode timestamps:(00:00:29) Episode introduction and themes: IPO hype vs wealth creation and envy(00:01:39) The first IPO in history and lessons for modern investors(00:03:33) SpaceX valuation and balancing vision with financial reality(00:03:49) How IPO pricing works and why early volatility occurs(00:06:25) IPO performance reality: why most underperform the market(00:09:11) Why investors chase high profile IPOs despite the evidence(00:10:57) Key IPO insight: understanding who is selling and why(00:11:07) Why companies go public: liquidity, profile, and raising capital(00:13:33) Case study comparison: My Food Bag vs Port of Napier IPO(00:16:23) Investor discipline: due diligence vs fear of missing out(00:17:55) Portfolio fit and being cautious about IPO exposure(00:19:24) Shift in discussion: wealth creation, success, and public perception(00:20:26) What sparked the “envy” article after SpaceX IPO reaction(00:21:33) Paper wealth vs realised wealth explained(00:24:48) Envy, perception, and valuing success in society(00:25:48) Wealth creation impact: how success benefits many people(00:29:13) New Zealand perspective: focusing on growing the economic pie(00:33:54) Capital flight and why success needs to be encouraged(00:36:01) Judging wealth by long term impact, not headline figures(00:36:59) Andrew Carnegie example and lasting legacy through philanthropy(00:39:00) Key takeaway: long term thinking, stewardship, and positive mindsetThe Adviser Talk is available on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify and Apple Music.Nick Stewart (Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Huirapa, Ngāti Māmoe, Ngāti Waitaha) is a Financial Adviser and CEO at Stewart Group, a Hawke's Bay and Wellington-based CEFEX-certified financial planning and advisory firm. Stewart Group provides personal fiduciary services, Wealth Management, Risk Insurance and KiwiSaver solutions.The Adviser Talk is available on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify and Apple Music.The information provided, or any opinions expressed in this show, are of a general nature only and should not be construed or relied on as a recommendation to invest in a financial product or class of financial products. You should seek financial advice specific to your circumstances from an Authorised Financial Adviser before making any financial decisions. A disclosure statement can be obtained free of charge by calling 0800 878 961 or visiting our website, www.stewartgroup.co.nz Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Conductor, pianist and Opera Australia Head of Music Tahu Matheson joins In Conversation ahead of the Sydney season of The Drover's Wife, the acclaimed new Australian opera by George Palmer and Leah Purcell. Tahu explains why he believes the story is perfectly suited to opera, reflecting on the emotional power of the singing voice, the accessibility of Palmer's score, and his experience of helping shape a brand-new work from early workshops through to the world premiere.The conversation also explores Tahu's musical upbringing, following his conductor father around Europe before settling in Australia, his early ambitions to become a concert pianist, and the unexpected moment that changed the course of his career: discovering Wagner's Tristan und Isolde. He shares his lifelong fascination with opera, the transition from pianist to répétiteur and conductor, and offers a fascinating glimpse into the often unseen work of Opera Australia's music staff, from coaching singers and preparing scores to balancing orchestral and vocal forces in performance.Tahu also discusses the challenges of presenting contemporary opera alongside the great classics, why he believes audiences are rediscovering the thrill of live performance, and the enduring power of opera to move, challenge and inspire. Tahu Matheson conducts The Drover's Wife for Opera Australia, August 7-15.

Po setkání s mýtickými Zajdaleny a jedním chyceným pro kmen Chlupzubů se naše skupina dává dohromady, aby vyrazila na cestu.Cílem jejich cesty bude pravděpodobně Parrowfield. Ovšem mají ještě mnoho věcí k vyřešení než se do města vypraví. Možná nejdůležitější z nich je, co udělat s nalezenou dívkou a pokud, tak komu ji předat.

Návrat do Parrowfieldu byl veselý. Zejména pro Khaie, který tak konečně mohl v klidu usnout v podnapilém stavu. Hrdinové nechali Silase odevzdat dívku církvi a nyní plánují její získání zpátky. Kde se jen může nacházet a co s ní bude dál?

Souboj se Sudným okem dopadl pro naše hrdiny celkem dobře. Co už ovšem bylo horší byl příchod kardinála Vosse a jeho jednotky imperiálních vojáků. Chvíli to vypadalo, že Dyjamanti padnou nepříteli do rukou přímo v temné laboratoři. A také by se tak stalo nebýt Khaie, který po poražení ducha v mimočase vytvořeném Zlatou lebkou Skyldarů, přesunul celou skupinu krom Irise o 96 dní dopředu v čase. Jak bude pokračovat příběh skupiny a co se stalo během Palu na Nordaerimu?

Skok v čase sice potvrdil, že pan Ptáček měl v pohledu na cestování v čase pravdu, ovšem ukázal i množství problémů se kterými se Dyjamanti musí nyní potýkat. Naši hrdinové se tak vydávají do vesničky Whitecreek, aby alespoň trochu z nich vyřešili a odkrojili z nálože nepříjemností. Setkali se páterem Krstem, který ač průzkupník a současně kněz Solarise, je dobrý muž. Jejich další kroky, tak budou zřejmě mířit společně do hor, k vyřešení prvního problému, přímo s řekou Whitecreek.

Known as an illness that frequently appears during the winter, influenza can actually strike us all year round. What do we need to know about it? - Dikenal sebagai penyakit yang banyak muncul saat musim dingin, influenza sebenarnya dapat menyerang kita sepanjang tahun. Apa yang perlu kita ketahui tentang penyakit ini?Listen to SBS Indonesian on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays at 3pm.Follow us on Facebook and Instagram, and subscribe to our podcasts. - Dengarkan SBS Indonesian setiap hari Senin, Rabu, Jumat, dan Minggu jam 3 sore.Ikuti kami di Facebook dan Instagram, serta jangan lewatkan podcast kami.

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Bismillah,2146. MEREKA TAHU TAPI MEREKA MENOLAK Riyaadhush ShaalihiinBab 51 | HarapanQS. Thaha: 48Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala berfirman,إِنَّا قَدْ أُوحِىَ إِلَيْنَآ أَنَّ ٱلْعَذَابَ عَلَىٰ مَن كَذَّبَ وَتَوَلَّىٰSesungguhnya telah diwahyukan kepada kami bahwa siksa itu (ditimpakan) atas orang-orang yang mendustakan dan berpaling. (QS. Thaha: 48)

When big employers leave a region, the ripple effects last generations.In this episode, we explore what happens when those risks are not modelled, not discussed, and not planned for at council level.A direct and local conversation on fiscal accountability, rising rates, and why households cannot absorb endless shocks.Time stamps:(00:00:01) Fiscal pressure and public demand for accountability(00:00:20) Intro and episode overview, Hawke's Bay fiscal concerns and council response(00:01:52) Setting the scene, why this topic matters now(00:02:01) Missing analysis in OIA response, why no modelling is serious(00:02:19) Rising rates versus inflation, sustainability concerns for households(00:05:25) Council debt and borrowing for operating costs(00:09:24) Economic risk of large employer exits and “mini Detroit” analogy(00:11:41) Household impact of rising rates and limited shock absorption(00:12:03) Debt levels explained, reduced fiscal headroom(00:14:22) Budget breakdown, debt servicing and interest burden(00:15:31) Long term risks of borrowing to fund shortfalls(00:15:52) Potential council amalgamation and structural change(00:17:06) Market limits on borrowing and fiscal discipline(00:17:21) Key questions ratepayers should ask councilThe Adviser Talk is available on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify and Apple Music.Nick Stewart (Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Huirapa, Ngāti Māmoe, Ngāti Waitaha) is a Financial Adviser and CEO at Stewart Group, a Hawke's Bay and Wellington-based CEFEX-certified financial planning and advisory firm. Stewart Group provides personal fiduciary services, Wealth Management, Risk Insurance and KiwiSaver solutions.The Adviser Talk is available on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify and Apple Music.The information provided, or any opinions expressed in this show, are of a general nature only and should not be construed or relied on as a recommendation to invest in a financial product or class of financial products. You should seek financial advice specific to your circumstances from an Authorised Financial Adviser before making any financial decisions. A disclosure statement can be obtained free of charge by calling 0800 878 961 or visiting our website, www.stewartgroup.co.nz Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This winter, Ani O'Brien is taking the Good Faith Yarns Tour around the country: honest, good faith conversations with locals in towns and cities across New Zealand, on the topics we usually just shout about. She sits down with Dane Giraud to walk through the full lineup, stop by stop, and explain why she wanted conversations rather than combat. No debates, no point scoring. Just a willingness to disagree well, listen properly, and stay in the room afterwards for a drink and a yarn. Tickets are $10. All dates, venues and booking: https://www.fsu.nz/events TOUR DATES Queenstown, Tue 21 July: Mayor John Glover and Mike Casey (Rewiring Aotearoa) on growth, infrastructure and energy. Christchurch, Wed 22 July: Professor Te Maire Tau (Ngāi Tahu) on the Treaty and partnership after the Treaty Principles Bill. Dunedin, Thu 23 July: Sir Ian Taylor on technology, AI, ethics and identity. Whangārei, Mon 27 July: Far North councillor Davina Smolders on co-governance and local democracy. Hamilton, Tue 28 July: Duncan Garner on the press gallery and the state of the media. Auckland, Wed 29 July: Rob Campbell on public service neutrality and where the line sits. Tauranga, Thu 30 July: Dr Alistair Reese and Professor Paul Moon on faith, spirituality and the Treaty in history. Palmerston North, Tue 4 August: Liam Hehir on politics and media beyond the Wellington bubble. Wellington, Wed 5 August: Todd Stephenson and Simon O'Connor debate assisted dying. More stops to be announced. ABOUT FREE TO SPEAK Free to Speak is the official podcast of the New Zealand Free Speech Union, uncensored conversations on free speech, civil liberties, and the people defending them. Hosted by Dane Giraud. Join: https://www.fsu.nz/join Donate: https://www.fsu.nz/donate Newsletter: https://www.fsu.nz/subscribe More from the FSU: https://www.fsu.nz All campaigns and links: https://t.mtrbio.com/FreeSpeechUnion Feedback or a guest suggestion? podcast@fsu.nzSupport the showhttps://www.fsu.nz/https://x.com/NZFreeSpeechhttps://www.instagram.com/freespeechnz/https://www.tiktok.com/@freespeechunionnz

Je dobojováno. Setkání a boj s obrem přežila naše skupina ve zdraví. Víceméně. Pár šrámů a podlitin bylo ovšem rychlo vystřídáno větším problémem. Oním potenciálním nebezpečím a kouzelníkem, kterého mají za úkol přivést do Parrowfieldu, je dost možná malinká bílovlasá dívenka, kterou v ruinách nalezla naše skupina. Co ovšem nyní s ní?

What can a World War I fighter pilot teach you about investing? The Red Baron built his success on discipline, structure, and stacking the odds in his favour, but lost everything in a single moment of emotion. In this episode, Tim and Nick explore how investors face the same temptations, and why diversification, low costs, liquidity, and rebalancing matter most when markets feel easy. Tune in for a powerful reminder that the biggest risk to your wealth is not the market, it is your behaviour.(00:01:43) Nick's fascination with the Red Baron and personal connection(00:04:16) Core combat rules: stacking odds and disciplined decision making(00:08:26) Psychological edge: the significance of the red plane(00:11:51) Investing parallel: diversification as numerical superiority(00:13:07) Fees, liquidity, and the impact of cost on returns(00:15:03) Rebalancing and managing behavioural bias(00:17:09) Facing market downturns with discipline, not emotion(00:20:47) What led to the Red Baron's downfall(00:23:53) Lessons from his downfall: abandoning proven principles(00:25:17) Final lessons for investors: avoid overconfidence and stick to principlesNick Stewart (Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Huirapa, Ngāti Māmoe, Ngāti Waitaha) is a Financial Adviser and CEO at Stewart Group, a Hawke's Bay and Wellington-based CEFEX-certified financial planning and advisory firm. Stewart Group provides personal fiduciary services, Wealth Management, Risk Insurance and KiwiSaver solutions.The information provided, or any opinions expressed in this show, are of a general nature only and should not be construed or relied on as a recommendation to invest in a financial product or class of financial products. You should seek financial advice specific to your circumstances from an Authorised Financial Adviser before making any financial decisions. A disclosure statement can be obtained free of charge by calling 0800 878 961 or visiting our website, www.stewartgroup.co.nz Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pemerintah resmi memberikan subsidi kedelai sebesar Rp2.000 per kilogram bagi pengrajin tahu dan tempe sebagai respons terhadap kenaikan harga kedelai global. Kebijakan ini diharapkan dapat menjaga stabilitas harga pangan sekaligus membantu pelaku usaha kecil tetap berproduksi.

Tak sengaja disinggung soal GDP dalam buku Pivot. Jadi belajar sedikit. Ternyata "alat ukur" GDP ini dapat dikatakan sudah ketinggalan jaman. Ada banyak cara untuk mengakali angka ini. Di buku dibahas contoh dari Yunani (Greece), tapi tidak saya singgung di video ini.

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Hejtmanství společně s olomouckým magistrátem zachovají omezení průjezdu nákladních aut nad 12 tun částí města. Ty se měly vrátit na průtah v ulicích Foerstrova, Albertova a Pražská po dokončení dálničního obchvatu.

What happens when a “sure thing” goes spectacularly wrong? In this episode of AdviserTalk, Tim and Nick unpack Scotland's disastrous Darien Scheme, a moment when an entire nation bet its future on a single idea. Through this powerful historical story, they explore why high conviction often leads to dangerous concentration, how households repeat the same mistake today, and why resilience, diversification and liquidity matter more than confidence in any one plan.(00:01:46) Why Scotland's Darien Scheme felt like a sure thing(00:02:03) How a single investment led to the loss of Scottish independence(00:03:49) The original vision to control global trade through Panama(00:05:01) National pride and why so many people invested(00:06:58) How much of Scotland's wealth was really at stake(00:08:53) The reality on the ground, disease, conflict and isolation(00:09:36) Collapse of the scheme and national financial ruin(00:10:55) The household version of the Darien mistake(00:12:25) Modern examples of over concentration in family wealth(00:14:02) The key question every investor should ask about risk and resilienceNick Stewart (Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Huirapa, Ngāti Māmoe, Ngāti Waitaha) is a Financial Adviser and CEO at Stewart Group, a Hawke's Bay and Wellington-based CEFEX-certified financial planning and advisory firm. Stewart Group provides personal fiduciary services, Wealth Management, Risk Insurance and KiwiSaver solutions.The information provided, or any opinions expressed in this show, are of a general nature only and should not be construed or relied on as a recommendation to invest in a financial product or class of financial products. You should seek financial advice specific to your circumstances from an Authorised Financial Adviser before making any financial decisions. A disclosure statement can be obtained free of charge by calling 0800 878 961 or visiting our website, www.stewartgroup.co.nzThe information provided, or any opinions expressed in this show, are of a general nature only and should not be construed or relied on as a recommendation to invest in a financial product or class of financial products. You should seek financial advice specific to your circumstances from an Authorised Financial Adviser before making any financial decisions. A disclosure statement can be obtained free of charge by calling 0800 878 961 or visiting our website, www.stewartgroup.co.nz Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Roman a Vitálius, to jsou dvě jména jedná a té stejné osoby, respektive obra, který nyní stojí naší skupině v cestě. Dvojhlavá bestie s polovinou osobnosti kněze Solarise a zločince společně se svým gangem obývají stanici. Otázkou ovšem stále je, kdo je oním záhadným kouzelníkem, kterého má skupina za úkol přivézt zpět do Parrowfieldu?

Di episode ini kita bakal bahas tuntas update apa aja yang lo perlu tahu soal asuransi di 2026, mulai dari topik obrolan yang paling lo suka :00:00 Sinopsis02:36 Penting! Update Asuransi 202615:35 Yang Orang Nggak Tahu Di Balik Repricing22:47 3 Alasan Klaim Lo Ditolak28:48 Bisnis Model Asuransi36:26 Fraud Di Asuransi Yang Lo Perlu Waspadai!42:51 Ciri-ciri Perusahaan Asuransi Yang Sehat

Skupina hrdinů vrátila klid duším pohřbeným trpaslíkům v závale ve zlatém dole, který společně před lety s Durganem hloubili. Poděkování se slzami v očích od bodrého trpaslíka přijali s poděkováním a myšlenkou, kam budou mířit další kroky jejich počínání. Stále totiž čeká na naši skupinu úkol v opuštěné stanici průzkumníků nedaleko odtud.

Silová show, středověké souboje v brnění, ukázky MMA a hlavně představení nejsilnějšího muže planety – tím je Islanďan Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson. To všechno v sobotu 30. května nabídl druhý ročník akce Swaglift Day, pořádané v liberecké Aréně.Všechny díly podcastu Vybrali jsme pro vás můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

We dig into a private Ngāi Tahu newsletter that Duncan says is full of corporate puffery designed to hide the truth about a $180 million mining standoff. Plus, Maurice Williamson and Jordan Williams join us to talk about the latest "too close to call" polls, why Aucklanders are facing record rate hikes, and if the government has the guts to be ruthless in the upcoming budget. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

V Plzni v pondělí začíná další etapa rekonstrukce hlavního průtahu Bílou Horou. Silničáři během oprav silnici uzavřou pro automobilovou dopravu a uzavírka umožní zkrátit dobu výstavby o dva měsíce.

Duncan Garner takes aim at the growing fight over Santana Minerals' proposed gold mine in Central Otago, after Ngāi Tahu opposed the project following reports of a $180 million figure being discussed. Duncan argues this is no ordinary consent battle. He says it goes to the heart of whether New Zealand is still a place where major projects can get built, investors can have certainty, and high paying regional jobs can actually exist. ACT MP and undersecretary Simon Court joins the show to discuss the Santana mine, the RMA changes coming through Parliament, and whether the Government's reforms will stop what he calls “shakedowns” in the planning system. Duncan also shares the story of a local business owner giving up on New Zealand and heading to Australia to try his luck in the mines. Is this about protecting the environment, or has the system tipped too far? And if New Zealand keeps making it this hard to build, who will be left to pay the bills? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Concerns have been raised by iwi Ngāi Tahu over the Central Otago gold mine proposed by Santana Minerals. At a hearing of the Fast-track expert panel in Dunedin on Tuesday, Kā Rūnaka, made up of four rūnaka representing southern Ngāi Tahu hapū, said they opposed the project. ACT's Simon Court says Ngāi Tahu reportedly asked for shares in the gold mine - or for an alternative deal to be established. "From the outside looking in, some people are calling this the 'great Santana shakedown'. But that's not how New Zealand should be, because all of these costs end up flowing either into household bills - or it means fewer jobs." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A large bust earlier this week and a separate conviction earlier this month highlight the growing threat to legitimate pounamu collecting and tradeDespite being the legal owners of the stone, Ngāi Tahu say people are consistently stealing the precious taonga - as two high-profile cases this month showFind The Detail on Newsroom or RNZGo to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

Born with a magnificent voice, Opera star Teddy Tahu Rhodes fought against his destiny for years until a letter he'd been avoiding reading changed everything (R) 

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In this episode, we sit down with Bboy Tahu of Rock Force Crew (DOA), now representing the South Carolina scene. Tahu breaks down his journey into breaking how he first got introduced to the culture, what it meant to earn his place in Rock Force, and how the annual South Carolina battle The Elements became a major stepping stone in his growth. He shares insight into his mindset, his vision for the future of breaking, and the importance of building real community in your city. This episode is for the up-and-coming risers looking to become staples in their scene and beyond. Tahu's story is a reminder that consistency, community, and culture always come first. Make sure to LIKE, FOLLOW, and SUBSCRIBE for more conversations documenting the stories of breakers worldwide.

Speciál Výtahu Respektu: Když před čtyřmi lety Putin oznámil takzvanou speciální operaci a ruská armáda zaútočila na Ukrajinu, milionům Ukrajinců a Ukrajinek se rozpadl svět tak, jak ho znali. „Táta mi ráno zavolal a řekl, že mladí muži jdou do armády a on tedy musí taky. V tu chvíli jsem pochopila, že zodpovědnost za rodinu, kterou má táta, musí převzít někdo jiný. V ten okamžik mi došlo, že se musím postarat o svoji bezpečnost i o to, jak bude rodina zajištěna. Máma kvůli zdravotnímu stavu nemůže pracovat, u táty jsme nevěděli, jak dlouho ve válce vydrží. Zda bude naživu," říká zakladatelka iniciativy Hlas Ukrajiny Anastasiia Sihnaievska, která je v Česku od března roku 2022. Zůstat v něm mohla i Tanya Solomadina, která studovala na Univerzitě Karlově. Rozhodla se ale vrátit do svého rodného Charkova, a to i přes veškerá rizika, která to s sebou přináší. „Udržuje mě pořád ta stejná myšlenka, že všechno má svůj konec. Že nic netrvá věčně. Z nějaké perspektivy to může být smutná myšlenka, ale pro mě to je optimistické," říká. Obě mladé ženy popisují, jak probíhající válku prožívají, jak se za poslední čtyři roky změnily i to, jaké to je být pár desítek kilometrů od ruských hranic či v jiné zemi, daleko od blízkých, kteří jsou ve válce. Moderuje Zuzana Machálková. Podcast o tom, jak se ve válkou zasažené Ukrajině žije mladým lidem: https://www.respekt.cz/podcasty/tady-jsem-doma-kdyz-ted-zemru-bude-to-dobra-smrt

The Indonesian diaspora makes an annual visit to Cowra in New South Wales to commemorate Heroes' Day and learn about the history of Indonesians who were “banished” to the region decades ago. - Diaspora Indonesia melakukan acara kunjungan tahunan ke Cowra di New South Wales untuk memperingati Hari Pahlawan dan mengetahui sejarah orang Indonesia yang "dibuang" ke wilayah ini puluhan tahun lalu.

WIPCE, or the World Indigenous Peoples' Conference on Education, is a triennial conference that “celebrates the sharing, promoting of, and advocacy for Indigenous-based initiatives through holistic educational efforts.” WIPCE 2025 took place here in Tāmaki Makaurau. Wire Host Caeden spoke to WIPCE 2025 Co-Chair, Professor Meihana Durie (Ranitāne, Ngāti Kauwhata, Ngāti Raukawa, Ngāti Porou, Rongowhakaata, and Kāi Tahu) about his reflections on the conference.

Pembawa Renungan : RP. Albertus Joni, SCJ ( Romo Koko) Palembang Luk. 21:1-4