Podcasts about taupo

On the show today we talked to Richie Barnett about the Warriors, found out all about a dinosaur sculpture in Taupo, and heard about Manaia's golf mishap. Plus ACC Head G Lane, and Who's Getting Rooda'd This Week... Chopsticks!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's episode, it's a big week at Parliament this week, with the house poised to debate the Privileges Committee punishment of Te Pāti Māori and, of course, the annual Budget announcement timed for Thursday, a high-stakes phone call has just ended between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin aimed at stopping the war in Ukraine, some brain doctors are concerned about the danger of a new popular collision sport Run It Straight, we look into where the cheapest petrol in New Zealand is, and a nearly 10-metre tall sculpture of a dinosaur sitting atop a large geometric rock is the latest attraction in Taupo.

Come abroad with us for a rare change of scenery for the podcast, hosting all the way from the YTG NZ showroom. There's a lot to catch up on but the most important thing is, what do we name the wheel!?!? Tune in to find out what on earth we're talking about...A huge thank you to Erebus Motorport for having us at Taupo for the New Zealand round of the 2025 Repco Supercars Championship.

Lake levels are dangerously low along the eastern side of Lake Taupo, Turangi airfield becomes the new base for rescue helicopter operations, there is an ongoing war on signs in Turangi, and Tokaanu Thermal Pools are set to reopen soon.

On today's First Up pod: correspondent Anas Malick is in Pakistan where they're getting ready for an attack from across the border in India; we update the latest from this wild weather; Labour's deputy leader Carmel Sepuloni joins us to talk about the government's very tight Budget that's coming up and Taupo news editor Dan Hutchinson tells us about a local athlete who fell 50 metres down a cliff face! First Up - Voice of the Nathan!

Despite reports of critical levels of vacancies for senior doctor positions, Taupō hospital now has accreditation to train rural doctors. It will be the first North Island hospital to receive accreditation to deliver the training. Meanwhile senior doctors are still planning to strike on Thursday, despite a new offer from Health New Zealand. Health Minister Simeon Brown talks to Heather du Plessis-Allan. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

D'Arcy Waldegrave returned to wrap another day of sports news! Highlights for tonight include: Ethan Blackadder ahead of the Crusaders' match against the Blues. Talkback - Is it rude of Rieko Ioane to not answer questions following the sabbatical announcement? Supercars driver Matt Payne on his big wins in Taupo. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At the end of each week, Mike Hosking takes you through the big-ticket items and lets you know what he makes of it all. The Golden Visas: 7/10 Part of what's turning out to be a pretty solid run for the Government. There seems genuine interest from the wealthy to come and park up here and grow the place. Business sales: 6/10 Demand is up, supply is down. People want to chart their own destiny, which is always a very good sign. Coachella: 4/10 Most people who went borrowed money to pay for their tickets. Clearly no money left over for Golden Visas. Andrew Little: 6/10 Given Tory Whanau's reputation and record, is it even a race? The women on Bezos' rocket: 2/10 Brought new meaning to the term space cadets. Taupo: 8/10 Shout out for last weekend and the Supercars. Place was packed, looked awesome and Matty Payne was your hero #NZAtItsBest. LISTEN ABOVE FOR MIKE HOSKING'S FULL WEEK IN REVIEW See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

️ Nuevo episodio de Bump&Fun ️ No hemos tenido ni un respiro entre tantas carreras y aquí te traemos el repaso más completo. Arrancamos con NASCAR y el repaso de Kyle Larson en Bristol, además de todo lo ocurrido en Xfinity y Truck en el siempre intenso Thunder Valley. ️ Nos vamos a las categorías soporte de la Fórmula 1, con Alex Dunne y Pepe Martí brillando en F2, y el recital de Rafael Câmara en F3. ⚡ Seguimos con la Fórmula E, que visitó el circuito de Homestead-Miami, donde Pascal Wehrlein ganó en una carrera marcada por la polémica con los Attack Mode. La IndyCar corrió en Long Beach con triunfo de Kyle Kirkwood y un gran Alex Palou segundo, mientras Porschedominó en la cita de IMSA en el mismo trazado. En Paul Ricard, el GT World Challenge Endurance arrancó con victoria para el BMW de WRT. Y cruzamos a Taupo, donde los Supercars vivieron un fin de semana de ensueño con el héroe local Matthew Payneganando dos de tres carreras. ️ Cerramos con MotoGP, donde Marc Márquez volvió a reinar en Qatar, en un finde marcado también por la durísima caída de Jorge Martín, que sufrió 11 fracturas de costilla. Y terminamos con el repaso de Francisco Jesús Lucas a la acción en Superbikes, con su paso por el mítico Assen. En directo todos los miércoles a las 22:00 en nuestro canal de Twitch y YouTube. Síguenos en redes: Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/bumpandfun YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BumpAndFun Todos los podcast: https://www.podcastmotor.es Twitter: @AutoFmRadio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/autofmradio/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AutoFM Contacto: info@autofm.es

WATCH THE FULL EPISODE ON OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL HERE!Finn Caddie joins ACC Head G Lane to discuss Rory McIlroy finally getting his Green Jacket at The Masters (00:00)... Then the fellas review another MASSIVE weekend of Super Rugby (10:30) featuring some heavy steamed commentary from G Lane... Then, which Bandwagon are you jumping off first, the Wahs or Liam Lawson's (17:30)? Plus, a Kiwi wins a V8s in Taupo (20:45)! Finally, they get to your feedback in 'Yours Please' (25:10)...Brought to you by Export Ultra!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matthew Payne and Ryan Wood provided the Kiwi highlights on the first day of Supercars racing in Taupō on Saturday. Ryan scored his third first and Wood his first third in the afternoon's opening sprint race. Motorsport commentator Mark Skaife joined Piney to discuss. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Liam Lawson's woes continue while a star is born at Taupo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on the radio show. 1 - Smoko chat. 3 - Show boss Tiegs in Taupo. 6 - Friday Funny. 10 - Mindbenders. 14 - Korn Docco. 18 - Not For Radio. 21 - Must watch. https://shorturl.at/tidgG 24 - Peter Burling. 28 - Late mail. 31 - Last drinks. Get in touch with us: https://linktr.ee/therockdrive

Every Friday on Matt and Tyler afternoons on ZB we name the New Zealander of the week. It's an honour that we grant on your behalf to someone who has had effect on our great and beautiful nation over the past week. There are three nominees but can only be one winner. LISTEN ABOVE.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rog, Mel, Ryan and mitch join you for todays podcast intro chatting about our experiences in Taupo before Mel and Mitch head down there for the Supercars this weekend.

Supercars driver Andre Heimgartner is getting behind plans for a Supercars round to take place in Christchurch. Ruapuna Park's the likely candidate to join Taupo as the only New Zealand events on the calendar next year. Heimgartner's very familiar with the proposed venue. He told Mike Hosking it's great for New Zealand motorsport. He says they've been longing for this for a while, and it's great that they've finally decided to give it to them – plus, it's great for the South Island fans. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Local hope Matt Payne has his eyes on a particular piece of silverware heading into this weekend's latest round of the Supercars series in Taupo. Since 2013 - the New Zealand leg of the championship includes the Jason Richards Memorial Trophy, which honours the Kiwi driver who died in 2011 after a battle with cancer. Payne - who enters round three of the 2025 season sitting sixth - says he'd love to lift the prize on Sunday afternoon. Practice in Taupo starts on Friday - with two races on Saturday and one on Sunday. D'Arcy Waldegrave catches up with Dick Johnson Racing's Brodie Kostecki ahead of the weekend's action. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the Early Edition with Full Show Podcast Friday 11th April 2025, The Treaty Principles Bill is dead in the water, Former National Minister for treaty negotiations Chris Finlayson shares what happens from here. New data shows only one in three Kiwi parents have rules around their children's use of social media, Netsafe Chief Online Safety Officer Sean Lyons shares his concerns with Andrew Dickens. It's Supercars weekend in Taupo, Mayor David Trewavas tells Andrew what we can expect from the weekend. Plus, UK/Europe Correspondent Vincent McAviney has the latest on EU reaction to Donald Trump's back-down on tariffs. Get the Early Edition Full Show Podcast every weekday on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Taupō's hoping for a local economy rev up with the Supercars in town this weekend. It's the second year hosting the Taupō Super 440 – with 60-thousand people expected in town from around the country and Australia. Mayor David Trewavas told Andrew Dickens measurements done after last year's event showed a minimum of $20 million was pumped through the town. He's hoping to replicate that economic success. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What we learned from Taupo ‘24 and how much he wants to put his name on the Jason Richard’s Memorial Trophy after going close in the past. Catching up with Lewis Hamilton at the Grand Prix and some of Will’s fondest memories (as a driver & a fan) as Ford celebrates 100 years in Australia. Oh and his teammate Brodie Kostecki heckles in the background of the studio as we chat about their working relationship at DJR and Will’s new engineering partnership with Tom Moore. 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.

Happy Monday to y’all lets start the week right with some vibes: Its like Christmas! Steph brought prezzies for the boys Super Baby Rocco is out the gate Calling subway in Taupo to reward them with a prize Contact Givaway What personalised number plate would we all get and use for a year? When did you get lost as a kid? Sexy Objects with Harrison Inside Harrison's Mind Love ya! Sean, Steph & Harrison x Follow our new insta @edgearvos

On this very special episode of The YTG Podcast we sit down with Erebus Motorsport CEO Barry Ryan following the Aus GP where YTG was lucky enough to be the primary partner for the #99 Camaro driven by Cooper Murray with that stunning Black and Gold Senna inspired livery. We dive into Barry's career, the teams history and what lies in store for Erebus in 2025. A huge thank you to Barry for joining us on the show and we will see you in Taupo, NZ!

In all my travels, I've never encountered anything quite like it, particularly given its magnitude. Prising open the mighty King Country, Forgotten World Adventures (FWA) offers remarkable excursions, riding the rails of an abandoned railway line, stretching from the northern tip of the Ruapehu District to heartland Taranaki. It's not only an enduring totem to our guts-and-glory pioneering heritage but a more modern-day manifestation of gritty Kiwi ingenuity – and repurposing! Based in Taumarunui, FWA is an incredibly enterprising tourism venture boasting a compelling platter of soft adventure excursions, prising open the legends, heritage and unspoilt scenery of the hinterland. Forgotten World Adventures re-opened 142 kilometres of this decommissioned railway line in 2012, including 24 tunnels and 92 bridges – all built from hand. Founded by Ian Balme, this Waikato farmer dared to dream big, turning a mothballed rusting eyesore into a visionary business. For the past three years, FWA has been owned and operated by Grant Ross and Laura Wackett. They both have a fascinating backstory, principally in international television production, while Grant was also previously a professional rugby player in South Africa and France. Originally from Wellington, Grant is revelling in steering a homegrown enterprise, which was quite the baptism of fire given New Zealand was still wrestling with Covid when he purchased the business. He's very hands-on and highly engaging with guests. It was fascinating to chat to him about the challenges and rewards of the job – like when a massive storm buried the tunnel entrances in a pile of mud! The prohibitive costs of constant track maintenance underpinned KiwiRail's decision to pull the plug on the line's operation in 2010. Taking nearly 32 years to build, the Stratford – Okahukura Line (SOL) finally opened in 1932 and linked up with the main trunk line through Taumarunui to Auckland. Working gangs sawed and blasted their way through the bush-draped hinterland to lay the tracks of this steel artery. It cost 2.5 million pounds to build this line, equating to billions of dollars today – the most expensive rail line in our nation's history. They even built massive timber-trestle viaducts across the likes of the Mangatatoko Ravine, now overgrown in bush, because it would have been too difficult to maintain such a sky-high bridge. The engineering prowess was extraordinary. The line had been commissioned to transport products from the emerging farming, coal and logging industries. At its peak, there were 15 stations in operation on this line – now, concrete platforms serve as sobering memorial slabs to a bygone age. FWA operate six unique guided adventures, whether you're after a half-day excursion, full day or multi-day adventure. If you want to ride the entire 142km-long line to Stratford, that's a two-day affair, but I plumped for the full-day rail car ride to the self-declared Republic of Whangamōmona. You can do it one-way in either direction, with a night's stay in the irrepressible Whangamōmona Hotel. The historic hotel was built in 1912 and the area's proud history is lustily showcased on the pub walls. But full drama ensued in 1989when Whangamōmona threw a strop and declared its independence. It was prompted by local government reforms which carved up the boundaries of the Whangamōmona district, which resulted in half the district ending up in Manawatu-Whanganui, when most folk associate themselves with the Taranaki region. So they declared independence in the pub and continue celebrating Republic Day in January. You can even get your passport stamped at the pub counter. You'll love the ebullient spirit of the hotel and its patrons, with excellent meals and comfortable accommodation. Arriving into the main street, with its heritage shop facades, you'll feel like you've been transported into a Wild West movie set. It's utterly enthralling, and home to one of New Zealand's legendary watering holes. Meeting up with my FWA guide Ray, we set off from Whangamōmona, under bright blue skies, for our full-day ride back to Okahukura. Ray knows this wild region intimately, guiding since 2016 and prior to that delivering rural mail. He was an exceptional host on the rails, informative and effusively passionate about the region's rich heritage. This is certainly no train ride, but a unique self-drive rail journey in converted golf carts, where you're in charge of the pedals. Petrol powered and limited to a top speed of 22km an hour, these souped-up golf carts originate from Arizona, but given the lush and vivid greenness of the surrounding landscape, they certainly don't look out of place. I was half expecting a vast fairway to appear on the horizon. The weirdest initiation is feeling comfortable not steering the wheel, because you're firmly affixed to the rails. No turning required! The mining and milling heyday of the Forgotten World region may have long faded but the wrap-around scenery is deliriously drool-worthy, a blend of the bucolic, wistful, lonely and rustic. Animals vastly outnumber people in these parts, as we tootled by goats, deer, alpacas and happy herds of cows on elevated pastures, while a vast flock of freshly-sheared sheep skipped alongside the line, under the watchful eye of crowd-wrangling sheepdogs. Clattering along the tracks in our carts, curling through valleys and creased hills, we traversed lichen covered bridges spanning rivers, while more lichen streamed down from trees like confetti. We threaded our way through magnificent native forest, particularly around Tangarakau, where kiwi are being re-introduced to the bush. Towering papa cliffs rose up beside the railway line adding to the natural splendour. Reaching out on the eastern horizon, I snatched the occasional view of mighty Mt Ruapehu, piercing the skyline, by Tahora Saddle. The King Country's tightly folded steep-sided hills and starkly contrasting curvaceous hummocks, created by lahars from Taupo and Ruapehu eruptions, make for riveting topography. The Egyptians would be suitably impressed, because of all the pyramidal shapes that sharply point at the sky. The verdant countryside is sprinkled with clutches of ramshackle houses and dilapidated farm buildings, strutting the skyline as reminders of the region's boom times, when primary industries like timber-milling and coal-mining thrived. When in season, you can even pick wild blackberries, blueberries and apples from the railway line. It's sobering to reflect on how dramatically the population has changed in some of these settlements. A delicious buffet lunch awaited us in Tokirima, which FWA staff had prepared in advance of our arrival. We also stopped for scrumptious home-made snacks and a hot cuppa in the sleepy village of Matiere. It's still home to around 40 residents – and a thriving Cossie Club. At its peak, 85 years ago, Matiere had a population of 750, built on saw-milling and farmers breaking in land. This pioneering town once included a dairy factory, three general stores, two butchers, two drapers, a tailor, bank and post office. Information posts along the route, complete with historical photographs, illustrate how bustling many of these lineside communities used to be. But the undeniable highlight of riding these storied rails are the brick-lined tunnels laid by hand and the longest tunnel on the line, spanning 1500 metres. Apparently it comprises 3.5 million bricks and took eight years to build! Boring through these tunnels on our carts was absolutely thrilling. It certainly pays to wrap up warm. They can be bone-chillingly cold. The 1500 metre tunnel, known as the Okahukura Tunnel, is actually New Zealand's seventh longest rail tunnel. Adding to its ethereal theatre, a thick mist draped the middle of the tunnel, before we re-emerged from the darkness into spectacularly sunlit native bush. Rail travel has always exuded romanticism. The supreme sense of scenic intimacy is unmatched by road travel and the novelty of piloting your own passage along the tracks is an undeniable winner with the Kiwi DIY love affair. While in Taumarunui, my head hit the pillow at the Forgotten World Motel. My well-appointed unit was clean, quiet and toasty, the beds are cloud-comfortable and there's free Wi-Fi. The rail excursion season rolls on until May 10, before resuming again on October. Make tracks! For full details on the FWA product range, head to www.fwa.co.nz I romped my way around the Ruapehu region in a trusty hybrid Ford Puma, courtesy of Ezi Car Rental. I thoroughly enjoyed the Ezi experience, where excellent vehicles, super sharp prices and fast & friendly service are all part of the package. Ezi Car Rental operates an extensive network from 24 locations across the country. They're everywhere you want to be with vehicles to suit your specific needs. Head to www.ezicarrental.co.nz The drama and grandeur of Ruapehu is power-packed as a year-round wonderland for outdoorsy adventure. Crowned by the triple volcanoes of the central plateau and the majestic Tongariro National Park, make tracks to the wide open spaces and hospitality charms of Ruapehu. www.visitruapehu.com Mike Yardley is our Travel Correspondent on Jack Tame Saturday Mornings.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the show we are joined by kiwi Supercars Drivers Ryan Wood & Andre Heimgartner to chat about the upcoming Supercars event in Taupo.

Jack is back hosting this week and we catch up with him on where he's at with his training, diet and nutrition leading in to IRONMAN New Zealand this weekend. We have a free race entry to give away to the Rarotonga Triathlon Festival. Joe Skipper, UK professional triathlete is back on the show. Joe tells us about his recent bike accident here in Taupo and how it's affected his training leading in to IMNZ. He reflects on the previous year's racing challenges and his thoughts on the IRONMAN series. Plus he shares his thoughts on racing in Kona versus Nice, his strategies for upcoming races and his overall approach to training and competition. We catch up with Adam Clark after his 102km ultra at the Tarawera Ultra. (0:06:36) – Jack updates us on where's he's at with training, diet and nutrition. (0:12:02) – IMNZ this weekend (0:15:53) – Race entry competition to the Rarotonga Triathlon (0:17:40) – Adam Clark (0:40:56) – Joe Skipper LINKS: Follow Jack Moody on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/jacktmoody/ Follow Joe Skipper on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/notanotheraveragejoe/ Raro Tri at https://www.rarotri.com/triathlon-festival/ IRONMAN New Zealand at https://www.ironman.com/races/im-new-zealand Tarawera Ultra at https://tarawera.utmb.world/ Follow Dan Jones on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/daniel.c.jones/ More about Jeff Rothschild at https://www.aut.ac.nz/student-profiles/jeff-rothschild  

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This description was blatently written by AI Join Clint, Meg, and Dan on The Edge Breakfast 2025 as they kick off the morning show with some hilarious and engaging conversations. Yaz fills in for Meg, while they chat about the challenges of requesting time off work, the excitement of a new drive show, and a humorous encounter at a Breakers game. They dive into body confidence and preparation for the Not Another Summer event, reflecting on personal highs and asking listeners when they peaked in life. There's also a celebratory moment for Taupo making it into the top ten most welcoming cities in the world, and Erica from A Little Nudge shares perfect prompts for relationship dilemmas. Tune in for laughs, advice, and a lively start to your day! 00:00 Welcome to The Edge Breakfast 202500:23 Morning Banter and Weekend Plans01:39 Breakers Game Recap06:04 Listener Call-Ins and Funny Stories10:48 Top Beaches in New Zealand15:20 Overdressed and Underdressed Mishaps23:55 Workplace Drug Testing in 202527:23 New Zealand's Most Welcoming City27:37 Exploring Welcoming Cities Around the World28:06 Taupo: New Zealand's Welcoming Gem29:19 Calling Cafe Baku in Taupo31:44 Discussing Unwelcoming Places35:36 Not Another Summer: Embracing Body Positivity41:24 Priya Patel: New Zealand's Youngest Supermarket Owner50:32 Astronauts Stuck in Space54:36 Relationship Advice with Erica

On the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast for Wednesday, 29 January 2025, will higher speed limits make our roads unsafer? Ryan Bridge asks Transport Minister Chris Bishop if more road deaths as a result would be acceptable. Failing health infrastructure is at a crunch point, Auckland Hospital's main building, including the maternity ward, is without running water tonight. Taupo mayor Tania Tapsell hits back at anyone who's suggesting police has been unfairly targeting the homeless community with its crackdown on trolley thieves. Plus, the Huddle's hot take on Donald Trump's new Gen Z press secretary. Get the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast every weekday evening on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 466~ January 23, 2025 Podcast Info / Topics Champion kayakers going over Taupo’s Huka Falls have prompted the need for warnings from officials A canoeing and outdoor business is closing, leaving a 60 year legacy of conservation and river stewardship Elders from the coast of Arnhem Land are determined to keep the connection to […]

Episode 466~ January 23, 2025 Podcast Info / Topics Champion kayakers going over Taupo’s Huka Falls have prompted the need for warnings from officials A canoeing and outdoor business is closing, leaving a 60 year legacy of conservation and river stewardship Elders from the coast of Arnhem Land are determined to keep the connection to […]

This podcast offers practical advice, focusing on the holistic athlete experience, from training and racing strategies to mental and emotional preparation. It highlights the importance of cherishing the journey and embracing challenges as part of the growth process in triathlon.

RedBull Racing’s new signing for the 2025 F1 season returns to the pod after a huge send off by fans at home in New Zealand. Lawson was trackside for the Next Gen NZ Championship round in Taupo at the weekend, he joined Rusty and broadcast colleague Stephen McIvor for a chat via the Stuff Speed hub - www.stuff.co.nz/speedhub Why Lawson hasn’t changed despite the meteoric rise and how important it was to get the elbows out last year with the VCARB team to cement a place on the grid. We also talk music and why now isn’t the time to indulge his other passion as he focuses squarely on the big opportunity with RedBull and how Liam will approach his role as teammate to the hugely talented 4-time World Champion Max Verstappen. Get to know one of the new breed of F1 drivers a little better with this engaging chat ahead of the highly anticipated season opener in Melbourne. 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.

Sam Appleton joins Reedy and Clint to breakdown the 70.3 Champs race in Taupo, the Hayden Wilde v Jelle Geens battle, Taylor Knibb being unbeatable, the Ironman Pro Series, and what to expect in 2025.Aid StationThis episode of Triathlon Therapy Podcast is sponsored by Aid Station. As an athlete-owned and operated online store, Aid Station understands the role that good nutrition plays in peak performance. They've gathered the world's best sports nutrition products under one website so you can spend less time stressing about your fuel and more time getting outside. Stocking over 1,000 products from 80+ brands, including energy gels, chews, hydration, running socks, hats, and recovery products - anything that aids your performance. Take your triathlon journey to the next level and download Aid Station App or visit: Fuelling Performance - Nutrition is the 1st discipline | Aid StationNerd BeltsNerd Belts wants to ensure you smash your next race with the best hydration belt in the game. Owner and king nerd Steve McKenna recently won Ironman NZ wearing his trusty race nutrition belt and many other pros around the world are jumping on board. There is no better way to stay hydrated and fueled during training and on race day. Aid Station are a huge nerd supporter and stock all your nerdy needs or head to: nerd beltsFollow us at:Insta: @triathlon_therapy_podcastTiktok: @triathlontherapypodcast

O Mundial de 70.3 da Nova Zelândia confirmou o favoritismo de Taylor Knibb, agora tricampeã Mundial, e Jelle Geens vencendo sua primeira prova da distância no maior palco. Falamos também sobre Oxe Triatlo em Maceió e sobre a inauguração do CTA no Instituto Arjon. Confira o último MT News de 2024! Patrocinadores A DUX acredita na nutrição do corpo, da mente, na beleza e no planeta. Aproveite o cupom MUNDOTRI para obter 15% de desconto na melhor linha de suplementos para o Endurance e para a sua saúde completa. Acesse https://www.duxnutrition.com A Woom tem o melhor vestuário para todas as modalidades do triathlon, juntas ou separadas. Entre no site e aproveite o desconto Mundo Tri: MUNDOTRI10 https://www.woom.com.br/ Quer levar a sua bike para as maiores provas de triathlon do calendário sem stress? Conheça o Gerna e aproveite o cupom MUNDOTRI para garantir 10% de desconto. https://gerna.com.br/ Você conhece o MT Club? https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCljVkNFbp4DMxSm7-vu0VAQ/join

Bev and Tim review the racing from the Vinfast IRONMAN 70.3 World Champs racing in Taupo, New Zealand. Plus, we share the interviews with the pros from the men's and women's post-race conferences. (0:06:05) – Free race entry competition to the Mooloolaba Triathlon 2025 (0:07:08) – The IRONMAN Pro Series (0:15:36) – The women's race (0:19:50) – Women's post-race press conference (0:41:47) – The men's race (0:50:06) – Men's post-race press conference LINKS: IRONMAN 70.3 World Champs Taupo at https://www.ironman.com/im703-world-championship-2024

On today's episode, a number of Australian tourists are in hospital in Fiji after what authorities say is a suspected case of alcohol poisoning, a politics expert says a trip to China taken by police staff shows a serious gap in police understanding of foreign interference, New Zealand's Olympic triathlon silver medallist Hayden Wilde added another silver to his trophy cabinet on Sunday, finishing second in the Ironman World Championships in Taupo, and we cross the Tasman to get the latest from Kerry-Anne Walsh.

Episode #469 Winter Training Series Sunday, May 24, 2020 6:59 AM Welcome Welcome to Episode #469 of the 303 Endurance Podcast. We're your hosts Coaches Rich Soares and April Spilde. Thanks for joining us for another week of endurance news, coaching tips and discussion. Today we are continuing our Winter Training Series theme with a discussion on Snowshoe Running.    Shoutouts to: @genucan @ironmantri @coloradosride @ @303triathlon @tridottraining @tridottrainingsystem #ironmantri #cycling #triathlon #swimbikerun #Iamtridot #tridotambassador #tridotcoach #303EndurancePodcast   Show Sponsor: UCAN UCAN created LIVSTEADY as an alternative to sugar based nutrition products. LIVSTEADY was purposefully designed to work with your body, delivering long-lasting energy you can feel. Whether UCAN Energy Powders, Bars or Gels, LIVSTEADY's unique time-release profile allows your body to access energy consistently throughout the day, unlocking your natural ability to finish stronger and recover more quickly!    In Today's Show Announcements Ask A Coach - Snowshoe Running 101 Triathlon News/Updates - Taupo 70.3 World Championships   Announcements: Upcoming Programming in December - As we head into December, we are going prime you for your best season ever. As you will hear in our upcoming interview with Coach Mark Allen, this is the time of year to take a break from the training and do other things that keep you active.   We are going to explore a different winter sport or activity each week in December. Dec 6: Skiing; downhill, cross country classical, skate skiing, skimo Dec 13: Indoor Cycling and FulGaz Group Rides Dec 20: Hiking and snowshoeing Dec 27: Indoor rowing and wall climbing   Indoor Cycling with FulGaz - December 17th we are gearing up for winter training. Bec Burns from FulGaz to share how athletes can seamlessly sync their TriDot workouts to any of their 100+Official IRONMAN Courses so they can be studying the course whilst getting their bike sessions done.   Virtual Group Ride Schedule Dec. 21 - IM Kona 8am MT Dec. 28 - IM Cozumel 8am MT Jan. 4 - IM Nice 8am MT   Ask A Coach:   Guide to Snowshoe Running: Benefits, Gear, and Getting Started When the trails turn white and the temperatures drop, don't let your running routine hibernate—embrace the snowy landscape with snowshoe running! This invigorating winter activity offers a plethora of benefits for triathletes and fitness enthusiasts alike. The Benefits Snowshoe running is a powerhouse workout that combines cardio, strength, and endurance. The added resistance of trudging through the snow increases the intensity of your runs, making it a phenomenal cardiovascular exercise that boosts your aerobic capacity. The uneven terrain challenges your stabilizer muscles, enhancing strength and coordination. Plus, it's a low-impact activity that reduces the risk of injuries typically associated with running on harder surfaces. Snowshoe running also works your core and legs harder than traditional running, promoting muscular and tendon development while improving overall athletic performance. Essential Gear Getting started with snowshoe running requires some specialized equipment, but don't worry—it's straightforward. Here's what you'll need: Snowshoes: Opt for running-specific snowshoes which are lighter and more streamlined than their hiking counterparts. Brands like Atlas and MSR offer excellent options. Running Shoes: Wear your regular trail running shoes, paired with gaiters to keep the snow out. Apparel: Dress in moisture-wicking, breathable layers to stay warm and dry. Don't forget gloves and a hat to protect against the cold. Poles (Optional): Some runners prefer using poles for added stability, especially on uneven or steep terrain. How to Get Started Starting your snowshoe running journey is easier than you might think. Follow these steps to hit the snow-covered trails with confidence: Find a Trail: Look for local parks or dedicated snowshoe trails. Many ski resorts also offer groomed trails perfect for beginners. Warm-Up: Just like any workout, start with a dynamic warm-up to prepare your muscles and prevent injuries. Pace Yourself: Snowshoe running is more challenging than regular running, so begin with shorter distances to build your endurance. Focus on Form: Keep a shorter stride and lift your knees higher to navigate through the snow effectively. Use your arms to maintain balance. Stay Hydrated: Cold weather can be deceiving; you still need to stay hydrated, so bring water and hydrate regularly.   5 Best Trails to Check Out in Colorado according to All Trails:   #5. Nymph Lake Trail: Head out on this 5.0-mile out-and-back trail near Estes Park, Colorado. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 2 h 34 min to complete. Before heading out on a winter hike in Rocky Mountain National Park, it is a good idea to have experience hiking in winter conditions. It is advised to keep your eye on weather and avalanche conditions.    #4. Lost Lake via Hessie Trail: Located near the small town of Eldora west of Nederland, this 4.0 mile route starts at the Hessie Trailhead off County Road 130 and leads to the Devil's Thumb Trail. This great trail is a perfect option for a day trip with an incredible destination. Keep an eye out for moose which are commonly seen along this trail!   #3. Saint Mary's Glacier: Explore this 1.6-mile out-and-back trail near Idaho Springs, Colorado. Generally considered a moderately challenging route. This is a very popular area for cross-country skiing, fishing, and hiking, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring. The best times to visit this trail are April through October. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash.  #2. Royal Arch Trail: Try this 3.3-mile out-and-back trail near Boulder, Colorado. Generally considered a challenging route. This is a very popular area for hiking, snowshoeing, and running, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring. The best times to visit this trail are March through October. Dogs are welcome and may be off-leash in some areas.   #1: Emerald Lake Trail: Try this 3.2-mile out-and-back trail near Estes Park, Colorado. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 1 h 39 min to complete. This is a very popular area for fishing, hiking, and snowshoeing, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring. The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime. You'll need to leave pups at home — dogs aren't allowed on this trail.   Snowshoe running is not just a winter substitute for your regular runs; it's a unique and effective way to enhance your overall fitness. So, strap on your snowshoes, and get ready to explore the serene, snowy wilderness while taking your training to the next level. Your future triathlete self will thank you! Ready to take on the snowy trails? Remember, the only limit is the one you set yourself. Happy snowshoe running!   303Triathlon News and Updates:   IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship 2024: PRO Women predictions, podium picks and ones to watch 2024 has featured an everlasting gobstopper of a race calendar, with the T100 Series really kicking things off back in March. And now, finally, the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Taupo finishing up what has got to be the busiest year of PRO triathlon racing in recent history. With a world title, and the last chance to grab valuable (literally) IRONMAN Pro Series points on the line, the PRO women's start list is stellar. So as some of the world's fastest female triathletes line up for one last dance before the year is out, who are the top contenders for the win? For the last time in 2024, it's time to dust off my crystal ball and attempt to bring you my pre-race predictions.   There are a number of names on the 62-strong PRO women's start list who could certainly contend for the podium at the 2024 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship. And with the race coming so late in the year, and happening almost on the other side of the world for a large number of the athletes. If there was ever a race where ‘anything could happen' this is probably it.    April's Women's Picks: Taylor Knibb Kat Matthews Paula Findlay April's Men's Picks: Mathis Margirier Matt Dubrick Matt Hanson Rich's Women's Picks: Taylor Knibb Julie Derron Ashleigh Gentle Rich's Men's Picks: Hayden Wilde Kyle Smith Leo Bergere   https://proseries.ironman.com/stories/start-list-pro-field-2024-vinfast-ironman-703-world-championship Is IRONMAN reconsidering Kona / Nice World Championship split as new survey drops fresh hint? It's been a hotly-debated topic ever since the rotation with Nice was announced and it seems all options are now open for the IMWC.   The future location and format of the IRONMAN World Championship would appear to be more up in the air than ever judging by the latest development from the M-Dot brand.   Rumours have been swirling around for much of the second part of this year as to whether the current rotation between the spiritual home of Kona and Nice will see out its four-year cycle.   The IMWC had always been held in Hawaii, with the men and women racing on the same day. That was until 2022 when they were each given their own day in Kona, with the pro women racing on the Thursday that year and the men on the Saturday.   From a pro racing perspective the hugely important benefit of that was that the women had their own day of racing and all the coverage that entailed.   However at that point it proved too much for the islanders, with the then mayor saying: “We learned that more than one race day during IRONMAN week is too many for the community to manage.”   But with a steadfast commitment now in place for separate race days for men and women, IRONMAN decided a dual location system was the next best solution – so for 2023 they announced that the women would race in Kona and the men in Nice around a month before, which would then rotate for the next four years through to 2026.   We're only halfway through that process and it's far to say it continues to split opinion more than virtually any other topic in triathlon – with huge implications for age-groupers and pros alike.   It's a burning issue for Scott DeRue, who this year took over from long-term incumbent Andrew Messick as IRONMAN's CEO and inherited the rotation format.   Another potentially significant recent change is a new mayor in Hawaii – so could two days in Kona now be back on the table?   ‘Listening and learning' Judging by a survey that IRONMAN have sent out to sections of the media (and plenty of others by the sounds of it, including the all-important athletes) it would appear that all options are again up for discussion.   The email introduction to the survey we received read as follows: “Respected Members of the Media – Two years ago, we split the IRONMAN World Championship, spanning both Kona and Nice, and we are incredibly proud of all that our athletes have achieved in both of these historic and beautiful locations.   Email/Survey Two years ago, we split the IRONMAN World Championship, spanning both Kona and Nice, and we are incredibly proud of all that our athletes have achieved in both of these historic and beautiful locations. During these two years, we have sought and received feedback from diverse stakeholders to help us better understand the important role of the IRONMAN World Championship within our community. One thing is clear – the IRONMAN World Championship is the pinnacle of our sport, a celebration of human achievement, and a testament to the passion and commitment of our IRONMAN community.   As we look to the long-term future of the IRONMAN World Championship, we are committed to listening to and learning from our community. In this spirit, we would like your input as a valued member of our IRONMAN `ohana. Your feedback will form part of the ongoing inputs we will continue to collect as we envision the long-term future of the IRONMAN World Championship.    Would You Rather? -  Colorado Triathlete Edition   1. Bike the Peak to Peak Scenic Byway (and call it "leg day x10") or Bike through Garden of the Gods (while dodging tourists with selfie sticks)?   2. Train at the U.S. Olympic Training Center or train in Aspen with a pro?   3. Do a winter triathlon (rocking three layers of thermal spandex like a high-altitude marshmallow) or  race the Colorado Triathlon in the summer?     4. Race in Boulder where a 70-year old passes you on a carbon fiber bike while drinking kombucha or race in Colorado Springs with the Academy cadets yelling “Go faster old man!” like your life depends on it?     5. Run in Crocs because you forgot your running shoes or bike in a ski jacke that you can't take offt?     6. Join a relay team with a local pro triathlete and do your strongest discipline or join a team with your friends and you each have to do your weakest discipline?       Closing: Thanks again for listening this week.  Please be sure to follow us @303endurance and of course go to iTunes and give us a rating and a comment.  We'd really appreciate it! Stay tuned, train informed, and enjoy the endurance journey! Train With Coach Rich: Coach Rich Soares Rich.soares@tridot.com Rich Soares Coaching TriDot Signup - https://app.tridot.com/onboard/sign-up/richsoares RunDot Signup - https://app.rundot.com/onboard/sign-up/richsoares   Train with Coach April: Coach April Spilde April.spilde@tridot.com Grit2Greatness Endurance Podcast Podcast Series - Apple Podcasts TriDot Signup - https://app.tridot.com/onboard/sign-up/aprilspilde  

This week we preview the 70.3 World Championships in Taupo.  We start with highlights from India Wells 70.3 and Hugo Milner's performance at the European Cross Country Championships. We then dive into why Kristian Blummenfelt chose to stay in triathlon instead of going pro in cycling. Looking ahead to the 70.3 World Champs, we preview the race, discuss top contenders like Hayden Wilde, Taylor Knibb, Kat Matthews, and Leo Bergère, and share our men's picks. Plus, we introduce the categories for the Talking Triathlon Awards 2024 which we will announce next week. To support the podcast please head to: patreon.com/talkingtriathlon To watch this podcast as a video visit: https://bit.ly/3vzSss2    Or check us out on Social Media:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkingtriathlon   You can follow James at https://www.instagram.com/bale.james85   You can follow Tim at https://www.instagram.com/tford14

We open proceedings from Taupo in New Zealand for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championships on the Koa Sports Podcast and can you believe IRONMAN have courageously provided us with media passes! Greg promised 3 episodes from Busselton and delivered 1, so we back over some results and after party washup on a highly successful weekend for the team again, it got ugly at the Chinese restaurant again. Special insights from the course preview bus in Taupo, pokies, popcorn and does Greg have CTE?   Join the Tribe   www.koasports.com.au

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On this episode of the IRONMAN Insider podcast, host Matt Lieto catches up with professional triathletes Gregory Barnaby and Taylor Knibb. Gregory Barnaby shares his incredible journey through the IRONMAN Pro Series, reflecting on his recent victory at IRONMAN 70.3 Western Australia Asia-Pacific Championship and his lead in the IRONMAN Pro Series standings.  He discusses the challenges he has faced throughout the season, including his disappointing performance in Cairns and the demanding bike course in Kona.  With the final race of the season approaching—the VinFast IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Taupo—Barnaby shares his excitement and determination to finish strong and take the very first Pro Series crown.      Taylor Knibb helps us launch our new segment, "The Extra Mile presented by HOKA", and shares her mindset leading into Taupo, where she will be defending her IRONMAN 70.3 world title.  She also talks about the challenging course and her excitement for the experience.  We also delve into her training regimen, the importance of proper gear, and her partnership with HOKA.      Tune in for an inspiring conversation with two incredible athletes who embody the spirit of IRONMAN. Don't miss this episode of the IRONMAN Insider podcast, presented by Maurten.

We review the racing from Indian Wells La Quinta. Bev chats to professional triathletes Hayden Wilde and his partner Hanne de Vet. We hear how they're feeling ahead of the IRONMAN 70.3 World Champs in Taupo this weekend and Hayden gives us his views on how best to ride the course. We meet Thomas Trollope, winner of the free race entry to IRONMAN New Zealand. Bevan and Tim give their podium predictions for the weekend. (0:07:10) – Free race entry competition to the Mooloolaba Triathlon 2025  (0:09:56) – Thomas Trollope – free race entry winner to IRONMAN New Zealand 2025 (0:18:13) – Indian Wells race review (0:08:08) – IMNZ entry winner Thomas Trollope (0:24:30) – Hayden Wilde and Hanne de Vet (1:05:28) – Predictions  LINKS: Follow Hayden Wilde on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/hayden_wilde/ Follow Hanne de Vet on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/hannedevet/ IRONMAN 70.3 World Champs Taupo at https://www.ironman.com/im703-world-championship-2024

Welcome to the race week series leading in to the 70.3 World Championships where we record with different athletes each day. Todays episode is with the two leaders of the ironman pro series: Gregory Barnaby and Jackie Hering plus local athlete and one of the race favorites, Kyle Smith. Enjoy. Kyle Smith (0:00-27:30)Greg Barnaby (27:31-38:00)Jackie Hering (38:01-49:00)follow this link to unlock 30% off the Seller Protection when you sell a bike on buycyclehttps://buycycle.com/en-us/pro-tri-news?&utm_source=organic&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=protrinews&utm_country=USWE HAVE MERCH, BUY THE MERCH! Link belowhttps://shorturl.at/15t3lSubscribe on Youtubehttps://www.youtube.com/@protrinewsGet 20% off with Code: PTN at checkouthttps://telyrx.com/PTNJoin waterfall racing teamhttps://www.waterfallracing.com/Open waterfall bank accounthttps://www.waterfallbank.com/Buy some nutrition use code PTN at Checkout for 15% offhttps://getrawnutrition.com/pages/enduranceDisclaimer: The contents and opinions expressed on this podcast are ultimately exaggerated (often wildly) for comedic effect. All opinions presented are for entertainment purposes only. Any statements seeming to refer to any specific person, place, institution, or event are probably not about it or you and almost impossible to prove legally, anyway. It might be you, but probably not and nobody really cares. Especially you, Jim. It's not always about you

Episode #467 Mark Allen's Crucial Role of Rest  Welcome Welcome to Episode #467 of the 303 Endurance Podcast. We're your hosts Coaches Rich Soares and April Spilde. Thanks for joining us for another week of endurance news, coaching tips and discussion.   It's our post-Thanksgiving show and we are thankful you are here. If you thought the cranberries, mash potatoes and pumpkin pie made the meal, wait until you see what we've been cooking up. Your post-Thanksgiving treat is expert tips from 6-time IRONMAN World Champion and the athlete named Best Endurance Athlete of all time by ESPN. Coach Mark Allen is going to share his tips on how to use this time to set the stage for your best race season in 2025.   Quick Intro Mention: Zed Pitts and others sharing feedback on last week's Building Powerful Habits discussion. Zed is such an amazing example of steadfastness, inspiration, and grit! I recently interviewed him on the Grit2Greatness Endurance Podcast and can't wait to share more of him on Monday when it drops so everyone be sure to check it out! Congrats to those who raced Ironman Cozumel last weekend Taking IMU Certification and eager to bring some of the information to future episodes Me too! I'm really loving the format of having experts and masters sharing together in the same space. The experts are bringing in the most updated information and science and the masters share their incredible experience and wisdom. It's truly a winning combination. I'm finding that every certification course I take expands my knowledge. USAT Level 1, USAT Short and Long Course, TriDot all added layers or really expanded my thinking. Each gave me concrete tools. Evolution of Triathlon - 100% Hydration - 100% Running Mechanics - 100% Cycling Mechanics - 100% Swimming Mechanics - 100% Sports Nutrition - 100% Principals of Exercise Science 50% Data Driven Training Part 1 Data Driven Training Part 2 Adjusting Training   Show Sponsor: UCAN UCAN created LIVSTEADY as an alternative to sugar based nutrition products. LIVSTEADY was purposefully designed to work with your body, delivering long-lasting energy you can feel. Whether UCAN Energy Powders, Bars or Gels, LIVSTEADY's unique time-release profile allows your body to access energy consistently throughout the day, unlocking your natural ability to finish stronger and recover more quickly!    In Today's Show Announcements Ask A Coach: Powerful Habits for Triathlon Success At The Races: T100 World Champs Results and   There are incredible deals at Blueseventy's Black Friday sale! Save 25% on everything at Blueseventy.com plus even deeper savings on select items 50% off Sprint wetsuits! 50% off ALL goggles! And 40% off Fusion wetsuits! Blueseventy Black Friday sale ends December 3rd!   Announcements: Upcoming Programming in December - As we head into December, we are going prime you for your best season ever. As you will hear in our upcoming interview with Coach Mark Allen, this is the time of year to take a break from the training and do other things that keep you active.   We are going to explore a different winter sport or activity each week in December. Dec 6: Skiing; downhill, cross country classical, skate skiing, skimo Dec 13: Indoor Cycling and FulGaz Group Rides Dec 20: Hiking and snowshoeing Dec 27: Indoor rowing and wall climbing   Indoor Cycling with FulGaz - December 10th we are gearing up for winter training. Bec Burns from FulGaz to share how athletes can seamlessly sync their TriDot workouts to any of their 100+Official IRONMAN Courses so they can be studying the course while getting their bike sessions done.   Virtual Group Ride Schedule Dec. 14 - IM Nice 8am MT (Rich Lead) Dec. 21 - IM Kona 8am MT (April Lead) Dec. 28 - IM Cozumel 8am MT (PB and Jelly)   Grit2Greatness Coaching - Maybe not this show, but we should probably think about how we want to handle the launch announcement and the assets (social, website, etc.). ← Super excited for the potential!   Ask A Coach: Mark Allen on Recovery #463 - Reset Recovery - Why It's Important to Take a Short Break? #464 - Strategy Inputs - Reflection, SWOT, greatest levers, what's calling you #465 - Designing your Blueprint - How your strategy informed priorities and areas of focus. Camps, blocks, TPS #466 - Powerful Habits -  #467 - Hall of Fame triathlete, 6X IM WC Coach Mark Allen to helps us pull it all together and help frame how to approach your training this time of year between seasons.   Recovery Why should you take a break? Adrenal reserves and the water table example. When should you take a break? How long should you take a break and how much training? What you learned as a professional triathlete? And/or, what are the professionals doing this time of year? Reflect How to reflect? What is the purpose, or what is the goal? How might reflecting inform next year's plan? Training What should be our focus? What are the goals? What should we avoid? Winter Activities Are there winter activities that complement the athletic demands of triathlon? If so, what? Making indoor training engaging. What do you see in the market that helps athletes sticking to their training during the winter? What habits do you like to see athletes develop this time of the season?   Let's get into our interview with Coach Mark Allen!     303Triathlon News and Updates: TBD   We can discuss the upcoming 70.3 Worlds in Taupo, New Zealand. I would love to ask you, if you could do an IM 70.3 anywhere, where would it be and why?   Cool. We may browse the Ironman calendar and the FulGaz library.   April's Dad Joke→ I might add in the beginning or closing, it'll be a surprise! ;)   Closing: Thanks again for listening this week.  Please be sure to follow us @303endurance and of course go to iTunes and give us a rating and a comment.  We'd really appreciate it! Stay tuned, train informed, and enjoy the endurance journey!   Train With Coach Rich: Coach Rich Soares Rich.soares@tridot.com Rich Soares Coaching TriDot Signup - https://app.tridot.com/onboard/sign-up/richsoares RunDot Signup - https://app.rundot.com/onboard/sign-up/richsoares   Train with Coach April: Coach April Spilde April.spilde@tridot.com Grit2Greatness Endurance Podcast Podcast Series - Apple Podcasts TriDot Signup - https://app.tridot.com/onboard/sign-up/aprilspilde

A Taupo-based company is working to reduce New Zealand's reliance on imported packaging Following the single-use-plastic ban in 2019 two childhood friends looked into who was manufacturing paper locally and discovered that much of the paper produced here was exported to Asia, converted into paper bags, and then sent back to New Zealand The friends then set up 'Gratpak' and began manufacturing bags here. They now supply 25 to 30 million bags a year to Foodstuffs. 'Gratpak General Manager Stephen Folcarelli talks to Jesse.

Proposed cuts to a tertiary apprenticeship training programme in Rotorua could leave dozens of people high and dry part way through their qualifications. The proposal from Bay of Plenty's Toi Ohomai institute of technology would mean up to 20 job losses according to the Tertiary Education union. The Union claims a number of courses across campuses in Taupo, Tokoroa, Rotorua, Tauranga and Whakatane include timber machining, forest management, social and youth work and rehabilitation studies. It said the cuts could mean the complete closure of the Waipa campus in Rotorua; a dedicated training facility that currently operates a working wood manufacturing plant. Senior tutor in Forestry and Wood manufacturing Kerry Parker spoke to Lisa Owen.

Taupo's iconic Hole In One challenge has another winner - and it's an 11-year-old from Tauranga - Leonard Powell has the story

This week we are thrilled to welcome pro long course athlete Danielle Lewis back to the show! Danielle has had an incredible season so far this year, including a great result at Ironman Worlds in Nice, but she's not done yet. She told us in this episode all about how she's sharpening up for 70.3 world championships in Taupo in December, and how she's mentally taking on a season that goes so late in the year. We also got to hear about some of the ups and downs of the past few years for Danielle, and how she's faced them head on and persevered to get to the success she's having now!Danielle's Instagram: @danilewistriDownload our Free Guide to Lifting Heavy:https://www.womensperformance.com/lift-heavy Follow us on Instagram:@feistytriathlon Feisty Media Website:https://livefeisty.com/ Support Our Partners: Orca: Use code IRONWOMEN15 for 15% off at www.orca.com The Amino Co: Shop Feisty's Favorite 100% Science-Backed Amino Acid Supplements. Enter code IRONWOMEN at Aminoco.com/IRONWOMEN to Save 30% + receive a FREE gift for new purchasers! LTH Supplements: To shop all LTH Nutritional Supplements, head to shop.lifetime.life/nutrition and use code FEISTY at checkout to get 20% off your order! buycycle: Use the code mentioned in the ad for 50% off seller protection on buycycle.com https://www.womensperformance.com/lift-heavy This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podscribe - https://podscribe.com/privacySpotify Ad Analytics - https://www.spotify.com/us/legal/ad-analytics-privacy-policy/

In this episode we highlight the evolution of sports coverage plus we discuss the implications of T100 contracts for athletes. Regan Hollioake and Fernando Toldi lock in their spots for the IRONMAN World Champs next year with wins at IRONMAN Malaysia.  Bevan chats to Professional Triathlete Nikki Bartlett about her recent achievements in triathlon, including her impressive fifth-place finish at the IRONMAN World Champs in Nice. Nikki discusses the challenges she faced leading up to the race, including overcoming a significant injury, and how her mental resilience played a crucial role in her performance.  Nikki shares insights into her training regimen, the importance of enjoying the process and her plans for future races - including the upcoming 70.3 World Championships in Taupo! (0:00:00) – America's Cup Sailing – go the Kiwis! (0:02:31) – T100 and race information/graphics (0:08:45) – Nikki Bartlett intro (0:10:19) – IRONMAN Malaysia (0:14:29) – Nikki Bartlett LINKS: Follow Nikki Bartlett on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/nikkibartlett1/ Follow Regan Hollioake on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/rlhollioake/ Follow Fernando Toldi on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/fernandotoldi/

Get insights on what you can expect in the Bathurst 1000 coverage this year with the face of the coverage, Jess Yates. Including a behind the scenes look at the Supercars TV team's massive pre-event production meeting. Jess takes Rusty through the cool cars she has driven and the dream machine she would love to have in the garage. She also details a special moment when her Dad joined her in Taupo this year. Jess also talks Women in Sport, and discuss' why she is so passionate about sharing stories like successful engineer Romy Mayer with the wider fan base. For Jess it's not about gender, it's about celebrating talent and inspiring others to get after their dreams and give it their all. Oh, and keep an ear out for a side project Jess is working on. Let's just say the kids will love it! Plus, some of the bucket list events and broadcasts she's determined to tick. Head to Rusty's Facebook, Twitter or Instagram and give us your feedback and let us know who else you want to hear from on Rusty's Garage.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.