Podcasts about te aroha

The most celebrated victory of New Zealand's incredible sporting weekend may have been the one at a small rugby ground in Te Aroha

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 20th October 2024. Speaker: Pastor Stephen Collecutt. Message title: Justice!

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 6th October 2024. Speaker: Christina Mellar. Message title: Sheep or Goat?

WAIATA WAIRUA is a stunning 8-track album being released alongside new te reo Māori single and video ‘Hine Ruhi / Slice of Heaven' (their beautiful interpretation of Dave Dobbyn's classic). Along with their new single, the record also includes popular singles ‘Papatuānuku He Ataahua Koe / What a Wonderful World' (RNZ, The Breeze, Whakaata Māori, The Most FM, Radio Waatea), ‘Te Aroha' (Air NZ, NZOA NewTracks, Niu FM, Tumeke FM, NZ Musician, 13th Floor, Juice TV).  Recorded at their home studio in Titirangi, with translation and arrangement help from whānau, and musical support from some of Aotearoa's finest musicians, the songs on WAIATA WAIRUA were inspired by a period of time when Ra and Hayden were going through big life changes - marriage, death, and having a baby!

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 29th September 2024. Speaker: Pastor Stephen Collecutt. Message title: Trust and Discipline.

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 22nd September 2024. Speaker: Pastor Stephen Collecutt. Message title: Trust

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 8th September 2024. Speaker: Pastor Stephen Collecutt. Message title: Pride (Part 3)

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 1st September 2024. Speaker: Pastor Stephen Collecutt. Message title: Pride (Part 2)

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 25th August 2024. Speaker: Pastor Stephen Collecutt. Message title: Pride

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 18th August 2024. Speakers: Dave & Jill Moore Message title: School of Faith

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 11th August 2024. Speaker: Christina Mellar. Message title: Repent! Think Differently!

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 4th August 2024. Speaker: Pastor Jamie Winship Message title: Your Memory of the Past

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 28th July 2024. Speaker: Allan van Tiel. Message title: Fear of the Lord

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 21st July 2024. Speaker: Pastor Stephen Collecutt. Message title: "The Importance Of Your Stories"

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 7th July 2024. Speaker: Adele Tilsley. Message title: Tools For Our Use.

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 30th June 2024. Speaker: Christina Mellar. Message title: Foundation of Suffering.

LOVERACING.NZ Racing Update with the TAB's Brendan Popplewell on Mornings with Ian Smith featuring Ricardo Ball including a wrap of the weekends races, Te Aroha abandoned yesterday, what's coming up this weekend & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 23rd June 2024. Speaker: Adele Tilsley. Message title: Battle Is In The Mind.

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 16th June 2024. Speaker: Maurice Ritchie. Message title: Stir It Up.

Here's how an AI described today's show... Join the George Breakfast crew, Lee and Tammy, as they bring you an action-packed episode filled with hilarious anecdotes, engaging discussions, and entertaining segments. From AI-generated songs to crazy stories of places people have stayed, this show has it all! Get ready to be entertained and get your daily dose of fun and laughter. The episode kicks off with lively banter and a warm welcome to the listeners, setting the stage for an exciting Monday morning. It's just past 6 AM on the 10th of June, and the Club Classic Countdown announcement has everyone abuzz. At 9 o'clock, 500 classic tracks will begin to play, and the anticipation is palpable. Lee and Tammy debate who gets the honor of kicking off the countdown, adding their signature humor to the mix. As the show progresses, the hosts dive into their regular segments, including a discussion about AI music. At around 7:45, they experiment with AI technology to create another song, injecting some high-tech fun into the morning. Later, they explore a classic Kiwi pub quiz, pitting the North Island against the South Island. With the South dominating the scoreboard, the competition heats up. The "Lee and Tammy's Tumox Challenge" brings laughs as the hosts share their weekend escapades. From Tammy's coffee promo at the railway station to Lee's encounter with the Prime Minister of Rotorua, the stories are both amusing and relatable. As they shift gears, the conversation turns to a hilarious cooking mishap involving chili oil and a household emergency, proving that parenting is never dull. Open line talk with listeners adds another layer of entertainment, featuring calls from New Zealanders with their own crazy tales, including a memorable call from Johnny returning from Dublin. The show also takes a deep dive into dream cars and lotto fantasies, where Lee and Tammy discuss their ultimate vehicle choices. This segment transitions into a heartfelt conversation about classic cars, with insights from regular caller, Donnie Mullins. Listener interactions continue with Craig, who dreams of owning an Audi R8 V10, and texts from fans sharing their favorite cars. The episode also showcases AI music experiments, with Lee and Tammy creating tunes based on audience prompts, culminating in a drum and bass track that has everyone excited. Sports enthusiasts will enjoy Surly's Sports Corner, where the hosts and Surly break down recent rugby matches, betting insights, and the much-anticipated game between Melbourne Storm and the Warriors. Tammy's daughter also makes a guest appearance, sharing her experience working on the TV series "The Gone," filmed in Te Aroha. The show wraps up with a lively discussion about the weirdest places listeners have stayed, along with Carl's awkward date story featuring an unexpected encounter with the dad. The hosts sign off, leaving their audience eagerly awaiting the next episode filled with more fun, laughter, and engaging content.   Join the Whānau on Instagram, Facebook & Tik Tok. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 2nd June 2024. Speaker: Pastor Stephen Collecutt. Message title: Gates of Heaven

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 26th May 2024. Speaker: Pastor Stephen Collecutt. Message title: Holy Spirit.

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 19th May 2024. Speaker: Allan Van Tiel. Message title: I Want To Know You More.

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 12th May 2024. Speaker: Pastor Stephen Collecutt. Message title: The Kingdom of God is Within Your Grasp.

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 5th May 2024. Speaker: Maurice & Wendy Ritchie. Message title: Songs of Deliverance.

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 28th April 2024. Speaker: Pastor Stephen Collecutt. Sermon title: The Kingdom Of God.

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 21st April 2024. Sermon title: Finding your name in His-story. Speaker: Pastor Stephen Collecutt.

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 31st March 2024. Speaker: Pastor Stephen Collecutt. Sermon title: Palm Sunday Parade.

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 24th March 2024. Speaker: Pastor Stephen Collecutt. Sermon title: Why Did Jesus Die?

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 17th March 2024. Speaker: Allan van Tiel. Sermon title: Worship.

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 10th March 2024. Speaker: Pastor Stephen Collecutt. Sermon title: Do You See Jesus?

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 18th February 2024. Speaker: Pastor Stephen Collecutt. Sermon title: A Message of Jubilee.

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 11th February 2024. Speaker: Pastor Amy Davidson. Sermon title: Hope leaks.

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 4th February 2024. Speaker: Allan van Tiel. Sermon title: Are You Ready?

Radio programme broadcast on Radio Te Aroha on 28th January 2024. Speaker: Adele Tilsley Sermon title: Fearless Faith

Civil Defence staff are standing by on the West Coast as heavy rain rolls in.   The wet weather is expected to batter Westland and the Grey Districts, with the worst arriving around midday between Otira and inland from Haast.  West Coast Civil Defence Te Aroha Cook told Tim Dower that staff have been deployed to emergency operation centres in Westland, Greymouth, Franz Joseph, and Haast, to manage any escalations in the situation.  She says councils will consider a declaration if more resources are required.  Cook says locals know the drill, and they're working to ensure tourists are aware of the risk areas.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New GPS trackers on Matamata's kerbside bins will keep waste in its place. From September, the Waikato township along with Te Aroha and Morrinsville residents are ditching the bags and wheeling in a standardized four-part rubbish and food scrap disposal system. Black latches on the bins hold RFID trackers to help relocate any lost bins and assist contractors in counting daily collections. Matamata-Piako Mayor Adrienne Wilcock spoke to Corin Dann.

More than 11,000 people reported feeling the earthquake that hit just after 2am on Friday. The magnitude 4.8 quake was centred 5-kilometres south of Te Aroha, at a depth of 6-kilometres. People from Kaitaia, through to the sodden regions of Auckland, Bay of Plenty, Coromandel, and even down in Christchurch, reported feeling it. A series of weaker aftershocks began to strike 40 minutes later, although there are no immediate reports of damage as of yet. It's not the first quake to hit Te Aroha this year - a 5.1 quake rattled the town on January 4. Te Kuiti resident Zane Burdett and Kees Meinderts from Motumaoho, just south of Morrinsville, spoke to Corin Dann.

If the weather's not enough for those in the north, Waikato residents were rudely awakened by an earthquake which struck at 2am this morning. The  magnitude 4.8 quake was centred 5-kilometres south of Te Aroha, at a depth of 6-kilometres. There have been no immediate reports of damage. Geonet's Seismic Duty Officer Libby Abbott joins us now.

The Waihou River has burst its banks north of Te Aroha, blocking State Highway 26. And in the Coromandel Peninsula, people are being urged to stay off the roads until further notice, with extensive road closures in effect. State Highway 25 is closed between Coromandel Town and Whitianga. And Thames Coromandel Mayor Len Salt told Tim Dower that State Highway 25A between Kopu to Hikuai is likely to be closed for months, after being effectively destroyed by a significant slip. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hi. My name is Deadbotz Kid and I am a robotic cowboy from Te Aroha, New Zealand. Musician, Deadbotz Kid, stops by Vigilantes Radio Live to chat with Dini about his creative process & how to comeback from a hiatus. #interview #discover #explore #exploremore #deadbotzkid #brighteststar #vigilantesradiolive #dini #weekly #youarewelcomedhere #extraordinarypeople #podzquadnetwork #podzquad Website: deadbotzkid.com Facebook: facebook.com/deadbotzkid Instagram: @deadbotz_kid

Following a 10-year hiatus to work on other projects and student politics as well as the imminent digital release of his back-catalogue, we can announce that New Zealand producer Deadbotz Kid will be releasing his new studio album "Shadow Theory" on February 18th, 2023.Influenced by Indie Rock and elements of Dance Music Shadow Theory was written and recorded in Morrinsville, Te Aroha, and Hamilton, New Zealand; in secret recording sessions over 2020-2022, the album details his journey through the pandemic years and his subsequent battle with mental health issues and life events within that time. Featuring 11 tracks and 7 guest vocalists from the USA, Argentina, Hungary, and France; Shadow Theory clocks in at 49 Minutes."These songs were never meant to be released. To me, this was a therapeutic exercise to express how I was feeling in a very shaky and uncertain period of my life. Unknowingly these songs came from that therapeutic exercise as a blessing and have acted as a vehicle to reconnect with life, faith, family, and the thing I care about the most that I lost sight of during the pandemic and the madness that came with it. I hope this album will connect with you and help you on your own paths too, just like they did for me".- Deadbotz KidShadow Theory will be available on CD, Vinyl, and Digital Streaming outlets on February 18th, 2023. Pre-Orders will begin on February 1st, 2023, for all platforms. In the meantime, you can stream the first single from the album "Brightest Star" on Deadbotz's website and on streaming sites from February 1st, 2023. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Angela Thompson's Royal Museum could take the crown for New Zealand's most exhaustive collection of royal memorabilia. She's spent years collating over 8-thousand pieces in her Te Aroha abode, not including the walls of book and newspaper clippings dating back to 1837. She told Morning Report how she would farewell the Queen.

Staunch royalists Angela and Bill Thompson have spent most of their lives devoted to collecting memorbilia and dressing as the late King and Queen. Their immaculate home in Te Aroha is full to the ceiling with royal decor and open for tours. Throughout their many decades honouring the royal family, the Queen sent several gifts. Angela Thompson spoke to Susie Ferguson.

Te Aroha resident Angela Thompson has spent years turning her property into a Royal Museum, which now houses possibly the most exhaustive collection of royal memorabilia in New Zealand. It includes of 8000 pieces, not including the thousands of books and newspaper clippings that also line the walls. Jesse speaks to the passionate royalist about today's news.

You may be a fan of the classic Kiwiana beverage Lemon & Paeroa, but did you know it wasn't the first lemon soda created in the Waikato? Lemon & Te Aroha - made with mineral-rich water from the spa town of Te Aroha - appeared 19 years before Lemon & Paeroa but disappeared into its shadow in the early 1970s.  Now, 50 years on, L&T is coming back to market.

The four-day celebration marking Queen Elizabeth's platinum jubilee has finished as it began, with a spectacular display of pageantry in London. Our next two guests, New Plymouth's Barbara Larsen and Angela Thompson, from the Waikato town of Te Aroha, were with us on Friday to chat about their hopes for the long weekend. Barbara was four when she began her 81 years of collecting royal books and magazines. Angela's home is filled with over 8000 items of royal memorabilia. They spoke to Susie Ferguson.

A four-day celebration is under way to mark Queen Elizabeth's platinum jubilee, beginning overnight with a spectucular display of pageantry in London. New Zealand played a part last night, on the steps to the Tangi Te Keo Mt Victoria lookout when mana whenua ignited a torch in a short ceremony. A choir then sung A Song for the Commonwealth, a piece specially commissioned with the chorus in te reo. Following her majesty closely throughout her 70-year reign has been two very keen royalists, New Plymouth's Barbara Larsen and Angela Thompson, from the Waikato town of Te Aroha. Barbara was four when she began her 81 years of collecting royal books and magazines. Angela's home is filled with over 8000 items of royal memorabilia. They spoke to Susie Ferguson.