Podcasts about tweed heads

Some of the most colourful figures in politics come together tonight in Tweed Heads for a special edition of Paul Murray Live Pub Test, answering audience questions with nothing off limits.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Balmain Tiger winger Larry Corowa MBE joins Julian King on Summer Arvos to chat growing up in Tweed Heads, an early life car accident, touring with the Kangaroos and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ps Lach Jones from The Gathering, Tweed Heads brings an inspiring message on carrying the people around you to Jesus.

Breaking News on July 11 of a reported axe attack at Tweed City. This is the latest info as at 4:45pm.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us for an episode featuring a conversation with Andy Scott from Sweet ahead of their November 2024 Australian shows. We discuss the tour, his perspectives on working with an emerging Iron Maiden, and Sweet's influence on extreme and heavy music and image trends. SWEET The Farewell Tour: Greatest Hits Dates November 2024 Friday 8th MELBOURNE, Palms At Crown Sunday 10th AIRLIE BEACH Music Festival Wednesday 13th TWEED HEADS, Twin Towns Thursday 14th TOOWOOMBA, The Empire Theatre Saturday 16th BRISBANE, Princess Theatre Monday 18th ADELAIDE, The Gov Thursday 21st SYDNEY, Factory Theatre Friday 22nd PENRITH, Penrith Panthers Saturday 23rd THIRROUL, Anitas Theatre Tickets from: https://metropolistouring.com/sweet-2024/

Matt & I discuss the disappointing 53 point loss to the Swans. The make up of our team, did we play too many young players, were the Swans good or were we awful as well as King's role in the team.We also do our votes, look ahead to the WC game and talk about that last round loss to North Melbourne last year and the impact it had.Thanks for listening! If you have a question, comment or feedback for us, get in touch below.Email: turnoverthetape@gmail.comTwitter: @turnoverthetapeFacebookCheers,K

Interview by Kris PetersMusic is a dish best served fermented.Too many bands these days - possibly because of the ease of recording in the modern era - throw music around with too much regularity, losing in substance what they gain in output.But it's the smarter bands who sit back and master their craft before releasing music, and even more so when that band is new on the scene and therefore maybe overzealous and in a rush to be heard.Tweed Heads rock machine The Whiskeys formed back in 2019 but spent the next few years refining and finding their sound through countless live shows and hours spent writing. Although having enough material to possibly record and release an EP, The Whiskeys allowed themselves time to connect with their music before announcing it to the world.The result is their debut single Hoedown which is set to premiere via HEAVY on February 23.A rocking and catchy as fuck number, Hoedown is but one of a string of releases planned for 2024, but first HEAVY took time out to get to know this two-piece - NOT a duo - a bit better."Hoedown is a party, brother Krispy!" Josh exclaimed. "It's a party!""It's just us doing our thing," Benny added, "everyone having a good time moshing and dancing. All types of dancing. And getting it all together in one place and forgetting about the world and dramas for a bit. Just ripping into the music and having a bloody good old Hoedown. That's what it's all about."We press as to how much of a good time and how close to the country version of a Hoedown the track gets."Ah… well… there could be some elements in there," Benny laughed. "We've got a bit of a mixture in our music, so there's definitely some foot tapping and leg slapping happening, that's for sure.""It's a modern version of country metal," Josh chimed in. "With a bit of rock, a bit of blues, the whole kit and caboodle."In the full interview, we ask the boys more about Hoedown, why they chose it as their debut single, how it reflects the overall sound of The Whiskeys, future music, why they waited 5 years to release their first piece of music, the difference between a duo and a two-piece band, their blending of sounds and how they make it work, tour plans and more.

Live from Porpoise Spit! (Tweed Heads, NSW)Who needs some entertainment? Well, here is your fix!Today I was joined for a Recruitment Chinwag by the fabulous Dean Elllis.We have had so many guests, with a variety of different experiences on the Podcast. But this is the first time I have spoken to a Recruiter who ran away with the circus, literally!We walk through Dean's history, from growing up in his parents Hotel in Albury Wodonga, to his high school years living with this Grandparents in Gippsland, and moving to Coolum Beach as a young adult. We kick off his career journey with Dean joining the circus and travelling the world. He then joined the Defence Force, started his own "Uber-esque" IT consulting service, and finally moved into recruitment (keeping up?) So many nuggets of wisdom, so many laughs, and such an inspiring story.Listeners, never be afraid to take a risk in life, and your career!Enjoy!Join RUBBERBAND today!

Leaving your child with someone else for the first time can be incredibly daunting and have so many unknowns - What do I pack? How will they get to sleep? What will they eat? Will they catch as many germs as I think they will? Will they cope without me?! Today's guest, Judy Radich was highly recommended to us by Early Childhood Australia to answer all your questions and bring her wisdom from over 30 years experience.Judy is an early childhood teacher and the manager of Cooloon Children's Centre Inc. in Tweed Heads, a 45 place not for profit service for infants, toddlers and pre-schoolers and brings many years of experience to the role. She has served on, and, taken on leadership positions on boards and committees around early childhood at National, State (NSW) and local levels. These roles have been as an advocate, educator, writer, advisor and consultant. Most of this work has been being with the not-for-profit sector and governments. Her focus is on enhancing the quality of services young families need and use.In this podcast we cover:how to choose a childcare service that is right for your familythe best age to start your child in carenavigating dietary requirements, milk feeds and allergensthe magic that childcare educators use to get all of those kids to sleep!the importance of communication and developing a relationship with your centretop tips and tricks from our instagram followers to make the transition easierand so much more!And if you're wondering what a peek-a-boo board is, you can check it out HEREToday's episode was brought to you by Bosistos. Starting daycare is often synonymous with germs! So encouraging good hand washing is a must. We absolutely love the range of hand and body wash from Bosistos, which is not only crafted with Australian Native Botanicals, but is Australian made and owned. The products are also free from Sodium Laureth Sulphate (SLES), Sodium Lauryl Sulphate (SLS), Harsh petrochemicals, Synthetic fragrances, Animal derivatives, Triethanolamine, Propylene Glycol, Artificial colours, Mineral oils, Parabens, Triclosan, Palm oil, EDTA, PEGs & Soap - so you know they are gentle for the whole family. Available at your local Coles and Woolworths.Follow us on instagram @boobtofood to stay up to date with all the podcast news, recipes and other content that we bring to help make meal times and family life easier.Visit www.boobtofood.com for blogs and resources, to book an appointment with one of our amazing practitioners and more.Presented by Luka McCabe and Kate HolmTo get in touch please email podcast@boobtofood.com

This episode is deeply moving and real. I think talking about what happened to me, and sharing such vulnerability, will inspire others to do the same. I know it might be hard to hear but if you feel like there's a part of you that needs to hear this episode, have a listen. Please leave me a voice note at the bottom of the ep if you want to share words of encouragement or love or solidarity. If you're needing some intuitive healing and Reiki, Kharja is on the Gold Coast: Earth Healing and Connection: +61 448 990 073 https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100075615295411 And if you're needing intuitive healing and acupuncture, Sorena is in Tweed Heads: https://sorenehealing.com.au/ My contact details: https://www.esthersuniverse.com/ https://www.instagram.com/esthers_universe/ https://www.tiktok.com/@esthers_universe --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/esthersuniverse/message

Elisa Sgarbanti fino a pochi anni fa viveva in Italia e lavorava nel settore bancario. Oggi Elisa vive a Tweed Heads e lavora come Student Support Officer. Nel mezzo, un viaggio in Australia che le ha cambiato la vita.

Country roads have paved the way for new learning experiences for Bachelor of Social Work student Danyel Herbert. Danyel has swapped the ocean views of Tweed Heads for the inland rivers of St George, Queensland, for her 18-week social work practicum. Danyel talks about the experience of studying in a rural area, her passion for social work and ambition to help others.

... a 1 on 1 interview like you have never heard before! #UNFILTERED

... a 1 on 1 interview like you have never heard before! #UNFILTERED

John Viles is a Salvo officer in Tweed Heads.  He is married to Nicole and they have two children.  John was loved and valued beautifully as a kid by a lady called Mrs Knowels.  He became a boiler maker, following in the steps of his Father at first, but soon realised he loved sharing about his Love of God more than welding and bolting things.  He became a Salvo officer and at his ordination General Eva Burrows shared a profound truth that warmed his heart.  

Gold Coast's SeaFM loves to help the Gold Coast and today they are giving a 'Helping Hand' to Tweed Heads local, Scott Laing. Scott is a father of 6 kids, 3 of them having autism on different levels including being non-verbal and Tourette's with constant pain. Last year his wife Paige thought she was having a stroke and when they go to the hospital the doctor did scans to find that she has a brain tumour. Since then, Paige has also been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) with the neurosurgeon saying, “this is a more pressuring issue than the brain tumour at the moment”. “Your not asking for a hand out, you're just asking for a hand up” If you want to help Scott and his family head to the gofundme link: https://www.gofundme.com/f/requiring-help-for-my-partners-medical-bills?  Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcasts/seafm-gold-coast-breakfastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tony McGrane Scholarship Winner Announced.  Regional Cities NSW Road Trip Planned to Lismore and Tweed Heads.  John Gilbert Water Treatment Plan Optimisation Study Underway.  Dubbo Regional Livestock Markets Planning Workshop Undertaken.  Transport for NSW 16 Regional Cities Bus Services Improvement Program.  Tender Submitted for NSW Touch Junior State Cup for the Next Three Years.  Bowls NSW Looking to Bring State Championships to Dubbo for 2024; 2026 and 2028.  Ozfish River Repair Bus Looking for $45,000 Funding From Council.  Western Regional Planning Panel Approves $35.7 Million Public Admin Building in Carrington Avenue to House 700 Public Servants Consolidating 24 Existing Government Offices.  Limerick of the Week. 

In today's episode, I caught up with Ursula Adams, an amazing ultra-runner, and my housemate on the Gold Coast of Australia. Well technically we live in Tweed Heads, but we spend the majority of our time running on the Gold Coast esplanade or on the trails!One of the things I greatly admire about Ursh is despite deep adversity with a history of domestic violence, she always sees the best in people and treats them with kindness. Through her work as a social worker and passion for running, hosting a female run club called ‘Fearless Femmes', she is driven to help others, however she can.Her journey from not running at all just a few years ago, through to recently running her first 100-mile ultra marathon at Mt Kosioscko, is one that will you will find inspiring and encouraging. Ursh also shares some exciting news about a HUGE race that she has been accepted into later this year... listen to the episode to find out more! I hope you enjoy our conversation and through hearing her story, you think she's inspired me to take on something new and to level up in my own life.If you enjoy this podcast, please leave a review and share it with others!Thank you for listening. Unlock your FREE one week trial with us at https://first42k.com.au. We help you fall in love with running! Programs start at just $9.95 per week! Ursula on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/urshaysSean on Instagram - https://instagram.com/seanbell__First42k on Instagram - https://instagram.com/first42kGet 10% OFF HGG Performance equipment with the discount code 'FIRST42K' - https://hggperformance.com/?sca_ref=2668029.WRm9yj3Xud

University of Nevada TightEnd Jayden O'Rourke joins TMac to discuss growing up in Tweed Heads and plying his trade with Gold Coast stingrays to signing with The Nevada Wolfpack and everything in between 

#052 - Bryh Joy & Cris Edwards are two middle-aged single mums, besties, interior designers and tiny home builders based in Tweed Heads in NSW! They see and feel the housing affordability crisis and aim to provide a uniquely different tiny house service with genuine care for their clients.Cris and Bryh were on the show back in episode #20, talking all about the first tiny home they were building with no experience. I wanted to bring them back on the show to share all about what they've been up to since they completed the build of the first tiny.In this conversation we talk about:Lessons, experiences, and funny stories from the building process of their first tiny house (which many called the most beautiful tiny home in Australia)The interior design approach they take with their tiny house buildsWhat makes them different from other tiny house builders and the direction they're headed with Big Life, Tiny HomeThe different tiny house models they offer and how much customisation is possible… and lots more!Find out more about the podcast and get the episode show notes & links here:https://tinyhouseconversations.com/052You can follow Bryh & Cris' tiny adventures here:IG: https://www.instagram.com/biglife.tinyhome/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/biglife.tinyhomeW: https://www.biglifetinyhome.com.au/YT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNFaPjRZRZzrrTcR_wIg_cgLT: https://linktr.ee/biglife.tinyhomeYou can follow my tiny adventures here:IG: https://www.instagram.com/tinyhouseconversationsFB:  https://www.facebook.com/tinyhouseconversationsTiny and Healthy Living Products and ServicesBlock Blue Light - Specialty light bulbs, downlights, sleep lamps, blue-blocking glasses and more, to reduce artificial light exposure and support healthy sleep.Link: https://tinyhouseconversations.com/bluelightDiscount code: thcpodcast for 10% off your orderTiny Easy - 3D Tiny House Designer - The first online design tool that lets you design your tiny house without needing any technical or design knowledge.Link: https://tinyhouseconversations.com/tinyeasydesignerDiscount code: LUCY75 for 75% off the first month of the Premium version.Sky Energy - Skybox and Skybox Mini - Off-grid solar systems for tiny homes.Link: https://skyenergy.com.au/skybox/Discount code: For $200 off your custom Skybox or Skybox Mini, call Sky Energy and ask for Steve. Let him know Lucy from Tiny House Conversations sent you.For more discounts on Tiny and Healthy Living products and services, you can head to:https://tinyhouseconversations.com/resources/Support the show

On this episode we speak to Paul Skelton from CEDIA Australia to find out what's happening at the upcoming 2022 Tech Summit & Conference in Tweed Heads.Find this episode on our Youtube:https://youtu.be/kBS7clP8VggCEDIA Tech Summit & Conference Information & Registration:https://cedia.net/education-events/tech-summits/tech-summit-tweed-headsFurther Information:https://cedia.nethttps://www.facebook.com/CEDIA.Region2https://www.instagram.com/cediaanzFind us on social media at:http://www.instagram.com/hometechtalkhttp://twitter.com/hometechtalkauhttp://www.facebook.com/hometechtalkSupport the show:https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=FWSY8GCUFAFHS

Today we're focussing on the importance of social connection and presenting two perspectives on how it can affect the health and well being of older adults. Our first conversation features Dr. Snorri Bjorn Rafnsson from the University of West London, who's research examines some of the determinants of dementia and how we might delay and stop it's onset. In this episode Snorri helps us take a closer look at the relationships between loneliness, internet usage and dementia play out and some potential new areas for exploration. In the second half of this episode we speak to Jamie McIntyre from the Australian Red Cross who co-ordinates around 50 volunteers up in Tweed Heads as they provide support to socially isolated older adults. Jamie and the team do great work in partnership with SilVR Adventures, together we've been bringing immersive virtual reality experiences to care facilities and Jamie shares a little bit with us about that experience and how the SilVR Adventures' solution is enriching the lives of older adults through social connection. The Aged Care Enrichment Podcast is brought to you by SilVR Adventures ⬇️

#020 - Cris Edwards and Bryh Joy are two middle-aged single mums, besties, interior designers and now tiny home builders based in Tweed Heads in NSW. Cris & Bryh see and feel the housing affordability crisis and want to be part of the revolution. This first tiny home is being built on spec and they are filming and sharing the entire journey. As two renters who are terrified of having to move again and unable to afford to buy...they can see that their future is in a tiny home.They are determined to build the most beautiful tiny home in Australia from the perspective of WOMEN and are confident someone will want it for their home, Air bnb or vacation house. They have NO idea what they are doing but are so excited to be part of this community and learn along the way...sharing their ups and downs as they go.In this conversation we talk about:All about their DIY tiny house building projectThe multi-purpose mission behind building their first tiny houseWomen in building and “lady tradies”Some of the main features they'll be including in their tiny homeSome of the challenges they've experienced during this project... and more!Find out more about the podcast and get the episode show notes & links here:https://tinyhouseconversations.com/020And make sure you subscribe so you'll know exactly when new episodes are live!You can follow Cris and Bry's tiny adventures here:IG: https://www.instagram.com/biglife.tinyhome/ W: https://www.thegoodroom.net.au You can follow my tiny adventures here:IG: https://www.instagram.com/tinyhouseconversationsFB: https://www.facebook.com/tinyhouseconversationsSupport the show

Smurf & Smurfette are endurance sport athletes sharing stories from the endurance sport world from everyday people just like you.This week we talk with Sydney based ultrarunner Mark Avery who attempted to break the 24 hour treadmill world record in March 2022. Mark is a family man who has tackled a number of significant ultrarunning challenges over the past few years. We chat with Mark about;* The tragedy of losing a friend to cancer and the extreme lows that followed* Speaking up and seeing a GP when life gets tough and mental health issues present themselves* How marathon running changed his life and got him back on track* His ultrarunning challenges so far, including running 1000kms from Tweed Heads to Sydney to raise funds for Gotcha4Life* What inspired him to attempt to break the 24 hour treadmill world record* The training for a 24 hour treadmill run* The highs and lows of 24 hours on a treadmill* Outrun Cancer - the amazing charity that Mark ran forShowlinkswww.smurfandsmurfette.com.auwww.cairns50.com.auWyn RepublicSFuelsRun Like A GirlOutrun CancerGotcha4LifeLifelineSmurf & Smurfette Instagram PageSmurf & Smurfette Facebook Page

Badge & Satts chat with Golf NSW Tournament Manager Olivia Wilson about the Australian Women's Classic at Bonville and the Women's NSW Open at Tweed Heads

Badge & Satts chat with Golf NSW Tournament Manager Olivia Wilson about the Australian Women's Classic at Bonville and the Women's NSW Open at Tweed Heads

Badge & Satts catch up with WPGA CEO Karen Lunn after the Australian Women's Classic at Bonville and lead up to the NSW Women's Open at Tweed Heads

Badge & Satts catch up with WPGA CEO Karen Lunn after the Australian Women's Classic at Bonville and lead up to the NSW Women's Open at Tweed Heads

Grace Kim joins Vossy and Brandy to discuss upcoming competitions including the Australian Women's Classic at Bonville from April 21 to 24 and the NSW Women's Open at Tweed Heads from April 28 to May 1.

Badge & Satts catch up with top amateur player, Kelsey Bennett ahead of the Bonville and Tweed tournaments in the next few weeks

Hello beautiful people On today's podcast we have the wonderful Mark Avery. Mark lost a good friend, Frank, to cancer in late 2014. This event sparked mental health challenges for Mark which he internalised thinking he had to be ‘strong' and began drinking away what he felt was weakness. Fortunately, Mark eventually decided to speak with a doctor which fuelled a transition into ultramarathon running and raising mental health awareness. Mark ran 21 half marathons in 21 days, having conversations about mental health each day, in partnership with Gotch4Life. He ran from Tweed Heads to Sydney, and most recently ran 24 hours on a treadmill in an attempt to break a Guinness World Record and has continued raising funds for the Cancer Council.What I personally love about this conversation is Mark's vulnerability and thoughtfulness through reflection to the questions posed. He seems to have gone on this journey from running for a sense of self-worth to running with a purpose of contribution. He shares intimately his experience of not meeting the World Record he had recently planned and what he hopes, in persisting through the 24 hours on a treadmill despite this, inspires in others. I can personally say with certainty his story is one of inspiration and impact. Please enjoy this really lovely conversation with Mark Avery.CONNECT WITH JENNAH-LOUISEMindset Coaching | https://www.jennahlouise.com.auInstagram | https://www.instagram.com/jennah_louiseCONNECT WITH MARKInstagram | https://www.instagram.com/markjamesavery#jennahlouise #tobehumanpodcast

Diabetes has a prevalence of 1.2million people in Australia and places a massive burden on the healthcare system. Today we have Daniel Jones who is a resident at Tweed Heads hospital in to talk about diabetes, from diagnosis through to management. Hope you enjoy 

Badge & Satts catch up with NSW Golf player Kristalle Blum ahead to April and the Australian Women's Classic at Bonville and NSW Women's Open at Tweed Heads

Badge & Satts catch up with NSW Golf player Kristalle Blum ahead to April and the Australian Women's Classic at Bonville and NSW Women's Open at Tweed Heads

Badge and Jase catch up with David Tease to chat about young superstar Harrison Crowe and his big win last week and the Australian Women's Classic at Bonville and NSW Women's Open at Tweed Heads

Donna Ferguson I believe we create our own economy regardless of our circumstances and the what is happening in the outside world and it all comes from within.  We are the highest form of creation and therefore we are all here as creators. After experiencing domestic violence in her early 20's, Donna's journey of over 40 years, has been one of realisation, inner healing, self-care and education. Once able to identify her own paradigms she was able to work with clients to help them identify the root causes of their results too and create a successful coaching business.  Through her learning experiences, she began looking into the Universal Laws and completed one of Bob Proctor's (from The Secret and Proctor Gallagher Institute) Courses specialising in the area of human potential and behaviours.  Donna is the founder of Unique Vibrations Coaching and works with businesses to transform their bottom line from the deep-rooted causes of our conditioning and programming and clients who want to increase their life by creating their own economy.  She brings her knowledge and expertise to her coaching and knows everything is possible in your life.  Donna is a certified SMJ coach, SMJ international speaker, clinical hypnotherapist, NLP practitioner, Psychic Protection Healer, an expert in identifying unidentified fears and limiting beliefs. Donna is also connected to many people around the globe sharing her message and A Leader of the Key Business Networking (KBN) Group at Tweed Heads, NSW Australia.  Website www.uniquevibrations.com  LinkedIn Personal https://www.linkedin.com/in/donnaferguson1/  LinkedIn Business https://www.linkedin.com/company/uniquevibrations/?viewAsMember=true  Instagram Business https://www.instagram.com/uniquevibr8ions/channel/ Instagram personal https://www.instagram.com/uniquevibr8ions/ Facebook personal https://www.facebook.com/donna.uniquevibrations/ Facebook business https://www.facebook.com/uniquevibrations ***Head on over to Creatrix Compass and explore our many offerings from free inspiration to get your creative juices flowing to creativity classes to creativity coaching and life coaching for creatives.  It can all be found at: https://www.creatrixcompass.com Your donation helps us continue to spread creativity throughout the land.  Thank you! https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=2PM3V82XDS7GA  Music: Good Friends Inc by Jonathan Boyle 

Hundreds of vehicles remained stranded between Ballina and Tweed Heads for more than two days after the road was cut off by floodwaters from the record-breaking rainfall in Queensland and New South Wales.

After 141 days, Queensland's border is officially open to travellers. Border restrictions were eased at 1am, allowing fully vaccinated travellers into the state without the need to quarantine. Thousands queued up at Tweed Heads to cross over, while a number of flights are scheduled to depart Melbourne Airport for Queensland today See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After 141 days, Queensland's border is officially open to travellers. Border restrictions were eased at 1am, allowing fully vaccinated travellers into the state without the need to quarantine. Thousands queued up at Tweed Heads to cross over, while a number of flights are scheduled to depart Melbourne Airport for Queensland today See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After 141 days, Queensland's border is officially open to travellers. Border restrictions were eased at 1am, allowing fully vaccinated travellers into the state without the need to quarantine. Thousands queued up at Tweed Heads to cross over, while a number of flights are scheduled to depart Melbourne Airport for Queensland todaySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is a snapshot of the interview with Justine Elliot MP for Richmond NSW and Julian Hill MP for Richmond VIC on the private members bill to be introduced into parliament on Monday 25th October 2021 to scrap the Cashless Debit Card. Justine is the Federal LaborMember for Richmond on the NSW North Coast. Elected in 2004, she is the first and only woman elected to the seat in its 120- year history and is a former Minister for Ageing and Parliamentary Secretary for Trade. As the Chair of Labor's Protecting Pensioners Task Force, Justine is leading the fight to scrap the Liberals and Nationals' unfair cashless debit card. Justine lives and has raised her two children near Tweed Heads with her husband Craig. Julian was elected as the Member for Bruce in the Australian Parliament in July 2016, and is the Deputy Chair of the Joint Committee of Public Accounts and Audit. He was elected as a Councillor at Port Phillip Council at the age of 25, and became the youngest ever Mayor of the City, before holding a number of senior positions within the Victorian Public Service. This snapshot includes however not limited to: What is the private members bill being introduced by Julian and to be seconded by Justine into the Parliament? What people can do to support their efforts Julian's experience of attempting to be voluntarily placed onto the cashless debit card The Centrepay system run by Centrelink. (Approximately 7 minutes) Stay tuned as the full interview becomes available. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desley-casey/message

Police in Melbourne are bracing for more protests today, after an angry mob took over the city, hijacking the Gateway Bridge and assaulting police and the media; Queensland's border bubble with New South Wales has burst again, after a COVID positive worker from Sydney visited Ballina, Byron Bay and Tweed Heads, sparking a snap 7-day lockdown of the region; and Prime Minister Scott Morrison has held his first official meeting with US President Joe Biden in New York. Presented by Jodie Speers. More news across the day on 7NEWS.com.au and 7Plus. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Police in Melbourne are bracing for more protests today, after an angry mob took over the city, hijacking the Gateway Bridge and assaulting police and the media; Queensland's border bubble with New South Wales has burst again, after a COVID positive worker from Sydney visited Ballina, Byron Bay and Tweed Heads, sparking a snap 7-day lockdown of the region; and Prime Minister Scott Morrison has held his first official meeting with US President Joe Biden in New York. Presented by Jodie Speers. More news across the day on 7NEWS.com.au and 7Plus. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week I am joined by Mark Avery to talk bout his journey from loosing a neighbour and close mate to cancer which lead Mark down a path of having panic attacks at work and masking his pain with alcohol. Funnily enough it was his daughter that came home with a Mickey Mouse drawing which said "If you can dream it, you can do it' that sparked Mark to sign up to a marathon and make a change in his life. From there he has done 21 half marathons in 21 days and 20 marathons in 20 days from Tweed Heads to Sydney all to raise money for Mental Health through The Gotcha4Life Foundation. He is now setting out to conquer the record for most distance ran in 24 hours which he is aiming to get 265km's to raise money for Outrun Cancer Foundation.  It was a pleasure to chat to Mark and I am grateful for him taking some time out of his day to jump on the podcast. Also grateful for everyone who listens to the podcast, if it is you first time welcome I hope you enjoy. All I ask is that you pay the fee of liking, sharing and subscribing all that good stuff to help me build this podcast. You can also show your support by signing up to my Patreon for as little as $3 a month link will be below.https://www.patreon.com/thebetarproject Patreon Shoutout - Blake LaverackSupport the showConnect with Nick:Instagram TikTok YouTube

Two hundred pedophile and criminal firefighters have been booted from Queensland's ranks over serious sexual and violent offences.  Pedestrians, cyclists and skateboarders are illegally crossing the Queensland and NSW border at Tweed Heads defying strict border orders. Friday's national cabinet is set to be a showdown as Prime Minister Scott Morrison seeks to “hold premiers to account” on the national plan for easing restrictions. Disney will film a blockbuster live-action adventure series about sea explorer Captain Nemo on the Gold Coast injecting $96 million dollars into the state's economy. For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription at COURIERMAIL.com.au/      See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Prof David Wilkinson (Deputy Vice-Chancellor at Macquarie University) speaks with Dr Francis Tan – a dedicated Skin Cancer Doctor who has practised in the field since 1994 – about daylight photodynamic therapy as a front-line treatment for actinic keratosis. In the podcast, Dr Tan speaks about his own experiences as a dedicated skin cancer practitioner over the past three decades, including the reasons he embarked in the field: namely, he liked working with his hands, and the immediacy of diagnosing and curing his patients of their ailments. ----more---- The podcast further explores daylight photodynamic therapy (PDT) and its benefits for treating actinic keratoses. Daylight PDT is fast becoming the best field treatment for these types of lesions, and Dr Tan speaks about how he uses this therapy in his practice in Queensland, particularly on the face and balding scalp. Dr Tan walks through the step-by-step process of treating patients with daylight PDT. He discusses which patients are candidates for this treatment which includes men who work outdoors and patients with a lot of sun damage. ----more---- About Presenters Professor David Wilkinson is Deputy Vice-Chancellor at Macquarie University. He is a registered general practitioner and public health medicine specialist. Since 2004, Professor Wilkinson's clinical work has focused on skin cancer medicine in primary care. He has published research papers on the topic, designed and led development of the only Master of Medicine degree in skin cancer, and helped develop and present a suite of skin cancer short courses delivered by HealthCert Education. Dr Francis Tan is a Skin Cancer Doctor at Coorparoo Skin Cancer & Skin Repair Centre in Brisbane. He graduated from The University of New South Wales in 1986. He worked in a variety of general practice surgeries throughout Australia, including clinics in Sydney, Tweed Heads, the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Cairns. Dr Tan obtained a Masters of Medicine from The University of Queensland in 2014 and holds an impressive portfolio of university-certified Professional Diplomas in Skin Cancer Medicine and related fields. He is particularly interested in using dermatoscopy to detect melanoma in situ and performing skin cancer surgery to the best of his ability for the benefit of his patients.

Acknowledgement of Country// News Headlines// On the May 3rd episode of 3CR's Women on the Line program, Priya caught up with Dr Indigo Willing and Emily Kafoa to talk about how skateboarders are shifting the conversation on consent, anti-racism and inclusivity. Dr Indigo Willing is a Vietnamese sociologist and skateboarder and co-founder of both We Skate Queensland and Consent is Rad, based in Meanjin on Jagera and Turrbal land. Emily Kafoa is a Bundjalung skater, a Minjungbul girl from Tweed Heads, and is the founder of Girls Skate Gold Coast as well as a new ambassador for the First Nations skate team Songline Skateboarding. Catch Women on the Line on 3CR on Mondays from 8:30-9AM, and listen back to the full episode here.// Melbourne-based stand up comedian Anna Piper-Scott joins us to discuss the slow reopening of the arts in Melbourne, and the impact this has had on performers and other arts workers. A trans woman for remarkable wit and social insight, Anna is a skilled writer and bold performer. Her comedy is incisive, relatable, well-crafted and flat out funny. You can find her website here.// Dr David Kelly, Research Fellow at the Centre for Urban Research, RMIT and an organiser at the Save Public Housing Collective, joins us to talk about Save Public Housing Collective's newly launched map, which plots public housing decline in Victoria. You can find the map and more information about the Collective here.// Bobby Nicholls is a proud Yorta Yorta, Dja Dja Wurrung and Wotjobaluk man, and a founding member of the Yalinguth Working Group. Bobby has worked for many years in community run organisations such as the Aborigines Advancement League, Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency, and the Aboriginal Housing Board of Victoria. He is also one of the founding members of Yarnin' Pictures, inspired by his passion to document Elders stories whilst training Aboriginal youth in the art of filmmaking. Bobby joins us to discuss the Yalinguth App, an audio augmented reality experience that connects people to place and history through geo-located soundscapes and stories told by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. The first site for the app is the area around Gertrude St, Fitzroy.// Songs Missing You - Budjerah Everything Is Great - Alice Skye

This week on the Coastal Dental Knight Life Podcast the team sit down and talk about the Round 15 and Round 16 games against Mackay and Brisbane Strikers, look towards the weekend match up against Capalaba and discuss all about the FFA Cup with an exclusive announcement about it all! *Special mention to our sponsors Coastal Dental Care! For all your dental needs you can find the Coastal Dental Care team from Redland Bay down to Tweed Heads!*

This week on Behind the Tools, we welcome Michael Chaplin to the show. Michael runs Tweed Electrical & Data in Tweed Heads, New South Wales, a growing business with big plans. Join Michael and our host (also called Michael), as they talk about learning lucrative lessons, enabling easy enquiries, and how to hire help. If you're keen to be a guest on Behind the Tools, send an email to behindthetools@tradifyhq.com.

Coastal Dental Knight Life Podcast returns this week with Adrian, Mark, Jimmy and new guest SAP Director Jamie Dixon as we look at the recent win against Sunshine Coast Wanderers! We review the first half of the season, preview the upcoming FFA Cup clash and talk about all things Knights from SAP to NPL Competition! *Special thank you to our sponsors Coastal Dental! For all your dental needs, you can find Coastal Dental from Redland Bay down to Tweed Heads!*

This week on the Coastal Dental Knight Life Podcast Jimmy Gelagotis joins us once again to talk about our Round 10 and FFA Cup wins against Moreton Bay and Holland Park as well as preview the big game against Peninsula Power coming up! Hear about all the developments in the junior programs as well as what is in store for the future NOW!*Thank you to our sponsors Coastal Dental Care- for all your dental needs from Redland Bay down to Tweed Heads, see the team at Coastal Dental NOW!*

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Nick Turner - Turner Design Studio - explores everything from packing a glock pistol in Iraq to what it takes to scale an architectural business to over 100 employees, what does good place making feel & look like, managing the complex issue of community consultation, exploring the notion of planning purity as opposed to planning efficiency and all things property marketing. Nicholas is the Principal and founder of Turner, one of Australia’s leading architectural practices employing around 100 permanent staff from 24 different countries. Within the practice, he leads the design of innovative mixed-use residential, public, workplace, industrial and hospitality projects that are both responsive and memorable, each with a strong identity that reflects a familial approach to repairing and enhancing the urban environment. Projects to date include locations as diverse as China, Indonesia, Nigeria, Iraq, Vietnam and Lebanon as well as locally in Sydney, Wolgan Valley, Melbourne, Tweed Heads, Bowral and a personal project of great significance in Kangaroo Valley - the design of which he literally bet his life on. Recently the practice has opened a new studio in London, offering direct access to opportunities within the UK and wider European markets. Nicholas is an accomplished speaker and presenter of ideas, providing clarity to the process of designing and delivering buildings, helping to steer a definitive course through the often-complex requirements of approvals and construction.

On today's episode, we're joined by Dr Indigo Willing and Emily Kafoa to talk about how skateboarders are shifting the conversation on consent, anti-racism and inclusivity. Indigo and Emily take us through how women and gender diverse skaters have been working to transform the scene, covering topics including community accountability, creating safe spaces, and fostering representation and diversity in skateboarding.Dr Indigo Willing is a Vietnamese sociologist and skateboarder and co-founder of both We Skate Queensland and Consent is Rad, based in Meanjin on Jagera and Turrbal land. Emily Kafoa is a Bundjalung skater, a Minjungbul girl from Tweed Heads, and is the founder of Girls Skate Gold Coast as well as a new ambassador for the First Nations skate team Songline Skateboarding.

Kangaroo Valley Fire Storm explores a personal design and building project Nick undertook in the beautiful Kangaroo Valley just a few hours south of Sydney. Now to say he put his life on the line to save this house - is no where near an understatement. He and a few of his mates and some local refugees battled and took refuge from the mega Currowan Fire and Nick’s story of preparing for, fighting and surviving this fire is nothing short of astonishing. It really does talk to Nick’s character and his detailed & thorough approach to everything he does not to mention his courage and self belief in his own design ingenuity - it’s a fascinating story and I strongly encourage you to take the time to listen to the whole thing as Nick is a great storyteller and he really does keep you on the edge of your seat throughout. Nicholas is the Principal and founder of Turner, one of Australia’s leading architectural practices employing around 100 permanent staff from 24 different countries. Within the practice, he leads the design of innovative mixed-use residential, public, workplace, industrial and hospitality projects that are both responsive and memorable, each with a strong identity that reflects a familial approach to repairing and enhancing the urban environment. Projects to date include locations as diverse as China, Indonesia, Nigeria, Iraq, Vietnam and Lebanon as well as locally in Sydney, Wolgan Valley, Melbourne, Tweed Heads, Bowral and a personal project of great significance in Kangaroo Valley - the design of which he literally bet his life on. Recently the practice has opened a new studio in London, offering direct access to opportunities within the UK and wider European markets. Nicholas is an accomplished speaker and presenter of ideas, providing clarity to the process of designing and delivering buildings, helping to steer a definitive course through the often-complex requirements of approvals and construction.

Emma might try and pretend she's one of the common folk, but the sad truth of the matter is she is deeply un-Australian. Amounting to what is effectively treason, up until this point Emma hadn't seen the CLASSIC camp Australian films ‘Muriel's Wedding' (1994) and ‘The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert' (1994). Thankfully good old Guncle Pat was here to help! This week we talk Drag Race Down Under, musical theatre, confetti, ABBA, Tweed Heads and so much more. Guys, things got a bit gay this week… and we're not even a tiny bit sorry about it. . Email: doublebeddoublebill@gmail.com Facebook & Instagram: @doublebeddoublebill Web: www.anchor.fm/doublebeddoublebill . Patrick's Instagram: @patt_howard Emma's Instagram: @emmakhamis . Produced and hosted by Patrick Howard and Emma Khamis. Music and editing by Patrick Howard. Cover image by Xanthea Hardman and Candice Foster.

Joining us on this Fitzroy Writers Festival podcast are two contributors to the Liminal Anthology Collisions: Fictions from the Future. The collection asks the question: What does the future hold? Featuring both emerging and established writers of colour, this collection showcases some of the best work that Australian literature has to offer. The stories are sites for collisions: against Eurocentric ideals, against narrow concepts of excellence, against stagnant ideas of the world to come. But collisions also manifest in the way our lives come into contact with others, how our pasts shift against the present, and how our imaginations sit against our realities. Bryant Apollonio is a Filipino-Australian writer and lawyer. He came to Sydney with his family when he was three and he currently lives in Darwin. In 2017, he won the Overland prize for fiction. Mykaela Saunders is a writer, teacher, and community researcher of Koori and Lebanese descent who has won prizes for fiction, poetry, creative non-fiction, and research. Mykaela was born on Dharug ancestors’ lands in Western Sydney, growing up between there and in Tweed Heads. Collisions: Fictions from the Future is available to buy now at all good bookstores and available to borrow at Yarra Libraries. Yarra Libraries Recommends The Swan Book – Alexis Wright Heat and Light – Ellen van Neervan Land of the Golden Clouds – Archie Weller Born into This – Adam Thompson Where the Fruit Falls – Karyn Wilde After Australia – Anthology 2666 – Roberto Bolano Fictions – Jorge Lius Borges Mona – Pola Oloixarac Blueberries – Elena Savage Don Quixote – Miguel de Cervantes “Collisions felt like speed dating, and that peculiar anxiety of finding myself falling in love with almost every new stranger I meet. Almost every writer in this anthology deserves their own book.” —Jessie Tu, The Age/SMH “In the wake of conversations around racial justice and representation entering the wider public consciousness this year [...] Let us urge you to put Collisions next on your list.” —Monisha Rudhran, Marie Claire “Collisions is full of humour, pathos, anger, warmth, and compassion. Above all, it is full of outstanding writing.” —Tracey Korsten, GLAM Adelaide Our theme is Add And by Broke for Free

Yugambeh language comes from south-east Queensland and north-eastern New South Wales — the Gold Coast, and my country - Tweed Heads.

Yugambeh language comes from south-east Queensland and north-eastern New South Wales — the Gold Coast, and my country - Tweed Heads.

“Purtroppo nel 2012 in Emilia Romagna c'è stato un violento terremoto, proprio nella zona in cui vivevo io. Fortunatamente non accadde nulla a me e alla mia famiglia, ma quella terribile esperienza mi scosse molto e mi fece riflettere sulla mia vita a tal punto da mettere tutto in discussione…”Amici di Why Not Café: italiani in Australia, vi presento Elisa, che a Tweed Heads lavora come assistente sociale (case worker) aiutando le persone a rinascere nelle loro vite.Elisa el 2013, dopo cinque anni passati a lavorare in banca, decide di averne abbastanza. Così prende un'aspettativa di un anno e parte per l'Australia.Aveva bisogno di un cambio di vita, sentiva che la vita di ufficio non faceva più per lei, ma soprattutto, sentiva di dover dedicare la sua vita agli altri.A quel tempo però non aveva idea di ciò che sarebbe diventata, quello lo avrebbe scoperto grazie ad un viaggio in Nepal, dove nel 2016 Elisa è andata per aiutare la popolazione nepalese a riprendersi dopo il violento terremoto.Quell'esperienza fa scattare il decisivo click nella testa di Elisa, che una volta tornata in Australia, decide di iscriversi al Diploma in Community Services al TAFE di Perth.Oggi Elisa lavora nel settore homelessness e aiuta le persone a compiere i primi passi verso una nuova vita.Ad Elisa oggi, mentre parla del suo lavoro, le brillano gli occhi.Che bella storia la sua!DOVE GUARDARE O ASCOLTARE L'INTERVISTA?Youtube: https://youtu.be/WgR2BsZ61rUPodcast: Ecco i momenti più importanti della nostra chiacchierata:01:30 il percorso di Elisa, dall'Italia all'Australia;05:34 un anno di aspettativa dal suo lavoro in banca;09:12 il momento Why Not di Elisa;14:36 gioie e dolori della sua vita australiana;18:30 il richiamo della zona di comfort;22:30 il percorso di Elisa per diventare case worker e il suo lavoro attuale;33:45 le gioie dell'essere assistente sociale;49:00 il percorso di visti di Elisa, oggi in attesa della residenza permanente;54:20 la definizione di cambiamento di Elisa.Buon ascolto…o buona visione!

A Filipino shop owner in Tweed Heads shares the challenges brought by border closures between New South Wales and Queensland.

In the Tweed Heads area of Northern New South Wales the spring months see good numbers of quality yellowtail kingfish move from the deeper waters offshore to the shallow inshore reefs. The opportunity to experience a savage surface bite from a big, tough fish is too much for local anglers like Sunny Sharman to resist. In this episode of ALF, Sunny lays out an entire strategy for getting hooked up to kingies in the Tweed area this season. _______________________ The Fishing Points App is Greg's preferred way to instantly record important data while he's fishing - and now comes complete with marine charts to take your fishing to the next level. https://doclures.com/points/   _______________________ Keen to support the ALF podcast, be part of the team and get some extra info? Why not check out Team Doc Lures? https://team.doclures.com ________________________ Full show notes for this episode at https://doclures.com/tweed-kingfish-sunny-sharman/

Amanda Clark is an award-winning Bariatric dietitian and founder of the Portion Perfection Plate and Bowl. Jacqui and Amanda discuss the importance of establishing string portion control habits to support long term success after surgery. Amanda Is the owner of Great Ideas In Nutrition in Tweed Heads, and has been practicing in the bariatric realm for more than 20 years, Listen up! There's much to learn here! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Bundjalung rapper is a powerful new voice on the local hip hop scene. At 22yo, JK-47 has been part of local Tweed Heads’ crews and the Brisbane hip hop community for a few years. Made For This is his debut solo album, and it speaks directly to his experience as an Indigenous man facing struggles within and outside his community. From a family of ten kids, JK-47 speaks with Richard Kingsmill of the importance of community, the at times fractured relationship with his late father, how his writing has changed since starting out, and how he feels becoming a father for the first time this year.

The Bundjalung rapper is a powerful new voice on the local hip hop scene. At 22yo, JK-47 has been part of local Tweed Heads’ crews and the Brisbane hip hop community for a few years. Made For This is his debut solo album, and it speaks directly to his experience as an Indigenous man facing struggles within and outside his community. From a family of ten kids, JK-47 speaks with Richard Kingsmill of the importance of community, the at times fractured relationship with his late father, how his writing has changed since starting out, and how he feels becoming a father for the first time this year.

Barely even a teenager when she was signed to a top modelling agency, Samantha Harris was jetting around Australia and the world appearing on runways and magazine covers before even finishing school. We chat to Sam about what it was like growing up as a well-known model in Tweed Heads, being the second Indigenous model to appear on the cover of Vogue, how she deals with online trolls, and of course we chat about her new role as an ambassador for single-ingredient skincare brand, Biologi. Check out Sam's Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/sam_harris/ Shop Biologi here: https://www.adorebeauty.com.au/biologi.html?utm_source=omny&utm_medium=podcast Support the show: https://www.adorebeauty.com.au/beautyiq See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

21Hundred is a self-taught musician and rapper who is a fixture of Brisbane known for his at length freestyles in the River City. IN 2016, 21HUNDRED walked from Tweed Heads to Cairns to Raise Awareness for the Australian Brotherhood of Fathers awareness campaign #21Fathers. At the time of this recording, 21Hundred was fresh off a ‘12 week challenge’ with a bohemian twist.

OUR FIRST GUESTS!!!! We are so proud to release this interview. We sat down with a bottle of vegan wine and two fantastic little blonde Australian girls with a dream. A BIG DREAM! To take over summers worldwide with their incredible bikini label. Vrindy and Ramana Benson founded Lahana (then Ohana!!) Swim in their tiny Tweed Heads apartment after realising there were just NO incredible swimsuits for the sexy generation of women we have around us today. They needed the perfect cut and something to tan those cheeks so they created the « basic babe » and ran from there, by ran we mean RAN. These honey’s have not stopped and they have grown their girl tribe (Lahana means tribe in an Indian language) to incredible heights and their swimsuits are now worn across the world in every ocean. They recently started Lahana Active after buying a smaller business and sky rocketing that as well. We asked them all about their business and how they began, what advice they had for passionate young business people and how they plan to prepare for a greener future. PLUS SO MUCH MORE. This podcast deserves a wine so sit down with a glass and let us know on social media what you guys think! Love always Heather & Kayla xo

In this episode of Plastics Revolution, host Tammy Ven Dange chat withs JJ Stranan of Recycled Mats based in Tweed Heads, Australia.  As a mumpreneur, JJ originally started a cultural education product business, but found her mats were in such high demand that it took the company in an entirely different direction.  Starting with an Aboriginal designer and the desire to only use recycled materials, Recycled Mats has gone from the 3rd bedroom of JJ’s house ten years ago to a  warehouse today. Furthermore, she’s trying to make every part of the business as sustainable as possible. You can read the full transcript of this episode on Tammy’s blog. Companies, Organisations and Products Mentioned in this Podcast: Recycled Mats TerraCycle Hero Packaging Credits Hosted by Tammy Ven Dange Produced by Jonny Puskas Theme Music by Joseph McDade All Rights Reserved 2020

Karen Baldwin is the owner-operator of Best Western Kennedy Drive Airport Motel, in Tweed Heads, NSW. Adrian and Karen met at the Best Western Australasia conference, where Karen and her husband Steve won a ‘Quality and Service’ Award. The couple also proudly hold a number one in customer service award. In addition to these impressive accolades, they boast the third ... Read More The post 94. Karen Baldwin on Challenges within the Accommodation Industry, Guest Perspective and Prioritising Staff Needs appeared first on Adrian Easdown.

Part 2 of the "Too-much-golf-in-too-few-days' July Golf Tour, The Chilli Dippers return to Coolangatta Tweed Heads to review the West course, and also answer some questions in a special 'Listeners Edition' of 'Whats Better'

Australian Wide Fishing Weather and Tide Report for Brisbane, Perth, Cairns, Hobart, Tweed Heads, Sydney and Melbourne. The 28th of June 2019.Whether you like to fish for Flathead, jew fish, bream or whiting this fishing report will help you plan you weekend ahead. My goal is to make fishing as easy as it possible can be, in my research I found found that fish feed at certain times, in this weather report I inform you on my personal opinion of when the best possible times to go fishing over the weekend will be.When Fishing for Flathead you want to find structure such as sand flats or weed beds and i have found my best results on the run out tide but have also had a lot of luck around low tide.If you are targeting Mulloway or Jew fish, deep holes are a good area to be fishing around, they also like to hang around bridge pylons so keep that in mind. I have heard that the best time for fishing jew fish is after a storm or rain in the river mouth when the water has a distinct colour change. using pilchards or live bait works best but can have plenty of results using a white swim bait or soft plastic lure.When Targeting bream structure is key, Bridge pylons, jetties or pontoons are where these little critters hang out, I have found like yabbies are an excellent bait but bream will pretty much take any bait at the right time.If you will be Fishing for whiting sand flats and arond weed beds are a great place to look, live yabbies or blood worms are excelent bait and with light gear these little guys can be a lot of fun. I hope you enjoy my Weekend Fishing, TIde and Weather report for Australia wide and are able to plan your weekend around fishing ;) get out there, have some fun, and until next time keep those rods ready and hold on. Social:Facebook - Dees Fishing https://www.facebook.com/Dees-Fishing...Instagram - Dees_FishingTwitter @GollerdeesWebsite - https://www.deesfishing.com.au/

Australian Wide Fishing Weather and Tide Report for Brisbane, Perth, Cairns, Hobart, Tweed Heads, Sydney and Melbourne. The 28th of June 2019.Whether you like to fish for Flathead, jew fish, bream or whiting this fishing report will help you plan you weekend ahead. My goal is to make fishing as easy as it possible can be, in my research I found found that fish feed at certain times, in this weather report I inform you on my personal opinion of when the best possible times to go fishing over the weekend will be.When Fishing for Flathead you want to find structure such as sand flats or weed beds and i have found my best results on the run out tide but have also had a lot of luck around low tide.If you are targeting Mulloway or Jew fish, deep holes are a good area to be fishing around, they also like to hang around bridge pylons so keep that in mind. I have heard that the best time for fishing jew fish is after a storm or rain in the river mouth when the water has a distinct colour change. using pilchards or live bait works best but can have plenty of results using a white swim bait or soft plastic lure.When Targeting bream structure is key, Bridge pylons, jetties or pontoons are where these little critters hang out, I have found like yabbies are an excellent bait but bream will pretty much take any bait at the right time.If you will be Fishing for whiting sand flats and arond weed beds are a great place to look, live yabbies or blood worms are excelent bait and with light gear these little guys can be a lot of fun. I hope you enjoy my Weekend Fishing, TIde and Weather report for Australia wide and are able to plan your weekend around fishing ;) get out there, have some fun, and until next time keep those rods ready and hold on. Social:Facebook - Dees Fishing https://www.facebook.com/Dees-Fishing...Instagram - Dees_FishingTwitter @GollerdeesWebsite - https://www.deesfishing.com.au/

Australian Wide Fishing Weather and Tide Report for Brisbane, Perth, Cairns, Hobart, Tweed Heads, Sydney and Melbourne. The 28th of June 2019.Whether you like to fish for Flathead, jew fish, bream or whiting this fishing report will help you plan you weekend ahead. My goal is to make fishing as easy as it possible can be, in my research I found found that fish feed at certain times, in this weather report I inform you on my personal opinion of when the best possible times to go fishing over the weekend will be.When Fishing for Flathead you want to find structure such as sand flats or weed beds and i have found my best results on the run out tide but have also had a lot of luck around low tide.If you are targeting Mulloway or Jew fish, deep holes are a good area to be fishing around, they also like to hang around bridge pylons so keep that in mind. I have heard that the best time for fishing jew fish is after a storm or rain in the river mouth when the water has a distinct colour change. using pilchards or live bait works best but can have plenty of results using a white swim bait or soft plastic lure.When Targeting bream structure is key, Bridge pylons, jetties or pontoons are where these little critters hang out, I have found like yabbies are an excellent bait but bream will pretty much take any bait at the right time.If you will be Fishing for whiting sand flats and arond weed beds are a great place to look, live yabbies or blood worms are excelent bait and with light gear these little guys can be a lot of fun. I hope you enjoy my Weekend Fishing, TIde and Weather report for Australia wide and are able to plan your weekend around fishing ;) get out there, have some fun, and until next time keep those rods ready and hold on. Social:Facebook - Dees Fishing https://www.facebook.com/Dees-Fishing...Instagram - Dees_FishingTwitter @GollerdeesWebsite - https://www.deesfishing.com.au/

Australia is perhaps the least densely populated major country in the world yet a number of urban and coastal regional areas are experiencing a housing crisis where many people are now living without homes. The Northern Rivers faces significant challenges in terms of housing affordability and homelessness. Recent figures suggest that Tweed Heads was the 8th least affordable housing city in the world, that Byron Shire had the least affordable private rents of anywhere in NSW, with Ballina, Clarence Valley and Tweed Shire also in the top nine least affordable areas in the state (North Coast Community Housing Annual Report 2017-2018). What can we do to address this? Join facilitator Adele Wessell (Southern Cross University) in conversation with the expert panel: Tony Davies (CEO Social Futures); John McKenna (CEO North Coast Community Housing) and researcher Dr Sandy Darab (Southern Cross University) discussing "Living without homes - how can we fix the regions housing crisis?" Presented by the Lismore Regional Gallery and Southern Cross University, Thursday Night Live! is a monthly talks program putting critical, thought-provoking topics in the spotlight. Held on the second Thursday of each month. Cafe opens at 5.30pm and the panel discussion begins at 6pm.

Weekend Weather Report for the week of 26th of April. Get out their and have a fish.This episode includes what the best days for fishing will be and the weather for: Brisebane, Tweed Heads, Cairns, Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart, Perth.Thanks For Listening

Are you a healthcare services consumer? Specifically - have you accessed any form of maternity healthcare services in the last few years? On Friday May 25th 2018, Sally Cusack & I spent the day up at Tweed Heads, attending a Consultation workshop as part of the governments plans to develop a National Strategic Approach to Maternity Services. The consultation was hosted by the Australian Health Ministers Advisory Council (AHMAC). The expected outcome for the NSAMS project is a document to guide national maternity services policy.Along with about 20 other people we debated and discussed, listened and contributed to the conversation. What should maternity services look like in the future? What are the main frameworks and who are the key stakeholders? What’s missing from the current system and how do we go about attaining a system that delivers better outcomes for mothers, their babies, their families and those that work within these systems?I have the beautiful Sally Cusack in the studio, join us as we discuss all this and more on this special episode of Pregnancy, Birth & Beyond.Further reading on overdiagnosis raised by Sally: https://www.smh.com.au/healthcare/overdiagnosis-is-harming-patients-and-action-is-required-says-chief-medical-officer-20181014-p509jx.htmlProduced and presented by Annalee AtiaCopyright PBB Media and Annalee Atia 2018.www.pbbmedia.org

Are you a healthcare services consumer? Specifically - have you accessed any form of maternity healthcare services in the last few years? On Friday May 25th 2018, Sally Cusack & I spent the day up at Tweed Heads, attending a Consultation workshop as part of the governments plans to develop a National Strategic Approach to Maternity Services. The consultation was hosted by the Australian Health Ministers Advisory Council (AHMAC). The expected outcome for the NSAMS project is a document to guide national maternity services policy.Along with about 20 other people we debated and discussed, listened and contributed to the conversation. What should maternity services look like in the future? What are the main frameworks and who are the key stakeholders? What’s missing from the current system and how do we go about attaining a system that delivers better outcomes for mothers, their babies, their families and those that work within these systems?I have the beautiful Sally Cusack in the studio, join us as we discuss all this and more on this special episode of Pregnancy, Birth & Beyond.Further reading on overdiagnosis raised by Sally: https://www.smh.com.au/healthcare/overdiagnosis-is-harming-patients-and-action-is-required-says-chief-medical-officer-20181014-p509jx.htmlProduced and presented by Annalee AtiaCopyright PBB Media and Annalee Atia 2018.www.pbbmedia.org

UPDATE! New Event! Functional Gastroenterology Practicum with Dr Steven Sandberg-Lewis and Dr Nirala Jacobi, The SIBO Doctor Registration Now Open Limited to 100 Seats. Early Bird Available. 10-11 November 2018 Tweed Heads, NSW Australia   Dr Nirala Jacobi is in conversation with Dr Steven Sandberg-Lewis.  Dr Sandberg-Lewis is a highly regarded and well known naturopathic physician. He has been a professor at the National University of Naturopathic Medicine (NUNM) since 1985, in Portland, Oregon.  Dr Sandberg-Lewis has a part-time clinical practice and is the author of several Townsend Letter award-winning articles, and of the medical textbook ‘Functional Gastroenterology, Assessing and Addressing the Causes of Functional Digestive Disorders'.  He has also been named one of the Top Docs in Portland Oregon in 2014.   Topics discussed include: How did Dr Steven Sandberg-Lewis (Dr SSL) first learn about SIBO? Gastrointestinal conditions with underlying connections to SIBO, such as Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH), and Crohn's Disease. EXCLUSIVE EVENT November 7th - 8th, 2018 in Australia (Gold Coast TBA) 2 Day Functional Gastroenterology Physical Exam workshop, in person, with Dr SSL. thesibodoctor.com for more information 100 participants only What else can we expect from the Functional Gastroenterology Physical Exam workshop? Reflex point assessment Combination techniques Secretion points Bennett's points on the cranium and abdomen How to learn if the ileocecal valve is open or closed Riddler's points Physical exam for gastroenterology - how to assess your patients. Visceral techniques such as manual correction of hiatal hernias. The prevalence of hiatal hernias in different populations and what it can cause, e.g. reflux, anxiety, constipation issues, diaphragmatic issues. What is the difference between a true sliding hiatal hernia and hiatal hernia syndrome? What symptoms can be expected with sliding hiatal hernia, and how does it relate to SIBO? Who first developed this technique? Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) Kinesiology in relationship to Functional Gastroenterology Physical Assessment Quantum Reflex Analysis use in the clinical setting. Manual corrections of the digestive tract Ileocecal valve manoeuvre as related to SIBO. Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and the hypotonic ileocecal valve. Reasons for tenderness of the ileocecal valve on physical exam. Dr SSL's clinical experience of ileocecal valve corrections. Hiatal hernias and the link to arrhythmias. Ileocecal valve tone and the relationship to adrenal function. Dr Jacobi's advice for documented hiatal hernia patients 500mL of water in the morning on an empty stomach, then do 20-30 heel drops. The weight of the water will pull the stomach back down. Exercises to do after the hiatal adjustment to assist visceral compliance ongoingly. The link between the client's emotional body and their physical conditions, and how to integrate this into a clinical setting with the physical Neurofeedback - the importance of points Fp1 and Fp2. The link between constipation, hiatal hernia, and anxiety. Neuro-Emotional Technique (NET) for emotional clearing.   Resources Dr Steven Sandberg-Lewis Medical textbook Functional Gastroenterology, Assessing and Addressing the Causes of Functional Digestive Disorders by Dr Steven Sandberg-Lewis EXCLUSIVE EVENT November 7th - 8th, 2018 in Australia (Gold Coast TBA) 2 Day Functional Gastroenterology Physical Exam workshop, in person, with Dr SSL. thesibodoctor.com for more information 100 participants only Dr Mark Pimentel Dr Allison Siebecker Quantum Reflex Analysis Dr Jacobi's advice for documented hiatal hernia patients 500mL of water in the morning on an empty stomach, then do 20-30 heel drops. The weight of the water will pull the stomach back down.  

Scotty De jongh comes on to this weeks show and talks about his health issues as a young man. His big win in the Tweed Heads prestige singles. How good it felt to be ranked no.1 in Australia for a short time. And also tells some very funny stories and much more.

Indigenous women are now on the frontlines when it comes to defending their land and livelihood. Crystal Lamemen is part of a community of 900 Woodland Cree people who for thousands of years have resided in the Beaver Lake Cree Nation, a territory in Alberta, Canada. Indigenous women are now on the front lines when it comes to defending their land and livelihood in the face of mining, other extractive industries and environmental changes. Crystal is joined by Amelia Telford, a Bundjalung woman from Tweed Heads, who is campaigning for climate justice, particularly for Indigenous people. With age-old treaties and new age methods like social media, how can traditional communities protect their land?

Weand're talking to the Gideons on the eve of their 2015 Convention at Twin Towns on the Gold coast / Tweed Heads. This organisation established 115 years ago has distributed more than 2 billion Bibles. Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.