Podcast appearances and mentions of Victoria Street

Featuring the latest in activist campaigns and struggles against oppression fighting for a better world with anti-capitalist analysis on current affairs and international politics. Presenters: Jordan AK, Stephanie Mierisch, Mariota Spens.NewsreportsDiscussion from the presenters on the latest developments in Palestine following ceasefire on January 20The takeaways from Trump's inauguration and what it represents for US Imperialism and it's failures to address the general issues facing working class people.The rise of antisemitic attacks in so-called Australia including acts of arson and the cynical response from the Albanese government and authorities.Presenters discuss the review of the film "Wicked", patriarchal capitalism and resistance from Green Left.Interviews and DiscussionsMariota Spens, artist and refugee rights activist joins the program to discussing the links between art and envisioning alternatives to the capitalist system. Mariota will be presenting a gallery tilted "Sleeping through" which starts on Jan 30 and goes until Feb 9 at the One Star Gallery, 301 Victoria Street, Melbourne. You can listen to the individual interview here. Nurse Matt, ANMF delegate and part of Healthcare Workers for Palestine joins the program to discuss the response of healthcare workers to the genocide in Gaza. You can listen to the individual interview here.Songs playedMercy Mercy, Me - Marvin GayeDobby - Rapper Tag #27 

Lễ hội Tết nguyên đán 2025 tại Richmond đánh dấu cột mốc quan trọng 50 năm định cư của người Việt tại Úc, 25 năm thành lập Hội thương gia trên đường Victoria Street (VSBA), 10 năm khánh thành cổng chào mang tính biểu tượng của người Việt với chim hạc và nón lá trên đường Victoria Street. Đến để chiêm ngưỡng 'sự thay da đổi thịt' của một cộng đồng đã đóng góp cho nước Úc nửa thế kỷ...

Today's Destination is: Edinburgh, Scotland   Today's Misstep- Too much of a good thing   Travel Advice: Eat early, rest early   FAQ: How do I remember to stretch while on the road?   Answer: Tips for Remembering to Stretch: Set Phone Reminders: Schedule gentle reminders on your phone for morning and evening stretches. This way, it's a built-in routine, just like brushing your teeth. Tie it to Daily Activities: Stretch after sitting for long periods, like after a meal or a bus/train ride. This helps to break up stiffness and becomes part of your rhythm. Use Cues in Your Environment: Place visual cues like a stretchy band or even a scarf in plain sight to remind you to stretch or exercise. Wind Down with Evening Stretches: A simple stretching routine before bed helps with relaxation and keeps you consistent.   Today's destination: Edinburgh, Scotland, It's got to be one of the favorite places in Europe for great walkable cities. There are hills, though, which can be challenging. I was there in July, right before the Fringe Festival, which is in August. This is a very busy time for tourists, and they say the city gets clogged up. To maximize my visit, I chose the hop-on, hop-off tour bus, which allowed me to take three different routes for 24 hours, so I spread it over two days. Edinburgh is safe for solo travelers, but as with any city, keep an eye on your belongings in crowded areas. Edinburgh weather can change rapidly. Dress in layers, and carry a light rain jacket or umbrella. If you are hearty and want a challenge, Hike Arthur's Seat, a small hill, which will take 2-2.5 hours, with a great view. It's Stop 13 on the Green tour, Of course you want to see Edinburgh castle, the National Museum (free) and Gallery. Oh, and see Parliament, too. Recommend Carlton Hill, with National Monument. They still shoot off canons here daily. Here are my top recommendations:  Edinburgh Castle. visit the city's most famous landmark with a breathtaking view over Edinburgh. You'll see the Crown Jewels of Scotland , the mint, and the Stone of Destiny. Consider taking a guided tour to learn more about the castle's history. Arrive early in the day to avoid crowds.  Royal Mile Stroll, for basic people-watching and shopping. Why Visit: The Royal Mile connects Edinburgh Castle to Holyrood Palace, offering charming cobblestone streets, historic buildings, churches, shops, and cafes. Stop in for a mass if it's your jam, and see a religious service here at St. Giles. Tips: Take your time exploring the side streets and grab a coffee in a cozy café along the way. You may even stop in the Harry Potter neighborhood, Diiagon Alley, Victoria Street, like I did. Mentioned earlier,  Arthur's Seat Hike. Why Visit: Arthur's Seat offers a gentle trail and panoramic views of the city and coastline. It's free, and it's a great place for those who enjoy light hiking. Tips: Choose the easiest route (via Dunsapie Loch) if you want a less strenuous climb. Bring a windbreaker; it can get windy at the top. Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Why Visit: This peaceful oasis is perfect for a relaxing afternoon stroll among exotic plants and beautifully landscaped gardens. I loved this place and the park across the street, it was not on the touristy lists. Britannia Port is nearby, too. Princes Street Gardens Located right in the city's heart, these gardens are ideal for a leisurely walk with views of the castle and great nature-loving. It's hard to miss this neighborhood. If you're visiting during December, check out the Christmas Market held here for a festive experience.  Today's Misstep: Too much of a good thing, touristy places. Today's Travel Advice- Eat early and rest early Connect with Dr. Travelbest 5 Steps to Solo Travel website Dr. Mary Travelbest X Dr. Mary Travelbest Facebook Page Dr. Mary Travelbest Facebook Group Dr. Mary Travelbest Instagram Dr. Mary Travelbest Podcast Dr. Travelbest on TikTok Dr.Travelbest onYouTube In the news  

Chief Minister on Manx Care's future, windfarm microplastics, bank nurse v agency nurse pay differential & Victoria Street parking suspension shelved. It's Mannin Line with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio

Welcome to another iteration of the Monday Breakfast show, recorded at 3CR Community Radio in Naarm. In today's episode you'll hear: Annie McLoughlin's reflections on the week of Disrupt Land Forces events, particularly the police violence which occurred outside the Convention centre on Wednesday. The segment also features vox pops of attendees of the DLF events. It also includes swearing.  The segment originally aired on Saturday during Solidarity Breakfast. You can catch the full episode at 3cr.org.au/solidaritybreakfast or listen live on Saturdays from 7:30 to 9AM. Speeches from the Free Palestine rally here in Naarm from Sunday the 15th of September:- First we'll hear from Mai Saif, a Palestinian activist and community organiser, a member of Free Palestine of Melbourne, and the Palestinian Community Association of Victoria. Mai speaks about what's currently happening in Jenin as Israel escalates its genocidal conquest of Palestine into the West Bank.- Then we hear from Yosi Herma, a member of Free Palestine Geelong, who spoke of Geelong'shistory of manufacturing weapons parts and the city's efforts to cover up those ties.Concrete Gang crew's update on the 'Line In The Sand' campaign, a campaign launched to push back against the Federal Government's draconian administration laws which threaten to reshape the CFMEU. You can listen to the full episode at 3cr.org.au/concretegang or tune in live on Sundays from 9:30 to 10AM.On Sunday the 22nd of September a fundraiser will be held at Shop Bao Ngoc in so-called Brunswick. The event hopes to raise funds for Blak and Brown community activists as well as their medical costs. To find out more about the event, Rob spoke with one of its organizers, Mo. You can read more about the event here and the fundraiser here.Community Events:On Monday the 16th of September five Melbourne choirs will come together to sing songs by Victor Jara, the famed Chilean poet and singer who was murdered on September 16 1973 after a military coup. The event is free for all, and will take place at Trades Hall, in the loading dock on the corner of Lygon and Victoria Street in Carlton from 7:30pm.  Songs played: 'Letting Go' - Angie McMahon'Do The Labour' - RaceRage (Feat. Jamaica Moana) 'Hues of Red' - Marxist Love Disco Ensemble 

On our latest podcast, chat about about the episodes of Corrie shown in the UK between the 15th and the 19th July (Episodes #11,311 - 11,316). WitH Lauren now confirmed as definitely not dead, it doesn't take long for the word to spread on the Street. Can Joel silence her before she blabs about why she's really been in hiding all this time? Lauren's not the only plucky young blonde causing bother this week either, as Betsy, not content with just blackmailing Joel, manages to get both Carla and Beth wrapped round her little finger too. Also this week, Amy signs up to the Institute, Mason's released from prison and Kit digs for dirt on Craig. There's been a fair bit of Corrie news this week, which means a bumper edition of The Kabin, which sees us discussing stories such as the Inside Soap Awards nominations, ITV's new eBay marketplace for old costumes and props, and the reveal of Victoria Street's new Sainsbury's. We round off the show with your feedback on last week's Lauren and Joel two-hander! Street Talk - 00:10:11 The Kabin - 02:25:10 Feedback - 03:00:46

On The Alfred Daily Today: Shaftesbury What's on announcements Four schools are winners in Shaftesbury Pub's Fence competition - Shaftesbury Primary comes first Royal Mail job vacancies Post office Royal Mail in Shaftesbury New roadside egg sales in Motcombe Dorset Police 101 number restored after Sunday morning failure Taylor's leather chain failure means empty Bell Street store Shaftesbury BUPA Dentist host first dog show 300 artworks and classic cars to see An eclectic East Knoyle exhibition Tickets on sale for Big Carnival Gold Hill fundraiser Shaftesbury Swift watch with Kathy Morgan Donhead Diary - Heating engineer Mark Benfield on his biggest challenges Events within one hour's drive of Shaftesbury for Monday Kate and Karren chat over the garden fence about Victoria Street closure Sunday short story Shaftesbury writer Liz Foster - Moving on

Fev takes Street Talk to Richmond on the iconic Victoria Street with Collingwood star Jack Crisp.Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcast/fifi-fev-and-nickSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Laurie DeCroos: Support & Education Coordinator for the Alzheimer's Society responsible for  First Link®, Northern Indigenous Community Outreach & Collaboration (covering Northern Interior, Northwest & Northeast).  Alzheimer Society of BC - Northern Resource Centre#302-1811 Victoria Street, Prince George, BC  V2L 2L6Ph: 250-564-7533   Fax: 250-564-1642  Toll free: 1-866-564-7533ldecroos@alzheimerbc.org First Link Dementia Helpline: Monday to Friday: 9am to 8pm: 1-800-936-6033 Website: https://alzheimer.ca/bc/en/help-support/find-support-bc/northern-region  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/boomercasts/message

Two men arrested in connection with the murder of five-year-old Ditebogo Junior Phalane will appear this morning in the Pretoria North magistrate's court. Gauteng police arrested the duo in Soshanguve in two separate locations on Wednesday. The funeral service of Ditebogo Jnr Phalane online. Israel is set to present its counterarguments at the ICJ today after South Africa approached the court yesterday asking for it to order Israel to stop its military operations in Gaza, as it sought to show the court Israel's genocidal intent is growing. Rescue and recovery operations at the 75 Victoria Street building collapse site in George will cease today, and access to Victoria Street will remain closed from York Street. Rescue workers and other role-players have been on site for 259 hours. The 30/30 Project looks deep into the lives of young disruptors to understand who they are on a personal level, their career aspirations and their relationship with the idea of jobs and work in a country rife with youth unemployment, and their sense of civic duty and activism in the run-up to the 2024 election. SPORTS WRAP. Spreading good news with Brent Lindeque. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After more than 116 hours, rescue operations at the George building collapse yesterday identified a person that was alive and later rescued him. The man has been identified as 33-year-old tiler Gabriel Guambe. He was found after rescuers heard him speak from under the debris. So far, the George Municipality has confirmed the death toll has now risen to 24 in the building collapse. In a statement issued today, rescue workers continue on site in Victoria Street where they are still hopeful of retrieving workers. To tell u smore about the rescue operation, we're joined by Colin Deiner, Western Cape Chief of Disaster.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Natalie Malgas | Reporter with EWN Day seven of the rescue and recovery efforts at 75 Victoria Street in George sees operations forging ahead with renewed determination. Despite the challenges, progress is evident following the miraculous rescue of Mr. Gabriel Guambe over the weekend. However, the grim reality remains as the death toll climbs to 17, with 14 individuals still hospitalized and 35 unaccounted for. The Joint District Operations Centre diligently verifies reported numbers to ensure accuracy amidst the ongoing collaboration with recovery teams, hospitals, and forensic services. As the National Minister of Police, Mr. Bheki Cele, visits the site to assess the situation, authorities emphasize the need for continued support. Urgently needed are psychosocial support practitioners proficient in Chewa, Portuguese, and Shona languages to assist survivors and their families during this challenging time. We are joined by EWN reporter, Natalie Malgas,  for further updates as the rescue efforts persist.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Emergency workers continued their search overnight for people who remain unaccounted  for following the collapse of a building in Victoria Street in George THIS WEEK.  Shortly after midnight THIS MORNING, rescue workers managed to retrieve the body of yet another person from underneath the rubble.  The death toll now stands at 14 . For the latest Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Western Cape Chief Director for Disaster Management, Colin Deiner 

Carl Wastie called EWN's Natalie Malgas to get the latest on the tragic building collapse in George.  Donations can be delivered to the tent site via Ivy Street at 79 Victoria Street, Delplan Consulting which is being manned by Gift of the Givers and Herman Pienaar of LoveGeorge.Those wanting to help can also contact Gift of the Givers' Mario Ferreira on 082 490 2752 and Herman Pienaar on 082 829 6428.Financial donations can be sent to the following account:George Municipality: Relief and Charitable FundABSA BANK - Cheque Acc: 9149554208See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Mayor of George, Leon Van Wyk, brings an update on the status of the tragic building collapse incident on Victoria Street. Over 200 rescuers have been working urgently to rescue trapped construction workers from the debris. The Mayor describes the city's plans for investigation and recovery.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At least two people have died and 22 others injured after a building under construction collapsed in Victoria Street, George, in the Western Cape. About 75 workers were on site when the multi-storey building crashed down yesterday afternoon. For an update, Elvis Presslin spoke to the George Mayor, Leon van Wyk

Pour les lecteurs d'Arthur Conan Doyle, le père de Sherlock Holmes, ou les amateurs de films policiers, le terme "Scotland Yard" reste associé à la police britannique.Mais pourquoi porte-t-elle ce nom ? Pour le comprendre, il faut remonter loin en arrière, au Xe siècle précisément. À cette époque, le Roi d'Angleterre, Edgar le Pacifique, qui règne de 959 à 975, cherche à s'attirer les bonnes grâces des Écossais.Il veut en effet se faire un allié du Roi d'Écosse, Kenneth II, qui, par ses raids, rend peu sûre la frontière nord de l'Angleterre.Pour sceller l'alliance entre les deux Royaumes, Edgar offre un terrain à Kenneth II. Situé au bord de la Tamise, il deviendra une enclave écossaise au cœur de Londres.En référence à son propriétaire, on appelle bientôt ce domaine "Scotland Yard", autrement dit le "jardin écossais". Et, de fait, durant deux siècles, le terrain appartiendra bien à l'Écosse, avant d'être restitué aux Anglais.Mais les diplomates écossais, en mission à Londres, continueront longtemps de résider dans des bâtiments construits en ces lieux.Et c'est sur ce terrain de "Scotland Yard" que, au début du XIXe siècle, la nouvelle "metropolitan police service", créée en 1829 par sir Robert Peel, le ministre de l'Intérieur, va établir son siège.Désormais le nom de ce lieu va rester attaché à la police britannique et connaître la renommée que l'on sait. Mais les locaux paraissent bientôt trop étroits, et les services de police déménagent à plusieurs reprises.En 1890, ils s'installent 500 mètres plus au sud, à Victoria Embankment, une artère située sur les rives de la Tamise. Pour marquer le changement d'adresse, tout en restant fidèle au nom qui l'a rendue célèbre, la police britannique se fait désormais appeler "new Scotland Yard".Elle reste là jusqu'en 1967, pour déménager alors sur Victoria Street. Elle n'est guère éloignée de son lieu d'origine, puisque sa nouvelle adresse ne se trouve qu'à un kilomètre au sud de ses premiers locaux. Enfin, en 2016, un dernier déplacement voit le retour à Victoria Embankment. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

In our latest podcast, we chat about what went on in the show between the 22nd and the 26th April (Episodes #11,246 - 11,251). Well this week's action certainly stirred up some strong opinions online, didn't it? And we're not talking about the will-they-won't-they relationship status of Asha and Nina either.. No, it seems that with Toyah's new story, which kicked off on Monday, Corrie is asking its viewers to suspend quite a bit of disbelief and accept the fact that for six months or so of 2001, Toyah was pregnant with Phil Simmonds' baby. You know, despite there being no evidence on screen at the time that that could have possibly been the case. Since rumours of this story started doing the rounds about a month or so ago, we've been whipping ourselves into a frenzy about the unlikelihood of this turn of events, and now it's been shown on screen... we really do have mixed opinions. Elsewhere this week, the little projectionist living inside Roy's head treats us to another thrilling instalment of what's going on in his inner psyche, Amy struggles to find interview guests for her new radio show (we've all been there, Amy!) and Todd makes a scandalous discovery tucked amongst Archie's files at the undertaker's... Up next on the podcast, we take a trip to the Kabin, where the new sponsor taking over the Co-op unit on Victoria Street has been revealed, and Sue Cleaver's got a new book coming out later in the year! We've got plenty of listener emails to get through at the end of the episode, so we round things of with a bit of a bumper feedback section. Street Talk - 00:07:22 The Kabin - 02:24:26 Feedback - 02:40:24  

Police have arrested two individuals for criminal damage related to traffic lights at the intersection Victoria Street and Nicholson Street in Carlton.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Firefighters have been working to put out a huge timber fire which broke out at a rubbish and recycling plant in Onehunga on Wednesday. FENZ has closed Victoria Street, and crews are expected to continue working for most of Thursday. The facility, called Green Gorilla, is the largest processor of construction and demolition waste in the country. Green Gorilla chief executive Elaine Morgan spoke to Corin Dann.

Fire Crews in Onehunga have spent the night at the scene of Wednesday's huge rubbish and recycling plant fire and will remain there for most of Thursday. Wednesday's fire at the facility resulted in the evacuation of surrounding commercial properties and a warning to those living nearby to stay inside and keep their windows shut. Victoria Street remains closed. Green Gorilla, is the largest processor of construction and demolition waste in the country. Reporter Felix Walton spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Time isn't a real thing and we made it up. Thanks to this week's Patreon supporter, Allee! Phoenix Register: Hogwarts Legacy is the best-selling game in the UK and the US for 2023. It was also the most-searched game on Google. A giant elder wand has gone up at Epic Universe! Pictures here. It's acting as a beacon to mark the entrance of the Wizarding World land. Sad news: with episode 200, we're  bringing SpeakBeasty to a close. It's not goodbye, it's see you later! The last episode is actually dropping 3/31, not right before the eclipse. “My dog's really cute, and so is my husband, and I'm kinda funny…” Main Discussion: Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts experiences in Edinburgh! We talk about The Elephant House Cafe, Greyfriars Kirkyard, various inspirations for Hogwarts (including Donaldson Hall), Victoria Street, Museum Context, Loch Ness, the Kelpies, Scottish wildcats, and Edinburgh's history with witches. Marjolaine mentions a special experience in the Elephant House's bathroom.  How many bottles of whisky did Chris bring home?? Sometimes the lizard brain kicks in. Find out the daring way Ann distracted the TSA from noticing all of Chris' whisky.  No-Maj Movie Magic: location scouting! Find out what a location scout has to look for, and how it applied to the Fantastic Beasts series. We've linked it before, but the interview with Christian Manz can be read here. Podcast Question: Why do you think the Elder Wand was chosen as the Wizarding World beacon at Epic Universe? What would you have chosen?

Acknowledgement of Country// Headlines// Have you ever wondered how to shut down capitalism? Protect the habitat of your favourite marsupial? Write an angry letter to your member of parliament? tIf you have, then our interview with Iain MacIntyre from the Commons Social Change Library is a must listen. The Commons Social Change Library is a service that documents the collective wisdom of people who have engaged in social change struggles and campaigns in so-called Australia and the world, and is committed to making that information freely available to facilitate the challenging of social injustice. Today, you'll hear part one of Spike's interview with Iain, where they discuss a definition of social change and why it is important that information about the struggles can be accessed freely. They also discuss why documenting struggles helps us achieve social change, and the first steps taken in a social justice campaign.// Guda Maluyligal leaders Wadhuam Pabai Pabai and Wadhuam Paul Kabai joined us to speak about the direct impact that climate change is having in the Zenadth Kes region on the lives, cultures and futures of Guda Maluyligal communities. In 2021 Uncle Pabai and Uncle Paul brought a class action known as the Australian Climate Case against the Commonwealth Government of so-called Australia to challenge its failure to prevent and act on climate change. We were also joined by Ruby Mitchell, from Grata Fund, a specialist non-profit litigation fund working to support the case. You can support Uncle Pabai and Uncle Paul's fight and follow the case here.// This year marks the 100th anniversary of the first radio broadcast in Australia on the 23rd of November, 1923. Since that time radio has been seen as a source of entertainment, information and companionship to generations of people.  Today we commemorated 100 years of radio in so-called Australia by welcoming 3CR chairperson Pilar Aguilera to Thursday Breakfast to talk about our station's contribution to this history. Pilar will be participating in the discussion ‘Tuning In or Fading Out: Radio's past, present and future' at the Eureka Centre tonight in Ballarat.// Documentary maker, writer, and broadcaster on 3CR's Women on the Line program Xen Nhà joins us to discuss the upcoming Narrm premiere of the documentary 'Fly in Power', which weaves a story of Asian sex workers' community care, solidarity and organising for justice and labour rights. The documentary, which Xen produced, follows Charlotte, a Korean massage worker and core organizer of Red Canary Song, a social justice collective of Asian diasporic massage workers, sex workers and allies who basebuild through mutual aid. Through Charlotte's story, we learn how the incarceration system is pitted against Asian migrant women and their survival. Xen has offered two free tickets to the premiere for 3CR listeners, so make sure to send us a direct message on Instagram at @3crthursdaybreakfast to go in the running to claim them! Fly in Power premieres next Thursday the 30th of November from 6-9PM at 229 Victoria Street, Brunswick, co-hosted by Vixen and Red Canary Song and with food provided by Shop Bao Ngoc. You can buy tickets and/or donate to the Asian Migrant Sex Worker Advisory Group via Humanitix.//

Acknowledgement of Country// Headlines// Have you ever wondered how to shut down capitalism? Protect the habitat of your favourite marsupial? Write an angry letter to your member of parliament? tIf you have, then our interview with Iain MacIntyre from the Commons Social Change Library is a must listen. The Commons Social Change Library is a service that documents the collective wisdom of people who have engaged in social change struggles and campaigns in so-called Australia and the world, and is committed to making that information freely available to facilitate the challenging of social injustice. Today, you'll hear part one of Spike's interview with Iain, where they discuss a definition of social change and why it is important that information about the struggles can be accessed freely. They also discuss why documenting struggles helps us achieve social change, and the first steps taken in a social justice campaign.// Guda Maluyligal leaders Wadhuam Pabai Pabai and Wadhuam Paul Kabai joined us to speak about the direct impact that climate change is having in the Zenadth Kes region on the lives, cultures and futures of community. In 2021 Uncle Pabai and Uncle Paul brought a class action known as the Australian Climate Case against the Commonwealth Government of so-called Australia to challenge its failure to prevent and act on climate change. We were also joined by Ruby Mitchell, from Grata Fund, a specialist non-profit litigation fund working to support the case. You can support Uncle Pabai and Uncle Paul's fight and follow the case here.// This year marks the 100th anniversary of the first radio broadcast in Australia on the 23rd of November, 1923. Since that time radio has been seen as a source of entertainment, information and companionship to generations of people.  Today we commemorated 100 years of radio in so-called Australia by welcoming 3CR chairperson Pilar Aguilera to Thursday Breakfast to talk about our station's contribution to this history. Pilar will be participating in the discussion ‘Tuning In or Fading Out: Radio's past, present and future' at the Eureka Centre tonight in Ballarat.// Documentary maker, writer, and broadcaster on 3CR's Women on the Line program Xen Nhà joins us to discuss the upcoming Narrm premiere of the documentary 'Fly in Power', which weaves a story of Asian sex workers' community care, solidarity and organising for justice and labour rights. The documentary, which Xen produced, follows Charlotte, a Korean massage worker and core organizer of Red Canary Song, a social justice collective of Asian diasporic massage workers, sex workers and allies who basebuild through mutual aid. Through Charlotte's story, we learn how the incarceration system is pitted against Asian migrant women and their survival. Xen has offered two free tickets to the premiere for 3CR listeners, so make sure to send us a direct message on Instagram at @3crthursdaybreakfast to go in the running to claim them! Fly in Power premieres next Thursday the 30th of November from 6-9PM at 229 Victoria Street, Brunswick, co-hosted by Vixen and Red Canary Song and with food provided by Shop Bao Ngoc. You can buy tickets and/or donate to the Asian Migrant Sex Worker Advisory Group via Humanitix.//

In this episode, we delve into the perplexing disappearance of Lawrence Maitland from the heart of Lax Kw'alaams, a remote village in British Columbia. It has now been over four years since Lawrence mysteriously vanished, leaving his family and the police with more questions than answers.Lawrence was last spotted in mid-July of 2019, pushing his bicycle along Victoria Street. What makes his case even more baffling is the circumstances surrounding his disappearance. His keys and wallet were found untouched in his home, doors unlocked and lights still on.From the very beginning, law enforcement suspected foul play, and the North District Major Crime Unit was brought in to assist the Prince Rupert RCMP. Yet, despite their relentless efforts, Lawrence Maitland remains missing, leaving his family in a painful limbo of uncertainty.In this episode, we hear from Lawrence's family members, who passionately plead for anyone with information to come forward. They firmly believe that someone out there holds the key to solving this mystery and bringing their loved one home.Lawrence Maitland is described as a 44-year-old Indigenous man, standing at 5'9" and weighing 187 lbs. He has distinctive features, including slicked-back black hair and a black goatee.If you have any information that could shed light on Lawrence Maitland's disappearance, please contact the Prince Rupert RCMP at (250) 627-0700. Join us as we shine a spotlight on this perplexing case and strive to bring closure to Lawrence's family and the community that cares deeply about his well-being.Lawrence's Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2483196495233315--Music Composed by: Sayer Roberts - https://soundcloud.com/user-135673977 // shorturl.at/mFPZ0Subscribe to TNTC+ on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/TNTCJoin our Patreon: www.patreon.com/tntcpodMerch: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/true-north-true-crime?ref_id=24376Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tntcpod/Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tntcpod Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Wandering Works for Us PodcastDate: 27 Sept 2023Title: S1E5: Our Trip to EdinburghSummary of EpisodeIn this episode, we give the highlights of our trip to Edinburgh, Scotland in June. It was our first time out of Portugal since we moved and there were many things we wanted to explore. We did a lot in three days!!Key TopicsThis episode is LONG but like I said, we did a lot in 3 days.First stay starts at 00:52Grass Market, Royal Mile, Victoria Street, St. Giles CathedralSecond day starts at 14:49Harry Potter Tour, Greyfriars Bobby, National Museum of Scotland, Mary King's Close, White Hart InnThird day starts at 26:26Princes Street Gardens, Calton Hill, Royal Cafe, the joy of Alan and Knocke!Important Links for social media and websites!To follow all of our antics and adventures, please visit our social media pages and our website at wwforus.com! You can send us a message at any of these places and feel free to email us at wonderingworksforus@gmail.comInstagramFacebookTiktokThanks to Everyone who has been so supportive!Special thanks to all of our family and friends that have helped with our move, helped with setting up our new apartment and learning the ropes of our new country.RESOURCES & LINKSSpecial shout outs to AL and Leanne of A Sideways Life that has given us so much help and support for the move. To Gal and Mayaan at Smoozitive with their love and support. Please check out their podcasts on Apple Podcasts A Sideways Life website and podcastSmoozitive website (if you are moving abroad, these women are experts and will help you out!)Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/wandering-works-for-us/donations

In this episode, Molly and Sassie are joined by young people Alex and Sharmin, as well as Sanctuary Cafe staff Zahra and Betty, to discuss what the Young Person Sanctuaries are and what to expect as a young person visiting for the first time. It's a great resource in the community for young people (14-17 yrs) to have a safe space to go to, have someone to talk to, or just be in the space for some time. The different locations are listed below: Luton Young Person's Sanctuary: Young Persons Hub, ResoLUTiONs, 89 Castle Street, Luton LU1 3AJ: Monday – Sunday 4pm – 10pm Please note: ResoLUTiONS has two buildings, one located in Victoria Street and one location in Castle Street. We are based in Castle Street, opposite Matalan. Bedford Young Person's Sanctuary: CAMHS, 5-7 Rush Court, Bedford MK40 3JT: (7 days a week)  The Bedford Young Person's Sanctuary is open on Monday – Friday from 5.00pm -10.00pm, Saturday – Sunday 4pm – 10pm. Central Bedfordshire Young Person's Sanctuary: Leighton Buzzard; Meadow Way Community Centre, Leighton Buzzard LU7 3FS  Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 4pm – 10pm Houghton Regis; Houghton Regis Children's Centre, Tithe Farm Neighbourhood Centre, Tithe Farm Road, Houghton Regis, Dunstable, LU5 5JB Monday and Tuesday 4pm – 10pm Sandy; Sandy Children's Centre, Laburnum Road, Sandy, Bedfordshire, SG19 1HQ Opening Saturday 30th September Saturday and Sunday 4pm – 10pm If you would like further information about the Young Person's Sanctuary, please email on: YPS@mind-blmk.org.uk

Dale Kemp began his cooking career back home in Aotearoa, New Zealand. Although he had always been aware of and interested in the fact his grandmother was a great cook - she had a huge garden and grew fruit and vegetables throughout the year – he didn't think about becoming a chef until he got an after-school job at 16 as a dishwasher at the Boat Shed Café in Nelson. He loved the sounds, the aromas, and the adrenaline you get from a busy service. This was at the Boat Shed Cafe in Nelson, New Zealand. After working there and at other venues around the South Island, as well as completing his qualifications, Dale moved to Melbourne when he was 18 and began working at Hammer and Tong in Fitzroy under Emma Jeffery and Simon Ward. After Hammer and Tong, he worked at Little Big Sugar Salt on Victoria Street in Abbotsford as sous chef before starting at Terror Twilight also as sous chef. A few months later, he took over the head chef role and five years on he is executive chef of the group with 4 venues and a thriving catering kitchen. I sat down with Dale at Convoy in Moonee Ponds on a chilly Melbourne morning and had a really great coffee. It's a beautiful space with white walls, pale wood and a lot of lush plants on the huge deck. The menu is no run-of-the-mill café fare offering a very popular Turkish eggs dish as well as cinnamon scroll pancakes, a king prawn roll and a steak frites sandwich amongst other delicious options. Convoy turns one this week and they are offering free coffees on Friday. But I reckon you are in for a treat any time you go. And if you like great music, the other venues, Terror Twilight and Hifi spin vast amounts of vinyl as well as producing tasty wholesome food.

Dave Sweeney, Nuclear Free campaigner from the Australian Conservation Foundation speaks with Asha from The New International Bookshop about the release of ‘Yeelirrie 50 years of resistance' - a collection of powerful stories and contributions about a community who have fought off three multi national mining companies over five decades under 11 Governments in a fierce effort to protect cultural heritage, the environment and to keep uranium safe in the ground.You can pick up a copy at The New International Bookshop New International Bookshop, 54 Victoria Street 54 Victoria Street Carlton, VIC 3053 or order a copy online.

A local developer is looking to reshape Ashburton's triangle, the historic retail centre of the town. Robert Grice owns a number of buildings on Victoria Street that require earthquake strengthening and he wants to redevelop the existing shops into a new mixed use hospitality precinct named The Ash. Jonathan also discusses an attempt to add quarter of a million dollars to ECan's annual plan budget which has been labelled a "slap in the face" by Environment Canterbury councillor Ian Mackenzie. And a hold-up of plumbing parts and red tape at the border means the Staveley Ice Rink won't be open to skaters and curlers until at least mid-June. Local Democracy Reporter - Mid Canterbury c from the Ashburton Guardian

Jane Brown  is filling in for Libby Znaimer today. She is joined by Bill VanGorder, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Policy Officer of CARP, Anthony Quinn, Chief Community Officer at CARP and John Wright, Executive Vice President of Maru Public Opinion. Today: We discuss the latest regarding PSAC. A tentative deal has been made between the Treasury Board and the union. Meanwhile, here in Toronto, the mayoral election continues to ramp up with over 50 candidates. Olivia Chow and Ana Bailao are leading in the polls currently. But what kind of important issues for Seniors are being promised by the candidates. And, we weigh in on King Charles' upcoming Coronation. ---- WHAT THE PARTIAL CLOSURE OF QUEEN STREET MEANS FOR TRAFFIC Jane Brown is now joined by Stuart Green, Spokesperson for the TTC. A large section of Queen Street (between Victoria Street in the east and Bay Street in the west) is going to be closed for at least four years starting today as construction for the Ontario Line takes place. How will this impact traffic, transit users and pedestrians? Our guest weighs in on the latest. ---- THE DESIRE AMONG CANADIANS FOR UNIVERSAL MENTAL HEALTH CARE Jane Brown  is filling in for Libby Znaimer today. She is joined by Margaret Eaton, National CEO of the Canadian Mental Health Association. According to research from the Canadian Mental Health Association, as much as 87 per cent of Canadians desire universal mental health care. One of the concerning findings of the survey was that 35 per cent of respondents who indicated that they experienced a mental health issue in the past year, over one-third did not seek help due to the financial costs being too expensive. This Mental Health Week, we discuss the challenges Canadians face as they seek better resources for care. Listen live, weekdays from noon to 1, on Zoomer Radio!

This episode contains an in-depth interview with Dawn Purvis. Dawn is a former MLA, representing the East Belfast constituency from 2007 to 2011. Following a period in politics she was appointed Programme Director for Marie Stopes International and led the first integrated sexual and reproductive health clinic offering early medical abortion care in Belfast. She now works in the social housing sector and is chair of Positive Life NI.Dawn talks about her memories of abortion being discussed during childhood; her decision to join the Progressive Unionist Party; the negotiations that led to the Good Friday Agreement; her thoughts on the current political situation; her experience as an MLA; opening the Marie Stopes clinic in Belfast; shifting political attitudes towards abortion; her interactions with anti-choice protestors; and her aspirations for sexual and reproductive health going forward. After the interview the host and co-host discuss some of the key issues raised.  If you would like support around a sexual health issue you can call the Sexual Health Helpline on 028 9031 6100.Useful linkshttps://informingchoicesni.org/pregnancy-choices-counsellinghttps://www.nidirect.gov.uk/articles/abortion-servicesNews articlesNews article from 2012 regarding the opening of the Marie Stopes clinic in Belfast News article from 2015 regarding the volunteer escorts working at the Marie Stopes clinic in Belfast News article from 2015 regarding a harassment case taken by Dawn Purvis against an anti-choice protestorNews article from 2015 regarding the conviction of an anti-choice campaigner for assaulting an FPA employee News article from 2017 regarding the closure of the Marie Stopes clinic in Belfast ResourcesHealth Committee evidence session from FPA NI  regarding guidance on the termination of pregnancy Justice Committee evidence session from Marie Stopes International on compliance with the criminal law on abortion Health Committee evidence session from Amnesty International UK and Informing Choices NI regarding the Severe Fetal Impairment Abortion (Amendment) Bill

A bus breaking down is a life-changing moment for London. And for Londoners.

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Taking place in today's Victoria Street, (Edinburgh, Scotland), there is no such story as dark as the tale of Major Thomas Weir, known in history of the West Bow Wizard. Weir, in his day, a renowned preacher suddenly confessed to his congregation horrific sins including incest, witchcraft and beastiality. His confession led to his shocking public demise, as well as his sister Jean's. Their house was later known as "the most haunted house in Scotland", and to this day harbours the ghosts of sinners past.Our Patreon is only £3 for an extra FOUR episodes a month! www.patreon.com/isthisplacehauntedResources:https://www.edinburghlive.co.uk/best-in-edinburgh/creepy-tale-edinburghs-most-famous-20705279https://ouredinburghfriends.scot/2018/05/27/the_wizard_of_west_bow/https://www.scotclans.com/pages/major-weirhttp://thereview2014.blogspot.com/2014/01/major-weir-wizard-of-west-bow.htmlhttps://www.spookyisles.com/the-wizard-of-west-bow/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Residents for Victoria Street Drug Solutions Incorporated (RVSDS) is a group of Yarra residents who successfully advocated for a Medically Supervised Injection Centre (MSIC) to be trialled within the Victoria Street, Richmond precinct to address the high levels of public drug taking, unacceptable rates of overdoses and fatalities, and the associated drug dealing, crime and risk to public health and safety.In this repeat program of the Living Free show, Judy and Melody outline their campaign and discuss the launch of the MSIC in July 2018.To contact Residents for Victoria Street Drug Solutions, go online to vicstreetdrugsolutions.org(link is external) or Facebook page victoriastreetdrugsolutions(link is external).

On The Alfred Daily Today: Shaftesbury what's ons Brave Ukrainian teenager shares her moving story and her love of Shaftesbury Baking cakes for cancer charity – Lydia Boarder Shaftesbury in Bloom helpers hang up their hosepipes for winter Carnival day stories – Aerial silks, a hobby horse and the Wessex circuit founder Stilettos – Short story by Tiggy Hayes Kate and Karren chat about last week's Victoria Street power cut Soundscapes – Lunchtime birdsong at Gutchpool Farm

Photo: No known restrictions on publication. This is one of the Coloured Shell series of postcards with views of Queensland from 1905 until 1915. Although the photographers of the original photos on which these postcards are based are not mentioned, Henry Mobsby is believed to be one of them..Used postcard dated 15 January 1906 addressed to Miss Trixie Crawford, Victoria Street, West End, Brisbane @Batchelorshow #ClassicGregoryCopley: Europe needs all the Australia coal it can buy: Australia Coal 1, PRC 0. vvvGregory R Copley, @Gregory_Copley, editor and publisher of Defense & Foreign Affairs.  (Originally published October 6, 2021)riginally p https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-10-06/china-releases-australian-coal-trapped-in-storage-reuters-says?sref=5g4GmFHo

It's hardly a true crime podcast but this week, inspired by connections made in the press between the relatives of property developers and their friends with police records,  we wade into the murky waters of past cases where the Venn diagrams of criminals and property developers have overlapped. It should be no surprise to anyone that the high-risk, high rewards ventures like unregulated property development and criminal activities would have attracted similar kinds of characters. But whatever's going on nowadays – and we shouldn't assume that there was anything untoward afoot in the reported cases –  it would pale into insignificance compared to some stories from the fairly recent past. Meanwhile, Sue explores the still risky but much safer area of searching for bargains in blocks that are known to have problems. We also look (with clothes pegs on our noses) at a Qld body corporate who thought their responsibility for a flat being flooded with sewage ended where their insurance cover ran out. And we get a resolution on the question of whether the representative of one block on a community committee of four can veto agenda items that they don't like. All than and more in the Flat Chat Wrap. TRANSCRIPT IN FULL Jimmy  00:00 One of the interesting things that came out of the whole David Chandler, Eleni Petinos thing, was that the company that he was asked to go and deal with (who's building he'd put a stop-work order on)... It came out in a paper, that the brother of one of the directors was thought to be associated with somebody who had a criminal record; they had a picture… and that sent a few people into a tizz. So we're going to talk about the connection between alleged criminals and alleged developers, in the podcast today. We're also going to talk about; you did an article about whether it was worth buying into buildings, where you knew there were problems. And we're going to talk about a body corporate in Queensland that got itself in the poo. I'm Jimmy Thomson, I write the Flat Chat column for the Australian Financial Review. Sue  00:57 And I'm Sue Williams and I write about property for Domain. Jimmy  00:59 And this is the Flat Chat Wrap. [MUSIC] Jimmy Property developers with criminal connections... Sue, does this surprise you? Sue  01:20 Well, it's like going back to the days of the 70s, really, isn't it? Jimmy  01:25 I remember, just when we started writing about this stuff, somebody told me a story that they were in a meeting, and there was a building in Victoria Street in Kings Cross, I think, where the notorious underworld character, Lenny McPherson, had been buying up all the apartments in the building, with a view to knocking it down and building apartments. In those days, you had to get 100% approval from the owners, that they would sell the building to whoever. And there was one old bloke who just didn't want to sell. He said "look, I don't want to be difficult, but I've lived in this apartment since I got married as a young man. I brought up my kids here and my wife lived here with me, before she died. I like to just sit in the corner window and look at the world go by. So you know, if Mr. McPherson wants to buy my apartment, all I ask is that I get an apartment in the same position in the new building. And Macpherson's lawyer said "okay, this is how it's going to work. Mr. McPherson is going to let out all the apartments that he owns, to drug dealers and prostitutes and bikies, and young people and backpackers." Sue  02:47 That's horrendous, isn't it?! Jimmy  02:48 "Then some days, your water will get turned off, and you'll call up the building manager, or the strata manager and they might get around to fixing it. And other days, the electricity will suddenly stop and eventually, your life will just not be worth living, so why don't you just sell?" Sue  03:05 Wow! And I bet that happened quite a bit. Jimmy  03:08

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. DHBs Letter to MBIE over Staffing Shortages: 2/10"Between the lot of them, you wonder how anything gets done at all.And it certainly explains why you can't get into ED or find a nurse." Chris Hipkins: 3/10"The old lockdown regret.Oh well, it's only the biggest city and the engine room of the economy, Chris.It's not like you didn't have an earful of angry people telling you had cocked up." Let's Get Wellington Moving: 3/10"Wake me when the announcements stop and the digging starts.Question though, whose light rail gets finished first? Wellington? Auckland? Or we will never know because we will all be dead?" Air New Zealand: 6/10"A good week for the national airline. More routes coming back, more bookings for the holidays, new seats and "skynests."Are the dark days of Covid finally behind them?" Tourists: 6/10"Very early days but the Aussies are trickling in and Queenstown looks good.Long may the growth continue." Hamilton: 7/10"The city's economy outpacing all other economies.There's clearly more to the 'Tron than a good time on a Friday night on Victoria Street." Rocket Lab: 8/10"Probably didn't get the noise it deserved. They're working with NASA to send stuff into orbit and going to the moon.This is all high tech, big bucks, and good vibes stuff.And it's all out of the Mahia Peninsula." The All Blacks: 7/10"Game time.Who doesn't love a home test?" The Warriors' Homecoming: 6/10"Say what you want about the results but having them home to a full house will be quite something.If they can sell out when they are this bad, imagine if they were winning." LISTEN ABOVE FOR MIKE HOSKING'S FULL WEEK IN REVIEWSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this weeks program Chris chats about last weekends federal election and what changes could occur in relation to climate change and urban policy, local news includes Main Yarra Trail works at rear of 'Skipping Girl', 651- 653 Victoria Street, Abbotsford, Nicholson Street tram power upgrade work in Fitzroy North and Brunswick East from 22 May to 17 June 2022.Cr Rohan Leppert from City of Melbourne writes about last weeks cycling fatality on King Street and the disparity between Sydney and Melbourne and what needs to occur to stop unsafe riding conditions. Please donate to Her name was Yukako.Lena Huda from 30 Please, Walk Sydney and Safe Streets to School discusses last weeks National Roads and Traffic Expo, speed limits trials in Manly, Liverpool and Wollongong, ride to school day and the campaigns key ask of default 30km urban speed limits.3CR Radiothon 2022 is coming in June so stay tuned to how you can support radical radio!

Howie Reimer, executive director of Downtown Kamloops, and Matt Sekeres of The Sekeres and Price Show are our guests on Episode 39 of Kamloops Last Week. Reimer talks of concerned business owners and hope for better days ahead in the wake the departure of McDonald’s from its longtime home at Victoria Street and Third Avenue, an exodus that has resulted in vigorous debate on myriad social issues in the city. Sekeres shares his take on several sports topics, including what national team success is doing across the Canadian soccer landscape, the demise of TSN 1040 and the future of the Vancouver Canucks. Charcuterie boards are discussed, as Nu Leaf Produce Market shows off its impressive selection of meat and cheese. We can’t do the show without the support of Nu Leaf and McDonald’s. Subscribe to KLW on YouTube and your favourite podcast provider. We’ll see you Last Week.

Funny story. I actually met Ha in the spa pool in my apartment building. He was talking to some other neighbours in the pool about restaurants and about his cooking school, Otao Kitchen, which obviously piqued my interest. I told him about Conversation with a Chef and very happily for me, he agreed to talk to me. I had walked past his original cooking school venue on Victoria Street so many times and had often thought about doing a class or having a chat to the chef. On the day I walked down to talk to Ha, it was 32º and I hadn't realised that he had new premises, still on Victoria Street, but a little further down. I was a molten version of myself by the time I got there, but the school was cool and high ceilinged and quite beautiful. Ha had a big bottle of sparkling water for me and generously gave me a lot of his time and told me his story. Ha is originally from Hanoi in Vietnam and pursued cooking studies in Wellington, New Zealand before coming to Melbourne and working at a hiking lodge on the Great Ocean Road for six years. He now runs a highly successful cooking school in Abbotsford. I'm now booked in for a dumpling Master Class next week and I can't wait.

Hello and welcome to 2022! Speaking of an extensive use of the number 2, we have a double feature for you! Amanda discusses not one but TWO Dr. Deaths! And, realistically, there's probably 80 more Dr. Deaths so we will just do these two. Join our patreon for exclusive bonus content - https://www.patreon.com/Anefariousnightmare?fan_landing=true (https://www.patreon.com/Anefariousnightmare?fan_landing=true)Check out our Linktree - https://linktr.ee/anefariousnightmarepodcastDon't ever forget Jason Vukovich - https://linktr.ee/Jason.VukovichPromos:OctoberpodAssorted Goods PodcastSources:https://www.biography.com/crime-figure/harold-shipman (https://www.biography.com/crime-figure/harold-shipman)https://www.crimeandinvestigation.co.uk/crime-files/harold-shipman (https://www.crimeandinvestigation.co.uk/crime-files/harold-shipman)https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/12799439/how-harold-shipman-caught-doctor-death/ (https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/12799439/how-harold-shipman-caught-doctor-death/)https://murderpedia.org/male.S/s/shipman-harold.htm (https://murderpedia.org/male.S/s/shipman-harold.htm)http://dyingwords.net/christopher-duntsch-criminally-killed-and-maimed-patients-he-operated-on-as-a-neurosurgeon/ (http://dyingwords.net/christopher-duntsch-criminally-killed-and-maimed-patients-he-operated-on-as-a-neurosurgeon/)https://time.com/6080714/dr-death-true-story/ (https://time.com/6080714/dr-death-true-story/)https://www.dmagazine.com/publications/d-magazine/2016/november/christopher-duntsch-dr-death/Full list of “Doctor” Harold Shipmans victims:1975 17 March - Eva Lyons, 70, of Keswick Close, Todmorden1978 7 August - Sarah Hannah Marsland, 86, of Ashton House, Victoria Street, Hyde 30 August - Mary Ellen Jordan, 73, of Godley Hill Road, Hyde 7 December - Harold Bramwell , 73, of Bryce Street, Hyde 20 December - Annie Campbell, 88, of Rydal Avenue, Hyde1979 10 August - Alice Maude Gorton, 76, of Leigh Fold, Newton, Hyde 28 November - Jack Leslie Shelmerdine, 77, of Hyde1981 18 April - May Slater, 84, of Hough Lane, Hyde 26 August - Elizabeth Ashworth, 81, of Peel Street, Hyde1983 4 January - Percy Ward, 90, of Hollins Avenue, Hyde 28 June - Moira Ashton Fox, 77, of Chartist House, Mount Street, Hyde1984 7 January - Dorothy Tucker, 51, of Armadale Road,... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What a day! 6 AM train from Warrnambool. Some nice views of dawn as we were leaving town. Mist in the paddocks and that. Was feeling a bit agoraphobic on the train and thought about coming straight home, but screw that! Got to the apartment and checked-in. Woman was on the phone to the manager about a bad review they got about the check-in process, and kept me waiting for like 5 mins while they discussed this. Bit weird. Was nice once I was checked in. A little space like that would be cool to live in. Man, East Melbourne is so nice. The spectre of Sophie and my past life looms large though. Met Caroline in the park for an L&P and plum picnic, and then walked to yo-chi for fro-yo. Very good! Nice to hang out with Caroline. Probably the first civilian outside of a pretty small bubble that I've spoken to socially in a year a more? Was cool. Then, walked to Abotsford convent. Met Eleanor and took a stroll. Bumped into Jason and he let us into some cool spaces. One had these beautiful stain glass windows. So shiok. Lovely to chat with Eleanor a while. She's similarly unsure about Get Back. Had to rush off from that meet up to get back to yo-chi to meet Luyuan. I was flustered from walking all day and being late and looking like crap, so I was a bit less cool than I'd hope to have been. So great to meet an internet acquaintance again. Hadn't done that in a while. They were super-cool. I told them again that I wish they'd do a podcast because I love their speaking voice. We had fro-yo, then walked to and around the cemetery. My phone and watch lost battery at this point so is got no credit in the fitness app for this walking. Hope I wasn't too stalker-ish towards Luyuan - I had a lot of questions about things they'd posted about over the last couple of years. Haha. After parting from Luyuan, I walked another several kilometres back to the apartment. Got a 400 Gradi pizza from the Tribeca IGA because I thought I'd be too tired to go out for dinner on Victoria Street or to Hollywood Hill. Got home and realised that the apartment didn't have an oven! I ate a bunch of chips and chocolate charged my phone and watch. Really sucked not having battery when I wanted to be out and about! I kind of forgot that one could sign-in manually at places, so I felt basically locked out of everywhere. Ha. Did some urban-swiping on the dating apps. Very different to the scene in Warrnambool. Interesting! Very nice day. Very grateful that such nice people took the time to meet up with me and hang out. Mood: 7.5. Energy: 7.

A teenager has been told he will serve at least 20 years behind bars for murdering a former friend when rival gangs clashed in Ashford. 19-year-old Jaydon McFarlane died after being stabbed in the Brookfield Road area of the town in March last year. Osita Alagbaoso was found guilty following a trial earlier this year. Hear from our reporter who was in court today and the police officer who led the investigation. Also in today's podcast, councils across the country are going to be ordered to find accommodation for young asylum seekers. It comes after authorities in Kent threatened the government with legal action as services became overwhelmed. People living in part of Whitstable say they fear their streets will be littered with rubbish as black wheelie bins look set to be replaced with purple sacks. Hear from a resident of Victoria Street and a local councillor. The odds of a white Christmas this year have been slashed, but there's also a warning about flooding. Forecasters are predicting a wet winter and we've been speaking to Kent's flood risk manager to get the very latest advice. A Canterbury woman who was unable to work following a car crash has spoken about the harsh realities of trying to survive on Universal Credit. Karen Isaac was forced to sell possessions to make ends meet as she didn't want to turn to family for help - she's now teamed up with charity Turn2Us to help end the stigma. And, the Gillingham manager says they still have plenty of injury concerns ahead of their league one game against Cheltenham Town tonight.

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We ended last time in Durban - and Durban is a fascinating city - a heady mix of British, Portuguese, Indian and Zulu cultures.We chat about the British history, the Voortrekkers, and the Indian culture and the Victoria Street market.And we talk about the muthi (traditional medicine) market at the Central Station in Durban.This episode is in English.This is a recording of a radio show - Radio EcohealthThe Road Trip SA app is available for download

      Today's podcast hosts a special guest Late Night Girl. Due to the hardships in her personal life, work became another source of hardship to what was already a difficult time. You will learn exactly what bullying in the workplace looks like from her story and how you can overcome and deal with these troubling matters.        After interviewing LNG, her thoughts and the way she spoke was with complete sincerity. I first learned most from her blog and chatted with her via email for a few days and couldn't wait to hear more. Let's just say that despite all the blogs, the emotion and compassion doesn't quite convey itself in text alone. You have to hear it from her yourself.  If you are going through workplace bullying and feel you are alone in this, then listen to this. You will no longer feel alone!  Late Night Girl can be found on Twitter and other social media and more specifically her blog listed here ----------------->https://expret.org/blog/      Pret a Manger is an international sandwich shop chain based in the United Kingdom, commonly referred to simply as Pret. Founded in 1983, Pret currently has over 450 shops in nine countries.    Pret A Manger, 1986 onwards Beecham and Metcalfe started a new operation, using the Pret A Manger name purchased from the former company's liquidator. They opened their first Pret A Manger in July 1986, located at 75b Victoria Street in London. Beecham and Metcalfe had met while studying at university.[14]  The pair developed the chain's menu of handmade natural food, prepared in shop kitchens, and they remain significant shareholders in the company. The iconic logo was created by Adrian Kilby, founder of The Formation Creative Consultants Europe Ltd in the 1990s.  In 1995 Metcalfe and Beecham set up the Pret Foundation Trust with the aim to alleviate poverty in the UK. The Trust receives donations from the sale of products and collection boxes in shops. The donations fund Pret's "Charity Run" vans which deliver unsold food to homeless shelters at the end of each day.  The first shop outside of London was opened on Broad Street, New York, in 2000. In 2016, there were 74 Pret shops in the United States.  In 2001, McDonald's bought a 33% non-controlling stake in the company, which they sold in 2008 to private equity firm Bridgepoint Capital. The company opened its first shop in France in 2012, and had a total of 19 shops in France in 2016.[18]  In 2016, its group sales were £776 million.  On 19 March 2018, the company opened it first store in The Netherlands located in the central railway station of Utrecht.  On 29 May 2018, JAB Holding Company announced that it will acquire Pret A Manger from Bridgepoint, with the deal expected to be completed during summer 2018. The company emphasises the use of natural ingredients and advertises that its sandwiches are made on the day of purchase in a kitchen at each location (with the stated exception of a few small outlets).  Food left unsold at the end of the day is collected by charities.  Sandwiches are packaged in paperboard rather than sealed plastic.[24] 67% of its trade is in London, where around three-quarters of its stores are located --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theadamparadox/support

Hello everyone welcome to Reaching Out Radio where we are reaching out to be the hands and feet of Jesus Christ. Today on Encounter With The Holy Spirit, Prophet Bongani Frans with be sharing a teaching on "Walking In Authority." Prophet Frans is a very anointed man of God His passion and love for God is contagious join us I know his message will bless you and direct you through the leading of the holy spirit. Prophet Bongani Frans is a founded God's Presence Prophetic Ministries in 2001. He is happily married to his beloved wife Constance and they've been blessed with beautiful sons. God gave Prophet Frans a clear vision and a precise mandate of what He was calling him to do in South Africa and around the world. Prophet Frans has been called and sent by the Lord to teach this generation how to have a deep fellowship with the Holy Spirit. He has been also graced by the Lord to train up people worldwide on the importance of the Presence of God. Prophet Frans also has a burning desire to preach the gospel to lost souls around the world.  By God's grace he moves in the prophetic ministry and he has seen many outstanding signs and wonders in his ministry. Over the years God has used him and his ministry to release Revival into many lives of believers,church leaders and churches around South Africa and in America. If you would like to plant a seed into his ministry love offerings can be sent to; 3a Victoria Street, Victoria Bay, George, 6530, South Africa www.godspresence.co.za Hope you can join us!!