Podcasts about Wanneroo

Barra joined Clairsy & Lisa to weigh in on this week’s sport updates including the Socceroos big win against Japan last night. Barra attended the Optus Stadium match describing it as a historic night. Plus, the battle for Bunbury is on this Sunday with North Melbourne hosting the Eagles for a regional match, but will the Bunbury breeze be an issue? It looks like Tasmania’s AFL team may not get up but there are whispers that WA could get a third team. Wanneroo welcomes Supercars this weekend and the contentious plans for Burswood entertainment precinct gets a mention. Barra also had the latest on the Perth Bears and the French Open.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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RSPCA WA Inspector Manager Kylie Green joined 6PR's Perth Today as the city of Wanneroo is working with police after several recent reports of rat baits found in Sir Edgar Griffiths Dog Park.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode we chat with Denver Parker and Lachlan Beresford fresh from their win at BEERS 24Hour at Carco Raceway in Wanneroo. Taking their Mitsubishi Mirage to victory is no mean feat but their team was able to get the job done. It was great to catch up with Denver and Lachlan as they give us an insight into a weekend of fun and excitement racing around the clock.

For this Ryco Rewind we're going back to the Wanneroo round of the 1994 Shell Australian Touring Car Championship, one where Mark Skaife mathematically clinched that year's title based on the luck of a card draw. Check out the Ryco Filters range >> https://rycofilters.com.au/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of the Brad Jones Racing Run Down, driver of the #96 Macauley Jones and BJR general manager Chris Westwood go back through the team's tough weekend at Wanneroo, chat about the merits of Supercars switching its WA round to a street circuit, take us inside Jaxon Evans' rookie test at Queensland Raceway alongside BJR's two Super2 Series drivers and why they elected not to do a full team test at Winton. They also chat about the big Sprint Car and concert announcements for this year's Adelaide 500 – including dobbing in the BJR team member that's a massive Jimmy Barnes fan – plus Kyle Larson's attempt to do both the Indy 500 and Charlotte 600. Become a BJR Member in 2024 >> https://www.bradjonesracing.com.au/bjr-memberships Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're talking to Riana Crehan for this week's episodes of the V8 Sleuth Podcast powered by Castrol. She last visited the podcast in late 2020 on Episode 83 (tap here to listen!) and plenty has happened since then! Riana shares stories of her time on reality show SAS Australia, her return to the Supercars broadcast team and some insights into the parts of her role that you don't see on TV, how she and Will Davison don't actually see much of each other during race weekends, and talk about their young son Dash. We also talk about the odds of her getting behind the wheel of podcast friend Richard Craill's Aussie Racing Car – although keep in mind, this episode was recorded and produced prior to the car's unfortunate accident at Wanneroo last weekend...  Find the right Castrol product for your vehicle or equipment here with the Castrol Product Finder >> https://www.castrol.com/en_au/australia/home/oil-selector.html V8 Sleuth Superstore >> https://superstore.v8sleuth.com.au/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a great weekend for Ford fans after the Perth SuperSprint with both Chaz Mostert and Cameron Waters getting wins for the Blue Oval at Wanneroo. We'll update the Power Rankings for 2024 after the latest round, recap another Max Verstappen victory in Formula One, and break down Scott McLaughlin's record breaking pole position ahead of the Indy500. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Race Control: V8 Sleuth's Aaron Noonan chats with Supercars' Driving Standards Advisor, Motorsport Australia's Craig Baird, who explains all the details behind the calls made in Race Control during the latest Repco Supercars Championship round – the Bosch Power Tools Perth SuperSprint at Wanneroo Raceway. The V8 Sleuth Podcast appreciates the support of Motorsport Australia in putting our Race Control episodes together. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on the Motorsport News Podcast: -   We unpack all the Supercars action from Wanneroo -   Ford, Walkinshaw Andretti United and Tickford Racing ending droughts -   The new SuperSprint format -   The tangles between Chaz Mostert/Thomas Randle and Thomas Randle/Will Brown -   Cameron McLeod's huge Dunlop Series shunt -   Cam Waters' improving but still-slender title prospects -   The boys also choose their Autobarn Aces from the weekend and tackle a question from the Mailbag The Motorsport News Podcast is hosted by V8 Sleuth's award-winning journalists Will Dale and Stefan Bartholomaeus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Both The Eagles and The Dockers had wins over the weekend, Barra joined Clairsy & Lisa to tell them all the inside news, plus Harley Reid strikes again and drama at the Supercars in Wanneroo over the weekend. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adrian Barich (Barra) – Barra was in to wrap up the weekend in sport including the rise and rise of Harley Reid, wins for both the Eagles & The Dockers, that bizarre arrest of Scottie Scheffler at the US PGA Open and that big crash at the V8 Supercars at Wanneroo. Clairsy did some DIY at the weekend and tried to dismantle a shelving unit in his shed, unfortunately as he loosened the bolts, all the horizontal poles hit the ground at the same time with a giant bang so the guys opened the phones to ask what's the loudest sound you've heard. Dr. Chris Brown called Clairsy & Lisa ahead of the start of his new show Dream Home, he told them what was involved in making the show. In The Shaw Report, Lisa will tell you about the Cannes Film Festival premiere of the surfing movie Nicholas Cage made in Yallingup earlier this year plus Jerry Seinfeld is targeted by protesters at his live shows. Producer Greg went for a hot lap with Will Davison from the Supercars and told Clairsy & Lisa why he was fearing for his life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

V8 Sleuth's Aaron Noonan runs through the key news from the Repco Supercars Championship ahead of opening practice for the Bosch Power Tools Perth SuperSprint at Wanneroo Raceway. Find the right Castrol product for your vehicle or equipment here with the Castrol Product Finder >> https://www.castrol.com/en_au/australia/home/oil-selector.html FREE! Bosch Power Tools Perth SuperSprint Official Program >> https://issuu.com/v8sleuth/docs/perth_program Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's finally race week for Supercars as we head way out west to Wanneroo north of Perth. We grab the popcorn and watch the fireworks at Darlington in the NASCAR Cup race and might have dropped the mic on a couple of occasions as we discuss the sale of Erebus to Aaron Hickman from Vailo and campaign for the return of V8 Extra back on our FTA TV screens. Grab a drink and settle in.

This weekend the Supercars are racing at Carco.com.au Raceway in Wanneroo. As part of the weekend, the International motoring sport body, the FIA, is encouraging more women to take part in its Girls on Track program April Welsh, the Vice President of the WA Sporting Car Club and an FIA Girls on Track Champion (and she is also the daughter of our traffic reporter Bruce Welsh) joined Jules to explain how she became an advocate for Type 1 diabetes racing and getting more women into motorsport.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the Motorsport News Podcast, Will Dale chats with Connor O'Brien, editor of v8sleuth.com.au, about the key storylines and what to watch out for at this weekend's Repco Supercars Championship round, the Bosch Power Tools Perth SuperSprint at Wanneroo Raceway. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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We're talking to Supercars race and championship-winning engineer Scott Sinclair on this week's episode of the V8 Sleuth Podcast polished by Bowden's Own. In the first part of a two-part chat, Scott talks about being in the crowd at Bathurst on race day in 1990 and early visits to Wanneroo touring car rounds, being part of a winning Formula SAE team, his baptism of fire as a Development Series race engineer at Dick Johnson Racing, plus his graduation to running Will Davison in the ‘main game' in 2007. He also shares stories from his time engineering James Courtney, including revealing the turning point in 2009 that put the team on the path towards its upset 2010 championship victory. Learn more about Bowden's Own here >> https://www.bowdensown.com.au/ V8 Sleuth Superstore >> https://superstore.v8sleuth.com.au/

The City of Wanneroo and the Lord Mayors' Relief Fund have both kicked into high gear to help those affected by the recent bushfires in Perth's north-east. Financial relief for bushfire victims in Perth's north will be distributed almost instantly as the City of Wanneroo has already collated a list of households in need of support.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's been a tough 24 hours for the people of Wanneroo, and we had a chat about what kind of trouble these bushfires are causing at the moment See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Residents in Perth's north have spent the night fleeing their homes, as a bushfire rages on. There's been unconfirmed reports of property losses. A bushfire emergency warning is in place parts of Bankisa Grove, Jandabup, Mariginiup, Melaleuca, Sinagra, Tapping and Wanneroo.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two men have been arrested after a home invasion in Perth's north. Police say several offenders entered the Wanneroo property in the early hours of this morning.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Technical problems, Phil bowling with the pros and Josh making one of his hottest takes ever...these are just a few of the things that took place on E167 of the GSP.  However, plenty of racing took place as well!  Scotty McLaughlin earned his first victory of 2023 at Barber in a tough battle versus pole-sitter Romain Grosjean and teammate Will Power.  McLaughlin's three-stop strategy became optimal due to a questionable yellow along with Grosjean using up his P2P early.  NASCAR saw a Truex family double, with Martin taking his first Cup win since 2021 on a Monday after his brother Ryan finally won his first XFinity race after over a decade in the series.  Josh lights the fire with his take on Ross Chastain after continued argy bargy involving the championship runner up from 2022.  Formula 1 at Azerbaijan saw Sergio Perez take his second win of 2023 after a fortuitous full safety car after teammate Max Verstappen pitted.  The Red Bull duo finished 1-2 with Charles Leclerc on the podium after starting on pole.   Josh and Phil cover their respective NFL teams drafts and their thoughts on the other teams work as rookie mini camps and OTA's take place.  The GSP Roundup covers WEC at Spa, MotoGP/Moto2 at Jerez, NHRA Charlotte Four-Wide, Supercars at Wanneroo, Indy NXT at Barber along with previews of WSBK at Barcelona and Formula E at Monaco.  The crew previews and makes their picks for the Formula 1 Grand Prix of Miami along with NASCAR Cup and Trucks in Kansas prior to Josh's Sim Segment and Show Close. Josh and Phil  

It has been a busy month in April, not just in Motorsports, but in the wider sporting world! So much so that Kiwi and Flood had to delay this episode just to catch up on everything! Join us From The Grandstands as we chat Supercars in Wanneroo, the constant battle between tradition, safety and technology in sports, crash over some cobbles, hit a hole in one, Gather 'Round and play the top 4 is lava on this month's episode! Timestamps: 0:01 Supercars Wanneroo - Cracking Race 1, lame Sunday, and too much qualifying? 0:22 Misc Supercars news - SVG's new contract, wildcard entries, Super 2 not going peak Super 2? 0:31 Paris Roubaix Review - The craziest, fastest PR ever, but should the event change? 0:47 Golf - The Masters and LIV Australia reviews 1:00 AFL - Gather 'Round; What was it, how did it go, and why was it a thing? 1:05 Premier League - The top 4 is Lava. That's all 1:13 What are we watching in May?

It was a mega weekend of motorsport with the Supercars in action at Wanneroo, WA where it was a standout weekend for Erebus Motorsport with Brodie Kostecki and Will Brown delivering race wins and podiums for Coca Cola Racing. Plus in the support categories we saw the new format of the Dunlop Series with Ryan Wood starring in Super2, and the first podium in Super3 for Jett Johnson as well. Perth wasn't the only place with top flight motorsport, with a world first in Darwin with the first two driver event during Round 2 of the TA2 Muscle Car Series with the "Kings Of The North" at Hidden Valley with our very own Matthew MacKelden in action - and we'll go round the world and look at Scott McLaughlin's first win of the year in IndyCar, we'll wrap up all the Formula One action from Baku, and we chat to Matty Roberts from Tickford Racing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's Castrol Motorsport News Podcast debriefs a big weekend of Repco Supercars Championship action in WA. Hosts Andrew van Leeuwen and Stefan Bartholomaeus dig into the big talking points and news from the paddock, including… -      The controversial battle between Kostecki and SVG -      Erebus' real motivation for launching a protest -      Why Erebus has started Gen3 so strongly -      Engine parity latest – can it ever be solved? -      The rights and wrongs of the Wanneroo format -      Has WAU uncovered Supercars' next star? -      The support category that caught AVL's eye -      Details of van Gisbergen's contract out-clause -      De Silvestro linked to WAU Bathurst wildcard All this plus AVL chats to Will Brown, the Motorsport News Mailbag asks why Wanneroo's naming rights sponsor was snubbed by Supercars, and the boys deliver a couple of left-field Star of the Week awards – revealing a ripper stat that went unnoticed on Sunday!

Welcome to the Lovecars On The Grid motorsport podcast with Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman! This week, we have lots of action to report on, from Formula 1 in Azerbaijan, to WEC in Europe, Indylights and NASCAR in America, then to Australasia for Supercars, Superbikes back in the UK, plus Women's F1 in Austria! Sergio Perez won the Azerbaijan Grand Prix ahead of his team mate, Max Verstappen. We had the first Sprint Race in the season too. Red Bull brought the Formula 1 World Champion in just before a safety car was brought out. Who was your driver of the weekend? Let us know in the comments! In Formula 2, we congratulate 19 year old British Driver, Oliver Bearman, who took the win in Baku. The World Endurance Championship had a fantastic race at Spa Francorchamps in Belgium. The win went to Mike Conway, Jose Maria Lopez and Kamui Kobayashi, who continue the unbeaten season for Toyota so far in 2023, with 1-2 finish. There were two nasty crashes in the Sprint Race at MotoGP in Jerez, Spain. Francesco Bagnaia took yet another win on his Ducati, followed by South African rider, Brad Binder and Australian rider, Jack Miller on their KTM bikes. Over on the other side of the World, we had Indycar at a beautiful track in Alabama, where ex-Formula 1 driver, Romain Grosjean took pole position, but was just beaten to 1st place by Scott McLaughlin. NASCAR was sadly rained off this weekend, but is instead taking place today! The Aussie Supercars were racing in Wanneroo. With the Camaros taking 1st and 2nd place in all three races. British Superbikes are back at Oulton Park, and are still racing this bank holiday, too! Next week, we have Formula 1 in Miami, Formula E in Monte Carlo, plus Superbikes in Barcelona, Formula 1 academy in Valencia, NASCAR in Kansas Speedway. In the UK, we have BTCC at Brands Hatch and British GT at Silverstone.

The second round of the Australian Kart Championships took place at the Tiger Kart Club in Wanneroo, Western Australia this past weekend.It was the first time a Western Australian circuit has held a round of the AKC since it moved to a five-round championship, and the first at Tiger Kart Club since 2005.For a lot of competitors, the 6,000km + road trip was a new experience across the Nullabor, and thankfully from all reports all teams came out unscathed.We look at the event, how it was run, the layout, how the local drivers fared and how tyre management played a key part across the weekend.The next round of the Australian Kart Championship takes place in Newcastle, NSW on June 4-6. To learn more about what Home – Kart Class has to offer be sure to visit our site.Want to watch the podcast episode instead? Follow us on Youtube hereYou can join us at Instagram here to see the latest tips.

We're looking forward to the Bosch Power Tools Perth SuperSprint on this week's episode of the V8 Sleuth Podcast by looking back at touring car racing's history at Wanneroo Raceway. Celebrating its 50th anniversary on the ATCC schedule this year, we look through some of the wild and forgotten moments from the test in the West, from the weird results to unusual cars, unexpected race strategies and memorable incidents. V8 Sleuth Superstore: https://superstore.v8sleuth.com.au/ 2023 Repco Supercars Championship Season Guide >> http://bit.ly/3Ee5yAK

In which there is darkness in the cages; Calista has momentous news; Michelle gets it yet again; Olympia is pinpoint & then breathless; Michelle has a cannon; Sophie is in the right spot; Molly battles; Trav is whispered too, very effectively; Annie is quick; Sophie sees watermelons; Ciara shows the benefits of tennis balls; Annie is still quick; Sophie keeps her courage; Olympia is fearless and focussed; & Annie becomes the first womens' centurion to win her 100th game for UWA.

In which Shaun can't edit in the eponymous song of the week by Spiderbait; Megan adjusts really quickly & is very composed; Calista has too long to think, Simone has too far to run & is then hard done by; Molly is back & she announces that she'll be around; and then spends more time on the ground; Michelle is loved by ponies; Sophie doesn't panic; Steph learns to temper her aggression but can't seem to stop her feet; Megan makes adjustments; Sophie doesn't want to come off, so Gemma makes sure she doesn't have to!

A man has been charged after a high-speed pursuit ended with a car smashing into a Wanneroo home. The dramatic chase resulted in a destroyed car parked outside the house. 6PR and Nine News reporter Ezra Holt told Gareth Parker that the driver ran away from police after the car flipped over.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The owners of Chipmunks Wanneroo said the outpouring of support they had received since announcing the play centre would be closing down had been heartwarming.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Missed our mayoral debate? Hear how it went down from topic 1, youth and young people in Wanneroo.#youthjam

Cr Vinh Nguyen has been illegally placing campaign signage across City of Wanneroo (14.08.2022)

City of Wanneroo mayoral candidates on youth centre drop-in hrs and a youth advisory board (14.08.2022)

Nearly every councillor at the City of Wanneroo wants to be the new mayor.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Police were sent on a high-speed chase after an erratic driver failed to stop in Perth's northern suburbs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A couple in Perth's northern suburbs have made a desperate plea to thieves to return their dog, which was stolen from their front yard on Friday night. Nine-year-old Mitzy is believed to be the victim of a dognapping after security cameras caught a man luring the pet away from the home. The footage showed a man driving a ute stop by the home when he spots the little dog. He then gets out of the vehicle and whistles at Mitzy. The dog then disappears from view. The incident occurred just before 8.30pm on Friday in Sinagra, in the City of Wanneroo. The thief was believed to be driving a white Commodore ute with a black roof, a hard tonneau cover and aftermarket exhaust. Sunrise correspondent Matt Tinney has the details. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's a whole heap to work through this week as we look back at the Bathurst 12 Hour and break down all that worked and the things that didn't from another energetic, Bathurst classic Motor Race. Tim Blanchard swings by to talk about his return to Australian Formula Ford after a long time out of the seat, Will Davison talks Winton and Wanneroo's breakthrough and then #DoricGuy joins Schibeci, Walker and Craill to preview all the action this weekend.

There's a whole heap to work through this week as we look back at the Bathurst 12 Hour and break down all that worked and the things that didn't from another energetic, Bathurst classic Motor Race. Tim Blanchard swings by to talk about his return to Australian Formula Ford after a long time out of the seat, Will Davison talks Winton and Wanneroo's breakthrough and then #DoricGuy joins Schibeci, Walker and Craill to preview all the action this weekend.

The V8 Sleuth Podcast powered by Repco has reached the double-ton! In our 200th episode, we're talking to Supercars and speedway racer Cam Waters. We chat about his career to date, from Formula Ford, Super2, Supercars and sprint cars, his big break through the Shannons Supercar Showdown reality TV show, and a heap of other topics. He also tackles your National Motor Racing Museum Couch Racer Questions and our V8 Sleuth Top 10 Shootout.V8 Sleuth Bookshop: https://bookshop.v8sleuth.com.au

CRAIG LOWNDES and Craig Baird join the show this week and both have great stories to tell. Bairdo talks the reinvention of the Bathurst 12 Hour this year, how he plans to help manage the race from Race Control and also breaks down the tough calls at Wanneroo last week. Then it's Lowndesy's turn to talk racing for (the Prostate Cancer Foundation) charity this week at Bathurst, his best 12-hour memories, Supercars scorecards and a whole heap more. Good chats!

CRAIG LOWNDES and Craig Baird join the show this week and both have great stories to tell. Bairdo talks the reinvention of the Bathurst 12 Hour this year, how he plans to help manage the race from Race Control and also breaks down the tough calls at Wanneroo last week. Then it's Lowndesy's turn to talk racing for (the Prostate Cancer Foundation) charity this week at Bathurst, his best 12-hour memories, Supercars scorecards and a whole heap more. Good chats!

This week on the Castrol Motorsport News Podcast host Andrew van Leeuwen and V8 Sleuth's Stefan Bartholomaeus dissect an entertaining and controversial weekend of Repco Supercars Championship action at Wanneroo Raceway. AVL talks about the breaking news linking Walkinshaw Andretti United with a shock switch to Ford for 2023 before the boys discuss the team's epic struggle in the West, and then give their verdicts on the contact between Jack Le Brocq and Scott Pye and the penalty that cost Cam Waters a race victory. AVL catches up with Will Davison to discuss his drought-breaking win and future beyond 2022. There's also a look at the future of Targa Tasmania after a tragic 30th anniversary event, the Motorsport News Mailbag, Castrol Stars of the Week and all the latest headlines from around the racing world.

Mark Fogarty details the action from Supercars at Wanneroo Raceway, plus the future of the venue. This edition also investigates the future of Targa Tasmania after another fatality last week. All this and more, thanks to RaceFuels.

For this week's edition of Repco Supercars Weekly, V8 Sleuth's Aaron Noonan runs through the key news from the Repco Supercars Championship and previews the championship's return to Wanneroo Raceway for the first time since 2019.The Garage: https://www.repco.com.au/thegarage

Michelle is back on deck today, and she runs through Embers top 5 list of players out of the two WA sides. We're also joined by V8 supercar legend WIll Davison talking about an upcoming drive at Wanneroo.   If you want to contact Embers and Michelle email RushhourWA@triplem.com.au Follow us on socials @TripleMPerth Please rate and review us on Itunes, Spotify or Google Podcasts     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Supercars driver as part of the Red Bull Ampol team looked ahead to his first round of racing at the Wanneroo track in Perth.

The Castrol Motorsport News Podcast recaps all the news from Australia and around the world. This week host Andrew van Leeuwen and V8 Sleuth's Stefan Bartholomaeus preview the Perth SuperNight and look at the big unknown heading to the West Aussie event after two seasons away. The boys also dig into the hot topics from the weekend's Formula 1 Grand Prix at Imola, including Charles Leclerc's costly error and the clash between Daniel Riccardo and Carlos Sainz. They also discuss Australian MotoGP star Jack Miller's future and the prospect of Supercars joining the Formula 1 support bill at overseas events, while Erebus Motorsport boss Barry Ryan joins the podcast to chat about his team's recent form swings, the wait to start building Gen3 cars and more.

"It's the choice of the candidate" - Tracey Roberts on taking leave from City of Wanneroo & whether other candidates should (17.04.2022)

Throwback to better times in Tasmania.  Also did you know that in 1982 that a man was eaten by a lion in Wanneroo?  You didn't?...  then tune in for all the latest olds. ... Episode Tunes: Neil Young - Heart of Gold ... 1OTW now exclusively brought to you buy the @geordibaybrewingco https://www.geordiebay.com.au/pages/where-to-find ... Want Merch?  We have shirts, stickers and stubbie holders send as an Instagram DM @1offthewood

Police have concerns for the welfare of a missing 40-year-old autistic man. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the V8 Sleuth Podcast powered by Repco we're chatting about a Classic Car: a Holden Commodore with a long, long racing life! Chassis RF 04 began its life as a Holden Commodore VN Group A SS in 1991 and kept racing – upgraded to a VP, then VR then VS specifications – until 2007! It hosted young guns, a world champion, well-known privateers and (at one point) a future Supercars Hall of Famer, gave Neil Crompton his maiden ATCC/SC podium finish, and had a starring role in some infamous Mount Panorama moments.V8 Sleuth Bookshop: https://bookshop.v8sleuth.com.au

This afternoon we put a petition to the candidates of this year's City of Wanneroo local council election. The petition is advocating for better road conditions in Mindarie (and the whole council) after the death of beloved grandmother Lia Bennet. Click the link below to hear what the candidates said about the issue.You can sign the petition to support better road conditions - www.change.org/p/city-of-wanneroo-make-anchorage-drive-safer-for-pedestrians #youthjam

We brought the workday down to Wanneroo Youth Centre today and had the pleasure of speaking with the City of Wanneroo mayor Tracey Roberts. Mayor Roberts said how the council are looking at investing heavily into youth/young adults with youth centres being infrastructure they are looking at funding.At the end of the interview, Mayor Roberts played a game of Abbreviation-Fest, where she lost to Imani Benfell 9-3.#youthjam

V8 Sleuth's Aaron Noonan runs through the latest happenings in the Repco Supercars Championship on Repco Supercars Weekly, including the delayed Bathurst 1000 amid major calendar changes for the second half of the 2021 season, what the new date means for the likelihood of former champion Scott McLaughlin making it back for the race, plus a snippet of how the Gen3 Chevrolet V8 engine may sound based on a preliminary test at Queensland Raceway.The Garage: https://www.repco.com.au/thegarage

The long-awaited upsurge in the Perth market is upon us. Perth has transformed from recovery to boom in the space of a few months, with a doubling in the number of suburbs with rising markets. Our Summer 2020-21 survey of sales activity identified 59 rising suburbs across Perth, the highest in the six years we have been conducting our quarterly surveys. But our latest (Autumn 2021) survey finds that the number has doubled to 118 suburbs, a remarkable change in just three months. This uplift in buyer activity is being reinforced by other data, including very low vacancy rates, rising rents and increasing levels of price growth. This avalanche of strong, positive statistics coming out of the Perth market coincides with the publication of our new edition of the Top 5 Perth Hotspots report. It reveals that rising markets are spread right across the Perth metropolitan area and include a broad range of price points. But the greatest momentum is at the affordable end of the market, with strength also evident in middle-market areas. The LGA of Wanneroo in the far north has 14 rising suburbs, driven by first-home buyers and other owner-occupiers on a budget. Many are suburbs with median prices in the $300,000s and $400,000s. The City of Stirling, which regularly features in these reports, also has 14 rising suburbs. Stirling is a middle-ring LGA with a wide range of suburbs with different price points. The significant upturn in sales activity recently is starting to translate into price performance. In the past 12 months, 60% of Perth suburbs have recorded growth in their median house prices, but in the most recent quarter 78% have had price increases. I expect this momentum in Perth prices to continue and it’s noteworthy that most forecasters expect Perth house prices to increase 10% or 15% in the next 12 months. To find out the best places to buy in this strongly rising market, get yourself a copy our new Top 5 Perth Hotspots report and have a read today.

This week Becks and Liam discuss the games against Subi-Floreat, the Colts GF and the first week of games against Wanneroo. Some exciting performances across the grades in the last couple of weeks that get discussed including a career best for Guru Dhillon! Be sure to follow the podcast & leave us a review, as well as following us on our socials. See ya Wednesday!

One of the biggest hitters the BBL has seen, Travis Birt joins us in the studio to talk about under 19/academy cricket, days at Tasmania and Western Australia, dominating during the early stages of the Big Bash where he hit 20 runs off 1 ball, playing in various leagues around the world including in the IPL, T20s for Australia, districts at Wanneroo, job at Icon Sports and more!

In which Simone plays her 100th game for the club, and both teams are much in awe!

We examine the dynamics of WA property and spotlight Greenwood – a suburb of Perth, Western Australia, located in the City of Joondalup. The suburb is located 18 km from Perth’s central business district. It is bordered by the Mitchell Freeway, Hepburn ave, Wanneroo road and Warwick road. 0:00 Start00:32 Introduction00:58 Perth Market (REIWA Style)6:34 … Continue reading "WA Property In General And a Spotlight On Greenwood [Podcast]"

Lance contacted Gareth Parker to raise his concerns over a new McDonald’s store being built in Tapping which his property, along with other residents backs onto.  The land that the McDonalds is being built on has been raised to the tops of the resident’s fences and their concern is that once the McDonald’s is built they will have absolutely no privacy. Lance says that he is devastated and that they have requested to the City of Wanneroo that the developers need to build a retaining wall to help block out noise and retain their privacy.  Mark Dickson, Director of Planning with the City of Wanneroo says they have acknowledged the concerns of the residents and are working with the developers to try and find a solution.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The daughter of UK & Irish immigrants Jackie Jarvis (T: @Jarvis_Jackie) (nee Mullins) grew up in in the northern Perth suburb of Wanneroo, where she spent her teenage years working on the vegetable growing “market gardens” during her school holidays. After declaring to her family, that she would “never work in agriculture again” Jackie started her career in the finance industry where she met her husband Matt while they were both working in the South West. The couple relocated back to Perth, both got jobs on St George’s Tce, bought a house in the city with no plans to ever leave. Matt called her in 1996 saying he had been offered a work transfer to Margaret River and Jackie agreed she would go for 2 years. By 1998 the couple had sold their Perth home, had their first baby, planted a vineyard; and Jackie declared she would never return to Perth. Jackie returned to off-farm work when Ashlee started school and built new career in as an expert in Workforce Development for the Agricultural sector. Her work in the area of attracting resettled refugees to work in agriculture saw her named as the 2014 WA Rural Woman of the Year and National Runner-Up. More recently Jackie has served as a Principal Policy Adviser to the on. Alannah MacTiernan MLC Minister for Regional Development; Agriculture & Food. In November 2017 she took up the role of CEO of the Rural, Regional, Remote Woman’s Network of WA Inc. A role that allowed her to work from home on vineyard, albeit with regular long-distance trips. And even though she’s not full time in the farm business anymore, Jackie can often be found working in the Jarvis Estate Cellar Door on weekends. She has a love of audio books, generally listened to while driving up and down the Forrest Highway. Thank you to the RRR Network for working with us to put together this series. Other mentions in this episode: Toapin Rise Farm Don't forget to send us an email if you know of a story that we should tell at hello@generationag.com.au Come join the Facebook community! *Become a Patreon Partner* - https://patreon.com/generationag Find us here: Instagram: @generation.ag Twitter: @generation_ag Website: www.generationag.com.au

Backstories was a one day multi-sited storytelling festival located in the suburbs of Western Australia. Reaching from Mandurah to Wanneroo, the Backstories festival provided new opportunities for storytellers to share stories in local backyards. Anju Sivarajah is a storyteller born in Sri Lanka and predominantly raised in Australia. Anju was a witness to extreme violent genocide in Sri Lanka when she was 5 years old. In her story, she reflects on the effects of Sri Lanka’s civil war, and her mixed Sinhalese, Burgher and Tamil heritage.

Backstories was a one day multi-sited storytelling festival located in the suburbs of Western Australia. Reaching from Mandurah to Wanneroo, the Backstories festival provided new opportunities for storytellers to share stories in local backyards. A migrant family in a new city, a mad dash from a group of bullies, and a conversation with a stranger on a plane. Shamit shows us three moments across time that come together to form a bigger picture. Shamit Saggar is a leading British academic with expertise in government and industry leadership. He recently moved to Perth with his family and was appointed as the inaugural director of The University of Western Australia’s Public Policy Institute.

Backstories was a one day multi-sited storytelling festival located in the suburbs of Western Australia. Reaching from Mandurah to Wanneroo, the Backstories festival provided new opportunities for storytellers to share stories in local backyards. Shenali Perera is a creative writer, storyteller, artist, boxer and backyard comedian (her family would tell you). Born in Sri Lanka, Shenali grew up in the suburbs of Gosnells and Southern River, and remembers a time when her life in Australia stretched only as far as the Carousel Shopping Centre and Gosnells Library. Currently studying her Masters in Human Rights, Shenali is passionate about intercultural dialogue and connecting all the vibrant communities around her to each other.

Backstories was a one day multi-sited storytelling festival located in the suburbs of Western Australia. Reaching from Mandurah to Wanneroo, the Backstories festival provided new opportunities for storytellers to share stories in local backyards. Ron shares the story of a West Australian and a Victorian – an unlikely friendship and its impact across a lifetime.

Backstories was a one day multi-sited storytelling festival located in the suburbs of Western Australia. Reaching from Mandurah to Wanneroo, the Backstories festival provided new opportunities for storytellers to share stories in local backyards. "Despite society’s expectations, which disabled me far more than my body did, I have outlived my expiry date many times over." Sandi Parsons considers her guardianship of gifted lungs one of her many victories in her ongoing battle with Cystic Fibrosis. Sandi was 38 when she underwent a double lung transplant. At Backstories, Sandi shared her story about her battle with Cystic Fibrosis, and the fulfilling life she has managed to create for herself despite its ongoing challenges.

we review round 13 of the AFL season and look back at the week gone by in the cricket world cup. new segment as well, #sweat. should be a banger in the next couple of weeks

In which Amarisa forgets but is really solid; Shaun bruises; Megan is rechristened Imogen and discovers she much prefers catching; Zoe can be relied on; Caitlin has no luck and also forgets her hips; Richelle chooses the wrong position fir her season swan song; Anneliese has lots of rust but shows a clean pair of heals; Ciara breaks hearts heroically; Grace shows her range; Vette’s instincts are good but her timing is off; Beckie is brave, in so many ways; & Hayley enjoys the infield.

Jay Drifter host of Wanneroo #FPV track for #WestCoastWhoopers

History is being brought to life with a series of informative signs installed at significant shipwreck sites along the City of Wanneroo's coast. Onshore signs now act as physical markers for shipwrecks in Alkimos, Eglinton, Two Rocks and Yanchep, providing history, stories and images of each wreck. For further information about each shipwreck can be found in the City's new free mobile app, Discover Wanneroo See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Nathan's construction update.Perth’s raging battle - North vs South of the river. Have you defected? Hayden moved from Wanneroo to Baldivis. Shannon moved to Mandurah. Paul moved far north–all is good except he lost a couple of friends. Budget chat. Nathan wants compensation via the delivery of burgers. Record you don’t want to hold. Joy has changed her name five times. Naomi holds the record for locking her daughter in the house. Jess holds the record for the most number of patients peeing on her. The Federal Finance Minister Matthias Corman joined the guys to chat about the budget. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

They're back! The dynamic duo of satirical Supercars podcasting roll out episode eleven of the Warbstercast.It's Phillip Island & the weekend that had a little bit of everything. Controversy, parity, German food, nineteen degrees of separation, penalties & social media meltdown kept us entertained nearly as much as the on track action.This sets up a big weekend coming up at Wanneroo, which we preview with our usual tips made with guesswork & half baked theories. Exclusively we introduce a new game that is guaranteed to destroy the avid Supercars fans liver. We also throw in some news, some actual insight & Lou Reed to round out our usual obscure references, racing humour & general nonsense in the only Supercars podcast that matters.Big thanks to Lake Minnetonka for use of their song 'Out There Bout There'. Please visit https://lakeminnetonka.bandcamp.com/

In which Pilar tells Anneliese she knows how to catch before the hottest day of the season; Vette is robbed by a skinny shin; Renae gets her average above 500; Caitlin hits another double; Anneliese bleeds for the cause; Shaun’s signals cause much confusion; Richelle makes an adjustment; Anneliese is very graceful & Pilar is a consummate professional.

In which a win is stolen & a draw is stolen back; the Rookie Of The Year gets State Selection; the All-Stars do lots of hitting; international scouting is successful; Simone is robbed; Janet demonstrates she can catch; & Clay bites his tongue, a lot!

Ladywhips v Wanneroo (16/10/16) - in which the Ladywhips have new strips; Beck's bat stays hot; Shanelle surprises herself; a paddock is played on; and the height of Simone's boobs remains the subject of much conjecture.

- Ladywhips Preseason Tournament 2/10/16Ladywhips preseason preparation; Ladywhips v Wanneroo, Willetton and Kalamunda; final v Kalamunda; first trophy; opening day preparations.

Overdrive 14 March 2015 - News including Feb car sales; Smart brand leaves Australia; Oregon road user charging; Pollution reduction creates healthier kids in LA; Long distance lanes; and WA residents told to get moving. We interview the co-author of an important book that has just been released - City Limits: Why Australia's cities are broken and how we can fix them. We hear the latest from the Geneva Motor Show. And Quirky news including: Latte - the perfect commuter coffee and Boston parkers fighting over snow-clear spaces.