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Peter Kelly PropertyThis Stamp Duty Change Could Save You $25,000This stamp duty change could save you $25,000. But only if you meet the rules... and they’re tighter than you think.In this episode, we break down the game-changing move by the QLD government that’s scrapping stamp duty for eligible first home buyers. We unpack what it actually means, how it could help the property market, and whether VIC and NSW will follow.It’s good news for buyers but it’s not the free kick the headlines make it sound like.If you're in the game (or trying to get in...2025-05-0512 min
The Clearwater, Clear Mind PodcastIt’s not rocket science! 🚀In this midweek edition of The Clearwater, Clear Mind Podcast, Ben takes a break from plumbing talk and vents about the little annoyances that grind his gears. From inconsiderate smokers clouding the air and littering with cigarette butts, to footpath hogs causing traffic jams on the sidewalks, and the chaos of illegal fireworks lighting up the night sky—Ben tackles it all with humor and a touch of frustration. Grab a cuppa, sit back, and join Ben for a laugh as he shakes off the midweek blues and rants about the things we all wish people would do a li...2024-12-0321 min
The Clearwater, Clear Mind PodcastPreventative Plumbing – How to Save Money in the Long RunIn this episode of The Clearwater, Clear Mind Podcast, Ben shares essential tips on maintaining your plumbing system to avoid costly repairs. From keeping your drains clear and your water heater running efficiently to winterizing your pipes and spotting early warning signs, this episode is packed with practical advice for homeowners.Learn how a little preventative care can go a long way in protecting your home, saving money, and keeping your plumbing in top shape. Tune in for expert guidance, relatable stories, and actionable steps to stay ahead of plumbing problems.2024-12-0122 min
The Clearwater, Clear Mind PodcastPrepping Your Plumbing for ChristmasPodcast Series: Christmas Plumbing Survival GuideEpisode 1: “Prepping Your Plumbing for Christmas”The holiday season is here, and with it comes extra guests, bigger meals, and increased pressure on your home’s plumbing system. In this first episode of our Christmas Plumbing Survival Guide series, we share practical tips to ensure your plumbing is holiday-ready.Key Highlights: • Spotting and addressing common issues like slow drains, leaks, and low water pressure before they escalate. • Preparing your hot water system for the demands of the season.2024-11-2823 min
Humans of AgricultureThis little town has a BIG Dairy Story with Erica DibdenThis week we're heading to a tiny little town called Tilba on the South Coast of NSW. An old mining town, the small mainstreet pops under an enormous mountain.For generations Tilba Dairy has been providing jobs, amazing dairy products and played a key part of the social fabric that makes this town what it is.So, what's the value of branded businesses to small communities like Tilba? That's exactly why we caught up with Erica Dibden co-owner of Tilba Dairy.Paid Partnership Transparency:Humans of Agriculture have been fortunate enough to...2024-10-1530 min
Humans of AgricultureEmma Elliott: "It's in my best interest to care for the environment" from The Little Big Dairy CoIn the heart of Dubbo, NSW, a remarkable story unfolds at The Little Big Dairy Co, where Emma Elliott and her father, Steve Chesworth, are not just dairy farmers, but they regard themselves as environmentalists. Their journey showcasing the importance of embracing new and sustainable practices in the dairy industry to benefit both the environment and the bottom line. We discuss:The importance of preserving the dairy industry and encouraging the next generation to be involved.The balance between profitability and sustainability in the dairy industry.The need for education and transparency to...2024-09-1720 min
Top-Rated Free Audiobooks in Biography & Memoir, WomenGoing Under: A memoir of family secrets, addiction and escape by Seana SmithPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/793732 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Going Under: A memoir of family secrets, addiction and escape Author: Seana Smith Narrator: Seana Smith Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 9 hours 48 minutes Release date: September 3, 2024 Genres: Women Publisher's Summary: From the outside, Seana Smith lived an enviable life. An Oxford graduate, a successful career with the BBC and Sydney’s Channel 9, a bestselling author, happily married. But behind this perfect life she had a secret: Seana was a drinker, and alcohol was slowly taking away her life, destroying her health, her emotional well-being, her world. With engaging style and...2024-09-0303 min
Vincentian Spiritual Reflection GuideFrom little things…Season 2, 2024: Episode 7.Gospel reference: Mark 4.26_38Gospel read by James Hodge (QLD) Director of Mission St Mary's Conference South Brisbane (National Mission Network) Recorded on Meanjin landReflection by Leonie Duck, Mission Partner SVDP NSW Wangal Land Interview with Jordan Grantham, Internal Communications - Vinnies NSW Recorded on Gadigal Land2024-06-1619 min
Little Birdie PodcastThursday Lines | QLD Hammer NSWA unique look into the world of Sports Betting from the eyes of Professional Punters2024-06-0627 min
Aussie Beer Voyage#32 - Northern NSW Road Trip 2024In this episode, you'll be guided by Joel's dulcet tones as he narrates the entire trip in an overview as we meandered down from Brisbane to as far south as Coffs Harbour. Writing this now, who was Coffs? Anyway, I digress, mostly because I don't to say much in this episode! Some people will likely enjoy that more - Adsy.
We've taken our very first real voyage as part of the Aussie Beer Voyage (ABV) podcast to Northern NSW! We also visited Smokey at Currumbin Valley Brewing, which is really at the butt end of QLD and...2024-05-0817 min
Teach NSW PodcastS1 E4: On the great debate between primary and secondary teachingIn this episode, all gloves are off as Shannon, a primary-trained teacher, and Siobhan, a secondary-trained teacher, go head-to-head in the great debate of primary versus secondary teaching.For listeners who are yet to enter the classroom, Shannon takes you through a day in the life of a primary teacher (and in her case, impromptu dance teacher) and Siobhan will let you jump into the shoes of a secondary English/society and culture teacher. For those with leadership in their sights, they also cover the difference in leadership roles in primary and high school contexts.2024-03-2830 min
Big Shift For Small FarmsMacrobiology in the Soil - Dung BeetlesIn this episode, get ready to dig into the quirky world of dung beetles and discover how these little champions are like the superheroes of soil health on farms! Join us and our guests as we chat about the fantastic benefits dung beetles bring to Australian farmers – from reducing water runoff to boosting pasture growth and improving soil in grazing systems, to keeping pests in check, and even mastering the art of carbon sequestration. These remarkable critters prove that sometimes, in the smallest packages, you find the mightiest heroes for our planet's well-being.
Thank you to our gu...2024-03-2634 min
Pizza and PropertyWeekly Slice 170 Is This NSW Region Set for More Growth? Listeners Choice Area Review - With Arjun PaliwalEvery month, we ask our audience to send in a suburb that they'd like analysed, so that our resident data expert and Head of Research at InvestorKit, Arjun Paliwal, can break it apart and let them know whether it's a NO or a GO! We're heading to NSW for today's episode and more specifically, Budgewoi in the Central Coast region. And our question comes from Brett, who wants to know about the short-term growth potential and if it's worth adding a Budgewoi property to his portfolio. But in this Listeners Choice episode, we're...2024-02-2816 min
GBBC Bible PreachingWalk in Love, Part 2 - ContinuedCharlie Haddad, Pastor
Love in Action
Full video Sermon - https://youtu.be/Yi6VZiKA9F0?si=K2EAyEjT2iJ-RW6D
1 John 3:18 "My little children, let us not love in word, neither in tongue; but in deed and in truth."
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Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & EcologyEp.169 Sportsturf careers: Great grass is no accident - David Little (TAFE NSW)When you're watching sport on the telly, do you realise how much passion goes into the grounds?I'm not talking about the passion from the coaches, the players and the fans. I'm talking about the sportsturf managers who go to extraordinary lengths to ensure the optimal conditions are available on the grounds.As this episode's guest, TAFE NSW teacher David Little says, great turf is no accident! It requires the knowledge, experience and dedication of seriously talented sportsturf managers like the people he teaches to undertake this highly specialised job.We've barely scratched...2023-08-201h 18
The Little Marketing Small Business PodcastWhat a specialist in dog behaviour can teach us about marketing for small businessFor those of you who have pets, or specifically dogs, you’ll love this episode even more. Our guest is Racheal Romeo, she’s the director Riverina K9, in the beautiful NSW Riverina area. Her business helps dogs and their owners with dog training, behavioural change, and whole lot more. Racheal has been running the business for almost 10 years, so in this episode Racheal shares a whole lot about her business including:The vast array of marketing her business doesHow she manages the business and the family in her busy scheduleAnd just in general some o...2023-08-0951 min
Suffer the Little ChildrenEpisode 143: Jack and Jennifer Edwards (Part 2)In the last episode, I told you the first part of the story of 15-year-old Jack Edwards and his 13-year-old sister, Jennifer. I told you about the multiple romantic partners and children their father, John Edwards, abused and manipulated over the years, the various complaints against John of domestic violence and stalking, and how, despite all that, he was able to obtain permits and licenses to both shoot and own multiple firearms in New South Wales, Australia.In this episode, I’ll tell you about how John Edwards’ diabolical preparations led up to his most horrific act; how he c...2023-05-061h 20
Suffer the Little ChildrenEpisode 142: Jack and Jennifer Edwards (Part 1)On July 5, 2018, 13-year-old Jennifer Edwards got off the bus and walked eight minutes to get to her home in West Pennant Hills, a suburb of Sydney, Australia. Jenny had no idea that her father, 67-year-old John Edwards, was following her in a car he rented so she wouldn’t recognize him. When Jenny arrived at home, John pulled into the driveway and chased her inside the house with a handgun. Jenny fled to her brother’s bedroom, where she and 15-year-old Jack huddled under his computer desk, terrified, as their own father stormed in and fired multiple shots directly into his...2023-04-291h 11
Australian Farmers: Telling Our StoryS2 Ep 12 - Little Big DairyTheir motto is “When you take care of the little things, the big things take care of themselves,” and so, Little Big Dairy near Dubbo in Central West NSW was born. It is an incredible business, one of only a handful in the nation offering single source milk, meaning the milk comes solely from one farm, is processed on-site and sold directly to consumers. For the family behind the business - quality, traceability and integrity are everything. The Chesworths come from a long line of dairy farmers but that hasn’t held them back from taking a risk by doing...2023-03-2519 min
A Rational FearNews Fighters: NSW Election: Two Awful Men!🎟️ BUY TICKETS TO THE A RATIONAL FEAR LIVE SHOW IN MELBOURNE🎟️ BUY TICKETS TO THE A RATIONAL FEAR LIVE SHOW IN BRISBANEThis month Dylan Behan takes an in-depth look at all the big NSW state election issues from boat ramps to cashless gaming cards to superannuation for kids and why neither major party will do anything to actual tackle the biggest cost of living issue in NSW: astronomical rents. Also we look at the two middle aged white men who are determined to promise to do as little as possible in order to get your vote this Sa...2023-03-2124 min
Law for Community WorkersSpotlight On Immigration Rights and Advice Centre (IARC)The Immigration Advice and Rights Centre (IARC) is a specialist, not-for-profit community legal centre (CLC) with over 35 years’ experience in migration law and policy.
IARC’s vision is for a fair and just immigration system for everyone, regardless of means. IARC assists migrants experiencing vulnerability in NSW by providing free legal information, advice, and casework services.
Our clients are financially disadvantaged, come from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, and often speak little or no English. Many experience multiple layers of disadvantage including homelessness, low education levels, and disability. They have often experienced torture or trauma. Almo...2023-02-2209 min
PSA CPSU NSW PodcastPrivatisation and the upcoming Election CampaignStewart Little talks to new host Marianne Ledic about the upcoming election campaign and the main issues for the PSA leading up to election day.2023-02-1028 min
Herpreneur Show5 Little Bears with Leanne Murner5 Little Bears with Leanne Murner
Imagine going from start-up to global distributor within your first 2 years of business.
The situation of needing to learn on the go, how to promptly scale, systematisation, staff, procedures….OMG! list goes on!!!!
That is exactly what happened to Leanne Murner.
In today’s interview, we hear about the miraculous growth that happened when Leanne struck gold with an idea that was simply for her children at home, which then grew into the very first ‘Australian’ animal puzzle pieces. No plastic… No tigers or giraffe. Just pure...2023-02-0700 min
GKP - General Knowledge PodcastGKP S5/E4 - 15 Minute Control Grid, NSW COVID Reporting, COVID Vax Death Batches RevealedG'day Folks,
On the first show for 2023 Andy and I tackle a few developing stories but first, HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL!!!
We hope everyone had a great Christmas and New Years. A well deserved break was needed.
For this show we discussed:
Activist Katie Hopkins (from the UK) video discusses the plan for Oxford's 15 Minute City which is really just a way to curtail freedoms and keep people from moving about freely. The ever encroaching control grid is now becoming a reality.
We have been discussing it...2023-01-101h 25
DecodeDecode: Chris Minns (NSW Opposition Leader)After a little sabbatical, Decode is back. This week we are talking to the leader of the NSW Labor Party, and the man hoping to be the next Premier of the worst state in the country - NSW (Newcastle, Sydney and Wollongong). We asked Chris about what's left to sell in NSW, why the Coalition have been in power for so long, and whether he's open to leaning into his time as a Firefighter and rolling out a Campaign Calendar. Have a listen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2022-11-2924 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastThe Privatisation Experiment Has FailedOn the podcast this week, PSA General Secretary Stewart Little and Assistant General Secretary Troy Wright discuss how the selling of public assets and transferring public services to private companies has cost us all.2022-10-2523 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastPSA Responds To The Fuller Flood Crisis ReportA report into the response to the flood crisis of Northern NSW was released last week. The report, co-authored by former police commissioner Mick Fuller was critical of a number of agencies that fall under the PSA’s representation. In response, General Secretary Stewart Little gives insight into why some of the PSAs submissions were not adhered to and some practical measures that could have been implemented that stand in contrast to some of the reports recommendations.2022-08-2510 min
Early Learning MattersSTEM in the early yearsSibylle Seidler, Heike Hendershot and Haley Bates from Little Scientist join Jacqui Ward to discuss the importance of STEM in the early years.2022-08-0430 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastWhy Is There So Much Industrial Unrest In NSW?This week saw Rail workers, Nurses and Teachers all exercising industrial action. Coming off the back of the PSA’s own industrial action less than a month ago along with notable disputes that have already occurred against the NSW government - A question that has to be asked - How are we in this position? How is it that so many public sector workers feel mistreated and unfairly dealt with by the NSW government that they are prepared to hold industrial action on a routine basis? To find out more - we talk to our own...2022-06-2908 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastPSA On Strike: One Week OnA week after the PSA went on a succesful 24 -hour day of action, we chat to General Secretary Stewart Little about the state of the current fight towards the scrapping of the NSW public sector wages cap.2022-06-1608 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastElection RoundtableThis coming Saturday, May 21st is election dayThe entire country will hit the polls and vote for who they believe is best to form the next government.On the podcast today, we have a roundtable discussion about the issues are that are facing voters, looking through a prism of emphasis on the public sector.Our guests are PSA President Nicole Jess, PSA General Secretary Stewart Little, Campaigns and Communications Manager Marianne Ledic, Senior Communications Officer Jason Mountney and Communications Production Assistant Aaron Hewitt.2022-05-1826 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastPSA Revises Wage Claim To 5.2%General Secretary Stewart Little tells the podcast of a revision in our wage claim to be in line with inflation. Our current request is 5.2%.2022-05-0106 min
THE SDA HOUSING PODCASTEpisode 26 - Areas Around Sydney & NSW for SDAEPISODE:Today, Donna, Eryn, & Minh from our office will discuss SDA demand throughout New South Wales, but more so in Sydney specifically. This podcast is only a quick intro to the NSW market from a macro perspective, talking about the different areas which should be of interest to investors for SDA in NSW. They discuss the areas in highest demand and their location in relation to Sydney. Also, they talk about possible options for investors looking to build in NSW given the scarcity of land throughout the state. There will...2022-04-2522 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastThe Public Sector Needs A Pay RiseThe Public Sector Needs A Pay Rise - this is the name of the new campaign launched this week by the PSA to lift the wages of public sector employees.On the podcast today we talk to General Secretary Stewart Little about the launch of the campaign, why now is the time to demand action on wages, and the union’s response to the statements made by the premier that rebuke the union's demands.2022-04-0605 min
Life on the Land100 years of the CWA of NSW with CEO Danica LeysThe CWA is an icon of Australia.Everyone knows it, respects it and most have a story to share about it. The Country Women's Association is akin family for anyone who’s ever lived in rural Australia,For the last 100 years its women have been responsible for huge progress in the areas of health, facilities and telecommunications for the bush. But more than that – decades ago, when city women fell in love and married men who were from the country, often they were leaving the comforts of city life, to t...2022-03-2756 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastThe Federal Government Cuts Vital Mental Health FundingPermanent funding for first responders' mental health is needed now - it is a vital mental health service for first responders. However, the Black Dog Institute’s Traumatic Stress Clinic funding hasn’t been renewed by the Federal Government, meaning the vital mental health support for first responders to bushfires, floods and other natural disasters will end on June 30.The NSW Government should step in if the Commonwealth won’t, says the Public Service Association General Secretary Stewart Little. 2022-03-2305 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastNew National Parks Need Adequate StaffingThis week, PSA General Secretary Stewart Little and NPWS 40 year veteran and Organiser Kim DeGovrik toured far western NSW to inspect the recent land acquisitions of the NSW government for National Parks. In addition, the PSA addresses the need for additional resourcing including jobs for these massive land purchases.2021-11-2505 min
PD in your pocket10. STEM In Family Day Care: Part 1Lena Hammond (Environmental Education Consultant, Little Scientists Australia), interviewed by Lisa Bryant (early education consultant).2021-11-1726 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastiCare Pays Back $38 million to 53,000 Injured Workers - PSA RespondsPSA General Secretary Stewart Little responds to the news that the state insurer icare will pay $38 million to 53,000 largely underpaid injured workers affected by miscalculation errors. 2021-11-1105 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastStewart Little: The Return To WorkThe community turned to the public sector for stability and reassurance and it's important that our members are acknowledged for the great work they've done.2021-10-1907 min
The Board Game BBQ PodcastEpisode 144: Special guest – Kim Brebach! Plus My Little Scythe, Cascadia, Land vs SeaEpisode 144: Special Guest - Kim Brebach from Good Games Publishing, My Little Scythe, Cascadia, Land vs Sea
On this episode Sarah, Jules and Adrian are joined by Kim Brebach from Good Games Publishing. He talks about his journey into game design, his mission to find games that have incredible depth, and his development approach to playtesting new games.
In our Sizzling Games segment Adrian has been enjoying My Little Scythe with his family, Kim has discovered the joy of Cascadia, and both Jules and Sarah have been carefully placing (and stealing) tiles in Land vs S...2021-10-051h 50
FlowNews24@MickVeitchMLC, @NSWLabor shadow #Agriculture spokesman, on the cancelled Legislative Council, and 'too little, too late' on farm labourThe NSW upper house sat for about an hour before the NSW Liberal-National Coalition government ministers' refusal to attend, citing health grounds, brought the sitting to a grinding halt. The swift end to parliamentary sitting contrasts in Labor's view with a 'too little, too late' approach from the NSW Agriculture Minister Adam Marshall to ensuring farmers have adequate labour for the spring harvest.2021-09-1507 min
Good Sesh with Joel HannaSally Hill from NSW Circular on making space for purpose centred conversations, and the power of small business to change the worldMeet Sally Hill
Sally is the Head of Engagement at NSW Circular and an experienced leader in the "for purpose" space.
We talked about the importance of making space for purpose centred conversations, the power of small business and entrepreneurship when it comes to making the world a better place, and how the circular economy will help us all.
Here are some links to some of the resources we discussed:
The NSW Circular website
The website of the Purpose Conference (RIP)
William McDonnagh's Cradle to Cradle (book)
Paul Hawken's The Ecology of Commerce (book)
Tyson Yunkaporta's...2021-08-2333 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastLockdown Update From Stewart Little and Nicole JessOn the podcast this week, PSA President Nicole Jess and General Secretary Stewart Little give us an update on how our members are coping across various departments now that the entire state of NSW has gone into lockdown.2021-08-2005 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastEmergency Ambulance Scheme - Immediate Family Members Now CoveredOn this episode - we talk to PSA General Secretary Stewart Little about the union executive's expansion of the Emergency Ambulance Scheme - which now covers immediate family members of those who have joined the PSA/CPSU NSW. In addition, Stewart informs of the other member benefits available to all union members during this current NSW crisis.2021-07-3005 min
Radio GoolarriSandy Dann IV With President Of The NSW Young Lawyers Simon BruckSandy Dann chats with the President of the NSW Young Lawyers Simon Bruck about the Uluru Statement from the Heart
A little background about NSW Young Lawyers and the Law Society of NSW:
NSW Young Lawyers represents lawyers in NSW who are aged 36 years and under, in their first five years of practice, or studying law. We are the largest body of early-career lawyers and law students in Australia. Our parent body, the law society of NSW represents the 36,000 practising solicitors in NSW (NSW has the largest number of solicitors in Australia – around 43%). Together, they developed a joint policy on th...2021-07-1412 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastProposed Vaccination LeaveThis week we chat to PSA General Secretary Stewart Little about the need to make sure NSW Public Servants are vaccinated without using their regular leave entitlements.2021-07-0908 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastNSW Budget Week 2021 - How Are PSA Members Affected?This week was NSW Budget week. We sat down with Researcher Laura Moss, Journalist Jason Mountney and PSA General Secretary Stewart Little to pour through the numbers and see what is good and what is bad for our members. Notable was the proposed return to an 'up to' 2.5% wage cap for public sector workers. Listen on for details.2021-06-2408 minPSA CPSU NSW Podcast"We're on a war footing for a public Sector Wage Rise"PSA General Secretary Stewart Little tells the PSA/CPSU NSW Podcast that the union is on a war footing to prosecute the case for a wage rise to the NSW Government. This is in response to the 2020 budget where Treasurer Perrottet and Premier Berejiklian rode on the back of the Public Service during the bushfires and through covid and then did not grant a pay rise.2021-06-1008 min
The Sentinel SpeakeasyThe Sentinel Speakeasy: episode #13 featuring special guest Katie Little (Mass Experience) – Tuesday, 25 May, 2021In this episode, the Sentinel's editor Peter Hackney and features editor Travis de Jonk explore the top headlines of the week, including: residents of fifteen Inner West suburbs urged to get tested after Covid virus fragments were detected in sewage; thousands of young people defy NSW Education Minister Sarah Mitchell to gather in Central Sydney for the School Strike 4 Climate; and a Tamil Day of Remembrance rally is held outside Sydney Town Hall. For official information on Covid vaccinations in NSW, visit health.nsw.gov.au.This week, our special guest on the show is...2021-05-2436 minBig Shift For Small FarmsPasture and livestock recovery following a floodMany of our listeners in NSW have been heavily impacted by recent flooding at the end of March this year. In the Hawkesbury-Nepean river region of Western Sydney, it caught many by surprise peaking at a staggering 12.9 metres, with water engulfing properties and homes.
So in this episode we’re bringing you a special recording at a field day on flood recovery hosted by Greater Sydney Local Land Services at their demonstration farm in April. Our producer Olivia Ralph was there to capture some insights from the event.
Thanks to Alana, Amy an...2021-05-1031 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastRe-elected PSA General Secretary Stewart LittleThe public service association of NSW Has a new Executive and a renewed focus for success. We chat to newly re-elected General Secretary Stewart Little about his plans for our union in his next term.2021-04-2709 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastThe NSW Government Is Cutting Millions From Art Galleries and MuseumsAccording to Treasury Figures, the NSW Government is set to cut millions from cultural institutions including the Art Gallery of NSW, The Australian Museum, and the Powerhouse Museum along with the Sydney Opera House. We chat to Stewart Little, PSA General Secretary about what this could possibly mean moving forward including the potential risk to permanent and ongoing staff.2021-04-1909 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastThe Rally To Save Our TAFEAt a rally this past week at Ultimo TAFE campus, CPSU NSW Branch Secretary Stewart little, Opposition Spokesperson Jihad Dib and a host of other speakers managed to sum up the frustrations of students and staff over the covert actions of the NSW State Government regarding the privatisation of TAFE. 2021-04-0604 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastThe Gutting of TAFE NSWRecently there have been reports of TAFE campus sell-offs (Scone) along with job losses ranging in the hundreds that the state government have attempted to fudge over. On the podcast this week we spoke to the PSA/CPSU NSW’s Aaron Hewitt, who recently traveled to the Hunter with TAFE opposition spokesperson Jihad Dib and CPSU NSW Branch Secretary Stewart Little - to talk about a major demonstration to raise awareness of the plight of TAFE in NSW.2021-03-1605 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastWhy TAFE Matters With Jihad DibThis week, Stewart Little sat down with NSW Shadow TAFE Minister Jihad Dib for an extensive discussion on why TAFE matters, and why it's more important now to ensure it survives the constant attacks from the Coalition Government.2021-02-2823 min
The Collective UnlimitedFeed YourselfNeed a little more flavour this week? Listen to this short devotional. Pinch of Salt from Pastor Steve See 31 January 2021Crossroads Church Goonellabah NSW 2480 Australiahttps://www.crossroadslismore.com/2021-02-0102 minThe Collective UnlimitedThe Secret Place of ContentmentOur first "Pinch of Salt"! Need a little encouragement? Don't have a lot of time? Listen to Pastor Steve as he reminds us that we can do all things because of Jesus. We can't but He can! Would you like to find the secret place of contentment? Have a listen and be encouraged! 2021-01-2907 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastThe Last Podcast For 2020To close out the year, we sat down with General Secretary Stewart Little to discuss the year that was and the excellence of the NSW Public Service in performing their duties.2020-12-1815 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastWhat The PSA Will Do If NSW Gets A New PremierOn the podcast this week, in light of the troubles facing the Premier of NSW, Stewart Little - PSA General Secretary informs us of the stance the union will take if there is a change in leadership over the next coming days.2020-10-1503 min
Little Athletics NSW Sunday Coaching SchoolCoaching Conversation with John QuinnA Level 5 track & field coach with strong links to Little Athletics, John’s career has spanned more than 35 years. He has worked with many of Australia’s leading athletes and coaches across sports as diverse as track and field, soccer, swimming, AFL, rugby league, tennis, cricket, and Olympic bobsleigh. Some of John’s accomplishments include: • Sprints and relay coach for the Australian track and field team at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games • Head fitness coach and High-Performance Manager for Essendon Football Club (AFL) 1998 – 2008. • High-Performance Manager of Greater Western Sydney Giants Football Club (AFL) 2010 – 2014. • Australian fitness coach for two International Rules Series – Australia an...2020-10-1449 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastThe PSA Reacts To The 0.3% IRC Wage RulingThe ruling by the Industrial Relations Commission in NSW has been labelled as an insult by many PSA members. In this episode, we hear from PSA General Secretary Stewart Little, Legal Services Manager Alison McRobert and Industrial Officer Dylan Smith on the reaction from members and the next steps moving forward.2020-10-0909 minLittle Athletics NSW Sunday Coaching SchoolCoaching Conversation with Brett GreenBrett Green is a Level 5 throws and Level 3 Middle/Long distance coach who has been coaching for more than 35 years. During this time he has coached numerous athletes to Commonwealth Youth, World Junior, World Youth and Commonwealth Games. He is currently the Head of Helensvale State High Track And Field Academy (whose alumni includes World & Olympic 100m hurdles champion Sally Pearson and Commonwealth Games Marathon Champion Michael Shelley). Brett is also the Papua New Guinea Head Athletics Coach, the Queensland team coach for Throws, and the Queensland Target Talent Program throws coordinator. This conversation was recorded during a live...2020-09-3053 min
Law for Community WorkersA little taste of LCW on the go!Are you new to "Law for Community Workers on the go"? Listen to this short taster to get the idea of what we do!
This podcast started in early 2018 to deliver legal education for an audience of community, social and health workers, especially workers in regional and remote areas. We interview lawyers and specialists about everyday legal problems, what’s new in the law and how people can get free legal help. Our aim is to improve access to justice for vulnerable people in the community by educating frontline workers.
In this taster, you'll hear fro...2020-09-2813 min
Little Rugby LeagueEpisode 16: Talesha QuinThis episode we have Jillaroos, NSW and Bears legend Talesha Quin give us some advice. We are lucky enough to have fan calls in. And then the normal great stuff. Enjoy!2020-09-2705 minLittle Athletics NSW Sunday Coaching SchoolCoaching Conversation with James FitzgeraldJames is an Athletics Australia Level 4 Distance Coach who has been coaching since September 1992. Over twenty-eight years he has coached many State and National Champions. 2016 was amazing year for James, having four athletes represent Australia on five occasions. This culminated in Milly Clark (marathon) and Jenny Blundell (1500m) competing at the Rio Olympics. This conversation was recorded during a live Zoom session on Sunday, 23 August 2020.2020-08-2640 min
Vedanta Society of NSWPravrajika Ajayaprana Mataji Guided meditation track - The rope, through ignorance, appears to be a snake.The rope through ignorance appears to be a snake, even so through ignorance of the self is the individualized selfhood of the atman. When told by a person in whom one has faith, the illusion disappears and one sees the rope. Even so I realize through the words of the guru, but I'm not the individualised soul. But Siva himself, am I? I'm not born. How can there be birth and death to me? I'm not the white layers. How can I have hunger and thirst? I'm not the mind. Hence, can there be misery and the delusion to...2020-08-1410 minLittle Athletics NSW Sunday Coaching SchoolCoaching Conversation with Dr Di HuxleyDr Di Huxley is a leading expert in coaching, teaching, and health & fitness. Developing, coaching and mentoring others in these areas has been Di’s lifelong passion and career pathway. She has a Doctorate in elite athlete development, a Masters of Coach education (University of Sydney), and has lectured in coaching, fitness and sport science at numerous tertiary institutions. She is also a Level 5 Middle & Long Distance Coach with Athletics Australia. As a Manager for multiple Australian Teams (including Paralympic, Olympic and Commonwealth Games & World Track and Field Championships), and as a High Performance Coach at the Australian (AIS), Ne...2020-08-1248 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastNow Is The Time To Join A UnionThere is value in joining a union, especially during times of economic uncertainty.That’s the word that was reported in the Sydney Morning Herald this week as it was established that the union movement has seen an increase in membership during the rise of COVID-19.This week we talk to PSA General Secretary Stewart Little and Assistant General Secretary Troy Wright about why now is the perfect time to join a union.2020-07-3108 minLittle Athletics NSW Sunday Coaching SchoolCoaching Conversation with Matt RawlingsMatt Rawlings was named the 2019/20 Athletics NSW International Para Coach of the Year, following a tremendous season during which he placed athletes on a number of international teams. Sprinter Tamsin Colley, although only 17, competed at her second senior global meet. Following her Paralympic debut in Rio, she made the final of the T36 200m at the 2019 World Para-Athletics Championships in Dubai. Matt also coached six athletes to the 2019 INAS Global Games held in Brisbane in October. This squad included Stephanie Schweitzer who was making her sixth appearance for Australia at an INAS Championship event. Schweitzer debuted in Brazil at...2020-07-2940 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastStewart Little Reminds Members: Remain VigilantPSA General Secretary on the podcast this week, after cases of coronavirus have spiked in Victoria, this is a timely reminder to all members that we must remain vigilant.2020-07-2503 minLittle Athletics NSW Sunday Coaching SchoolCoaching Conversation with Ranell HobsonRanell is a 25 + year internationally acclaimed Sport & Fitness Industry leader and an award-winning presenter.
Founder of the Academy of Sport Speed Australia (ASSA) and Running with Ranell (RWR), she is a specialist Running and Strength coach for Sprint and Running sport athletes.
Ranell has a Masters degree in High Performance Coaching and a Bachelor degree in Sport Science and Coaching as well as being an ASCA L2 Professional Coach and a L3 ATFCA Coach. Ranell is a regular presenter at Strength & Conditioning and Fitness Conventions and has delivered her Running courses and Athlete clinics across A...2020-07-1549 minLittle Athletics NSW Sunday Coaching SchoolCoaching Conversation with Penny GilliesPenny is a Level 5 Coach. Known for both her running and hurdles coaching, Penny has been a regular National Team Coach since 1996. Penny finished off 2019 by successfully coaching Steve Solomon (400m), Carley Thomas (800m) and Bella O’Grady (400m) to Doha World Championships and was recently awarded the Athletics Australia Junior Athlete Coach of the Year. Recorded during a live Zoom session on Sunday, 28 June 2020.2020-07-0949 minLittle Athletics NSW Sunday Coaching SchoolCoaching Conversation with Ian HatfieldIan Hatfield is master in the distance running area. He developed Ryan Gregson from a Little Athlete into an international athlete. He also coached 2019 World No. 1 professional surfer Sally Fitzgibbons when she was a champion middle distance runner in her teenage years. Ian currently coaches 2019 National 1500m title-holder Chloe Tighe, and is the Middle & Long Distance Coach for the Athletics NSW Target Talent Program. Recorded during a live Zoom session on Sunday, 14 June 2020.2020-07-0142 minLittle Athletics NSW Sunday Coaching SchoolCoaching Conversation with Matt HorsnellThe recent performances by Matt’s leading athlete, Nicola McDermott, have been exceptional. In 2019 she commenced the year with a high jump PB of 1.91m and closed the year with a new best of 1.96m, elevating her to equal number three in Australian history. McDermott’s clearance at 1.96m was the equal best by an Australian for 25 years. Matt was named a finalist for Coach of the Year in the 2019 Sport NSW Awards and was recently awarded the Athletics NSW Country Coach of the Year. Recorded during a live Zoom session on Sunday, 31 May 2020.2020-06-241h 02Little Athletics NSW Sunday Coaching SchoolLittle Athletics NSW Sunday Coaching School (Trailer)2020-06-2400 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastThe Champions of the StatePSA General Secretary Stewart Little takes over the podcast this weeks and speaks to a few of our champions - those PSA Members who keep our state functioning and alive, Wendy Hurry and Janice Hartmann.2020-05-2211 min
The Rural Births PodcastEpisode 6 with Myfanwy Bryant from Mudgee NSW. Birthing in a rural hospital, late term via unplanned caesarean.Myfanwy Bryant lives in Mudgee in NSW. She grew up between the worlds of regional and rural access, living south of Sydney in Nowra. After studying Myfanwy continued to live in Sydney and so many of the birth experiences she had heard and been exposed to were from the perspective of metro access women. When Myfanwy became pregnant she was already living and working as an occupational therapist in Mudgee in NSW. Having not heard many stories of rural women birthing she quickly had many of her previous maternity care expectations subverted as she explored her care options. In...2020-05-131h 42
PSA CPSU NSW PodcastStewart Little and Kim DeGovrik Visit The Bushfire Affected Blue MountainsOn the podcast this week, Stewart Little and Kim DeGovrik join Jim Minns on a tour of the bushfire affected regions around the Blue Mountains National Park, Lithgow and Mudgee. They each give an account of the 80% world heritage bushland that was destroyed due to the unprecedented events.2020-01-3106 min
PSA CPSU NSW PodcastStewart Little Interview (Part 1)On the podcast we sit down with Stewart Little, the PSA general secretary to discuss the highs and lows of 2019 and the vision and projected outcomes of the PSA moving forward in 2020 and beyond.2019-12-1912 min
PSA CPSU NSW PodcastStewart Little Interview (Part 2)Part 2 of our sit down with Stewart Little, the PSA general secretary to discuss the highs and lows of 2019 and the vision and projected outcomes of the PSA moving forward in 2020 and beyond.2019-12-1810 min
Parenting UNPLUGGEDBabies, Bush Fires and BreathingThe recent bush fires in Queensland and NSW have had a devastating effect on families, property, wildlife and bush land.As a result, the air quality is currently worse than Beijing, as haze from bush fires blankets many communities.We are told to stay indoors on those days with high risk and can be left wondering what we can do. So, to help us with this we caught up with Laura from Snotty Noses Australia who is passionate about helping our little ones to breathe easy year round.2019-12-1607 min
Harmonic Whisky TalesEpisode 127 - With a Little Love from your FriendsNSW fires 2019https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2019/dec/10/sydneys-air-11-times-worse-than-hazardous-levels-as-australias-bushfires-ragehttps://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-12-11/sydney-smoke-from-nsw-bushfires-explained/11781132https://www.theguardian.com/global/video/2019/dec/06/nsw-bushfires-the-terrifying-moment-a-crowning-fire-explodes-outside-sydney-videoMask 3M Respirator https://tinyurl.com/tof68s8The Wayside Chapelhttps://www.waysidechapel.org.au/https://www.heartcafe.com.au/Staffy Rescuehttps://www.staffyrescue.org.au/Maggie’s Rescuehttps://maggiesrescue.org/Ronald McDonald Ho...2019-12-131h 46
ChangeUndergroundEpisode 193. Fires, Snow and a Little Sheep Husbandry LINKS World Organic News email: media@worldorganicnews.com Transcript HERE World Organic News Facebook page. WORLD ORGANIC NEWS No Dig Gardening Book: Click here Topical Talks Weather forecast fuels Sydney fire fears, RFS warns of 'catastrophic' danger for the first time ever https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-11-10/nsw-weather-conditions-ease-but-high-risk-fires-expected/11690080 NSW fires: Pictures reveal widespread devastation that can even be seen from space https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-11-08/nsw-fires-in-pictures/116882442019-11-1006 min
PSA CPSU NSW Podcast$1 million Backpay Win at The Powerhouse MuseumPSA Delegate Damian McDonald of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, PSA Senior Industrial Officer Kerrie Butson and PSA General Secretary Stewart Little discuss the recent flux around the move of the Powerhouse Museum from Ultimo to Parramatta and the million-dollar backpay granted to Powerhouse workers at a recent celebratory BBQ.2019-08-0203 min
Bryce New12 Little Pieces Of The Jig Saw Puzzle (Collectively) Give Me My Story, My Dreaming - Dean KellyThis is an interview I was very privileged to conduct and record with Les Bursill (OAM) (1945 – 2019) and Dean Kelly on 31 May 2013. Les and Dean spoke to me on the western bank of the Hacking River below Audley weir, Royal National Park. The interview was arranged to be about nuwi ("noo-wi") or nowi (“now-i") (also "nar-wi") but thanks to the generosity and passion of both men, they discussed a lot more than that. I intended the interview to be the first episode of a podcast series about wooden boats of Australia; the podcast however didn’t eventuate. This was the second time I...2019-07-1200 min
Off the Pitch with Active#022 Off the Pitch with Active: Interview with Gordon MacLelland WWPIS & Darren Wensor Little Athletics NSWGordon MacLelland set up ‘Working with Parents in Sport’ after 20 years as a teacher and as a coach for all age levels from 7-year olds to Adults. He has a BA/Hons degree in Sports Science from University College Chester and a PGCE from Lancaster University. He is the author of two books, ‘Great Sports Parenting’ – A pocket guide for parents of children in sport and ‘Engage’ – A coaches guide to building positive relationships with parents. His organisation currently works with 7 National Governing Bodies across a wide range of sports, clubs and schools of all sizes and the Little...2019-06-1059 min
History Talks - HCNSW PodcastsSydney Writers Festival 2019 - HCNSW Panel Presentation by A/Prof Sean ScalmerSend us a textAssociate Professor Sean Scalmer speaks about his book, On the Stump: Campaign Oratory and Democracy in the United States, Britain and Australia for which he won the NSW Premiers History Awards General History Prize in 2018.Sean Scalmer is an Associate Professor with the School of Historical and Philosophical Studies at the University of Melbourne is the author and editor of several books on the history of social movements including Dissent Events, Activist Wisdom (with Sarah Maddison), The Little History of Australian Unionism, Gandhi in the West: The Mahatma and the Rise...2019-05-1110 min
FLAT CHAT WRAPPodcast: What the pollies are promising the strata voters of NSWIt's hard to believe that we'll be voting on Saturday (March 23) for, possibly, the first new government in NSW in eight years. It's also hard to believe that we have a fixed term of four years here in NSW while the Federal Parliament has a maximum of only three years ... if they get that far.Three years is too short. New Federal governments tend to spend the first year undoing the work of their predecessors, the second pursuing their own agenda and the third getting ready for the next election.On the other hand, four years seems a bit too l...2019-03-1922 min
The Official Navy SEAL and SWCC Podcast18 NSW Prep SchoolFuture Navy SEALs and SWCC must make it through one important course before they attend training in San Diego: the NSW Prep School. In this episode, the director of Prep discusses how his staff physically and mentally prepares the students with running, swimming, strength and conditioning, exercise science, and kinesiology. For more info check out www.sealswcc.com.DF: Naval Special Warfare Preparatory School, otherwise known as NSW Prep, occurs in Great Lakes, Illinois over two months. There is one goal of NSW Prep: to improve SEAL and SWCC candidates’ mental and physical readiness to prepare them for th...2018-11-2824 min
The Official Navy SEAL Podcast18 NSW Prep SchoolFuture Navy SEALs and SWCC must make it through one important course before they attend training in San Diego: the NSW Prep School. In this episode, the director of Prep discusses how his staff physically and mentally prepares the students with running, swimming, strength and conditioning, exercise science, and kinesiology. For more info check out www.sealswcc.com.DF: Naval Special Warfare Preparatory School, otherwise known as NSW Prep, occurs in Great Lakes, Illinois over two months. There is one goal of NSW Prep: to improve SEAL and SWCC candidates' mental and physical readiness to prepare them for...2018-11-2824 min
The Official Navy SEAL and SWCC Podcast#13 Navy Recruit Training: NSW TrackTo be a Navy SEAL or SWCC, you must first be in the NAVY. The first stop in the training pipeline is Recruit Training Command, known informally as "boot camp." In this episode we visit RTC and learn more about boot camp for NSW candidates.DANIEL FLETCHER: To become a Navy SEAL or SWCC you must first learn to be a sailor. This essential process starts at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Illinois. First utilized in 1911 and home to the United States Navy Boot Camp. This, is where it all starts.Sound Ups:“you have to...2018-09-1930 min
The Official Navy SEAL Podcast#13 Navy Recruit Training: NSW TrackTo be a Navy SEAL or SWCC, you must first be in the NAVY. The first stop in the training pipeline is Recruit Training Command, known informally as "boot camp." In this episode we visit RTC and learn more about boot camp for NSW candidates.
DANIEL FLETCHER: To become a Navy SEAL or SWCC you must first learn to be a sailor. This essential process starts at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Illinois. First utilized in 1911 and home to the United States Navy Boot Camp. This, is where it all starts.
Sound Ups:
“you have to pay attention to detail an...2018-09-1930 min
The Official Navy SEAL Podcast#7 NSW: A Female PerspectiveWomen have quietly served in Naval Special Warfare for years. Today, we spoke with two female warriors who deployed with the Teams. For more info go to www.sealswcc.com.
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The only easy day was yesterday. (Intro)
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(Angie Giovannini Intro) In two thousand fifteen, the Department of Defense announced that they were opening front-line combat roles to women for the first time in American history. In two thousand sixteen, they were given the opportunity to apply to the Navy SEALs and SWCC. But female sailors have deployed with SEAL teams and other special operations units for years in important, front-line...2018-06-2647 min
The Official Navy SEAL and SWCC Podcast#7 NSW: A Female PerspectiveWomen have quietly served in Naval Special Warfare for years. Today, we spoke with two female warriors who deployed with the Teams. For more info go to www.sealswcc.com.00:00:02The only easy day was yesterday. (Intro)00:00:22(Angie Giovannini Intro) In two thousand fifteen, the Department of Defense announced that they were opening front-line combat roles to women for the first time in American history. In two thousand sixteen, they were given the opportunity to apply to the Navy SEALs and SWCC. But female sailors have deployed with SEAL teams and other special operations...2018-06-2647 min
The Official Navy SEAL and SWCC Podcast#2 How a Mentor Helps you Train for NSWWhat is a Naval Special Warfare Mentor, and how can he help you train for the world's toughest special operations program? We found out from one of the best in the business. For more info visit www.SEALSWCC.comFull Transcript00:00:02:05The only easy day was yesterday. (Intro)When looking to take on a new challenge in life, mentors can make the difference between success and failure. I’m Daniel Fletcher, today we get some wisdom from an NSW Mentor, check it out...2018-04-2533 min
The Official Navy SEAL Podcast#2 How a Mentor Helps you Train for NSWWhat is a Naval Special Warfare Mentor, and how can he help you train for the world's toughest special operations program? We found out from one of the best in the business. For more info visit www.SEALSWCC.com
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The only easy day was yesterday. (Intro)
When looking to take on a new challenge in life, mentors can make the difference between success and failure. I’m Daniel Fletcher, today we get some wisdom from an NSW Mentor, check it out
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DF: Joe, thank you for taking the time to speak with us. I appreciate it
JF: You’re w...2018-04-2533 min
About RegionalRefugee Week in South East NSW - About Regional with Ian Campbell Episode 15Stream episodes on demand from www.bitesz.com (mobile friendly).
Show notes podcast 15 – Refugee Week in South East NSW
Welcome to About Regional – a new place for the stories of South East NSW.
Refugee Week is being marked around the region, the theme is a clever play on words borrowed from our national anthem - “With courage let us all combine.”
The aim of the week is to celebrate the contribution refugees make to Australian society and to ultimately build a better understanding between different communities and bring about successful integration.
A range of cultural, social and advocacy events are planned...2017-06-2023 min
About RegionalRefugee Week in South East NSW - About Regional with Ian Campbell Episode 15Stream episodes on demand from www.bitesz.com (mobile friendly).Show notes podcast 15 – Refugee Week in South East NSWWelcome to About Regional – a new place for the stories of South East NSW. Refugee Week is being marked around the region, the theme is a clever play on words borrowed from our national anthem - “With courage let us all combine.”The aim of the week is to celebrate the contribution refugees make to Australian society and to ultimately build a better understanding between different communities and bring about successful integration.A range of cultural...2017-06-2021 min
Sydney Harbour National Park - Audio tour - Bradleys Head to Chowder Bay17. Little penguinsListen to this stop at the clearing overlooking Chowder Bay.2010-12-1500 min