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Kick-Off: The Official Football NSW Competitions Podcast2026 Football NSW Leagues Season ReviewHosts Teo Pellizzeri and Maeve Sparrow chat to SD Raiders duo Jess Neville and Sharina Harris, Aedon Kyra (Blacktown Spartans) and Josh Symons (Mounties Wanderers) to look back on the season that was for the League One Men's, League Two Men's and League One Women's competitions!Stay up to date with the NPL NSW competitions by visiting nplnsw.com.au or following NPL New South Wales on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.Keep up with the Football NSW Leagues competitions by visiting footballnsw.com.au or following Football NSW Leagues on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.
2026-10-2230 min
It's Gold with Julie SnookMeet Graeme Hinton: The incoming Racing NSW Chief ExecutiveThis week, Graeme Hinton was announced as the incoming Chief Executive Officer of Racing NSW. He steps into the role following a 22-year tenure by Peter V'Landys.It's the perfect chance to get to know the man who's been integral to much of Racing NSW's success from the launch of The Everest to the expansion of the NSW Spring Carnival, and the development of Racing NSW's world-leading equine welfare programs.It’s a great listen, with real insight into the industry, and where it's heading. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for mo...
2026-10-0228 min
PSA CPSU NSW PodcastPSA Podcast - Beyond the Bench: Unpacking Legal Aid NSWIn this episode of the PSA CPSU NSW Podcast, host Troy Wright (Assistant General Secretary) is joined by union delegates Nikki Corner and Sally Deans to explore the vital, complex, and often misunderstood work being done at Legal Aid NSW.Nikki (Senior Solicitor, Criminal Law Grants Division) breaks down the inner workings of the "engine room" of Legal Aid—from evaluating client eligibility and merit tests to managing panel fees for private sector practice. Sally (Senior Solicitor, Disability Legal Support and Elder Abuse Service) shares insights into newly merged, specialized civil law services supporting vulnerable clients with co...
2026-07-2929 min
Teach NSW PodcastS3E1: Welcome back to Season 3 of the Teach NSW PodcastSeason 3 of the Teach NSW Podcast is here, bringing fresh perspectives, new voices and meaningful conversations from across the NSW public education landscape. Returning hosts Shannon and Siobhan are joined by new co-hosts Katie and Maddie, who bring their passion for public education and strong connections to the students and communities they serve.We acknowledge that this episode of the Teach NSW Podcast was recorded on the homelands of the Darug people at Parramatta Public School. We pay respect to Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and/or Torres...
2026-05-2118 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastPSA Podcast - Inside the World of NSW Fisheries OfficersIn this episode of the PSA CPSU NSW Podcast, host Troy Wright sits down with District Fisheries Officers John Staines and Terry Steele to uncover the multifaceted and often dangerous reality of protecting Australia’s aquatic resources. Operating from both the coastal regions of Maclean and the inland waterways of Bathurst, these officers manage everything from recreational bag limits to complex commercial industries involving prawns, crabs, and even the specialized eel trade. The discussion dives deep into the high-stakes battle against black-market poaching and organized crime, particularly within the lucrative abalone industry where officers often face significant safety risks. Be...
2026-04-2332 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastPSA Podcast - Inside the NSW Coroner’s CourtIn this episode, Troy Wright sits down with Ian Watts, Office Manager at the Lidcombe Coroner’s Court and a PSA delegate, to pull back the curtain on one of the most misunderstood parts of the NSW justice system. Ian shares his journey from the private sector to a career defined by the intersection of law, medicine, and deep human empathy.We explore the massive scale of the court’s operations—handling roughly 8,000 cases annually—and the delicate balance staff must strike when assisting families through their darkest moments. Ian also discusses the vital role of the PSA in s...
2026-04-1726 min
Law for Community WorkersSchool rules: Exclusion and non‑attendance in NSWWhat happens when a child stops attending or is excluded from school - and what are the legal consequences for families and schools?
In this episode, Yolanda takes a deep dive into school law in New South Wales, joined by legal experts Carey and Brodie. Together, they unpack how schools manage attendance and discipline, the legal obligations of parents, and what compulsory schooling orders actually mean in practice.
The conversation explores school exclusion in detail, including suspensions and expulsions, and the rights students have when these decisions are made. You’ll also hear about the co...
2026-04-1459 min
Outdoor Industry Connect & Share ForumsFuel Costs, Compliance Updates, And What’s Next For NSW & ACT Outdoor OperatorsSend us Fan MailFuel prices are squeezing outdoor programs in ways most people never see, and adventure tourism experiences often feel the shock first. We talk through what the fuel crisis means for outdoor operators across NSW and the ACT, why media visibility matters, and how sharing real-world impacts with your peak body helps build stronger advocacy with government. If you’re dealing with cancellations, rising transport costs, or difficult decisions about delivery, you’ll hear what information is most useful to report and why it changes the conversation.We then shift into the prac...
2026-04-1034 min
Law for Community WorkersHard Conversations: Episode 1 - Legal Aid NSW Elder Abuse Service and Central Coast Community Legal CentreHard Conversations is a 6-part podcast series exploring the complexity of elder abuse. It is produced by the Community Legal Education Branch of Legal Aid NSW.
The series was originally recorded several years ago. We have refreshed it because we thought that the conversations are still relevant and will assist anyone who wants to understand more about elder abuse.
The people we talk with in this series generously shared their understanding of elder abuse, how they think about it in their communities, and ideas about how we can address it together. Many of them no l...
2026-03-0231 min
The Business of DairyNSW Farm Performance in a Year of ExtremesThe 2024-25 financial year was one of extremes for NSW dairy farmers with extraordinarily wet conditions in the North and significantly dry conditions in the South. Despite these challenges, average profitability on our NSW Dairy Farm Monitor farms was above the long-term average for the 5th year in a row. Average Return on Total Assets managed was 4.3%, down slightly from the previous year of 4.5%. In this episode we discuss factors that impacted these results and look at some of the regional nuances between the North and South group of farms participating in the project. This project is an ongoing...
2026-01-0430 min
Professional Learnings NSWPPA Educational LeadershipHALT Reimagined: How NSW Schools Are Recognising Excellence Through the HALT Talent PipelineHALT Reimagined: How NSW Schools Are Recognising Excellence Through the HALT Talent PipelineIn this episode of Professional Learnings for Leaders in Education, host Drew Janetzki speaks with Krystal Bevin, Coordinator of the HALT Talent Pipeline at the NSW Department of Education. Together, they explore how the Highly Accomplished and Lead Teacher (HALT) accreditation process has been completely redesigned, making recognition more accessible, achievable, and aligned to real classroom practice.Krystal unpacks how the new HALT model removes barriers, reduces workload, and strengthens school culture by recognising teachers who demonstrate expert practice every day. She...
2025-12-1839 min
History Talks - HCNSW PodcastsHistory Now: Teaching History: The future of history education in NSWIn this conversation led by two leading history educators, we will examine the challenges and complexities of history teaching in the 21st century and explore the important role history teachers play in engaging, informing and shaping the future of history and history adjacent fields. How can we help nurture the next generation of historians? Two leading history educators, Jonathon Dallimore (HTANSW and University of New South Wales) and Professor Tim Allender (University of Sydney), will take us through some of the current issues in contemporary history education.This presentation is part of the History Council o...
2025-11-281h 19PSA CPSU NSW PodcastBehind the Fireline: The Hidden Workforce of the NSW Rural Fire ServiceIn this episode, Assistant Secretary Troy Wright sits down with two PSA delegates from the NSW Rural Fire Service — Jim Killeen and John Osmond — to uncover the often-overlooked professional workforce that keeps the RFS running behind the scenes. They explore the essential roles staff play in community protection, risk planning, hazard reduction, volunteer support, fleet logistics, and emergency coordination across New South Wales.The conversation also dives into:The reality of year-round fire preparedness across NSWHow the RFS works with private landowners, brigades, and other agenciesThe evolution of the RFS and its unique volunteer-staff modelA major PSA...
2025-11-2437 minThe Business of DairyRural Assistance Authority – Support for NSW farmersFarm businesses in some parts of NSW have experienced some very challenging weather events throughout 2025 including ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred in March and the East Coast Severe Weather event in May. When disasters of this scale occur and they are declared a severe weather event, the NSW Rural Assistance Authority (RAA) is the agency that administers funding made available by the state and federal governments. In this episode my guests introduce us to the RAA, its history, and its role in administration and distribution of funds. We also discuss two types of loans made available to provide assistance with natural...
2025-10-0429 minLaw for Community WorkersThe Rental Shift: NSW reforms explainedOriginally recorded for NSW Law Week, the Tenants' Union of NSW breaks down the latest changes to rental laws in New South Wales.
Community Education Coordinator, Charlie Wilde chats to Principal Solicitor, Grant Arbuthnot about key reforms including changes to evictions, rent increases, pets, water efficiency requirements and more.
Find out more about the Tenants' Union of NSW and the new laws at tenants.org.au
Resources mentioned in this episode:
Tenancy law changes - Tenants' Union of NSW webpage and factsheet
Changes to rental laws - NSW Fair Trad...
2025-09-1744 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastInside Create NSW: The Fight to Protect Arts and JobsIn this episode, we go behind the scenes at Create NSW with Stuart, a Project Coordinator and PSA delegate, to explore the critical role the agency plays in supporting arts and culture across the state. From managing cultural landmarks like Carriageworks and the Roslyn Packer Theatre to overseeing grant funding and cultural space activation, Create NSW is central to the creative life of New South Wales.But with a restructure now underway and budget cuts of up to 35% on the table, the future is uncertain. Stuart explains what these changes mean for staff, the arts community, and...
2025-09-1233 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastCuts at the Art Gallery of NSW: Protecting Culture, Protecting JobsThe Art Gallery of NSW is facing a $7.5 million funding shortfall, with management proposing to cut 51 positions. Nick, an installation manager and PSA delegate, joins us to share his firsthand experience of how these cuts will affect workers, programs, and the preservation of Australia’s cultural heritage. From the challenges of protecting centuries-old artworks to the fight against creeping casualisation, this episode shines a light on the people who keep the gallery running—and why their fight matters for every person in NSW. If you liked this episode, please hit follow and check us out o...
2025-08-2932 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastBuilding Homes for NSW: Minister Rose Jackson on Public Housing and ReformIn this episode of the PSA CPSU NSW Podcast, host Marianne Ledic sits down with the Honourable Rose Jackson, NSW Minister for Housing, Homelessness, Mental Health, Water and Youth.Since entering the NSW Parliament in 2019, Minister Jackson has become a driving force for social justice and public sector reform. In this conversation, she shares insights into her journey from student activism and union leadership to the state’s upper house—and now, to leading one of the largest housing reform agendas in recent history.We unpack the landmark $6.6 billion “Building Homes for NSW” initiative, which focuses...
2025-08-0137 min
Outdoor Industry Connect & Share ForumsSummit Success: Reflections from the NSW & ACT Outdoors Industry SummitSend us Fan MailThe outdoor industry in Australia is evolving rapidly, shaped by changing demands, emerging opportunities, and persistent challenges. This illuminating episode unpacks the findings from the 2025 NSW-ACT Outdoors Industry Summit and Census, revealing critical insights for all outdoor professionals.Our deep dive into the latest industry data shows outdoor education remains the backbone of the sector, but its dominance is gradually shifting as adventure tourism and nature therapy gain momentum. Perhaps most telling is the rise of nature play, which is now nearly equal to traditional rock and rope activities and has...
2025-07-2132 min
NSW DPIRD AgronomyImproving sorghum yields & quality in northern NSW.Listen to NSW DPIRD's sorghum expert Loretta Serafin discuss the on-farm research conducted in NW NSW over the last ~ 5 years by her team on agronomic tweaks for sorghum yield improvement.Setting your paddock up for success.Optimising planting time & the place of early planting.Choosing the most suitable row spacings for your region.Getting nutrition right.Hybrid selection.
2025-06-3058 min
Outdoor Industry Connect & Share ForumsThe Future of Outdoors NSW & ACT: 2025-2028 Strategic Plan UnveiledSend us Fan MailThe outdoor industry stands at a critical crossroads, captured perfectly in the metaphor shared during this episode: "We are year nine students... struggling with what we're going to do in the future." This moment of adolescent uncertainty hides tremendous potential, as our sector evolves from its foundational years toward maturity.Diving deep into the newly launched Outdoors NSW & ACT Strategic Plan for 2025-2028, this episode unveils the vision, mission, and strategic priorities that will guide the organisation through its next growth phase. From advocacy and capacity building to industry sustainability, the...
2025-06-0644 minProfessional Learnings NSWPPA Educational LeadershipNSW Department of Education Sports Unit: Part 4 of 4 : Breaking Down the School Sports Unit: Policy, Protection, and Practical SolutionsNavigating school sports policy doesn't have to be overwhelming. The final episode of our four-part series with the NSW Department of Education School Sports Unit reveals the practical solutions and expert guidance available to school leaders across the state.Meet Lucette King, a Sport Policy Advisor with an impressive 30-year tenure in the School Sports Unit. Her extensive experience has positioned her as a crucial resource for principals seeking to untangle complex policy requirements while still providing meaningful sporting opportunities for students. King specializes in finding workable solutions in the grey areas between rigid policies and practical...
2025-05-2927 minProfessional Learnings NSWPPA Educational LeadershipNSW Department of Education Sports Unit: Part 3 of 4: The Brain-Sport Connection: How Physical Activity Boosts LearningThe connection between physical activity and brain development isn't just anecdotal—it's backed by compelling scientific research that should revolutionize how we think about sport in schools. When students exercise, their brains produce more BDNF enzyme, which supports memory formation, reduces anxiety, and significantly enhances learning capacity. One study showed students who participated in high-intensity fitness before tutoring improved their test scores by over 20%, compared to just 3.87% improvement in students who received tutoring alone.James Boyer from the NSW School Sports Unit explains that timing matters: "If we do physical activity just before we want to learn so...
2025-05-2937 minProfessional Learnings NSWPPA Educational LeadershipNSW Department of Education Sports Unit: Part 2 of 4: Movement, Learning, and Inclusion: The School Sports Unit's MissionPhysical activity isn't just about fitness—it's a powerful tool for learning, inclusion, and creating positive school environments. This compelling episode takes listeners behind the scenes with the NSW Department of Education Sports Unit, revealing innovative approaches that benefit every student.Anthony Moyes opens with a passionate explanation of how the Sports Unit supports students with disabilities through four key programs. Despite one in five students having some form of disability, many schools mistakenly believe they don't have eligible participants. Moyes shares how over 500 schools now participate in boccia and ten pin bowling competitions, benefiting thousands of st...
2025-05-2938 minProfessional Learnings NSWPPA Educational LeadershipNSW Department of Education Sports Unit: Part 1 of 4: The Hidden Educational Powerhouse: Physical Activity in School LeadershipThe vital connection between educational leadership and physical activity takes center stage in this compelling conversation with the NSW Department of Education's School Sports Unit. As school leaders navigate competing priorities, understanding the wealth of support available through structured sporting pathways becomes essential for student wellbeing and academic success.Andrew Hooper, who bridges the Primary Principals Association and Primary School Sports Association, reveals how these organisations collaborate to deliver Australia's longest-running gifted and talented program. With over 125 years of history, the PSSA offers critical support for principals implementing effective sport programs, from legal guidance to skills development...
2025-05-2932 min
Teach NSW PodcastS2 E5: On effective strategies to support EAL/D learners in NSW public schoolsDid you know that nearly 40% of NSW public school students come from an English as an Additional Language/Dialect (EAL/D) background?In this episode, we are joined on the couch by Rosie, EAL/D Education Leader, to shine a spotlight on the critical role teachers play in supporting students from diverse language backgrounds.Curious about what day-to-day teaching in an Intensive English Centre (IEC) looks like? From empowering students with ‘survival language’ to building academic language skills, you’ll hear about the differentiation that is embedded into an IEC’s learning programs.In the w...
2025-05-1535 min
Teach NSW PodcastS2 E4: On kick-starting your teaching career in NSW public schoolsReady to step into your teaching era with confidence? Tune in as we are joined on the couch by Lauren, Chief Education Officer, Teach NSW, as she shares her essential ‘how-to-guide’ for launching your teaching career with the NSW Department of Education.In this episode, we cover the roadmap to success as a future teacher, from applying for a scholarship and ways to experience teaching before you graduate, to advice on acing your practicum placements and a step-by-step guide to gaining your approval to teach.Preparing to enter the classroom? Lauren discusses how and where to f...
2025-05-0154 min
Outdoor Industry Connect & Share ForumsDestination NSW Unveils Free Resources to Help Outdoor Businesses Capture the Tourism MarketSend us Fan MailA goldmine of opportunities awaits outdoor businesses ready to expand into tourism markets, as revealed in this information-packed forum featuring Destination NSW's Sandy Wilkins. For operators seeking to diversify revenue streams or navigate seasonal fluctuations, the NSW First program offers a comprehensive framework of free support to develop, promote, and sell experiences to visitors.The secret to success? It's about understanding where your business sits on the tourism journey. Whether you're just starting out or ready to tackle international markets, the program provides targeted workshops, resources, and one-on-one mentoring tailored to...
2025-03-1439 minThe Business of DairyTips and tricks for dairy developments in NSW Are you a farmer or interested party looking to undertake a development on your dairy farm? Planning farm developments is complex and involves planning and assessment requirements which can be tricky to navigate. This month my colleague Zita Ritchie discusses the recent release of the NSW Dairy Development Guidelines with Clare Fitzpatrick who is a renowned and respected planning consultant within the dairy industry. The guidelines are designed to help anyone involved in decision making around planning, design, construction and operation of a dairy development. They also contain an excellent farmer checklist highlighting key areas to...
2025-01-3131 min
Let's Talk eHealthCollaborative success: The SafeScript NSW storyIn this episode, Collaborative success: The SafeScript NSW story, our host Danielle Johnson, Cloud Delivery Manager talks to Mary Fien, Principal Business Analyst in the BA Capability Practice, Program Delivery. Together they discuss eHealth NSW’s journey with SafeScript NSW, the state's real-time prescription monitoring program. SafeScript NSW is an online platform providing prescribers and pharmacists with real-time information about a patient's prescribing, dispensing, and approval history for certain monitored medicines.
2025-01-2817 min
Teach NSW PodcastSummer Series Episode 1: On the range of roles available with the NSW Department of EducationThis week we are joined on the couch by Yvette Poshoglian, Education Specialist, Technology 4 Learning, as she takes us through the varied roles that have marked her career path in education and beyond.
After working in the arts and publishing industry, Yvette discovered her passion for teaching and took the leap to retrain, supported by a scholarship from the NSW Department of Education.
She shares how becoming a teacher was the first step to a career that would spark her interest in children’s writing, help her harness students’ creativity in the classroom and, most recen...
2025-01-0838 minThe Business of DairyUps & Downs of NSW Dairy Farm Monitor 2023-24The 13th year of the Dairy Farm Monitor Project in NSW was one in which strong milk prices managed to hold gross farm incomes relatively stable. Increases in operating costs reduced average Earnings Before Interest and Tax (EBIT) relative to the previous year, with the most noticeable impact coming from purchased feed costs.On average, profits for the 36 NSW Dairy Farm Monitor Project (DFMP) participants remained strong at $2.12/kgMS and above the long-term average of $1.36/kgMS, for the fourth consecutive year. This translates to an average return on total assets of 4.5%. This month I discuss the ups a...
2025-01-0132 min
Teach NSW PodcastS1 E23: On Our Plan for NSW Public Education featuring Murat DizdarFor the Season 1 finale of the Teach NSW Podcast, we are joined on the couch by a very special guest, Murat Dizdar, Secretary of the NSW Department of Education.In this episode, we explore Murat’s 27-year education journey, from pre-service teacher and classroom teacher to school principal and his current executive role. We also recognise his other significant titles, including reigning egg and spoon race champion at Summer Hill Public School.We’ll uncover the early years, from Murat’s favourite subjects at school and the teachers who inspired him, to his ‘greatest mistake’ when decid...
2024-12-1643 min
Teach NSW PodcastS1 E14: On growing great teachers and leaders in NSW public schoolsIf you’re a teacher with leadership in your sights, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.This week, we speak to Chris, a primary-trained teacher who transitioned into assistant principal and deputy principal roles, and now has 6 years of experience under his belt as a school principal in a NSW public school.On the couch, Chris reflects on navigating the mindset shift that comes with springboarding from teaching in the classroom to leading in a whole-school context.He shares his top advice for teachers at all stages of their care...
2024-08-1543 min
Teach NSW PodcastS1 E12: On living, teaching and making a difference in rural NSWHave you ever considered what it would be like to live and teach in rural NSW? If so, this episode is for you.Tune in as we speak to Daniel, a science teacher in a NSW public school about his experiences of living and working in a rural town and the benefits he has gained in both his professional and personal life.After completing a Bachelor of Science, Daniel made the decision to pivot to a career in teaching and applied for the NSW Department of Education’s teach.Rural Scholarship. As a successful scholarship re...
2024-07-1837 min
Big Shift For Small Farms - Australian Agriculture and Regenerative FarmingSoils and Pasture Management of the NSW South CoastWelcome to an insightful podcast episode uncovering the intricate world of Southeast New South Wales' diverse soils. Come on a journey with Di and Steven in their transition from dairy to beef production by focusing on soil health and the impact of soil quality on farming practices. We’ll hear from Roy Lawrie, a seasoned soil expert, and Andrew Britton, former Small Farms Coordinator for the South Coast region, as they demystify the complexities of soil management. We’ll learn about crucial topics such as the significance of topsoil and subsoil tests, the variability in soil profiles across landscapes, the...
2024-05-2031 min
Teach NSW PodcastS1 E1: Welcome to the Teach NSW PodcastThe microphones are on and the cameras are rolling.Tune in to Episode 1 of the Teach NSW Podcast to meet our dynamic teacher co-hosts, Shannon and Siobhan, as they share their own teaching journeys.Shannon is a primary school teacher with experience teaching high-potential and gifted students, who loves nothing more than design thinking and project-based learning. Siobhan brings the perspective of a high school teacher, trained in English and society and culture, and just wait until you hear her Sonic birthday story. Queue tears.Most importantly in this episode, you will find...
2024-03-1317 minThe Business of DairyFeatures of the Most Profitable NSW Farms in 2023What were some of the features of the Top 25% of NSW Dairy Farm Monitor farms in the 2023 financial year? This month’s podcast provides insights into some of the physical and financial metrics associated with their productivity and profitability compared to that of the remaining 75% of farms in the project. Links to useful resources related to this podcast:NSW DFMP Annual ReportDairyBaseLink to January 2024 podcast: Highs and Lows of Dairy Farm Monitor 2023 This podcast is an initiative of the NSW DPI Dairy Business Advi...
2024-02-2925 minThe Business of DairyLifting the Lid on NSW GHG EmissionsWith a national focus on reducing dairy GHG emission intensity by 30% by 2030, farm greenhouse gas emissions are currently getting a lot of attention. This month we take a look at what has been happening with emissions on NSW dairy farms through the lens of our Dairy Farm Monitor Project. Links to useful resources related to this podcast:NSW DFMP Annual Report (pg. 35-36)Dairy Farm Emissions (Dairy Australia)Dairying for Tomorrow – links to Aust Dairy Carbon Calculator etc.Episode 26: Dairy Carbon Emissions - What Does It All Mean...
2024-01-3125 minLaw for Community WorkersCare and protection in NSW – what’s new?In this episode, Legal Aid NSW family lawyers Sarah and Claudia will explain what’s new in Care and Protection in NSW including:
Reforms that started on 15 November 2023 around ‘active efforts’ that need to be made by DCJ
Changes that started in November 2022 around presumptions to remove children
Changes to early intervention and early referral to legal advice through the Legal Assistance for Families Partnership Agreement (LAFPA)
The Families is Culture report that led to the reforms.
Here are the links mentioned in the podcast:
Care and protection (nsw.gov.au)
LAFPA (nsw.gov.au...
2023-12-0829 min
Let's Talk eHealthUsing Cloud Technologies to Transform the NSW Health SystemNSW Health is embarking on the greatest digital transformation in the generation and at the forefront is cloud technology. In this episode, we hear from eHealth NSW’s experts, Adam Stanzione, Director of Cloud Services, Michael Bogiatzis, Director of eHealth NSW’s Critical Infrastructure Refresh, and Daniel Hansen, Senior Program Manager of Cloud Transformation Services. The team unpack some of the basics of cloud technology, starting right at the beginning… they also delve into how cloud is being used to accelerate innovation, modernise service delivery and deliver real world impacts. This is all helping to deliver be...
2023-10-0314 min
History Talks - HCNSW PodcastsConnections, Culture and Community: In Conversation with the Winners of the NSW Premier's History Awards 2022Winners of the 2022 NSW Premier’s History Awards gather to reveal how they make history, their inspirations, and the impact they hope their work will have. Despite distinct subjects, mediums and methods, these winners are united in their histories telling Australian communities and cultures have been shaped by colonisation. Following their presentations, there will be an opportunity for the audience to pose questions. Chaired by Emeritus Professor Grace Karskens, UNSW.Send us Fan MailSupport the showHistory Talks Podcasts are brought to you by the History Council of NSW.Follow us...
2023-07-2458 min
Outdoor Industry Connect & Share ForumsNSW Public Spaces Charter and Outdoor Industry UpdatesSend us Fan MailThomas and Lisa from Transport for NSW joined us to present the NSW Public Spaces Charter and encourage all to use principles that it addresses. Great to see Active lifestyles as part of the core values and themes. Lori Modde, Ceo of Outdoors NSW & ACT also gives an update on things that relate to the Outdoor Industry right now. Support the showTo stay connected to Outdoors NSW & ACT, Subscribe to our podcasts, or our YouTube ChannelOur members get access to a whole range of ad...
2023-07-0744 minLaw for Community WorkersThe Whys and Woes of Making a Will - NSW Trustee and Guardian June 2023Your Will is an important legal document outlining your wishes for when you pass away. It details:
who you want to receive your assets
who you want to receive specific personal and heirloom items
any religious or cultural arrangements for your funeral
who you want as a legal guardian for any children under 18 years
who you choose to be your executor when you pass away.
As an Aboriginal person, you may have culturally sensitive requirements to document in your Will. These may include how to provide for:
kinship
burial
secret knowledge.
Fees: Fees | NSW Trustee and Guardian
2023-07-0544 minThe Business of DairyDairyUP – Fast Tracking the NSW Dairy Industry Through RD&ENSW dairy farmers have faced many extreme weather and climatic challenges in recent years from severe and prolonged drought to bushfires and then widespread flooding. There is no doubt we will continue to see these events and others occur in the future. We need to get better at preparing for, responding to and managing our recovery in these situations.With this in mind, last year a large collaborative research, development and extension program worth $16 million was launched. This 5-year program aims to fast track the NSW dairy industry to a position so that farm businesses h...
2023-05-3135 min
Law for Community WorkersSpotlight On Seniors Rights Service NSWSeniors Rights Service is a community organisation dedicated to protecting and advancing the rights of older people, particularly vulnerable and disadvantaged groups.
We provide free and confidential advice, aged care advocacy and support, and legal advice to seniors across New South Wales.
Your rights. Your voice. Free and confidential.
Telephone: 1800 424 079 | 02 9281 3600
Website: Protecting the rights of older people - Seniors Rights Service
Email: info@SeniorsRightsService.org.au
Information Sessions: https://seniorsrightsservice.org.au/information/information-sessions/
Newsletter: Newsletters - Seniors Rights Service
Subscribe: Seniors Rights Se...
2023-02-0711 min
SafeWork NSW Construction SafetyCastSafeWork NSW - Takeaway - Working at HeightsThe top Takeaways from the SafetyCast - Working at HeightsTo read more about Working safely at heights in Construction, visit the SafeWork NSW website at: https://www.safework.nsw.gov.au/your-industry/construction/work-safely-at-heights-in-construction Access the Construction falls from heights Checklist here: https://www.safework.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0006/559446/FFH-Blitz-PC-Checklist-Sept-2019.pdfFor more information on Construction related topics visit the SafeWork NSW Building & Construction Homepage at: https://www.safework.nsw.gov.au/your-industry/construction SafeWork NSW 13 10 50
2023-01-1603 minSafeWork NSW Construction SafetyCastSafeWork NSW - Working at HeightsIn this episode, Principal Inspector, Belinda Orriss is joined by Regional Construction Manager Kane Scott to discuss working at heights.To read more about Working safely at heights in Construction, visit the SafeWork NSW website at: https://www.safework.nsw.gov.au/your-industry/construction/work-safely-at-heights-in-construction Access the Construction falls from heights Checklist here: https://www.safework.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0006/559446/FFH-Blitz-PC-Checklist-Sept-2019.pdfFor more information on Construction related topics visit the SafeWork NSW Building & Construction Homepage at: https://www.safework.nsw.gov.au/your-industry/construction SafeWork NSW 13 10 50
2023-01-1619 min
The Child Safe PodcastEpisode 2: Compliance with the NSW Child Safe SchemeEpisode 2: Compliance with the NSW Child Safe Scheme
Compliance doesn’t have to be confusing! In this episode, host Simon Luckhurst and guest speakers Louise Coe, Lisa Purves and Sean Brohier break down what compliance to the Child Safe Scheme looks like, as well as what it doesn’t look like.
About this podcast:
This episode discusses compliance with the Child Safe Scheme. It also talks about what support is available to organisations to help them build capabilities, knowledge and skills of the Scheme – and includes a preview of the new Chi...
2022-12-1725 minSafeWork NSW Construction SafetyCastSafeWork NSW - Electrical Safety in ConstructionIn this episode, SafeWork NSW Inspectors discuss Electrical Safety in Construction. To read more about Electrical work in Construction, visit the SafeWork NSW website at: https://www.safework.nsw.gov.au/hazards-a-z/electrical-and-power/electrical-work Access the Electrical Safety in Construction Checklist here: https://www.safework.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0019/1112239/electrical-safety-in-construction-inspection-checklist.pdf To read about recent amendments to the Work Health and Safety Regulation 2017 and new on-the-spot fines for electrical work offences, visit: https://www.safework.nsw.gov.au/news/safework-media-releases/safework-to-issue-new-on-the-spot-fines-for-whs-breaches For more information on Construction related topics vis...
2022-12-1618 minSafeWork NSW Construction SafetyCastSafeWork NSW - Take 5 - Electrical Safety in ConstructionThe Top 5 Takeaways from the SafetyCast - Electrical Safety in Construction. To read more about Electrical work in Construction, visit the SafeWork NSW website at: https://www.safework.nsw.gov.au/hazards-a-z/electrical-and-power/electrical-work Access the Electrical Safety in Construction Checklist here: https://www.safework.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0019/1112239/electrical-safety-in-construction-inspection-checklist.pdfTo read about recent amendments to the Work Health and Safety Regulation 2017 and new on-the-spot fines for electrical work offences, visit: https://www.safework.nsw.gov.au/news/safework-media-releases/safework-to-issue-new-on-the-spot-fines-for-whs-breachesFor more information on Construction related topics vis...
2022-12-1604 min
Outdoor Industry Connect & Share ForumsEpisode #120 Industry Updates and Destination NSW Support for the OutdoorsSend us Fan MailLori Modde, CEO of Outdoors NSW & ACT updates everyone on the industry need-to-knows and then welcomes Sandy Wilkins from Destination NSW to inform the Outdoor industry on what Destination NSW does and how they can get involved. IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION - DNN Product recall and Flood Watch in NSW courtesy of the Australian Bureau of Meteorology Support the showTo stay connected to Outdoors NSW & ACT, Subscribe to our podcasts, or our YouTube ChannelOur members get access to a whole range of additional information and support - y...
2022-11-0451 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastInsecure and Temporary Work Rife in NSW Public ServiceOn the Podcast today - we look at the NSW Government's obsession with temporary contracts for public servants and the ways this process undermines NSW Public Service's need for confidence and assurance in their vocation.
2022-09-2907 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastNSW Labor To Scrap The Wages CapOn the podcast this week is NSW Labor MP Sophie Cotsis - Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations. Ms Cotsis outlines NSW Labor's plans to scrap the wages cap should they be elected to government at the State election in March 2023.
2022-09-2310 minSafeWork NSW Construction SafetyCastSafeWork NSW - Small Business RebateIn this episode Senior Inspector Shaleeni Nagpal is joined by Senior Project Officer Astrid Harriott and Assistant State Inspector Steven North, to discuss the recent changes to the SafeWork Small Business Rebate available to eligible businesses in the construction industry. To learn more about the SafeWork small business rebate visit: https://www.nsw.gov.au/grants-and-funding/1000-safework-small-business-rebateTo read more about the different categories of eligible safety items based on the types of hazards and risks in the workplace visit:https://www.nsw.gov.au/safework-small-business-rebate-eligible-safety-items For more information on t...
2022-09-0115 minSafeWork NSW Construction SafetyCastSafeWork NSW - Safe Solar InstallationIn this episode, Senior Inspector Shaleeni Nagpal is joined by Assistant State Inspector Michael Tilden from the Construction Services Group to discuss the findings of a proactive blitz undertaken in 2021 with installers of rooftop solar panels in NSW. We find out more about ongoing WHS trends in the solar industry in addition to where to access free resources developed to improve industry safety outcomes:https://www.safework.nsw.gov.au/hazards-a-z/solar-panel-installations To view the Safe Rooftop Solar Installation 2021 - Findings Report , visit the SafeWork NSW website at: https://www.safework.nsw...
2022-08-0123 minThe Business of DairyProfitability Insights From 10 Years of Dairy Farm Monitor in NSWIn this episode we take a look at features of the Top 25% of NSW Dairy Farm Monitor Farms in terms of their profitability and productivity over the last 10 years.Funding from the NSW Farm Business Resilience Program enabled this project to happen. It has highlighted key physical and financial traits of the top performers such as herd size, usable land area, production, stocking rate, cow and labour efficiency and cost of production.Farmers and industry are always keen to understand features of profitable dairy businesses under different conditions. In Australia we are fortunate to have...
2022-07-3134 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 minSafeWork NSW Construction SafetyCastSafeWork NSW - Concrete Pumping EquipmentIn this episode, Senior Inspector Shaleeni Nagpal is joined by Assistant State Inspector Johnny Auditore and State Inspector John Mizzi both from the Construction Services Group, along with Assistant State Inspector Timothy Hulme from Engineering to talk about the work health and safety considerations when working with Concrete Pumping Equipment. For more information on this topic and others go to SafeWork NSW's Building & Construction Homepage at: https://www.safework.nsw.gov.au/your-industry/construction To view the Concrete Placing Equipment Operations fact sheet, visit the SafeWork NSW website at: https://www.safe...
2022-05-1714 minThe Business of DairyHighest Profit in NSW Dairy Farm Monitor in 10 YearsThis year marks the tenth year of the Dairy Farm Monitor Project in NSW and the most profitable we have seen in that period with an average operating profit or Earnings Before Interest and Tax of $2.07/kgMS which translated into a 4.9% RoTA. This project involves a detailed physical and financial analysis of dairying businesses in NSW and saw 41 farms participate this year, the highest number to date. Participating farms are anonymous and receive an individual farm report.The Department of Primary Industries manage this project in NSW with funding and support from Dairy Australia and this month...
2021-12-3128 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastService NSW: Employees Asked To Go Above And BeyondDuring the recent NSW Lockdown, workers at Service NSW were asked to go above and beyond their normal tasks to keep the state running. This included distributing small business grants and being on top of newly developed technology on smartphone apps. It was and is a stressful time for these Champions. On the podcast this week we hear about these scenarios from Delegate Susan Townsend.
2021-11-0407 minLaw for Community WorkersNobody likes getting a fine - Fine Fixer NSW can helpThis episode is part of a series that looks at online legal help tools. In this episode Josh from the Community Legal Education Branch takes you into the world of how a new online tool, Fine Fixer NSW, can help you or your clients if you get a fine. We interview Brendan Lacota (former principal solicitor at Moonee Valley Legal Service and now a consultant) who was one of the key people behind the creation of the tool, and Kirsty Harrison (Senior Solicitor) and Nicole Stack (Paralegal) from Legal Aid NSW who were both key in bringing the tool...
2021-08-2654 minSafeWork NSW Construction SafetyCastSafeWork NSW - Mental Health in Construction - The unprecedented and changing environmentIn this episode Belinda Orriss is joined by Alex Rowe and Jill Green to discuss the available mental health resources for workers and PCBU’s. Also they discuss things to consider whilst the industry is restricted and things to consider when they come back on line.The information contained in this episode is correct as 21 July 2021, and will be reviewed regularly.There is no Takeaway associated with this episode, and additional references are available at:https://www.peopleatwork.gov.au/https://www.safework.nsw.gov.au/safety-starts-here/mental-health-at-work-the-basics/mental-health-@-work
2021-07-2117 minSafeWork NSW Construction SafetyCastUpdated - SafeWork NSW - Construction Industry and the updated Public Health Order - Special - Correct as at 12 July 2021Construction Industry and the updated Public Health Order - Special Episode. In this episode Belinda Orriss is joined by Kevin Murphy to discuss COVID 19 and update the Construction Industry on changes as a result of the updated Public Health Order.The information contained in this episode is correct as 12 July 2021, and will be reviewed regularly.There is no Takeaway associated with this episode, and additional references are available at: https://gazette.legislation.nsw.gov.au/so/download.w3p?id=Gazette_2021_2021-302.pdfhttps://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/co...
2021-07-0807 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastNSW Police Comms: When Should You Call The Union?PSA Members in the NSW Police Force face a range of challenges every day. Today, we interview members of the Communications Division who take us on a journey of the interactions they have with the public in order to get the NSW Police to their locations and situations in a safe and timely manner. They also answer the question for us - When Should You Call The Union?
2021-06-1816 minLaw for Community WorkersWhat happens at the NSW Mental Health Review Tribunal?In this episode you will hear from Callum Hair a lawyer from the Mental Health Advocacy Service at Legal Aid NSW and Dr Jean Hollis a psychiatrist and Tribunal member at the NSW Mental Health Review Tribunal.
The episode explores mental illness and what process people go through at the Mental Health Review Tribunal (“MHRT”). You’ll also hear about Legal Aid NSW’s Mental Health Advocacy Service (“MHAS”) and when it is appropriate to refer clients to them.
This episode is a longer one so here are some time stamps that can help you navigate the...
2021-05-2045 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 minSafeWork NSW Construction SafetyCastSafeWork NSW - Take 5 - Mental Health in ConstructionThe top takeaways from the SafetyCast - Mental Health in ConstructionSafeWork NSW 13 10 50
2021-03-2302 minSafeWork NSW Construction SafetyCastSafeWork NSW - Mental Health in ConstructionRyan Tinker is joined by Ian Firth to discuss Mental Health in ConstructionSafeWork NSW 13 10 50
2021-03-2316 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 minSafeWork NSW Construction SafetyCastSafeWork NSW - Take 5 - Safe Solar InstallationThe Top 5 Takeaways from the SafetyCast - Safe Solar Installation SafeWork NSW 13 10 50
2021-03-1102 minSafeWork NSW Construction SafetyCastSafeWork NSW - Safe Solar InstallationRyan Tinker is joined by Michael Tilden to discuss the the risks around solar installations SafeWork NSW 13 10 50
2021-03-1108 min
Land LifeFall armyworm on the NSW North CoastListen to North Coast Local Land Services biosecurity staff talk about fall armyworm on the North Coast. Hear about identification, impacts and management options. For more info on the chemicals referenced early in this episode, visit the NSW Department of Primary Industries website - Chemical management options Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-03-0414 minSafeWork NSW Construction SafetyCastSafeWork NSW - Musculoskeletal Disorders in ConstructionRyan Tinker is joined by Alice Cheng to discuss managing the likelihood and risk of Musculoskeletal Disorders in the Construction SectorSafeWork NSW 13 10 50
2021-02-2413 minSafeWork NSW Construction SafetyCastSafeWork NSW - Take 5 - Musculoskeletal Disorders in ConstructionThe Top 5 Takeaways from the SafetyCast - Musculoskeletal Disorders in ConstructionSafeWork NSW 13 10 50
2021-02-2403 minLaw for Community WorkersExtra help with your fines - Revenue NSW Hardship program for young people and First Nations peopleIn this episode we speak with Isabella Wallington and Bud Crawford from the Revenue NSW Hardship Program. This Program commenced in 2020 and aims to implement a range of strategies to reduce the negative impact of fines debt on vulnerable young people and First Nations people. You will hear about a range of initiatives underway and what is planned for 2021 and beyond. We also talk about how you can help your vulnerable clients speak to Revenue NSW to take advantage of these initiatives and break the cycle of disadvantage associated with fines debt.
To get in touch with...
2021-02-1624 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastPSA Members in NSW Police: The Strength Behind The ForceWelcome back to the PSA/CPSU NSW Podcast for 2021! On our first episode, we talk to our members in the NSW Police. From communications to dispatch, policy to administration, our members keep the force informed, on track, and ready to attend to the public. These are the stories of the strength behind the force.
2021-01-3108 minSafeWork NSW Construction SafetyCastSafeWork NSW - Seasonal SafetyRyan Tinker is joined by Mark Moskvitch and Nissa Holliday to discuss seasonal safety considerations such as heat, air quality and bush fires. SafeWork NSW 13 10 50
2021-01-2714 minSafeWork NSW Construction SafetyCastSafeWork NSW - Take 5 - Seasonal SafetyThe Top 5 Takeaways from the SafetyCast - Seasonal SafetySafeWork NSW 13 10 50
2021-01-2702 minSafeWork NSW Construction SafetyCastSafeWork NSW - New and Young WorkersRyan Tinker is joined by Steve Maher to discuss considerations for new and young workers (Including apprentices), their employers and their families.SafeWork NSW 13 10 50
2021-01-1711 minSafeWork NSW Construction SafetyCastSafeWork NSW - Take 5 - New and Young WorkersThe Top 5 Takeaways from the SafetyCast - New and Young WorkersSafeWork NSW 13 10 50
2021-01-1701 minPSA CPSU NSW Podcast2020 NSW Budget - The Public Service Left BehindThe 2020 NSW Budget has let down the NSW Public Service. The PSA's Jason Mountney and Laura Moss explain how.
2020-11-2006 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 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastChampions of the State: NSW Police Radio OperationsOn the podcast this week, we speak to Bree.Bree has a unique job, she's a Communications Officer with the NSW Police Radio Operations Group. What this essentially means is that Bree is the other voice on the phone responding to your Triple Zero (000) response call. A vital service for the community, Bree is a true Champion of the State.
2020-07-1006 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastCPSU NSW chats to Arthur Rorris on UOW "Push Poll" to staffOn the podcast this week, the CPSU NSW hears from SCLC Secretary Arthur Rorris and Delegate Lisa Simmons on recent dealings with the University of Wollongong regarding their poll to staff.
2020-06-1206 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastCPSU NSW Says 'No Deal' to salary cuts.On the podcast this week we talk with CPSU New South Wales Branch Assistant Secretary Troy Wright and CPSU NSW Branch Assistant Secretary Shelley Odewahn about the recent unfavourable proposals put forward by the NTEU in the university sector.
2020-05-1507 min
PSA CPSU NSW PodcastHow NSW Prisons Maintained Zero Covid-19 CasesThis week on the podcast, we talk with POVB delegates and senior correctional officers Natalie Howes and Darren King on the coordinated efforts between members, staff and CSNSW to control any Coronavirus outbreaks amongst inmates in NSW Prisons.
2020-04-2406 min
REINSW PodcastsREINSW COVID-19 update from NSW Fair Trading 9 April 2020REINSW President Leanne Pilkington is joined by Peter Dunphy and Lachlan Malloch of NSW Fair Trading in this week's COVID-19 update.
2020-04-1428 min
PSA CPSU NSW PodcastCOVID-19 SPECIAL: The NSW Government Stimulus PackageIn a special edition of the PSA/CPSU NSW Podcast, we look at what was said by Premier Gladys Berejiklian and NSW Treasurer Dominic Perrottet on the stimulus package offered to small business in the wake of the Covid-19 Pandemic.
2020-03-1710 min
PSA CPSU NSW PodcastStand TALR Mental Health Innitiative in NSW Prisons 'Stand TALR' - The unique mental health initiative designed specifically for prisons across Australasia - was launched at long bay and will be rolled out across the state with the backing of the PSA, POVB and Corrective Services NSW. We chat to POVB Chair and Vice-Chair Nicole Jess and Jason Charlton about the benefits of the program.
2020-02-2108 min
PSA CPSU NSW PodcastRemote Area Firefighters Save NSW Regional TownsThe south coast of NSW is home to the historic towns of Central Tilba and Tilba Tilba. This weeks podcast tells the story of the remote area firefighters (RAFT) teams who were deployed to save these beautiful towns from being lost to the annals of history.
2020-02-1406 min
Gowrie NSWSuallyn Mitchelmore | Gowrie NSW Online Learning Communities 2020Hear from Gowrie NSW's Online Learning Community Facilitator and PhD candidate (Early Childhood Education) Suallyn Mitchelmore, as she talks through her background in Early Childhood Education and brings to life what Gowrie NSW's Online Learning Communities mean for participants like yourself.
Online Learning Communities are a place to bring people together regardless of physical location for the purpose of networking, learning and sharing ideas; a sustained approach which highlights the benefit of learning from shared experiences.
Sometimes as educators and leaders we become isolated whether due to time constraints, physical location or any number of other reasons. Bringing people together...
2020-02-1106 min
PSA CPSU NSW PodcastNSW Government Spending $10,000 A Day on Forestry Scoping StudyThis week, we look into the viability of the NSW Government's continued scoping study of Forestry Corporation. A method designed to assess the privatisation of the government entity at a time when 40% of the trees associated have been destroyed due to the unprecedented bushfires.
2020-02-0706 min
PSA CPSU NSW PodcastThe Flora Regeneration of NSWWe speak to PSA Member Dr Brett Summerell about the efforts NSW Botanists are going to to save and regenerate plant life in NSW once the bushfire season subsides.
2020-01-2308 min
The Brush UpADA NSW Mentoring Program WorkshopThis week's podcast was recorded at the APAPTS Mentoring Program workshop held on the 19th of February, 2017. Kate Miranda from ADA NSW speaks with Dr Melanie Patney, Dr Thomas Tseng and Dr Cathleen Dong about the benefits of participating in the ADA NSW Mentoring Program.Online registrations for the 2018 program will be open to members from the 22nd of September 2017, and will close on the 11th of December 2017. For further information about the ADAPTS Mentoring Program visit the ADA NSW website or use the link below.If you want to stay up to date with...
2017-07-2005 min
Gowrie NSWGemma Lavelle Centre Manager at Gowrie NSW Dubbo Early Education and CareGemma Lavelle Centre Manager at Gowrie NSW Dubbo Early Education and Care by Gowrie NSW
2017-02-0904 min
Gowrie NSWMika Mizuno, Play Session Facilitator at Gowrie NSWMika Mizuno, Play Session Facilitator at Gowrie NSW by Gowrie NSW
2017-01-3009 min
Gowrie NSWMichelle Havill, Prevention Programs Delivery Manager at Cancer Council NSWMichelle Havill, Prevention Programs Delivery Manager at Cancer Council NSW by Gowrie NSW
2016-12-1907 min
Gowrie NSWMichelle Hamilton, Gowrie NSW Manager Inclusion ResourcesMichelle Hamilton, Gowrie NSW Manager Inclusion Resources by Gowrie NSW
2016-11-0603 min
Gowrie NSWGowrie NSW Inclusion Resource Manager Michelle HamiltonWe talk to Gowrie NSW Inclusion Resource Manager Michelle Hamilton, about embedding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices into Early Learning Centres.
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