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PSA CPSU NSW PodcastInside Kosciuszko: Stories from the RangersThe official podcast of the Public Service Association of NSW, where we share the stories of the people who keep our state moving, our members.In this special episode, recorded on location in Jindabyne nea Kosciuszko National Park, we hear from two long-serving rangers – Rob Gibbs and Andrew Miller – as they sit down with PSA CPSU NSW Assistant Secretary Troy Wright.In recognition of World Ranger Day, they discuss the challenges and changes in DDon’t forget to subscribe to the PSA CPSU NSW Podcast and share it with other members, colleagues and fr...2025-07-2530 min
LiSTNR Newcastle Local NewsNational Parks admits there's no reopening date set Barrington TopsIt's been off-limits since the flood disaster caused widespread issues last month. Photo: NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2025-06-1602 min
Outback Mike Survival and Adventure PodcastEpisode 23 Ranger Louie - Affordable Camping in NSW National ParksNSW National Parks have proposed expensive (in my opinion) new fees across the majority of campgrounds, which will price many Australians out of camping. In this episode I speak to former NPWS ranger, Louise Anderson (Ranger Louie on Instagram) to get her thoughts on life as a ranger and the effect these fees will likely have if the NSW Labour Government allows them to go through. Please note, Louie is not a spokesperson for NPWS service. These are just her opinions. Here's the ePetition I created to NSW State Parliament titled Keep Camping Affordable for All...2025-06-081h 18
Life Matters - Separate stories podcastThe cost of camping in National ParksCamping in NSW national parks could soon cost more under a major proposal to standardise fees across the state. Supporters say it will improve facilities and reduce no-shows, but others fear it will make nature less accessible. For the first time, many basic and remote sites could carry a price tag. The changes raise bigger questions about how we value public land and who gets to enjoy it. The future of camping is now open for public feedback.2025-05-2026 min
Snowys Camping ShowEp161 - Ghost Camping Crackdown and a Camping Fee OverhaulNo-shows, know-hows, and new fees: the camping reservation revolution...In an episode as haunting as it is helpful, Ben and Lauren unpack the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service's proposed camping fee reforms, from new facility-based pricing tiers to the crackdown on 'ghost camping' – the frustrating practice of booking sites that go unused. Our outdoor experts examine the results of the 2022 survey that sparked these changes, debate the effectiveness of various booking systems, and share their own approaches to responsible reservation practices. From Ben's unwritten campers' code to comparing cancellation policies across Australia, tune in for...2025-05-1946 min
Outdoor Industry Connect & Share ForumsNational Parks Fee Overhaul: What You Need to KnowSend us a textThe future of camping, events, and commercial activities in NSW National Parks is undergoing significant change. In this illuminating session, senior representatives from National Parks and Wildlife Service unveil proposed reforms to fee structures that could reshape how we all interact with these treasured natural spaces.Linda and Christian walk us through the first major fee overhaul in nearly a decade, introducing a tiered camping system ranging from free basic sites to premium facilities at $89 per night. The reforms aim to solve persistent problems like "ghost bookings" while investing additional revenue...2025-05-021h 05Outdoor Industry Connect & Share ForumsReflecting on 2024 and Embracing Change: Insights and Opportunities in the Outdoor IndustrySend us a textDiscover the art of embracing change with a new perspective as we conclude Season 2 of the Outdoors NSW & ACT Connect and Share Forums. In this reflective episode, I'm joined by the insightful Liz and Hugh to unravel the lessons of 2024 and set our sights on the promises of 2025. Liz challenges us to rethink our pace in the face of transformation, suggesting that sometimes slowing down is the key to genuine engagement. Hugh shares his unique approach to simplifying complex problems, highlighting that while simplicity can be a powerful tool, it's often the road...2024-12-1330 minOutdoor Industry Connect & Share ForumsExploring Safety, Insurance, and Industry ReadinessSend us a textWhat if taking a stroll through nature could not only boost your health but transform your career? Join us for a compelling conversation with Lori Modde from Outdoors NSW & ACT where Will Lockhead from Stoker Adventure and Recreation Marketplace shares an inspiring quote from Matthew McConaughey, urging us to give our every endeavour our all. Explore how Macquarie University's Nature Play Study presents groundbreaking research and learn about the exciting developments at the National Outdoor Education Conference. We also dive into the challenges in the outdoor industry, particularly the shortage of tour guides...2024-11-2232 minOutdoor Industry Connect & Share ForumsFrom Fire Safety to Federal Elections: Industry UpdatesSend us a textEver wondered how the wisdom of First Nations people can shape our business strategies? Join us as we honor their cultural heritage and explore the art of adaptability, both in nature and in the corporate world. We also dive into the crucial discussions from the recent Land Managers Forum, where Water NSW teamed up with National Parks and Wildlife, Crown Lands, and Forestry to discuss working with the Outdoor Industry. Celebrate with us the remarkable turnout for the Women in Leadership program and get insights on how the upcoming federal election and key...2024-09-2717 min
Commanding the NarrativeJohn Ruddick MLC Defends Libertarianism & NSW Council Elections - CtN36JOHN RUDDICK MLC DEFENDS LIBERTARIANISM
& NSW COUNCIL ELECTIONS
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A MASSIVE post-NSW Local Government elections special episode as the political animals, Steven Tripp, Richard Storch and Sam Buono are joined by the Hon. John Ruddick MLC, Rob Cribb and Adam Zahra.
First off, they discuss the likelihood of Adam’s election to Campbelltown Council, having achieved a full quota in current counting. Only a massive swing against Adam in pre-poll counting could now derail his election as a Campbelltown councillor.
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11 Stories from the River DyarubbinHOWE AND DEERUBBIN PARKS AUDIO WALK : 11 Stories from the River DyarubbinListen to stories of Dyarubbin / The Hawkesbury River at Balga-Ngurrang / Windsor and original music and song they have inspired, as you walk along the river through Howe and Deerubbin Parks, Windsor, NSW, Australia or from
the comfort of wherever you are...
Dharug educator Rhiannon Wright is our guide as we hear of the enduring Dharug relationship with the river, the cultivation of Yams, the dreaming of Gurangady and engravings along the river. Windsor was a port town & we hear stories of the river as a road, wharves, boat building & river crossings. We learn about colonist Andrew Thompson & frontier violence...2024-08-301h 05
Australian Hiker297-Yerong Walking Track THE ROCK NSWThe Yerong Walking Track is one of a handful of walking track contained within the Rock Nature Reserve, also known as the Kengal Aboriginal Area not far out of the regional NSW city of Wagga Wagga. This locale is one of those hidden gems that the locals make good use of but in our case we only discovered it when the NSW Parks Service promoted it through their social media feeds. In this podcast episode we talk about this key walk and the reserve in general and hopefully it will encourage you to visit. www.australianhiker.com.au
2024-08-2720 min
Australian Hunting and Beyond Podcast54. NSW Pest Management Plan, Errol Mason's hunting course and an upcoming Sambar trip.Matt is joined by Joan's Disappointment otherwise known as Frank and there's plenty covered in this episode! The boys unpack the Pest Animal Management Plans for NSW, the Australian Animal Welfare Strategy, their upcoming Sambar hunting trip and what Frank got out of doing the 3 day course with the Sambar Deer Guru who is the author of "The Hunt Smart System" and "Secrets of the Sambar" Volume 1, 2 and 3..... Errol Mason!
Topics also include: Coon dogs; Treeing mountain lions; Raccoon dogs; Suppressors; Silencers; Animal welfare; helping farmers with pests; Shooting over indicating dogs; Hound crews for deer; Hunting National Parks...2024-06-301h 05
FireCastAFAC24 powered by INTERSCHUTZSend us a textAFAC24 Conference and Exhibition powered by INTERSCHUTZ is Australasia’s largest and most comprehensive emergency management conference and exhibition. Brought to you by AFAC, Deutsche Messe, the Institution of Fire Engineers (Australia) and Australian Institute for Disaster Resilience. The theme for 2024 is Embracing innovation and disruption: designing the future for our sector.The AFAC24 program will feature a wide variety of content, beginning with the AFAC Research and Innovation Day and followed by the multi-streamed two-day AFAC conference. The AFAC Conference will feature the Australian Disaster Resilience Conference and th...2024-06-1923 minOutdoor Industry Connect & Share ForumsGenerational Trends: From Screen Time to Nature PlaySend us a textCan the outdoor industry offer more than just adventure? Join us as Lori Modde, CEO of Outdoors NSW and ACT, shares her firsthand experience from the Parks and Leisure Australia NSW / ACT Conference. Lori starts with a powerful acknowledgment of the traditional owners of the land, underscoring the invaluable contributions of First Nations peoples. From crucial updates on fair work laws affecting minimum wages and employment definitions to the exciting career prospects in the outdoor sector, this episode sheds light on the numerous initiatives led by Destination NSW to boost career seekers into...2024-06-1433 min
Ask Roz PodcastSergeant Dallas Atkinson - Safe Bushwalking - RBMWelcome to the Ask Roz Blue Mountains Podcast. This episode is a replay of the RBM Ask Roz Tourism Show interview with "Catchy" Robyn Catchlove and Sergeant Dallas Atkinson, Team Leader of Blue Mountains Police Rescue.
Think Before You TREK system.
Bush safety initiative between NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service and NSW Police: www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/safety/bushwalking-safety/think-before-you-trek
Trip Intention Form: https://bookings.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/public/npws/trips/intention
Radio Blue Mountains 89.1 FM: www.rbm.org.au2024-05-2524 minOutdoor Industry Connect & Share ForumsFostering Collaboration for Sustainability in Business PracticesSend us a textStep into the narrative landscapes of First Nations people and understand their crucial presence in the tapestry of country; our upcoming Masterclass promises to do just that. With a prominent Aboriginal operator at the helm, we delve into the richness of their stories and the respect they command in our journey across the land. Adding to the diversity of today's topics, we critically examine the government's oversight in recognising essential skills within our industry and present an insightful update from Destination NSW Experience Workshop that charts the course of tourism growth and visitor...2024-05-0348 min
Ask Roz PodcastNPWS December track update with Will BatsonDECEMBER National Park and Wildlife Service NPWS update on tracks they manage over the Greater Blue Mountains region with Will Batson, Area Manager Upper Mountains, Blue Mountains Branch, NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
NPWS Local Alerts: https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/visit-a-park/parks/blue-mountains-national-park/local-alerts2023-12-0315 minOutdoor Industry Connect & Share ForumsNavigating Climate Change: Insights on its Impact on the Outdoor Industry and Sustainable SolutionsSend us a textDo you ever wonder how climate change is impacting your favorite weekend pastime, like hitting the trails on your mountain bike? We invite you to tune in with our illustrious guests, Robin Fox from the University of Sunshine Coast and Rowan from West Bay Trials, as we dive deeper than ever before to understand the effects of our changing climate on the outdoor industry. Our dynamic conversation draws from key insights of the Australian Cancer Association Conference, discussing how to steer people, manage harm, and adapt to evolving trends in the face of...2023-09-221h 00Outdoor Industry Connect & Share ForumsNavigating Child Protection Strategies, Industry information and Conference Insights from Peter McDougallSend us a textPrepare to navigate the vast landscape of the outdoor industry as we traverse essential topics, from the noteworthy Uluru statement to the imminent referendum. We examine the in-depth research by the National Parks and Wildlife Joint Management Consultation Group and turn the spotlight on the New South Wales education curriculum review. Buckle up for a journey through the Blue Mountains Plan of Management, and the Office of Sport’s upcoming Child Protection webinar. And we'll also help you understand the new unfair contracts terms legislation better.Our exploration is enriched by th...2023-09-0142 minAustralian HikerAH 257-Murramarang South Coast WalkLiving in Canberra I have a strong connection to the NSW south coast and since my late teens I have spent a lot of weekends walking along this part of the coastline as well as spending a lot of time both on, and under the water. So, while there is no end of shorter walks available on this part of the coast the newly opened 35km Murramarang South Coast Walking Track was one that just resonated with me, and we couldn’t wait to check it out ourselves to see what sort of experience that it would provide as a...2023-05-301h 04
Beach Travel Wine Podcast50. Bangalow, in the Byron Shire, Northern NSW, Australia. A perfect weekend escape.Hello there, today is an unusual episode because I have left Lyle at home and have a special guest host. I wonder who that could
be??
Today my guest host and I will be sharing all about a “girl's” weekend the two of us had in the hinterland of the Byron Shire in the cute little village of Bangalow.
Ok ok, I'll tell you who the guest host is - it is Mikaela from Easy Family Adventures who is actually my beautiful daughter – Miki.
We try and have a mother-daughter weekend once a year to...2023-04-3049 min
The CMO ShowHow Reflections Holiday Parks is leaning-in to sustainable tourismIn this episode of The CMO Show we’re joined by Nick Baker, former CMO at Tourism Australia and current CEO at Reflections Holiday Parks. Nick spoke to Mark about leading a growing profit-for-purpose enterprise and the unique ways his team are celebrating the natural environments they have the privilege to manage for the people of NSW. You might also like… How Heaps Normal is finding new solutions to old problems How Thankyou lets its values do the talking How Who Gives A Crap finds creativity in the co...2023-04-2031 min
bitesz.comDSC S03E04 John Whittall - National Parks and Wildlife Service NSWIn this episode of Dark Sky Conversations, host Marnie Ogg interviews John Whittle, who works for the National Parks and Wildlife Service in New South Wales. John manages the Warrumbungle National Park, which is the first Dark Sky park in the southern hemisphere. With a background in forestry, John oversees a team of rangers and field officers who are responsible for managing the park's environmental aspects, improving biodiversity, managing pests and weeds, and maintaining visitor infrastructure. He also keeps people informed about the work they do and the importance of preserving dark skies. This interview is presented as part of...2023-04-1834 min
Dark Sky ConversationsS03E04: John Whittall - National Parks and Wildlife Service NSWIn this episode of Dark Sky Conversations, host Marnie Ogg interviews John Whittle, who works for the National Parks and Wildlife Service in New South Wales. John manages the Warrumbungle National Park, which is the first Dark Sky park in the southern hemisphere. With a background in forestry, John oversees a team of rangers and field officers who are responsible for managing the park's environmental aspects, improving biodiversity, managing pests and weeds, and maintaining visitor infrastructure. He also keeps people informed about the work they do and the importance of preserving dark skies. This interview is presented as part of...2023-04-1834 min
Culture MakersTrudi Mares, Deputy Secretary Greater Sydney at Transport for NSWTrudi Mares describes herself as the accidental public servant but whether accidental or not, Trudi has carved out an impressive and impactful career and continues to learn, eveole and take the opportunities she rightly earns. She understands how to connect purpose and values and turn it into meaningful action and inspires the same in others.
Trudi has a passion for authentic leadership, customer and people experience and transformation. She has led teams across the NSW Public Service at NSW Police, Roads and Maritime Services, National Parks and Wildlife Service, Corrective Services and Attorney Generals and Justice. Her b...2022-10-1625 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastRaising The Dam Wall - A Threat To The Blue Mountains National ParkNational Parks and Wildlife Service 40-Year Veteran Kim De Govrik is today's guest on the podcast - discussing the threat to the Blue Mountains National Park that would be posed by a rasing of the Warragamba Dam Wall.2022-07-1208 min
"The Week on Wednesday" with Van Badham & Ben DavisonEpisode 95: Albo visits floods, industrial action in New South Wales, COVID getting worse and good news about maritime parksVan Badham and Ben Davison break down how the Liberal Party and their right wing media allies have attacked Albo doing his job promoting Australia's interests in Europe while they simultaneously forgot that Dutton is literally on holiday.
Even NSW Liberal state Premier Dominic Perrottet has defended Albo saying the state and federal government had been working well on dealing with the current flooding disaster.
Van and Ben look at what is happening with the floods from a political perspective and the immediate relief being delivered.
While Dom Perrottet may be doing better w...2022-07-061h 09PSA CPSU NSW PodcastThe 2022 NSW Budget - The PSA ReactsHow well did the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service do in this year's budget? We ask former NPWS Senior Ranger, and PSA Organiser, Kim de Govrik for his view on the funding announced this week. We also ask the PSA's Journalist, Jason Mountney, for his initial thoughts about the budget. 2022-06-2207 min
Newcastle in the MorningSignificant funding to improve regional NSW holiday parksRegional tourism in NSW is set to grow with a $28 million upgrade to Reflections Holiday Parks, which manages some of the best tourist parks in the state, giving grey nomads, families, and holidaymakers the chance to see what NSW has to offer.Nick Baker, CEO of Reflections Holiday Parks joined Newcastle Live to talk about the upgrade.2022-05-1810 min
Light It Up | The Podcast02D | Lighthouse Living: NSW Lights with Jo KijasIn today's episode, we are heading to where New South Wales, where lighthouses began in Australia with Jo Kijas. Jo is the historian instrumental in putting together Life under the Lights published in 2009 about lighthouse families of NSW for NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service Oral History Project, Office of Environment and Heritage and Department of Premier and Cabinet.
Bonus edit: Jessica Clifford on why lighthouses are not the same.
Co-hosted with Caroline Ma.2022-04-2656 min
Good Vibes Only - A Wholesome News CastEpisode 3: Ukrainian Cat Cafe, Palestinian Skate Parks, BLM art, and MoreIn this episode, we look at a Cat Cafe in Lviv, efforts to rebuild a Palestinian bookshop, inclusivity in theatre, and more!Organization Spotlight - RainLily: https://rainlily.org.hk/eng/latest Send me positive news! - wholesomenewscast@gmail.com or Support me on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/goodvibesonlyLinks to the original articles are below:https://www.thedodo.com/daily-dodo/owners-of-ukrainian-cat-cafe-stay-put-and-protect-their-cats | https://www.facebook.com/catcafelviv/https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/nsw-medical-graduate-set-to-become-first-indigenous-female-surgeon-20220224-p59zbt.htmlhttps://www.cbsnews.com/news/russia-ukraine-war-refugees-airbnb/https://t...2022-03-1114 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastKoalas Officially EndangeredKoalas have been officially listed as an endangered species for NSW, Queensland, and the ACT. So what went wrong? How does Matt Kean, a former environment minister, known as a champion in the field of wildlife preservation - allow this to occur on his watch? We talk to 40-year National Parks and Wildlife veteran Kim DeGovrik to hear what has happened to Australia's favourite native marsupial.2022-02-1610 min
Law for Community WorkersRenting Matters: Episode 5 - When you own the house but not the landThis is the fifth episode in our series called “Renting Matters”, which explores all aspects of tenancy and other living arrangements in NSW. This series is a joint project between the Tenants’ Union of New South Wales (“TU”) and Legal Aid NSW.
In this episode, “When you own the house but not the land”, Bridget from the Community Legal Education Branch speaks to guests about life in a Residential Land Lease Community in NSW (RLLC). Bridget speaks to Paul, Residential Parks Legal Officer and Julie, Residential Parks Officer at the Tenants’ Union about the laws governing RLLC and the work they...2022-01-191h 04
Reframe Of MindWho is Nathan Parker, 2021 NSW Young Australian Of The Year?NSW Young Australian of the Year, Nathan Parker dreamt of becoming a fighter pilot for the Royal Australian Air Force from the time he turned six. He was on the way to that dream when a bus accident left him severely injured resulting in the amputation of his left hand. Nathan was the first upper-limb amputee in the history of the Australian Defence Force Academy to complete his final 12 months and graduate, and has since represented Australia in sports bringing home gold at the Invictus Games. Nathan is a pilot, athlete and motivational speaker, sharing h...2022-01-1645 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
Newcastle Libraries REALAustralian OrchidsThe final episode of this mini-series on the 19th century publication Australian Orchids by R. D Fitzgerald explores the diversity of landscapes within the Hunter Valley that are conducive to orchids. If you are in the area, why not try walking along these trails in your very own orchid hunt? Lynda McPherson (author, botanical illustrator, and volunteer at the Hunter Region Botanic Garden) joins Lachlan Copeland (Eco Logical Australia) and Doug Beckers (NSW National Parks and Wildlife) to discuss surveys and conservation practices. Peter Weston (National Herbarium of NSW) and Sally Stewart (Librarian at the Royal Botanic Garden Victoria...2021-10-2023 min
The Running GameA chat with Dan Parks and Tony FisherTim and Matt discuss the Bledisloe Cup, Dan Parks discusses his Rugby journey, having been born in Australia and then played for Scotland, then Tony Fisher the commercial manager for NSW Junior Rugby Union, talks about the Rugby community and the true value of the game. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2021-08-1329 min
The Board Game BBQ PodcastEpisode 103 - Cubitos, Parks, HanabiEpisode 103 - Cubitos, Parks, Hanabi
Sizzling Games (02:02)
Topic of the Pod: Gateway Games (35:07)
The Roast (1:02:19)
Swear an Oath (1:20:20)
**BOARD GAME BBQ GAME DAY**
Join us for the first Board game BBQ Day to be held in SYDNEY! The event will be held on Saturday, May 15th from 11am-11pm.
Waitlist open now at https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/board-game-bbq-sydney-game-day-1-tickets-146343510379
Join us for the second Board game BBQ Day to be held in Brisbane! The event will be held...2021-05-131h 35
Wildlife Heroes PodcastS2E1 One Animal at a Time: Animal Analysis - exploring how wildlife rehabilitation volunteers contribute to conservationData collected by NSW National Parks & Wildlife over recent years is revealing the tremendous results of wildlife rehabilitator efforts - with nearly 700 species and 85,000 individuals being rescued a year. This rescue data (from 2014 to 2018) has recently been made public as part of the NSW Volunteer Wildlife Rehabilitation Sector Strategy and can be found on the NPWS Wildlife Rehabilitation Dashboard on the NPWS website. To discuss the data and what it tells us, three guests from the team who have done the painstaking work of analysing that data join us - and they’re excited by what they’ve f...2021-05-1138 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastWhat Caused the 2020 Bushfire Season?PSA Organisor (with 40 years of experience with the National Parks and Wildlife Service), Kim DeGovrik shares his insight on the role of climate change (along with state government neglect and resource reduction) that sparked the horrendous fire season of 2019/2020.2021-02-2206 min
The Nature Between UsChristian Hampson: Indigenous Land Management, Aboriginal Cultural Heritage & Native Edible PlantsListening and learning from First Nations Peoples is crucial to a healthy environment. In this episode Tessa speaks with Christian Hampson, a proud Woiwurrung and Maneroo Aboriginal man who is interweaving Indigenous knowledge and collaborative design thinking to walk a new path - away from conventional approaches.
In 2019 Christian co-founded Yerrabingin, a commercial design organisation that creates environmentally conscious native landscapes enriched with Indigenous narratives. One such project was the world's first Indigenous rooftop farm, that hosts over 2,500 Australian native edible plants, and is located on top of Yerrabingin House in South Eveleigh, Sydney. Prior to Yerrabingin, Christian had 20 Years...2021-01-1950 min
STEAM PoweredEnvironmental Education & Tree Hollows for Wildlife with Abbie Mitchell (#18)As an environmental educator Abbie Mitchell has led programs for NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service and EcoXplore. Founding Kids Connecting Nature in 2015 she delivers curriculum-aligned hands-on environmental programs for schools, the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney, council and community groups, including the ‘Super Pollinators’ about native Australian bees, and ‘Hollow Heroes’, fostering hollow using animals.Kids Connecting Nature is balanced with her other role, as the General Manager of Roots and Shoots (The Jane Goodall Institute Australia), a program designed to inspire youth to identify local proactive solutions to the issues impacting biodiversity and humanity worldwide.2021-01-0857 min
PHYSIO-ismBig 4 Family ParksWe are big fans of family camping on a budget.
We've visited 5 x Big 4 locations across Victoria and NSW over the last 4-5 years!
Highly recommend you check them out!2020-12-1402 minThe Board Game BBQ PodcastEpisode 58: Special Guest: Jonny Pac! Plus Imperial Settlers Roll & Write, Castles of Tuscany, Spirit Island & ParksEpisode 58: Special Guest: Jonny Pac! Plus Imperial Settlers Roll & Write, Castles of Tuscany, Spirit Island & Parks
Topic of the Week: Jonny Pac (02:10)
Sizzling Games: Imperial Settlers Roll & Write 29:51), Castles of Tuscany (36:53), Spirit Island (46:23) & Parks (59:20)
Board Game Bracket (01:06:20)
Swear An Oath (01:22:36)
**PATREON**
The Board Game BBQ Podcast is excited to announce its new Patreon.
By becoming a Patreon member you will receive exclusive content, have access to a members-only section of our discord where you can contr...2020-12-101h 35The Board Game BBQ PodcastEpisode 45: Special guests - Mik & Starla from Our Family Plays Games! Plus Towers of Arkhanos, Parks, The Isle of Cats, Forbidden SkyEpisode 45 - Special Guests: Our Family Plays Games, plus Towers of Arkhanos, PARKS, Isle of Cats, Forbidden Sky
Strap yourselves in! On this episode Sarah, Mike and Dan are joined by the fabulous Starla and Mik from Our Family Play Games. They are an absolute hoot and their enthusiasm for the hobby is infectious as they share with us their introduction to the hobby, some of their favourite games, and how they have made it their mission to introduce games to more families, and promote diversity in the hobby.
And the f...2020-10-261h 24
The Nature Between UsPeta Norris: Bushfire Management & Wildlife ConservationAustralia has over 600 national parks, taking up over 28 million hectares of land. Much of which was destroyed in the 2019-20 fire season. In this episode Tessa speaks with Peta Norris, a NSW National Parks veteran, who's worked in wildlife conservation, land management, fire prevention, and as a park ranger and professional firefighter. She breaks down what caused the catastrophic fire events earlier this year and why the tried and tested techniques failed to contain the blazes. We also discuss the recent Bushfire Inquiry Report, why wildlife conservation is key, and the importance of listening to First Nations People. Peta's clued...2020-10-071h 01
Hmmm: Melbourne Podcast Community88. Reasons To Rant: Circles Drawn Across CBD Parks To Help With Physical Distancing (Ep.37)📰 6.10.20
On this week's 'Circles Have Been Drawn Across CBD Parks To Help With Physical Distancing' episode of Reasons To Rant; Adrienne, James and Elliot use the 'Yeah, Nah' segment to talk about a Melbourne DJ is offering free daily dance sessions every lunchtime. Treasurer's $1.2 billion plan in Federal Budget to help pay wages of new apprentices and trainees. Beware the dummies: How to pick the 'stooges' among 2,000 candidates running in council elections. New jumping Jotus spider found in NSW backyard, mailed alive to Melbourne. 'Holy Grail' or Epic Hoax? Australian Kelly Cahill's UFO abduction story still stirs passions, and more loc...2020-10-0649 minPSA CPSU NSW PodcastThe PSA Responds To Deputy Premier John Barilaro's Attacks On NPWSThe National Parks and Wildlife Service was the subject of vicious and derogatory attacks from the Deputy Premier John Barilaro this week. In response, the Public Service Association have systematically gone through his comments and addressed them individually.2020-08-1413 min
Treading Lightly PodcastEP22 Nadia Squires from National Parks and Wildlife Part IIWelcome back to Part 2 of our chat with Nadia Squires!--------------------------------------------------------------------Nadia is a ranger for the National Parks and Wildlife NSW and we were super privileged to have Nadia on for this Treading Lightly episode! A proud Yuin woman, she spoke candidly about her life, what obstacles she has faced, and what drove her to become the woman she is today. You'll be sure to enjoy it!We have divided this into two parts for ease of listening. The first being much of her personal story and the second part of the...2020-07-2849 minTreading Lightly PodcastEP21 Nadia Squires from National Parks and Wildlife Part 1Nadia is a ranger for the National Parks and Wildlife NSW and we were super privileged to have Nadia on for this Treading Lightly episode! A proud Yuin woman, she spoke candidly about her life, what obstacles she has faced, and what drove her to become the woman she is today. You'll be sure to enjoy it!We have divided this into two parts for ease of listening. The first being much of her personal story and the second part of the conversation intertwined a lot of her experience in our recent bushfires.🖤Oh...2020-07-1747 min
The Hunter LLS PoddyHunter LLS Poddy Ep 14: A conversation with Professional Wild Dog Controller Tim BoothThe Hunter’s unique Professional Wild Dog Controller Program has reached a milestone, removing more than 300 wild dogs in just under the three years since it was launched. The program is supported by Hunter Local Land Services, the Hunter Valley Combined Wild Dog Association, Australia Wool Innovation and local land managers including Glencore, Bengalla, Yancoal, MACH Energy, Forestry NSW, National Parks and Wildlife Service and FeralScan.The program was developed after increasing dog attacks were being reported in the Upper Hunter, particularly impacting outlying sheep properties which was affecting confidence in the local industry. In...2020-07-0116 min
CRYPTOCAST: MYSTERY RADIO With Ray DohertyCryptocast - Tales from the Past - Episode 5Join Ray Doherty as we travel back in time through the digitised papers of yesteryear, exploring the strange & mysterious from a bygone era. In this episode "The Pearce's Creek Encounter" "The Moehau Man" "The Crowther Mountains Hairy Man"
CREDITS: 'Tales from the past would not possible without the following credits. Main Intro: Credit to David Fesliyan Studio's, track "Adam's Contest" www.feslianstudios/com Sound Effects: Author Jessica Drake & Zapslpat www.zapsplat.com Video Clips: Author Videvo, www.videvo.com Images: NSW National Parks, www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au Koorawatha Hotel Facebook page Homehound.com.au The New Zealand Tim...2020-06-2813 min
YarraBUGTalking to Megan Sharkey about Melbourne & NSW supporting #SpaceForHealthThis weeks Yarra Bicycle Users Group program is from our front room again in response to the COVID-19 crisis, on this weeks edition, Chris and Steve discuss two recent passings, first up with the legacy of vehicular cycling advocate John Forester and Kraftwerk founding member Florian Schneider, known for his massive influence upon music and dedication to cycling.Chris does a follow up on last fortnights interview with Dr Ben Beck about #SpaceForHealth, this week with Megan Sharkey, we discuss about responses from City of Melbourne (Car parks out, footpaths and cycling lanes in as city prepares for post-COVID commuters) and Y...2020-05-1100 min
Let's Talk About SectsThe Garden AshramHare Krishnas are often seen as joyous, harmless people, dancing their way through the streets, chanting to bells in their colourful robes. But in one particular Australian offshoot, a young woman named Lina told me about her not-so-harmless experiences. Full research sources listed here. You can support us on Patreon or Acast+, with a one-off donation, or grab some merch. Sarah Steel's debut book Do As I Say is available on audiobook now.With thanks to Audio-Technica, presenting partner for season 3 of Let's Talk About Sects.If you have b...2020-01-1452 min
PSA CPSU NSW PodcastDefending Members In National Parks and Wildlife ServiceAs NSW faced a catastrophic fire category this week, the NSW Government (in particular deputy Premier John Barilaro) was critical of the role National Parks and Wildlife Service has played in hazard reduction. This week's podcast attempts to set the record straight on the many inaccuracies purported by the NSW government. 2019-11-1509 min
City LimitsCity Limits - NSW Coal Mines andThis week Kevin and Meg speak with community campaigner Bev Smiles about Coal Mining in the Hunter Valley region, and Matt Ruchel from the Victorian National Parks Association about the Stand Up For Nature rally which is on Nov 28, 12.30 on Parlaiment Steps.2019-11-1200 min
Purely Apartments by Strata SavingsAug 2019 - DA Review 433 Ocean Beach Road, Umina Beach NSWThis week’s Strata Development Application being reviewed is the 8 lot strata development of 8 micro apartments at 433 Ocean Beach Road, Umina Beach NSW.
This development is a new build with a simple but efficient design, with eight (8) micro-apartments and 4 car parks. Within a couple of minutes walk from the beach, shops and cafes of Umina Beach this development embraces the tiny house and van life movements that are only growing throughout the world.
It also speaks directly to the growing issue of housing affordability this efficient design inside and outside the apartments make a pe...2019-08-2506 min
PSA CPSU NSW PodcastNational Parks at risk, Prison Officers Fighting For A Fair Award, Victory for Juvenile Justice.This week PSA delegate Kim De Govrik tells us of the impact the NSW budget cuts continue to have on National parks and wildlife services. The POVB Prison Officers fight for a fair agreement and Juvenile Justice secures a backpay victory from the department.2019-08-0910 min
Bryce NewTraditional Aboriginal Nuwi or Nowi (Bark Canoes) & Culture - Les Bursill & Dean Kelly May 2013This 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...2019-07-1242 min
Bryce New01 Introduction - Les Bursill & 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
Bryce New02 1200 Years Ago Dharawal Women Used Fishing Line & Shell Hooks - Les BursillThis 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...2019-07-1202 min
Bryce New03 Nuwi Were Paddled 9km Offshore To Barranguba - 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
Bryce New04 Choosing The Tree - Dean Kelly & Les BursillThis 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...2019-07-1201 min
Bryce New05 Pemulwuy - Les Bursill & 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...2019-07-1201 min
Bryce New06 Early Surf Craft & Dug Out Canoes - Les Bursill & 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...2019-07-1201 min
Bryce New07 Time & Season For Making Nuwi Or Nowi - Les Bursill & 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...2019-07-1204 min
Bryce New08 Tools Used To Make Nuwi Or Nowi - Les Bursill & 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...2019-07-1201 min
Bryce New09 Several Hundred Languages In Australia - Les Bursill & 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...2019-07-1201 min
Bryce New10 Nuwi Or Nowi Use & 'Ownership' - Les Bursill & 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...2019-07-1201 min
Bryce New11 Making Stone Axes - Les Bursill & 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...2019-07-1206 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
Bryce New13 Nawi - Exploring Australia's Indigenous Watercraft (ANMM 2012) - Dean Kelly & Les BursillThis 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...2019-07-1201 min
Bryce New14 Rapid Loss Of Engravings & Rock Art - Les Bursill & 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...2019-07-1202 min
Bryce New15 Deep Benefits Of Reviving Traditional Culture Incl Making Nuwi Or Nowi - Dean Kelly & Les BursillThis 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...2019-07-1202 min
Bryce New16 Give Them Back Their Culture & They Get Back Their Identity - Dean Kelly & Les BursillThis 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
Bryce New17 Natural Resource Access For Aboriginal People - Dean Kelly & Les BursillThis 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...2019-07-1202 min
Bryce NewTraditional Aboriginal Nuwi or Nowi (Bark Canoes) & Culture - Les Bursill & Dean Kelly May 2013This 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 (35km south west of Sydney CBD). The interview was arranged to be about nuwi or nowi (“noo-wi”|“now-i”) (also nawi "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 eve...2019-07-1242 min
People Who Are Politicians42 Danielle Mulholland (IND) - Mayor Of Kyogle NSWEpisode 42 Danielle Mulholland (IND) - Mayor of Kyogle NSW
0:00 - Intro and upcoming episodes
2:45 - Interview begins
Kyogle is a beautiful part of the Norther Rivers of NSW. In the episode we talk about the Art Gallery in Gravillia and the Woodenbong Craft Shop. You can find heaps of great attractions and national parks on the Kyogle Council website: https://www.visitkyogle.com.au/attractions-list/
Keep up to date with what Danielle and Kyogle Council are up to by:
- heading to the Kyogle Council website: https://www.kyogle.nsw.gov.au/
...2019-06-0931 min
The FizzicsEd PodcastEp.59 DigitalEd & the NSW National Parks & Wildlife ServiceBringing students into the great outdoors offers them the opportunity to enjoy and discovery unique natural environments through meaningful, quality and fun educational experiences. Listen in to hear the latest updates from Claire Competiello, Jody Orcher and Meagan Vella in the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service Education Team about how they inspire students and teachers to get outdoors and connect with nature.Hosted by Ben Newsome from Fizzics Education. About the NSW National Parks & Wildlife ServiceThe NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is part of the NSW Office of Environment and Heri...2018-07-1536 min
Sydney Harbour National Park - Audio tour - Bradleys Head to Chowder BayMap and tour notesThis PDF document tells you where to stop and listen to each audio track. Print it out and bring it with you on the walk. The tour is best listened to in order.2010-12-1549 minSydney Harbour National Park - Audio tour - Bradleys Head to Chowder Bay01. InstructionsListen to this stop at Circular Quay before starting the tour.2010-12-1500 min