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Would you like to know how a healthy lifestyle can transform your life for the better? Join Nutritionist Kaysie Butler in her travels to various countries interviewing people from around the world who have made these lifestyle changes. You will be inspired, encouraged and even surprised what you learn from these short testimonies! HealthHealthyLivingNutritionExerciseWaterSunshineTemperanceAirRestTrustGod

Get to know the people who are making a difference in the world of international development and philanthropy. Start your journey of discovery to learn who the change-makers are, how their journey began and what inspired them to search for solutions to complex global issues that tackle the root cause of systemic poverty. You’ll hear impactful stories from organisations from around the globe and learn how, with investment and encouragement, they’re creating dynamic solutions that will enable both people and our planet to thrive and flourish. Join host Anubha Rawat for Philanthropod.With ...

In this Matter of Vax series we explore diseases less talked about. Matter of Vax provides valuable insights into the significance of vaccines and their positive influence on society. Visit Immunisation Foundation of Australia for more information For more of Matter of Vax, visit https://www.ifa.org.au/matterofvax Host Steph O'Connell is a public health advocate with 25 years’ experience in strategic communications. She became a public voice for vaccinations when her daughter, Lily (23), narrowly survived W strain of Meningococcal on Christmas Day, 2017. Nine months later her sister, Grace...

It’s been scientifically proven that enduro, hard enduro, road, track, speedway or any other type of motorcycle enthusiasts will benefit from trials, and this podcast! Join your host David Grice as we do a round up of the latest news, events, products and services as well as rider interviews with experienced (and not-so experienced) riders to get an insight into the sport of trials and what makes it so much fun!

If you are looking for some insight to the best bets from some of the best form analysts, we have them right here fr this weekend. Good luck and gamble responsibly

Unchained is a series presented by Rod Anderson which addresses the challenges facing Christianity today. These are short pithy presentations guaranteed to hold your attention. Unchained continually brings you back to the authority of God’s word. Not only are these presentations a vigorous defence of Christianity’s claim that the Bible is God is inspired word, but Rod Anderson goes onto the front foot in deconstructing the arguments of evolutionists, anti-theists, atheists and other enemies of God’s inspired Word, including those found within the Christian fraternity clothed in the garb ...

The gospel commission, “Go Teach All Nations”, is as enduring as Jesus’ promise to be with His church until the end of the world. It is the worldwide proclamation of the everlasting gospel that ushers in the return of Christ. We are pleased to bring you Christ’s teachings through Australian and international speakers.

The Night Show with Mitch Churi throws the ultimate after-work party mixing the latest hits with your favourite celeb guests, while wrapping up the day that was in a not so little neat bow! LIVE Weeknights from 7 on the KIIS Network across Australia.

Survive & Thrive is PANDA’s podcast for new and expecting parents. When things feel out of control, when it’s all moving too fast and you feel like you’re spiraling, you need to know that other parents have been here before and come through to the other side. That’s why Survive & Thrive is here for you. Hear stories from real people going through the changes that come with parenthood and learn practical tips from perinatal anxiety and depression experts. Survive & Thrive is a podcast from Perinatal Anxiety and Depression Australia (PANDA), find it in your favourite podcast app.

Are you a pharmacist looking for insights, inspiration and interesting conversations?  Produced by the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia, Pharmacy & Me is a podcast that explores how pharmacists do the extraordinary things they do.  Each episode, you’ll hear a candid conversation with a pharmacist doing outstanding work. They’ll share the highs and lows of their career, what’s helped them on their journey so far and how you can put their experience into your practice.  Hosted by community pharmacist Peter Guthrey and hospital pharmacist Hannah Knowles, Pharmacy & Me shines a light ...

InsideWAIS is the official podcast of the Western Australian Institute of Sport. Each week dual Olympian Blair Evans will take you inside WAIS. From athletes, coaches and service providers hear the inside stories on the leading WA athletes and go behind the scenes as they prepare for Olympic, Paralympic and Commonwealth Games and more.

The Official Podcast of the Fistball Federation of Australia. We talk about fistball things! Hosted by Chris "Super Mario" Milne and Malcolm "Mr Fister" Donnellon. Theme music by Rafael Dobler. Fist on!

It’s 1988. Just outside of Tamworth in country New South Wales, a freight train hits someone lying on the tracks. But when a rail worker looks at the body, the scene doesn’t seem to make sense. There is a towel under the head and hardly any blood. Why are the shoes on the body so clean when there is mud all around?

All the excitement and fun of Christmas is brilliantly portrayed in these stories and songs, full of all the joy and spirit of the festive season. From the much-loved 'Eloise at Christmastime' brilliantly told by actor Sophie Lee to the rollicking 'Crisis on Christmas Eve' humorously told by Mark Mitchell, children will love this special collection. Join actor Jane Clifton as she sings 'The Twelve Days of Christmas' and Kym Lardner and friends telling a beautiful version of the traditional Christmas nativity story.

A collection of the very best of live Australian storytelling featuring courageous storytellers who front up to the microphone to bare their souls and share their life-changing moments. In this collection are stories told by well-known and not so well-known Australians, and they are rich stories about the true stuff of life. From funny and relatable to amazing, moving and sometimes gut-wrenching.

In the 19th century, when books were comparatively rare and expensive, encyclopedic compendiums about managing households became very popular. The most notable example in this genre is Isabella Beeton's Book of Household Management, first published in 1861. Three years later, Edward Abbott, who described himself as an “Australian Aristologist”, published The English and Australian Cookery Book, which has the subtitle Cookery for the many, as well as the for the ‘upper ten thousand’.

More exciting adventures of Little Nutbrown Hare and his friends! Based on the best-selling picture book which has sold more than 35 million copies worldwide, this gentle series is about the love and friendship between father and son, wise Big Nutbrown Hare and inquisitive Little Nutbrown Hare. They are joined in their adventures with all their friends: Little Field Mouse, Little Grey Squirrel, Little Redwood Fox and Little White Owl. Guess How Much I Love You is a timeless classic for a new generation.

Popular Play School presenters Trisha Goddard, John Hamblin and Monica Trapaga will delight young children as they bring to life some of the silliest and funniest rhymes and songs ever written. There are some much loved favourites: 'Three Cheeky Monkeys', 'Fuzzy Wuzzy', 'Pussy Cat, Pussy Cat' and 'It’s Raining, It’s Pouring' along with a collection of great nonsense songs, including 'Miss Polly Had a Dolly', 'The Bear Went Over the Mountain', 'Michael Finnigin' and many more....

Rural Legends records some of the vast oral history of country Australia. It features heartbreaking, inspirational and entertaining stories of people who are the essence of regional and remote communities. Using a team of over 70 specialist rural reporters, the ABC has created a fascinating 40-part radio series called Rural Legends which sets out to profile some of the ordinary yet remarkable people who live outside our capital cities.