Best Dundas Podcasts (2024)

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The Scripture Way of Salvation – Wesley for Today by Rev. Barry Dundas 18:19

14h ago18:19

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Join us each Sunday morning, 9:00 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. CST for online worship. Donate - https://pushpay.com/g/graceumcolathe Website - http://graceumc.church/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GraceUMCOlathe Text "Virtual" to 913-347-7870 to mark your online attendance, or click this link - https://form.church/VVXszfAUEFpZiK9vW3iP 11485 S. Ridgevi…

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Annie Dundas: Auckland Unlimited Destination Director on the collaboration with Auckland Airport and China Airlines to market to business travellers 3:25

13d ago3:25

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Chinese business travellers are first priority Auckland tourism for a first-of-its-kind alliance. Since travel resumed last year, 6% of the 210,000 Chinese tourists were here for business. Tātaki Auckland Unlimited and Auckland Airport will work with China Southern Airlines to market their daily non-stop flights from their main hub in Guangzhou to …

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How This AI Entrepreneur Is Changing Hospitality | Sam Dundas 1:02:11

26d ago1:02:11

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In this episode of Slick Talk, Wil Slickers sits down with Sam Dundas, the Co-Founder of Besty AI, to explore the evolving role of AI in the hospitality industry. Delving into personal stories, Sam shares his journey from his initial interest in hospitality to the founding of Besty AI. He discusses the impact of AI on operations, guest messaging, a…

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Fleur Hassan-Nahoum: Former Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem on the ceasefire negotiations and Israel continuing to move into Rafah 4:40

9m ago4:40

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Israeli tanks have now entered Rafah, taking control of the border. Yesterday saw Hamas agree to a ceasefire proposal, but Israel believes the terms do not go far enough and as such, are continuing their mission. Despite this, a delegation is being sent to negotiate, trying to reach an agreement. Former Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem Fleur Hassan-Nahoum…

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Grant Duncan: Political Commentator on the findings of the Auditor-General's report into the 2023 election 3:19

14m ago3:19

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There are lessons to be learned from the Auditor-General's review of last year's election. The report's found the final check of the official election results was done within a few hours on the day it was announced. The rushed assessment failed to identify multiple errors. It also recommends improvements to controls, quality assurance, recruitment,…

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Simeon Brown: Energy Minister on the increase of coal burning to keep up with energy demand 4:22

7m ago4:22

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More coal's being burned to keep up with energy demand. The Gas Industry Company has revealed there was a 12.5% reduction in gas production last year. It's also found nearly 30% less gas was produced in the first three months of this year than projected. Energy Minister Simeon Brown says it's because the last Government's disincentivised gas produc…

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Donna Demaio: Australia Correspondent on the pilot forced to take evasive action after China detonated flares 2:27

14m ago2:27

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An Australian pilot operating in international waters was forced to take evasive action. A Chinese military jet detonated flares close to the Navy helicopter as it flew above the Yellow Sea near South Korea. The Defence Department has described the actions of the Chinese Air Force plane as “unsafe and unprofessional”. Australian Correspondent Donna…

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Episode 600: Jose Aldo didn't get the memo at UFC 301 1:22:26

1h ago1:22:26

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Fitting that as the Co-Main Event Podcast celebrates its 600th episode, it's an old dog making the most headlines from Saturday's UFC 301. If Jose Also was supposed to serve as a stepping stone for Jonathan Martinez down there in Rio over the weekend, Aldo did not get the memo. He showed up looking like the Jose Jr. of old, pretty much putting a wh…

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Cameron Bagrie: Economist on the OECD's report indicating an 'economic hangover' 4:00

10m ago4:00

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The OECD is pointing to an economic hangover in our economy in its biennial report. It's advising the Government to gradually get the books back into surplus, with economic growth still sluggish and productivity waning. The OECD also supports cutting government spending but warns of unintended consequences from doing so. Independent economist Camer…

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John Munro: Criminal Defence Lawyer on the $1.9 billion in funding for Corrections 4:06

20m ago4:06

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The Government's throwing $1.9 billion at Corrections with a pledge to restore law and order. It will add more than 800 extra beds at Waikeria Prison and recruit 685 more frontline Corrections staff. Criminal defence lawyer John Munro says more beds will result in more people in prison. He told Mike Hosking that we need to be careful we don't end u…

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Gillian Blythe: Water NZ CEO on deal brokered between Government and Auckland Council in Local Water Done Well reforms 3:00

11h ago3:00

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The Government has made its first move in its Local Water Done Well reforms – the replacement for Three Waters. A deal has been brokered with Auckland Council which will allow Watercare to borrow 1.9 billion over the next ten years for long-term infrastructure. The deal will stop the proposed 25.8 percent water rates increase this year, bringing it…

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Gavin Grey: Europe correspondent on UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak facing more poor election results, and Sweden tightens security ahead of Eurovision 3:09

11h ago3:09

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UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is facing down his critics after another set of poor election results. Europe correspondent Gavin Grey tells Mike Hosking the infighting has begun within Sunak’s party following local council, Mayoral and Police Commissioner elections as well as on by-election all delivering huge losses for conservatives. And, security…

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Andrew Alderson: Warriors suffer third straight defeat, NZ sevens teams back-to-back victories, Wellington Phoenix to face Melbourne Victory in A-League semi final 4:08

11h ago4:08

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The Warriors have suffered their third defeat in a row, falling 14-8 to the Newcastle Knights. The men’s and women’s New Zealand sevens-teams have completed back-to-back victories to finish the world series regular season. The series-leading women defeated Australia 31-21 to win the Singapore leg, while the men pipped Ireland 17-14 to move into thi…

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Elly Waitoa: Auckland Council Animal Management Manager on new campaign aimed to decrease dog attacks 4:07

11h ago4:07

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Auckland Council is launching a new campaign to drive down dog attacks. Research reveals around 2700 related injuries each year, with just under 300 of those to babies and children under 14 years old. The campaign will include radio advertising, street posters and community papers promoting ways people can keep themselves safe around dogs. Auckland…

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Faith of Our Mothers: Ashley's Story Rev. Mitch Todd 19:32

14h ago19:32

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You can plan for a lot, but not everything. How does trusting in God impact your plans? Join us each Sunday morning, 9:00 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. CST for online worship Donate - https://pushpay.com/g/graceumcolathe Website - http://graceumc.church/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GraceUMCOlathe Text "Virtual" to 913-347-7870 to mark your online att…

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Sauga 50-for-50: Polish Heritage in Mississauga... Celebrating Contributions with Orlinski Museum 31:20

3d ago31:20

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On this week's episode of Sauga 50-for-50, we invite Orlinski Museum curator Robert Stanczyk onto the program as we celebrate Polish Heritage Month. We discuss key moments in Polish history and how Polish Canadians have impacted the City of Mississauga. To stay up to date with Mississauga's 50th Anniversary celebrations, follow Heritage Mississauga…

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Ep 60 - Progressive Ramblings 1:46:29

5d ago1:46:29

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Join Phil and I as we discuss a multitude of subjects such as the homeless crisis, Penalosa, Chow, Hazel, Tony Khan, Wrestlemania, NHL, ex wives and so much more. We are also honored to interview Brent Haynes, presenting a project that will hopefully be for consideration from City Hall.By themunicipalspod

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Vincent McAviney: British PM expected to lose half his councillors across England and Wales 2:53

5d ago2:53

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UK Correspondent Vincent McAviney brings us the latest on the UK local elections and from London’s fatal sword attack. McAviney told Mike Hosking “If things are really bad for the Prime Minister, it could see a mutiny on his back benches.” McAviney said Rishi Sunak is expected to lose around half of their councillors in England and Wales. McAviney …

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Brigette Morten: Political Commentator on Julie Anne Genter's outburst in parliament 3:52

3d ago3:52

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Is it time to review the attitudes of MPs inside parliament? Political commentator Brigette Morten told Mike Hosking that in a week with MP pay rises and James Shaw’s exit - it has become all about her outburst. “It looks like there’s been a pattern of behaviour,” Morten said. House Speaker Gerry Brownlee said there’s a justice process, during whic…

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Carolyn Young: Retail NZ CEO on the cancellation of this years New Zealand Fashion Week and the lack of interest in local fashion 3:49

3d ago3:49

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Are kiwis uninterested in New Zealand Fashion? New Zealand Fashion Week has been cancelled this August and has decided to shift into a two-yearly schedule. Owner Feroz Ali says there weren't enough designers to commit to the weeklong event because they're focused on the survival of their businesses. Retail NZ Chief Executive Carolyn Young told Mike…

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Kyle Brewerton: Auckland Primary Principals' Association President on the $67 million commitment to structured literacy 2:47

3d ago2:47

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There's hopes a new policy around education won't be a one-size-fits-all approach. The Government's committing $67 million in the upcoming Budget for teacher training and resources on what's called structured literacy. It aims to go 'back to basics', teaching kids how to read with sounds and phonics. Auckland Primary Principals' Association Preside…

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Amanda Heckert: Executive Editor of Garden & Gun Magazine 35:38

4d ago35:38

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Discussing topics such as career paths, editorial content, current trends and challenges, Amanda Heckert shares her perspective with Angela along with the value of creating a physical experience with a magazine. Listen to learn about the transformation of Garden & Gun Magazine, highlighting the best of the modern South through content, events and r…

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Henry Russell: ANZ Economist on the rise in unemployment and the labour shortage 4:06

4d ago4:06

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Economic pain is being felt in the latest employment numbers. The unemployment rate is 4.3%, an increase of 0.3 percentage points from the December quarter. ANZ economist Henry Russell told Mike Hosking that we've come out of a period of intense labour shortages, with migration doing the heavy lifting. He says skill shortages remain and that's why …

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Mitch McCann: US Correspondent on the crackdown on pro-Palestine protests in the United States 2:40

4d ago2:40

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Patience has run out for the authorities cracking down on student protests across the United States. Pro-Palestinian protests at multiple colleges have broken out into violence and property destruction. US correspondent Mitch McCann told Mike Hosking that police were called to clear out students in New York’s Columbia University. He says up to 300 …

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Wayne Mapp: Former Defence Minister on if New Zealand should join Pillar 2 of AUKUS 3:29

4d ago3:29

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The Government's continuing discussions around potential future cooperation with AUKUS but it's still a long way off. Foreign Minister Winston Peters outlined New Zealand's position to the Institute of International Affairs at Parliament last night. He says we should be considering exploring Pillar 2 —the technology leg— but we'd first need to be i…

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Catherine Law: Avonside Girls' High School Principal on NZQA being to blame for the glitches in last year's digital NCEA exams 3:32

4d ago3:32

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It's been found the blame lies at NZQA’s feet for a number of digital exam assessment glitches. An independent review found last year's issues —which included trouble saving exam work and lagging— was down to a number of safeguards failing. Avonside Girls' High School Principal Catherine Law told Mike Hosking that it wasn't catastrophic from their …

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Growth, Balance, & Planning for an Exit in Short-Term Rentals | Fouad Bazzi 54:00

5d ago54:00

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This podcast episode delves into the world of entrepreneurship, focusing on the realm of short-term rentals and property management. Fouad Bazzi shares his journey from a corporate career to entrepreneurship, touching on the challenges and strategies of growing a business with an intention to sell, tackling work-life balance, and the importance of …

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Catherine Beard: Business NZ Director of Advocacy on how unemployment is impacting the business sector 2:54

5d ago2:54

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Unemployment is continuing to rise. New figures from Stats NZ show the unemployment rate was 4.3% in the March quarter, up 0.3 percentage points from 4% in the December quarter. The unemployment rate has been steadily rising since reaching a record low of 3.2% in the December 2021 quarter. Business NZ Director of Advocacy Catherine Beard told Mike …

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Gavin Grey: UK Correspondent on the Police response to the fatal sword attack in London 3:00

5d ago3:00

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Questions are arising around the Police response to a fatal sword attack in London. A 36-year-old man has been arrested after a 14-year-old boy was killed in the incident near the suburb of Hainault. Four other people were injured including two officers. UK correspondent Gavin Grey told Mike Hosking that the Police's response time will likely be lo…

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Vince Cocurullo: Whangārei Mayor on the slip, closure, and subsequent delays in the Brynderwyns 3:13

5d ago3:13

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It’s unfortunate but hardly surprising. Around 10km of highway through Northland's Brynderwyn Hills has been closed since February for repair work. It had been due to reopen in a couple of weeks, but a slip has put paid to that. Whangārei Mayor Vince Cocurullo told Mike Hosking that delays had to be expected. He says around 40-thousand cubic metres…

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Jason Walls: Newstalk ZB Political Editor on MPs being granted a pay rise 4:05

5d ago4:05

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It's looking like an MP pay rise is going ahead this time around. The Remuneration Authority's set to increase salaries 2.8% backdated to October, followed by further increases out to 2026. Ministers inside Cabinet will take home just over $304k a year and those outside Cabinet, nearly $257k. Newstalk ZB Political Editor Jason Walls told Mike Hoski…

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Episode 599: UFC 301 preview + BKFC rewind 1:26:36

6d ago1:26:36

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A few years ago it might have seemed farfetched that one day we'd be sitting here spending the majority of an entire episode of the Proper talking about Bare Knuckle FC and a Jake Paul fight, but that's the reality of where combat sports is at the moment. The big headlines for the weekend were: Mike Perry dismantling Thiago Alves in a minute flat a…

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Donna Demaio: Australian Correspondent on the financial boost received by Queensland domestic, family, and sexual violence support groups 2:19

6d ago2:19

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Queensland’s abuse support services are receiving a financial boost. The state government has announced an additional $36 million in funding that will go to frontline domestic, family, and sexual violence support services over the next 12 months. Premier Steven Miles said the figure was an increase of 20% of the current funding, calling on the fede…

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Episode 20: Being a Transit Content Creator 1:00:35

6d ago1:00:35

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We interview Reece Martin of RMTransit about his popular YouTube channel, and reflect on our own content creating journey.By Helen Lee & Vincent Puhakka

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Brad Olsen: Infometrics Chief Economist on household spending rising by 6.2% 4:44

6d ago4:44

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Household spending seems to be rising faster than inflation. Data from Stats NZ showed that it rose an average of 6.2% in the year to March, reflecting the average person’s overall costs across the board. Infometrics Principal Economist Brad Olsen told Mike Hosking that part of the big difference between inflation sitting at 4% and this figure is t…

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Graeme Jarvis: Medicines NZ CEO on the impact of the $1.7 billion funding boost for Pharmac 4:19

6d ago4:19

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Pharmac's record funding-boost will fill a fiscal hole to ensure it can keep funding the treatments currently on offer. The drug-buying agency is being promised an additional $1.7 billion over four years in the upcoming Budget. Medicines NZ Chief Executive, Graeme Jarvis told Mike Hosking that without it, some patients would have lost out on medici…

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Chris Wakeman: Christchurch colorectal surgeon on surgery wait list targets estimated to have $723 million price tag 4:17

7d ago4:17

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The Government may need to re-consider its stance on healthcare in the upcoming budget. An OIA has discovered the current health minister’s initial surgery wait list targets are estimated to have a $723 million price tag, over two years. Christchurch colorectal surgeon Chris Wakeman tells Mike Hosking the biggest hurdle is the lack of people and fa…

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Gavin Grey: Europe correspondent on British troops aid operation in Gaza and the uprooting of thousands of apple trees by UK's largest cider maker 3:04

9d ago3:04

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British troops could be deployed on the ground in Gaza to help deliver aid via a new sea route. The US has said no American forces would go ashore from a floating pontoon – a “third party” will drive trucks along a causeway onto the beach. Britain has been closely involved in planning the sea-bourne aid operation. Europe correspondent Gavin Grey te…

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Elliott Smith: High quality Super Rugby, Scott McLaughlin in pole position, LIV Golf Adelaide 4:18

7d ago4:18

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Super Rugby fans saw some high quality action over the weekend. The Blues v Reds clash was decided dramatically after the siren and the Hurricanes had their unbeaten streak ended, being smothered into submission by the Brumbies. Meanwhile, Scott McLaughlin took pole position for Monday morning’s IndyCar Grand Prix of Alabama. And, crowds are flocki…

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Mark Revill-Johnson: President of the New Zealand Institute of Driving Educators on fee removal of driving test re-sits resulting in more no-shows 4:15

7d ago4:15

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Professional driving instructors are suffering an unexpected consequence of last year’s change to free re-sits for driving tests. Since fees for re-sitting practical driving tests were scrapped in October, delays to licence booking times have grown as a result of a surge in demand. There were 2000 booked no-shows last month alone through VTNZ. Pres…

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Bloom Where You're Planted 4: Sharing Your Fragrance Rev. Mitch Todd 33:18

8d ago33:18

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You've got gifts, and you desire to use them. You're not alone. How do we use our gifts together? Join us each Sunday morning, 9:00 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. CST for online worship Donate - https://pushpay.com/g/graceumcolathe Website - http://graceumc.church/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GraceUMCOlathe Text "Virtual" to 913-347-7870 to mark your …

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Means of Grace – Wesley for Today by Rev. Barry Dundas 22:37

8d ago22:37

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Join us each Sunday morning, 9:00 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. CST for online worship. Donate - https://pushpay.com/g/graceumcolathe Website - http://graceumc.church/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GraceUMCOlathe Text "Virtual" to 913-347-7870 to mark your online attendance, or click this link - https://form.church/VVXszfAUEFpZiK9vW3iP 11485 S. Ridgevi…

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Sauga 50-for-50: How the Stonehookers Saved Port Credit 14:44

10d ago14:44

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It has been said that Toronto was built on Dundas Shale. A careful look at the foundations of buildings erected in Toronto (and in Port Credit) prior to 1910 often reveals stone foundations. In an age before the ready availability of concrete, a constant supply of building stone was essential. Beginning in the 1840s and lasting until just after the…

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Vincent McAviney: UK Correspondent on the hospitalisations after Household Cavalry horses ran through the streets of London 3:32

10d ago3:32

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Horses and people are still hospitalised after a number of animals belonging to the Household Cavalry ran through the streets of London. Four of the seven horses threw off their riders after being spooked by a loud noise yesterday. UK Correspondent Vincent McAviney told Andrew Dickens that they were right by Buckingham Palace, running through some …

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Nick Whitehead: Serko Chief Marketing Officer says the industry is seeking clarity on the Government's plans for the software sector 5:45

10d ago5:45

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Some of New Zealand's biggest tech names have sent a letter to the Government as millions of public funding is set to expire in the cloud software sector. The letter sent to Tech Minister Judith Collins includes executives from Xero, Datacom, and Gallagher. Serko Chief Marketing Officer Nick Whitehead says they want "engagement' not just to talk "f…

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Mark Knoff-Thomas: Newmarket Business Association CEO on the 30% rise in international visitor spending 3:42

10d ago3:42

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The economic value of cruise-ships is on full-display as the season draws to a close. They've brought in 350,000 visitors, with an estimated value of $540 million. Newmarket Business Association Chief Executive Mark Knoff-Thomas told Francesca Rudkin they've seen a 30% rise in international visitor spending this season. But the bounce-back may be s…

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Marie Dyhrberg: Barrister on the High Court's decision to overturn the Waitangi Tribunal's summons of Karen Chhour 4:52

10d ago4:52

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A barrister says the High Court's decision to overturn the Waitangi Tribunal summons of the Children's Minister was a good and clear decision. It ruled Karen Chhour could not be compelled to appear before the Tribunal over her plans to repeal part of the Oranga Tamariki Act. Treaty activist and lawyer Annette Sykes has lodged an appeal. Marie Dyhrb…

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