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A podcast about Victoria Police members who fought as Anzacs.
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Backyard Battlefields is a military history program which explores historical sites throughout Australia and beyond. Backyard Battlefields gives Australia's military history a context by explaining its significance within the grander narrative of world events. Presented by James De Leo. For more information visit backyardbattlefields.com
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The Last Post Radio show entertains and informs with conversations with leading Australians across a wide selection of genre.
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The Shrine of Remembrance is Victoria's national memorial honouring the service and sacrifice of Australians in war and peacekeeping. In this podcast series, we go beyond the Shrine's gallery floor with in-depth conversations about war, peace and everything in between. Listen as academics, historians, authors, veterans and other experts recount real-life stories of Australian military history. For information on events and talks held at the Shrine, go to shrine.org.au.
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The History Listen is now ABC Rewind, the home of gripping narrative history series. Dive into true stories told by the people who lived through them.
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Elaine Acworth is a playwright and dramatist, this series of dramatic works is based on her personal journey of discovering and reconciling the image of Bill Acworth – her father, and soldier of the two world wars. My Father's Wars was funded by the Queensland Anzac Centenary Grants program. This podcast was launched as part of the Q ANZAC 100: Memories for a New Generation project.
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The Anzac involvement in the Gallipoli Campaign has had a lasting cultural impact in Australia. Why is it considered such sacred ground? These podcasts will draw together different perspectives on Gallipoli, the ANZACs and the Great War.
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The Amp - Bringing Auckland Museum to where you are. Amplifying the incredible stories from our collections, our mahi and our place in the Pacific.
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Welcome to the Dental Health and Wellbeing Podcast. Every month Dr Shilpa and Dr Krish will share their tips and tricks about Dentistry and shed some light on the best ways of maintaining your teeth. Prevent Dental Suite 9/1376 Anzac Ave Kallangur, QLD 4503 Phone: (07) 3886 2428 https://preventdentalsuite.com.au Warner Lakes Dental Address: Warner Lakes Medical Precinct, 1185B Old North Road, Warner, QLD 4500 Phone: (07) 3448 0162 https://warnerlakesdental.com.au
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Far North Queensland Legacy presents Beyond the Uniform: The Untold Stories. A raw, unfiltered podcast sharing the journeys of veterans and their families. The highs, the battles, the moments that define them. These are the stories you haven’t heard but need to! Ready to deploy this Anzac Day.
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Welcome to The Salt Mine, where a few ANZAC lads discuss Magic: the Gathering, focusing on the Legacy format both globally and in Australia. Expect some whinging, whining and general saltiness, as well as hopefully some useful content.
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A podcast series providing Australia & the world with conversations & commentary on design 💙 Hosted and produced by Amaani Thassim, Matt Leach and Myla Yeomans.
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Are you a travel advisor in Australia or New Zealand looking for short, reliable updates from destinations and suppliers? Your host Charlie Trevena, from Destination Webinars, brings you a podcast series of bite-sized chats with reps, sales managers, and other travel industry legends, delivering news, tips, and insights to keep you informed and ahead of the game. We know you’re busy doing an amazing job selling travel and want to help make it easy for you to learn and keep in touch in your o ...
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The shady, controversial and sometimes downright villainous characters of NZ history. Join William Ray as he explores history through the lens of Kiwi dirtbags in NZ's most awarded podcast.
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Conservative political observations and discussion.
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Statomatic is a podcast where we share our stats, headlines, and contenders (MOTY&GOTY) with you guys. Make sure you follow our Podomatic page and listen to our latest podcasts which get published every Wednesday.
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Australian history.
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AFL Show hoping to interview Players.
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This is a call to action! Let's stand up & speak out against sexual assault! Warning this podcast will contain distressing content that some people may find triggering. It also contains swearing. Listener discretion is advised.
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Sports fans get together each week to discuss the latest in sports, sports news, sports philosophy and sports writing.
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An insight into the lessons learnt from people that have trekked the Kokoda Track in PNG. We will interview trek leaders, local PNG villagers and trekkers who have undertaken the arduous 96km jungle trek.
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Ratbags & Roustabouts tells the extraordinary histories of ordinary people. We dig around in the ancestry archive and dive into the genealogical gene pool to uncover the most incredible, never-before-told stories of seemingly common folk from our past.
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One young man's social commentary on the world as he travel and explores.
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Sinister true stories from the dark history of Ballarat.
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Russell Robertson, ex AFL star, with co-host Dave Anderson, chats to AFL and cultural identities about the AFL, the Melbourne Demons, music and life in Melbourne.
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World War I was one of the most savage and brutal wars in human history. There were millions of deaths and the tragedy was compounded by the fact that these were all young men in the flower of youth. Both sides suffered heavy losses and this war is also notable for being one in which many new and terrible weapons were introduced by both to slaughter each other. Gallipoli Diary by John Graham Gillam is one of the many personal narratives written by survivors of this bloody conflict. Published ...
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A weekly (usually) service from Auckland Unitarian church. We are a group of free thinkers who are committed to supporting each other in our individual spiritual journeys in a generous, kind and compassionate community of progressive Christians, humanists, atheists, neo-pagans, and seekers, with the occasional Muslim and Hindu joining us. We respect all faith perspectives that concur with our seven principles.
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Ordinary Folk Spinning Extraordinary Yarns A variety of light hearted conversations ranging from local community interests to international events, and individual perceptions of their personal environment. Also, unverified advice and viewpoints from arm chair experts. 'Robusticity.' Human Performance conditioning tools for a quality life span. Come one come all!
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A short but thoughtful look at politics, contemporary events and the world at large.
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Linwood Avenue Union Church is a community focused church in the heart of Linwood, Christchurch, New Zealand. Our mission is peace and love in our community. All are welcome! Recorded sermons can be found here.
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Making Sense of History asks how the present connects to the past. In each episode, Nick Eckstein and a guest turn back the clock, tracing current themes and events to their historical source.
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What is life like in the most vibrant business districts in the world? Who are the people? What are they like? What's going to happen in the future?
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03 | Anzac Massacre - the story of Surafend
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In the final episode of Anzac Massacre, host William Ray delves into the unanswered questions surrounding the killings at Surafend, in Southern Palestine by the Anzac Mounted Division in December 1918. What motivated this brutal act?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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In a shocking and brutal end to a colourful life, Australian wallpaper designer Florence Broadhurst was murdered in her Paddington studio on the 15th of October, 1977. So who was suspected of this crime and why is the case still unsolved to this day? Please listen with care - this episode contains graphic content. Guests: Tony Russell – Former NSW …
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A compassion borne from memories of his mother quietly crying...
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In this honest and intimate, amazing conversation Major General Stephen Day DSC AM, RSL Qld State President, speaks with the Radio Show about being overseas on service, during Xmas. Stephen speaks about the benefits of compassion in leadership, of forgiveness and mercy, about veterans finding human dignity in work, taking a closer look at the veter…
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She’s one of Australia’s most prolific and popular designers, and yet not many people know her name, let alone her audacious life story. Florence Broadhurst was from regional Queensland but people who met her later in life, thought she was English aristocrat. She reinvented herself many times throughout her life. Today she’s known for her wallpaper…
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The ABC's biggest investigative true crime podcast Unravel has just dropped their new season, Huntsman, and it's already rocketing up the podcast charts. You might remember when former Jetstar pilot Greg Lynn was convicted of murder in the High Country. The story made headlines when Lynn admitted to burning the campers' bodies to cover his tracks. …
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"Jean Shrimpton's mini, with no stockings or hat...conscripting young men not old enough to vote"
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Old Treasury Building Director and Historian Margaret Anderson speaks with the Radio Show about two current free exhibitions, currently showing at 20 Spring Street, Making Modern Melbourne and Swinging Sixties. From the beginning of a new century, where anything seemed possible to Gallipoli, the Depression, world wars, a long boom, Australia's firs…
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When in Adelaide, a drive up Shepherds Hill Road or Belair Road will land you in the leafy surrounds of the Coromandel Cricket Club, in the city's foothills. On a beautiful summers day we get to speak to 'Coro' Club President Cameron van den Bos on the healthy outlets and friendships that are on offer at South Australia's second-oldest cricket club…
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EP 168 Anita Forte & Cristina Douglas (R/GA)
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In the final episode of our Inclusive Design mini-series, we're joined by Anita Forte and Cristina Douglas, two creative directors who blend craft, research and strategic insight to create more inclusive experiences. Cristina has been making things professionally since 2008. She believes that creativity can’t be constrained by discipline. She write…
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"The act of creation is a feeling of completeness..." American photographer Lynn Goldsmith.
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American photographer Lynn Goldsmith speaks with the Radio Show about how her craft is part of her being alive, about the word "genius" and Hunter S Thompson, Miles Davis and Bob Dylan. Lynn speaks about her friendships with Patti Smith, Gilda Radner and Judy Belushi, about meeting Sting and realising he was no longer happy in the group. Lynn speak…
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"It went straight into your neck and you'd be dead in 30 seconds"
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It was the final campaign of WW2, the battle for Borneo. It was meant to be simply a clean-up operation and the Japanese, on their last legs. But the Japanese fought as tenaciously and savagely as ever, making life for the experienced and raw Australian troops, bloody. Michael speaks about a war of attrition and using the local militia to headhunt …
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When journalist Annika Blau learns of the discovery of two tea chests of highly valuable letters under the floorboards of an old Sydney home, she begins to uncover secrets, silences and shame from a chapter of Australia's history some would prefer to forget.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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When two tea chests full of letters are found under a house in Sydney, they're identified as one of the most important finds in Australia's postal history. But for journalist Annika Blau, they also expose family secrets, silences and shame, as more startling truths are revealed about who her family really is and where they come from.…
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"Reading opens doors"...Shelley Ware, Indigenous Literacy Foundation Ambassador
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ILF Ambassador Shelley Ware speaks about the change that reading and writing can bring to a young persons life, about conversations with First Nations people, supporting women in sport, having empathy for minority groups, feeling the Tiwi seasons and about her book, We Are Matilda's
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The paralympic journey | Money, media and ethics | Part 2
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Gold medal winning Paralympian and coach Louise Sauvage tells the controversial story of classification at the Paralympics and the fallout from Spanish intellectually impaired basketballers who faked their disability at the Sydney 2000 games. We meet champion swimmer Siobhan Paton whose dreams of winning future medals were shattered when all the in…
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The paralympic journey | From rehab to elite | Part 1
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Join wheelchair racing legend Louise Sauvage for the intriguing history of The Paralympics. The games had their beginnings back in 1948 as life-saving rehabilitation for World War 2 soldiers but today have become an elite sporting event watched by millions. Along that journey Australia radically changed the way the world saw athletes with a disabil…
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In 1916, a unique group of New Zealanders arrived in France – not to fight above ground, but deep below it. In this episode, we uncover the remarkable story of the New Zealand Tunnelling Company, the first of our people to reach the Western Front and whose war was fought in darkness, beneath the trenches.…
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Unwrapping a European Christmas with Harry Sargant from Albatross Tours
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Dive into the festive season with European Christmas specialists, Albatross Tours. Charlie is joined by National Sales Manager Harry Sargant as part of the launch of their Festive 2026 program. Albatross Tours has been sharing the magic of Christmas in Europe for 30 years, and with the 2026 season now open for bookings, Harry shares all you need to…
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"Better together...finding meaning and purpose...and creating a space for all veterans"
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In this compelling chat, newly elected RSL Australia National President Peter Tinley AM, speaks with The Last Post Radio Show about advocacy, his new role, the strength in working together, the importance of finding meaning and purpose, the challenges faced by veterans, his F1 trucks...and following the Fremantle Dockers.…
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Winsome Nash took a phone call...New revelations about the fall of the Whitlam government
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It started out as a normal afternoon at work for the Queensland mother of five. But by the end, Winsome would hear a conversation giving truth to the long held belief that the US government had a role in the downfall of the Gough Whitlam-led Labor government. Here, Greg speaks with author Peter Rees, about his information and the story he wrote abo…
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George Petrou - The Art of Sacrifice and other stories
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After a battle with cancer, artist George Petrou turned from abstract to portraiture and now, his book and exhibition, The Art of Sacrifice, connects the link between civilian and service life. Telling stories of people we should know and knowing the stories of women veterans, connecting sacrifice and humanity.…
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If you've ever heard a story and thought, "this should be a movie", then this episode is for you. From flying as a fighter pilot, to being shot down and escaping over the Pyrenees on foot, to later racing in the Grand Prix, Squadron Leader Tony Gaze's life reads like a Hollywood script. Listen as we uncover Tony's fascinating story and legacy.…
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The Last Post Radio Show speaks with Prof Ben Wadham from Open Door and LJ Kennealy from Women Veterans Australia about their symposium on the ADF's response to allegations of sexual assault, the military's masculine environment, about use of the word "culture" and how this is not just "a women's issue".…
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In the second episode of our Inclusive Design mini series, we’re joined by Aziza Mohamed, Content Design Lead at Today. Aziza is passionate about designing and facilitating research, telling better stories, and creating impactful outcomes for communities across Australia. We talk about engaging communities in meaningful, safe, and creative ways as …
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SANE Australia's Service Lead, Jacqui Davies speaks about using lived experience for better results for veterans in need, the social impacts of mental health and achieving community connection across all of Australia. Jacqui also speaks about the work with Shoulder To Shoulder, having patience and compassion for yourself, of the rewards of opening …
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From Golden Gates to Alpine Lakes: A Northern California Road Trip with David McMahon from Gate 7
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In this episode, Charlie chats with David McMahon, our local representative for San Francisco Travel, North Lake Tahoe & South Lake Tahoe, Mammoth Lakes Tourism and Yosemite Mariposa County Tourism. Join us on a road trip through Northern California’s most spectacular landscapes. From the cityscapes of San Francisco to the alpine beauty of Lake Tah…
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Supporting Australia's veterans
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"Our minds are amazing things..." Providing Open Arms and military aware mental services
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DVA's Chief Psychiatrist, Dr Jon Lane speaks with the Radio Show about the SANE- backed Open Arms programs and Shoulder to Shoulder forums, to help veterans and to help people understand the nature of service. Jon speaks about his passion for helping people...and what happens when you go home.
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In part two of this series, host William Ray unravels the story of the Surafend massacre in December 1918, and the events which followed it - including the little known role that the Anzacs played in suppressing the 1919 Egyptian revolution.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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In this wonderful chat, The Seekers founding member, Keith Potger talks about Celebrating The Seekers - 60 Years On, his and his bandmates' ongoing love for their "Little Sister", the late Judith Durham, about sneaking into ABC Studios to record the groups first demo tapes, about how speaking with people after his shows still gives him great joy, a…
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Operation Hurricane: Britain's First Atomic Test
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On October 3, 1952 Britain detonated an atomic bomb on the MonteBello Islands, 50 miles off Western Australia's Pilbara coast. The success of the top secret test made Britain the third atomic power after the United States and Soviet Union. Author Paul Grace, has written a dramatic account of the test, 'Operation Hurricane: The Story of Britain's Fi…
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Music and social commentator and journalist, Bernard Zuel speaks about how listening to Nebraska turned him from being a non-Springsteen fan to a follower. Bernard also speaks about the PM's Joy Division t-shirt beat up, the connection between Adam Brand and Barnaby Joyce, Peter Milton-Walsh, how you'll never find anything personal in Keith Urban's…
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