Best Wine Tourist Podcasts (2024)

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Chinese delegates tour WA wine regions for first time since tariffs lifted 25:09

19m ago25:09

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In the first visit by Chinese delegates since trade tariffs were lifted in April, West Australian wineries are showcasing their premium wines to big buyers in the hopes of landing lucrative contracts.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Lack of knowledge around voluntary assisted dying in regions 24:59

3d ago24:59

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Coverage that provides news and analysis of national issues significant to regional Australians.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Tourist operators are calling for airport upgrades to help get visitors to their region 24:59

2d ago24:59

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A delayed runway extension at the East Kimberley Regional Airport is limiting tourists' access to the region, according to operators. They are calling for the runway to be upgraded as soon as possible to boost visitor numbers.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Martinis 8:35

3d ago8:35

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Gin or Vodka? It is whichever you prefer. A classic Martini consists of three ingredients but there is no limit to your creation. Martinis have evolved past the lemon twist and olives by using trendy ingredients to create their seasonal smash with a cocktail glass. To learn more, visit: https://eatdrinkandbemerry.online/provisions-libation-podcast/…

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Football fever is continuing in Western Australia's remote Ngaanyatjarra Lands 24:59

3d ago24:59

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Footy boots are optional on the red dirt field in Warnan. The local football grand final is kicking off in the Ngaanyatjarra Lands this weekend.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Could truck drivers in Western Australia be part of the state's road death toll solution? 24:59

4d ago24:59

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Western Australia's road fatalities are at their worst in a decade, and the states trucking industry wants to be part of the solution.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Concern the northern drug trade could be linked to a string of disappearances of young Aboriginal men 24:59

5d ago24:59

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A surge in drug-related violence in northern Western Australia is being blamed for the mysterious disappearances of young Aboriginal men. Their distraught families have joined community leaders to campaign for more to be done to find out what happened to them.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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With a four-year waitlist for social housing, this Kimberley mother-of-three is calling for better support 25:00

8d ago25:00

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A Kimberley mother of three young girls is now homeless after escaping domestic violence, and she's calling for more housing and support in the region.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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School holidays look a little different for this 16-year-old grave keeper 24:59

9d ago24:59

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A group who call themselves 'The Keepers of the Outback Graves' help to maintain bush graves and fill in gaps in south-west Queensland's history, and a 16-year-old boy spends his school holidays joining them.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Kimberley locals want to know how their local abattoir closed its doors, owing more than $103 million 25:10

11d ago25:10

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An ABC investigation uncovered a dumping yard of cattle carcasses at a Kimberley abattoir. It has now closed its doors, owing more than $103 million, and locals want to know how it happened.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Concerns for black swan populations around Australia, if a new strain of avian influenza reaches our shores 24:59

12d ago24:59

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Australian scientists are warning of mass mortality events in native birds, if a new strain of avian influenza reaches the country. The iconic black swan has been found to be particularly susceptible.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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A glimmer of hope for regional communities, with young people signing up to volunteer and pursue their passions 24:59

13d ago24:59

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Volunteers are the lifeblood of regional communities but over the past 20 years there has been a steep decline in volunteers. Now, there is a glimmer of hope that young people will join groups to pursue their passions.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Waiting for up to 30 years, 25 people to a home, families in regional communities plead for action 24:59

16d ago24:59

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Joanne Fourmile has been waiting for housing for eight years, in the meantime she's raised children and been treated for breast cancer while sleeping on a mattress on the floor of her cousin's living room.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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A small WA seaside town was forced to switch off gas, becoming a 'prototype' for the green energy transition 24:59

17d ago24:59

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When a town in Australia's South West was forced to switch off gas, residents were given a choice: use bottled gas or electrify. Now, electricity is providing more energy for Esperance than ever before and most of it is coming from renewable sources.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Fall Wines & Made In California 23:39

17d ago23:39

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When making a fall style meal using a fall spice like cardamom, cinnamon or nutmeg your wine selection changes. During the Fall season we choose a lighter body red and a heavier bodied white wine more often than any other time of year. Part 2 of Provisions and Libations goes through a myriad of food and drink items that were made in California. Som…

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Roebourne residents fear extreme summer will put elders' health at risk after record-breaking winter heat 24:59

18d ago24:59

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Last month the town recorded its hottest ever winter day of 40.2C.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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King Island Dairy shutdown looms for workers considering their futures on the Bass Strait island 24:59

19d ago24:59

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King Island Dairy is the largest single employers on the Bass Strait island, but the factory and associated cheese brand is set to be closed next year.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Rural councils struggling to pay for GPs call for state and federal government help 25:09

20d ago25:09

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After losing the region's only general practitioner earlier this year, the Shire of Gnowangerup will now have to spend $350,000 a year to ensure another GP can service its 1,200 residents.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Children in regional areas enduring months in pain while waiting for urgent dental care 25:00

25d ago25:00

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Children in regional areas are waiting for months in pain and in some cases travelling thousands of kilometres to access urgent dental care as fewer private hospitals offer the procedures and public waitlists blow out.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Throwback Thursday S1 #3 - Three Ways to Say "I Love You" in Hungarian 4:59

26d ago4:59

4:59

learn the three ways to say “I Love You” in HungarianBy HungarianPod101.com

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Australian wildlife-smuggling trade laid bare in first detailed study tracking global animal sales 25:10

26d ago25:10

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A new study reveals the scale of Australia wildlife being smuggled overseas, with dozens of species recorded for the first time. But government authorities insist its crackdown is working.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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'Can't just hope for the best': Hundreds of parents make 'phone pledge' to keep kids off social media 24:59

27d ago24:59

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United by fear of the harms of social media, and a shared nostalgia for a screen-free childhood, hundreds of parents in regional Victoria have shown interest in keeping smartphones out of their kids' hands for as long as they can.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Frustrated farmers head to Canberra to rally at Parliament House 25:10

28d ago25:10

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While a proposed ban on live sheep exports sparked the rally, farmers have vented their anger over a range of decisions the federal government from water buy-backs in the Murray Darling Basin to biosecurity funding.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Victorian dairy community warns national food security at risk as foreign timber giants snap up farms 24:59

29d ago24:59

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South West Victorian residents say a "corrosive" trend to sell fertile farmland to make way for foreign-owned wood plantations is ruining communities and threatening Australia's food security.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Cost of living in paradise anywhere between 30 and 50 per cent higher for goods 25:09

1M ago25:09

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As the cost-of-living crisis bites hard, consider the additional costs associated with living on a remote island.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Advanced Audio Blog 2 S2 #5 - Top 10 Hungarian Tourist Destinations: A Wine Excursion in Hungary 3:30

1M ago3:30

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learn about Hungary's plentiful wine regions and the famous wines they produceBy HungarianPod101.com

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"It's really going to knock the island around." 120 year-old iconic dairy brand to end after being unable to find a buyer. 24:59

1M ago24:59

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Dairy giant Saputo will shut its iconic King Island Dairy in the middle of next year and discontinue its more than 120-year-old brand, after being unable to find a buyer.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Regional publican pushes back against local council ban on pokies 24:59

1M ago24:59

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A publican in north-east Victoria is questioning an understanding local councils have with businesses that results in poker machines effectively being banned.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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How lithium-ion batteries are changing the nature of modern house fires 24:59

1M ago24:59

24:59

Lithium-ion batteries are increasingly sparking house fires and changing the dynamic of the blazes that firefighters face.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Learning Strategies #150 - How to Learn Hungarian 2x Faster with the Lesson Notes 5:44

1M ago5:44

5:44

discover effective strategies and tips for learning HungarianBy HungarianPod101.com

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When you know those involved: The trauma of being a first responder in a small town 24:59

1M ago24:59

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In regional and rural areas with small populations, there is a high chance the first person on the scene of a fatal crash could know the people or person involved. Now, there are calls for more mental health support for first responders dealing with road accident trauma.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Video News #89 - Free Hungarian Gifts of the Month - September 2024 1:19

1M ago1:19

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Get your learning gifts for the month of September 2024By HungarianPod101.com

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Learning Strategies #149 - How to Learn The 1500 Common Hungarian Words with Visual Flashcards 5:43

1M ago5:43

5:43

discover effective strategies and tips for learning HungarianBy HungarianPod101.com

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Bees 'starving' for pollen as native flowers fail to bloom 24:59

1M ago24:59

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After four years of increasingly dry winters in WA, beekeepers are warning of diminished hives, and biodiversity loss as fewer flowers bloom and pollen dries up.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Learning Strategies #148 - The 1 Study Tool That Keeps You Going & Leveling Up Your Hungarian 5:41

1M ago5:41

5:41

discover effective strategies and tips for learning HungarianBy HungarianPod101.com

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Throwback Thursday S1 #14 - Core Words: How to Say "Lake," "Ocean" and More! 12:33

1M ago12:33

12:33

learn 20 high-frequency expressions, including bodies of water and office suppliesBy HungarianPod101.com

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"You just never forget that the knock at the door" Parents speak out as domestic violence plagues small towns 24:59

1M ago24:59

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In small country communities, everyone knows everyone, but this makes escaping domestic violence much more complicated. In towns like Longreach, where there is hardly any crime, the problem is still very much behind close doors.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Repeat illegal fishing offenders jailed amid a surge in overseas boats 25:09

1M ago25:09

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Indonesian repeat illegal fishing offenders jailed in Darwin amid a surge in overseas boats. Authorities says they will continue hold public information campaigns in Indonesia to inform communities about the risks of illegal fishing.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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A battle over dark sky tourism has ended 24:59

1M ago24:59

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An almost year-long legal stoush between a small South Australian council and Western Australia's tourism body over a trademark request has come to an end after the application was officially abandoned earlier this month.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Dingo attacks prompt calls for ban on kids in unfenced K'gari campgrounds 24:59

1M ago24:59

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In response to a string of dingo attacks on children, the Fraser Coast mayor is calling for families with children under 12 to be restricted to fenced-in zones on K'Gari.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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A teachers' union wants incentives expanded to help crippling teacher shortages 25:00

2M ago25:00

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The Queensland Teachers' Union wants incentives like cheaper rent and wiping HECS debt to be expanded to help deal with crippling teacher shortages in regional schools.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Throwback Thursday S1 #13 - Slang That Friends Often Use 5:05

2M ago5:05

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learn slang expressions that your friends will often useBy HungarianPod101.com

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A class action has been filed for Indigenous Australians who have waited years for their public housing to be repaired 24:59

2M ago24:59

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A class action has been filed against the West Australian government on behalf of thousands of tenants living in substandard public housing in remote Aboriginal communities.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Attempt to stop aerial shooting of feral horses fails in NSW Supreme Court 24:59

2M ago24:59

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An attempt to stop the aerial shooting of brumbies in Kosciuszko National Park has been dismissed in the NSW Supreme Court.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Offshore wind needs a future workforce. Will coal workers make the move out to sea? 24:59

2M ago24:59

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Coal-fired power plants are retiring in Victoria, and workers are considering their options. But as the offshore wind industry is developing in Gippsland, some coal workers are showing an interest in retraining in renewables.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Dry conditions trigger extreme measures as Tasmanian farmers struggle to secure feed 24:59

2M ago24:59

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With feed running out and prices sky rocketing, Tasmanian farmers are struggling with the impact of dry conditions. Some say they have no choice but to shoot their animals.ng network with more than 500 electric vehicle chargers is almost complete, leaving only a few gaps of more than 200 kilometres between towns with top-up points outside of Adelai…

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Deer are 'protected wildlife' in Victoria. These hunters want it to stay that way 25:00

2M ago25:00

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Deer are listed as "game" in Victoria to be only hunted by registered hunters under strict conditions. Other parts of the country classify the introduced animal as a "pest".By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Throwback Thursday S1 #5 - Core Words: How to Say "Infection," "Flu," and More! 7:06

2M ago7:06

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learn 10 high-frequency expressions, including health-related wordsBy HungarianPod101.com

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Varroa mite parasite detected in Victoria in first outbreak outside NSW 24:59

2M ago24:59

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The detection comes after a major migration of beehives arrived in Victoria for the annual pollination of almond and stonefruit crops.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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History of Wine Lecture & Tasting by Wes Hagen 1:02:18

2M ago1:02:18

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Wes takes his audience down the river on a journey about wine, its origins, and the people who were a part of the growth and expansion. Wes uses comedy to educate his group but had to be on his best behavior due to his father being in attendance. Wes states, "If the Dr. says one glass of wine per day, then it is time for a bigger glass!" Listen alo…

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