Good Food Month is on in Brisbane and we speak to Richard Ousby, executive chef of Stokehouse Q 

https://www.goodfoodmonth.com/brisbane/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2Z6FooaT1QIVyQgqCh18XA0lEAAYAiAAEgKIPvD_BwE#/utm_source=Fairfax&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=NNM_Brisbane

Angela teaches us to really switch off before we go to sleep at night 

http://www.angelalockwood.com.au/

Stadium Stomp SCG is a fun and unique fitness challenge, setting participants on a stair climbing course up, down and around the seating bays of one Australia’s iconic sporting stadiums, the SGC on Sunday 16 July from 8am to 11am– full details attached.

With a course covering over 6,300 stairs, Stadium Stomp is not a competition or a race, but a personal test of stamina and concentration.

For more information, visit: www.stadiumstomp.com.au/SCG 

VIN DIEMEN 2017
Bringing the best of Tasmania to the big island
Love Tasmania’s wine, outstanding produce and boutique beverages but don’t have a trip to the island state planned just yet? Then let us bring a little taste of Tasmania to you.
Presented by Wine Tasmania, with support from Tourism Tasmania and Bottle Shop Concepts,
VIN Diemen will bring the best of the island back to Sydney and Melbourne fans this August for two solid days of eating, drinking, learning and socialising.
Now in its third year, the two-day series will showcase the unparalleled quality of Tasmania’s
food and wine industry with an extended line-up of the island’s leading vintners and providores.
This year sees a host of new and returning faces. From the vines newcomers, Sharman’s wines will join familiar producers, such as Domaine A, Tolpuddle and Bay of Fires, to present sensational sparklings, crisp chardonnay and powerful pinot noir.
Complementing the outstanding wines will be cider and spirits from the Apple Isle, including
the Abel Gin Co., Strait vodka and gin and Willie Smith’s Organic Cider.
This year’s events also feature an even greater collective of farmers and makers, with festivalgoers grazing on distinctly Tasmanian cheeses from Bruny Island Cheese Co., Shima Wasabi,
Meander Valley and Rober Farm Goat Dairy offerings as well as Nichols Poultry.
Over 800 food and wine lovers flocked to the events in 2016, in celebration of the colour and diversity of Tasmanian terroir and talent.
The full line up of producers will be announced in the coming weeks, and tickets will be on sale from 13th June.

Sydney: Saturday 12th August, 11am – 5pm
Cell Block Theatre at the National Art School, Forbes Street, Darlinghurst
$50 (early bird) / $60 (general admission) / $100 VIP, includes Plumm wine glass to take home and wine samples with food and beverages also available to purchase
Melbourne: Sunday 13st August, 11am – 5pm
Meat Market, 5 Blackwood Street, North Melbourne
$50 (early bird) / $60 (general admission) / $100 VIP, includes Plumm wine glass to take home and wine samples with food and beverages also available to purchase
All details available at:
Web - www.vindiemen.com
Twitter - @vin_diemen
Facebook - VinDiemen
Instagram - @vin_diemen

Our man in Brisbane, Sean Sennett talks entertainment in Brisbane including news about his sold show at The Powerhouse for "I Left My Heart In Highgate Hill"

https://itunes.apple.com/au/album/i-left-my-heart-in-highgate-hill-sean-sennett-presents/id1215990108

https://seansennett.bandcamp.com/releases

In Queensland Its Good Food Month and we talk to Chef  Ben Williamson from Gerard's Bistro about the event: Hat Swap, a special collaborative dinner with matched wines at Gerard's Bistro on July 27th. 

https://www.goodfoodmonth.com/brisbane/event/#/?id=111422 

IF WISHES WERE HORSES
KARLY LANE
This captivating story of two people recovering from terrible tragedy and
loss, and the importance of community, friendship and the power of love.
Already struggling to come to terms with the tragic death of her husband, Sophie
Bryant nearly loses her own life while attending a domestic dispute as a paramedic.
Diagnosed with a mild form of post-traumatic stress disorder, Sophie decides to
accept a posting to the remote township of Hilsons Ridge.
Soon after her arrival, Sophie decides on a whim to buy an old house on the
outskirts of town. There, she discovers the diary of a light horse trooper from the
First World War, which she finds fascinating.
Local vet, Zac Conway, is also struggling in the wake of losing his life partner. So
when Sophie brings an abandoned horse to him for treatment and they get to know
each other, Zac is surprised to feel emotions he never hoped to experience again.
The peace and tranquillity of living in her new community sees Sophie gradually
recovering from her trauma and grief. As she discovers more about her farm’s
history, she realises that the past and the present are irrevocably connected and,
just like love, it waits for the right person to come along to unlock its secrets.

If Wishes Were Horses is a totally captivating novel combining romance and
history with a dash of suspense.

Tanya Koens gives us all the relationship advise we need to give us a happy life 

http://www.surryhillstherapy.com/

Undercover-Radio Serial 

Mathew and Amelia from NeillyRich join us live in the studio 

NeillyRich will be playing live at The Broadbeach Country Music Festival 

http://broadbeachcountry.com/