The Outlet

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In this Podcast, host Brent Harbour, talks to Suzanne Prentice, the Southland based Trustee of the Otago Southland Rescue Helicopter Trust, and, Graeme Gale, Managing Director of Helicopters Otago Ltd,  that delivers the Otago Southland Rescue Helicopter service. We chat about the rescue helicopters operations, how they cover such a huge region, and how the community is the key to keeping the service operating.

https://www.otagorescue.co.nz/about/the-trust

Plus he chats  with Joe Murdie. Joe and his wife  Erin own production company Bunker Street Film Co in Wanaka. They're Crowd Funding through boosted.org.nz for their film Planet 13. They talk about the inspiration behind the film, where pre-production is at, and how you can help get filming underway.
Donate Here:
https://boosted.org.nz/projects/planet-13
Check Out Bunker Street Fim Co Here:
https://www.bunkerstreet.co.nz/about

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In this podcast, host Brent Harbour talks to Lydia Bradey. Lydia is a Mountaineer and Mountain Guide.  In 1988 Lydia became the first woman in the world to climb Mt Everest without supplementary oxygen. She is a passionate mountaineer, an International Mountain & Ski Guide, and a professional Inspirational Speaker. They talk about her remarkable feats in her mountaineering career, and what experiences have shaped her outlook on mountaineering and life.

https://lydiabradey.com/

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In this Podcast, host Brent Harbour, talks to Alexandra Police Acting Sergeant Graham Perkins. They  discuss the upcoming holiday season, what to be careful of, some tips on protecting your home and what support Graham and the rest of the Police team are looking for during this busy period.

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In this Podcast. Host Brent Harbour,  talks to Central Otago Mayor Tim Cadogan on the issue affordable housing, what the council approved and how he feels things are progressing. 

Plus He catches up with Wayne Howett. Wayne  is the CEO for Ronald McDonald House Charities in NZ. They chat about the last 10 years of The Ronald McDonald Family Room at Southland Hospital, what makes it  so welcoming and comfortable for families,  and their plans for the future.

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In this Podcast, Host Brent Harbour catches up with  Sally Feinerman. Sally is chair of the Roxburgh Pool Committee and the new facility is about to open in mid December. They  talk over how it feels to be this close after years of planning, some of the challenges, and plans for the official opening.

https://www.codc.govt.nz/services/pools/our-pools

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In this Podcast, host Brent Harbour looks at the great work of the team at Animal Rehab Central. He chats with Shirlene Steel about how the Centre works, how animals end up in their care, and if you are thinking of getting a pet, what are some of the things you need to consider.
https://www.animalrehabcentral.co.nz/home

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In this Podcast host Brent Harbour talks to Anthea, who does an amazing job every year with the Festive Fete in Cromwell.
https://www.festivefete.co.nz/
Karla Sanders and the team at Sticks' n Stones,  are an incredible charity that works with youth on bullying and mental health, and have just celebrated their 10th year
https://www.sticksnstones.co.nz/about-us/
And Joan is celebrating the first Bislama language week in Central Otago.
https://centralapp.nz/news/news/bislama-language-week-brings-connection?id=654c34374d73f8002835fc07

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In this Podcast, host Brent Harbour talks to  Carolyn Murray.  Carolyn is the General Manager of the Central Otago Winegrowers Association. They we talk about the associations great event, The Central Otago Wine Experience which is on this Sunday, (Nov 12th), at the Mt Difficulty Barrel Hall.

https://www.eventbrite.co.nz/e/the-central-otago-wine-experience-tickets-735246942397

Plus  Kate Mossman is a researcher with Sport Otago. They chat about FRAmework for MaNaging Concussions in New Zealand Secondary Schools, or  (FRANCS), how the work is progressing  and Kates own experience with concussion.

* Queenstown- Tuesday 14th Nov 7:30AM at Wakatipu High School.
* Wanaka- Tuesday 14th Nov 7pm at Wanaka Squash Club
* Cromwell- Wednesday 15th Nov 7:30AM at Cromwell Sports Club (location TBC)
* Alexandra- Wednesday 15th Nov 7pm at Central Otago Netball Centre.
Please register by contacting Jo Knight: [email protected]

https://www.facebook.com/SportCentralNZ/posts/pfbid09gP8YaH5EdDf1dSwDmbDNSi6Xgd92a63DFwYn39T9wFiTM8h4zR21D95HrLHa2Dpl

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In this Podcast, host Brent Harbour, talks to Darren Fox.  Darren is Cromwell Backpackers owner, and says he is struggling to offer people affordable housing, after his landlord increased his lease by $9000 a year. Speaking in the public forum of the Cromwell Community Board , Darren said the shortage of housing in the town was getting worse. We talk about that, what he hopes is the outcome of his meeting.

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In this Podcast, host brent Harbour,  talks to Ashleigh Rankin. Ashleigh is the new head coach of two swimming clubs - Cromwell and Alexandra. They  talk about her love of swimming and competing, hopes for her teams, and a few of the awards the Alexandra Swimming Club recently won.

Glenda Rogers from Gertz Larder makes wonderful artisan products like pickles, jams and other preserves,  that celebrate the colours and flavours of Central Otago. They discuss how her business began and how Central Otago inspires her creations.

And Emily Attfield, Cadet Journalist for the Central App, tells us why youth seemed to be disengaged with the issue of Climate Change.

https://gertzlarder.co.nz/
https://www.codc.govt.nz/services/pools/central-swim-school

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