The Outlet Southland

Join Matiria  as we talk about the the Kapa Haka performances that have captivated the community. Fresh from securing a spot at Te Matatini. We delve into the  strength drawn from strategic alliances and a sustainable trust. Our conversation is rich with the threads of generational knowledge, leadership empowerment, and the profound influence of Kapa Haka on community wellness.

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Kirsty Pickett and Simon Green take us through  the Te Anau Tartan Festival Ceilidh. Kirsty talks about the festival's inception and its flourishing into a biennial celebration of community and culture, where the traditional thrives amidst new rhythms. Meanwhile, Simon turns up the excitement for Highland Storm, the band that's redefining the soundtrack of Scotland! Marrying the ancient call of bagpipes with the electrifying charge of pop, rock and dance music. If you've ever yearned for a ceilidh that shakes the earth beneath your feet, this is your backstage pass to the innovation stirring the soul of tradition.
https://www.teanautartanfestival.co.nz/tickets

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In this podcast we grapple with the complexities of emergency management as Paul Le Roux,  from Emergency Management Southland, talks through the ongoing state of emergency at Bluecliffs. Paul provides us with the realities on the ground, exploring everything from the strain on resources to the collaborative efforts in place, all aimed at supporting those hit hardest by the crisis.
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Ginge the Cat isn't just your average tabby; he's the whiskered wanderer of Te Anau!  Brent Harbour sits down with Dominique and Gene, to share the latest adventures of Ginge the Cat. From Ginge's knack for turning local businesses into his personal playground, inspecting chillers and perusing aisles like he's doing quality control, we ask, is it time for a statue of Ginge in Te Anau!.
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Discover the untold stories of Te Anaus'  housing crisis and how it's impacting local businesses . Brent Harbour talks with Nathan Benfell from the Fiordland Business Association. Nathan sheds light on the pressing challenges that companies face as they struggle to hire staff amidst a severe accommodation shortage, according to alarming survey results. This episode peels back the layers of an issue that's leading business owners down a path of unsustainable work hours and economic strain, revealing personal accounts that underscore the urgency of finding solutions. With Nathan's insight, we explore innovative proposals aimed at fostering sustainable growth within the community.
https://southlandchamber.co.nz/fiordland-business-association/

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This episode isn't merely a conversation; it's more of  a backstage pass to the Dollys remarkable achievements, including their standout performances at the Tamworth Country Music Festival and their collaboration with the gifted Jenny Mitchell.  My chat with Maia, Tahla, and Millie is a celebration of wonderful voices in our community.  So, whether you're a country music aficionado or simply a lover of stories told through song, join us for this insight into the harmony and heart of what makes the Dollys a musical sensation.

https://www.dollys.co.nz/

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Navigating the intricacies of sports management and leadership can be as unpredictable. Julie Paterson, CEO of Tennis New Zealand, joins host Brent Harbour to share about her career, from the grassroots of Netball Southland to the helm of Tennis New Zealand.  Julie reveals the interplay between fostering elite sports performance and strengthening community sports foundations, offering a fresh perspective on how professional and community levels of sport can thrive in tandem. 

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Welcome to The Outlet, The Talk of Southland

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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Welcome to The Outlet, The Talk of Southland

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

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Welcome to The Outlet, The Talk of Southland

In this Podcast, host brent Harbour, talks to Raewyn Black.  Raewyn has just won an award for her community  work in Southland. Raewyn, has been involved with the Riverton Christmas Parade for 29 years, and amongst all the work she does, she finds time to run a business with her husband Graeme.
https://www.lawsonlea.co.nz/

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