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Cooper has trained all across Victoria; including Centrestage Performing Arts School in Melbourne where he is signed with Centrestage Talent Agency. Cooper was awarded the 'Corrie Lodders Senior Dancers Scholarship' from Ian and Leanne White in 2018 at Centrestage where his choreographing experience began and found his love for this field.
Cooper is currently a dance instructor at 'Soraya McKee Dance Society’, specialising in Hip-hop, Commercial Jazz and private competitive tuition.
Cooper proudly worked with BLOC Theatre Company as the Assistant Choreographer for their production of 'SEUSSICAL, which unfortunately was cancelled due to COVID-19.
Cooper most recently was awarded the 2020-2021 Guild Award for 'Best Dancer' within the multi-award winning 2021 production of 'MAMMA MIA!.
Cooper's other credits include, DISNEY'S CAMP ROCK: THE MUSICAL (2015), 'BUGSY MALONE' (2017), and 'DISNEY'S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST' (2019).
At the beginning of 2022, and was fortunate enough to be awarded the 'Peter Jacobs Memorial Award’ for his outstanding contribution to the BLOC Theatre Company.
Cooper's professional credits include the original Melbourne season of 'MATILDA' as Tommy in 2016 at The Princess Theatre.
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giant flying luxury hotel that can stay in the air for years
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giant nuclear-powered ‘flying hotel’, complete with a gym and swimming pool that’s set to carry 5,000 passengers.
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Sky Cruise plans to remain airborne for months at a time, while also docking to take on new passengers, or to drop off anyone board.
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The futuristic hybrid between a plane and hotel – which has 20 engines powered by nuclear fusion – is designed never to land.
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Hashem Alghaili, who created the incredibly detailed mock-up of the monster aircraft, says the nuclear-powered sky cruise “could be the future of transport”.
- Designed to run 24/7, Alghaili even adds that running repairs would be carried out in-flight – a first in aviation
Chelle (Michelle) Taylor BA Hons, MPsych, MAPS Pronouns: she, her, hers Director & Clinical Psychologist Blossomtree Psychology Napa Infant Parent Mental Health Fellow ChildTrauma Academy Fellow 2019-2021 Creswick Foundation Fellow 2013 Associate Berry Street Childhood Institute Living & Working on Wadawurrung Country
Shayne is a 47 year old father of three from Daylesford in country Victoria, Australia. He is now suffering and battling against a Grade 4 GBM( Glioblastoma), terminal brain cancer. The deadliest of cancers. Shayne's prognosis is absolutely dire, with only months to live.
Shayne and the family are still in absolute shock and are totally devastated.
Only six months ago Shayne was healthy, strong and excited for the future, especially about planning a trip to WA with his children. His dream, as many of you know, was to finish renovating the old coach he bought years back to create a motorhome for that trip of a lifetime. Sadly his bus-dream-home won't become a reality... but a rental motorhome with a good bed for Shayne, space for his kids, including his fur baby, for a mini trip is now the goal.
Late last year, totally out of the blue, Shayne started experiencing seizures. Medical testing led to the tragic diagnosis of a Glioblastoma Multiforme (GBM) in his temporal region, already in stage 4. Now post-operation, Shayne is struggling every day and fighting for his life.
Having just completed radiation therapy, Shayne has embarked on the painful and invasive treatment of chemotherapy to try to halt the growth of this aggressive cancer. Despite his brave battle, the cancer and treatment is taking an enormous toll on him and his quality of life.
The family are asking for your support so he can get the best quality of life in the time he has left, to help support his final wish of going on his last road trip - to enable him to spend time with his children making as many memories as a family while they are together. And with your support, help his children into the future.
One state is offering an eye-watering wage of $700 a day for this occupation in an effort to combat regional shortages.
- Teachers will be offered a hefty pay packet to work in regional Victoria during a statewide school shortage.
- Casual relief teachers from Melbourne or other states will be offered up to $700 a day to teach in regional Victorian schools.
- The financial incentive will be subsidised by the Victorian Department of Education in an effort to assist schools struggling to fill crucial roles.
- The department has announced it will contribute more than $300 a day for city-based teachers who travel to country areas to support schools.
- Teachers will also receive their usual daily pay rates of around $400, so eligible teachers will be paid almost double their current wage.
“Don’t make things too complicated. Try to relax, enjoy every moment, get used to everything.”
- 25 June – 17 July
In 6 Days
There's less than ONE week to go until Ballarat Winter Festival! ❄️☃️
Between 25 June and 17 July, rug up and get amongst it as our city transforms into a winter wonderland with a myriad of experiences to warm your heart, soul and belly.
In past years more than 100,000 people attended the festival, and the ice-skating rink sold more than 18,000 tickets!
Don't miss out:
➡️ Winter Wonderlights at Sovereign Hill
➡️ Beyond Dark events featuring WildHoney Performing Arts
➡️ The The Design Exchange Market
➡️ Skywhale by Patricia Piccinini
➡️ Ice Skating Rink
➡️ Kryal Castle's Knights of Fire and Snow Queen Neva
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Minimum wages will increase by at least $40 a week, with the hourly pay rate lifting from $20.33 to $21.38, the Fair Work Commission has ruled.
The commission handed down its decision in the annual wage review on Wednesday, granting a 5.2% increase to the national minimum wage and 4.6% for award minimums, amid a tight labour market and skyrocketing inflation.
The decision sets the pay of at least 2.7 million Australians on the national minimum or awards and will come into effect from 1 July.
But the commission ruled the increase will be delayed to 1 October in the aviation, tourism and hospitality sectors because of “exceptional circumstances”, including their slower recovery from the Covid recession.
The prime minister, Anthony Albanese, welcomed the decision and said it vindicated his position during the election campaign when he said he would “absolutely” back a wage rise in line with the 5.1% inflation rate.
“It makes a difference to people who are struggling with the cost of living, and it justifies our position that we took in making a different submission to the Fair Work Commission, that said we did not want people who are on the minimum wage to go backwards,” Albanese said at a press conference in Gladstone.
“Many of those people who are on the minimum wage are the heroes who saw us through the pandemic. These workers deserve more than our thanks, they deserve a pay rise and today, they’ve got it.”
Unions had asked for a 5.5% lift in the national minimum from $20.33 to $21.45 an hour, while employer groups had suggested more modest rises of about 2.5%.
A submission by the Albanese government called for low-paid workers’ pay not to go backwards, meaning a 5.1% increase in line with headline inflation, which the Reserve Bank of Australia has suggested will go as high as 7% by year’s end.
The Fair Work Commission president, justice Iain Ross, acknowledged that by ordering an increase lower than inflation some workers would receive a real wage cut, but suggested this could be fixed in later years.
The union movement welcomed the decision.
Sally McManus, secretary of the Australian Council of Trade Unions, said unions had “fought hard” for the increase against “employers pushing for big real wage cuts”.
But McManus said the review only sets pay for one in four workers, while changes were needed to bargaining laws to help get “wage growth across the economy”.
Jetstar will put over half a million seats on sale to get Aussies travelling again this winter, including flights from one capital city to Bali for just over $100.
From midnight on Wednesday, the airline will launch over 500,000 low fares across 62 domestic and more than 20 international routes.
Starting at $29 for a ticket from Adelaide to Melbourne (Avalon), cheap domestic routes also include a cross-country flight from the Gold Coast to Canberra for $59 and Melbourne to Margaret River from under $100.
The tickets are only available at specific times of the year, but include late July to late September, early October to late December 2022 an early January to late March 2023.
Cheap overseas flights are also on offer, starting at $124 from the Darwin to the ever-popular Bali.
Some other highlights include the Gold Coast to Christchurch from $159, Perth to Bali from $135 and Sydney to Fiji from $169.
Domestic sale fares include:
• Adelaide to Melbourne (Avalon) from $29
• Adelaide to Darwin from $119
• Gold Coast (Coolangatta) to Canberra from $59
• Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Busselton (Margaret River) from $99
• Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Hobart from $39
• Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Canberra from $59
• Perth to Brisbane from $99
• Sydney to Melbourne (Tullamarine) from $59
• Sydney to Hervey Bay from $75
International sale fares include:
• Darwin to Bali (Denpasar) from $124
• Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Bali (Denpasar) from $175
• Melbourne to Ho Chi Minh City from $179
• Perth to Bali (Denpasar) from $135
• Sydney to Fiji (Nadi) from $169
• Sydney to Phuket from $175
• Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Auckland from $175
• Gold Coast (Coolangatta) to Christchurch from $159
• Sydney to Queenstown from $189
The announcement comes just one day after rival airline Virgin Australia announced it was recommencing flights to Bali from Sydney this week. The airline also said it would be launching an Australian-first route in March 2023, with direct Gold Coast to Bali flights.
The flight will take about six-and-a-half hours, with 2200 seats per week flying between the popular holiday destinations.
Seats are available to book now, with travellers planning for next year currently able to secure return tickets for just over $500
“Today you are you. That is truer than true. There is no one alive who is youer than you!”
Power uncertainty spread across five states on Tuesday, with the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) warning of possible power interruptions.
Market notices published on the AEMO website warned of maximum power load interruptions in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania.
This was forecast to impact Queensland from 5pm until 10:30pm and NSW from 5:30pm to 10:30pm, with further interruptions possible on Wednesday.
Potential power interruptions were forecast for Tasmania, South Australia and Victoria on Wednesday evening — but the notices relating to South Australia and Tasmania were cancelled later on Tuesday.
AEMO also released a statement on Tuesday afternoon saying supply shortfalls in NSW and Queensland would be met following discussions with governments, industry and generation owners.
"Discussions with scheduled generators indicate an estimate of approximately 2,000 megawatts of generation in each of Queensland and New South Wales, which hasn't bid into the market, can be directed by AEMO to be available to help meet forecast electricity shortfalls this evening," AEMO said.t
It also said it would encourage generators to bid their availability into the market in order to avoid supply shortages on Wednesday.
Similar warnings from AEMO for Queensland on Monday afternoon were followed by another statement explaining that a market response demanded under National Electricity Rules had meant potential blackouts were avoided.
The cost of power has been rising so rapidly that AEMO stepped in to place a cap on the wholesale price of electricity in Queensland, NSW, Victoria and South Australia.
AEMO set the price cap for consumers at $300 a megawatt hour.
"As a consequence, available offers from generators reduced, contributing to a forecast supply shortfall," AEMO said on Monday.
Australian Energy Council chief executive Sarah McNamara said while the power crunch would ease eventually, there was no immediate solution in sight.
"One of the issues in the market is that a number of coal plants have had outages on the east coast of Australia, for unplanned maintenance," Ms McNamara said.
"Once they come back online in the next couple of months that should improve supply somewhat."
Alinta Energy executive director Daniel McClelland said power customers should be prepared to face higher prices.
"If we're going to be honest about this, it looks like these higher prices are going to persist for the next two years, if you look at what's happening elsewhere in the world," he said.
Andrew Stock from the Climate Council said Victoria and SA were better placed to weather any power shortfall because of the state's push towards renewable energy sources.
"Fortunately, some of the states like Victoria and South Australia have been getting on with it anyway and they are reaping some of the benefits, and now Queensland and New South Wales are playing catch-up as fast as they can," Mr Stock said.
“Life is too short to wake up in the morning with regrets. So, love the people who treat you right and forget about the ones who do not”
The MasterChef casting team will be at the Ballarat farmers market Saturday from 9am-1pm!
Could you be Australia’s next MasterChef? Head on down and chat with our casting team about applying for season 15.
If you miss them today, not all is lost. They’ll be at the Daylesford farmers market site from 9am to answer all your burning questions!
If you’ve got a passion for food and want to get the ball rolling, what are you waiting for? Head to the Ballarat farmers market Saturday and chat to our casting team!
- A man over in Florida was bitten by an alligator after mistaking the 7-foot long reptile for a dog.
- The massive gator launched its attack on the 49-year-old man on Tuesday, 7 June, although thankfully it wasn’t able to inflict any life-threatening injuries.
– how did he manage to confuse it for a four-legged fluffster?
Well, according to a report from the Sheriff's Office, it was all to do with the time of day.
- You see, the man had been walking around the Warm Mineral Springs Motel gardens just after midnight. When he noticed a dark figure moving among the bushes, he assumed it was a dog on a leash and so didn’t feel the need to move out of the way.
- The man managed to escape, but as he broke free from the grips of its jaw he said he felt it tearing a chunk out of his leg.
$3000 support payments for public health services workers (Ballarat Health Services) from the Andrews Labor Government!
Our incredible hardworking healthcare workers are continuing to do extraordinary work to protect the community and deserve much-needed support.
A Healthcare Worker Winter Retention and Surge Payment, alongside other practical help like free meals, will soon flow to Victoria’s healthcare workers – providing much-needed support and helping to attract and retain critically important staff.
Payments of $3,000 will be made to staff working in public hospitals and ambulance services – including nurses, midwives, doctors, allied health professionals, paramedics, ward clerks and patient services assistants.
To be eligible for the full package, workers will need to be employed by a public health service by 1 July and still be employed on 30 September. The payments will be made in two rounds, one after 15 August and one after 30 September.
The price of lettuce soon won’t be the only thing shoppers are complaining about, with Aussies warned to prepare for shortages of another common veggie.
The price of lettuce has skyrocketed – to $12 for one iceberg lettuce in some parts of the country – as Australia continues to deal with fresh produce shortages.
Bill Bulmer, Victorian lettuce grower and chair of the industry body for the Australian vegetable producers, AUSVEG, told 3AW that the price hikes won’t stop any time soon.
He said Aussies can expect to see shortages of lettuce, capsicum and spinach to continue for at least the next three months, with another veggie joining them on the chopping block.
“Then, probably, the looming shortage coming into spring is going to be onions,” he said.
Just like we have seen with lettuce, a shortage of onions is set to send prices for the vegetable soaring.
Apple forced to use the same USB-C charger for all products after landmark EU agreement
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Apple will be forced to use the same charger for all smartphones, tablets and laptops sold in the European Union
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For most portable devices the requirement for charging via a USB Type-C port will come into effect from late 2024,
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The USB-C rule will also stretch to digital cameras, headphones, headsets, portable speakers and E-readers
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“If Apple ... or anyone wants to market their product, sell their products within our internal market, they have to abide by our rules and their device has to be USB-C
Track list
1 - "Day 'n' Nite" Kid Cudi
2 - "The Climb" Miley Cyrus
3 - "Fireflies" Owl City
4 - "Chicken Fried" Zac Brown Band
Ben Gallagher is the President of GCO Swimming Club and the Secretary of the Midlands District Amteur Swimming Association which is the representative body for Ballarat's 4 Swimming Clubs - Ballarat GOLD, Ballarat GCO, Ballarat Swimming Club and Ballarat Masters. His son Luke is a talented swimmer at GCO.
Dayne is 16 years old and swims for Ballarat Gold. He has recently competed at National Age Championships in Adelaide.
Skye Laube is 14 years old and also swims for Ballarat Gold. She has swam at State and Country [regional Victoria] Championships.
2022 Victorian Country Short Course Swimming Championships
July 30 & 31st
Katie Jackson's U19 Australian Rowing Team campaign to raise funds for her seat fee.
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Katie and her BCC crew have had success this rowing season 2021/2022 winning the Nationals in a coaxed 4 in both the U19 and school girls competition, a feat not previously done in Ballarat. From the 30th April to 8 May 2022, Katie went to Canberra to trial for the Australian Rowing team and was successful in making the Australian U19 Eight that travels to Varese, Italy from 4 July 2022 to 1 August 2022.
The seat fee (as Australian Rowing Refer to It) is $8000.
Each week, Katie also has to travel and find accommodation in Melbourne in the lead up so that she can make training commitments for this team on a Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. She completes her Year 11 studies online for school on these days.
We currently have a Go Fund Me campaign running to raise funds. We are If you are able to, we would ask that you promote/plug Katie's Go Fund Me on radio or share her link on your social media.
- This will help raise the profile and spread the word widely in the Ballarat community and beyond. This would be a way to keep the momentum going. We have currently raised approximately 30 percent of her fee. However with just five weeks to go, we need to stretch further than our friends and family.
McCrindle’s 2022 Australian Baby Names report has shown parents are turning their backs on the OG names
So great news today!
The sporting globe Ballarat's Anne Alexander called the guys in the studio today and wow what great news Anne gave to Jack this morning.
This is all fundraising for the Ballarat foundation
Saturday May 21st, 10am
Starting at Pipers by the Lake
Finishing at Civic Hall with Tweed Fair
After saying on air that Jack would like to be a cow for a day and the feeling of being milked! Jules brought her milking kit into the studio
“Don’t wake up with the regret of what you couldn’t accomplish yesterday. Wake up while thinking about what will be able to achieve today. Good Morning!”
You are great!
Jules has had a run of fake facebook accounts and they are back! she would not ask you for money over the internet. maybe in person :)
"Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind.”
What makes a city sexy?
Is it the nice weather,people or just the name the team go deep on what makes a city sexy
This could become the biggest thing since sliced bread and I think im happy about that.
One woman's trip to kmart has gone viral.
Well she does have to drive 900km to get to the shop
Ballarat should have the comm games marathon!
in 2026 the comm games are coming to regional victoria that means us Ballarat! we now want the biggest event the 2026 marathon so here's how you can help...
Ed Richards from the Western Bulldogs spoke about the upcoming game in Ballarat. and his favorite part of being a AFL player!
Players Jordan & Millie form the Ballarat Miners joined the team to talk about the upcoming season for the NBL1.
The team got a little silly today. with things you can say at the dinner table and the bedroom. Im sure it could've been worse
'You can't dwell on disappointment. You've got to take the positives and keep looking ahead"
YOU ARE GREAT! today and each day
Jules has had it with frozen foods packets not having airfryer instructions!
This could be a million dollar idea
"Don’t worry about failures; worry about the chances you miss when you don’t even try.”
Each day the team start the show off with some easy food for thought and something for you to take away or just forget all together. How ever you like it It's the daily greats as YOU ARE GREAT!!
The team talking about this crazy guy who watched the same movie 292 times!! WTF why not just get the dvd or Netflix. But this is the weird things jack loves
How much is too much?
if you can they why not right. the team talking about spending way too much at holiday times
https://www.lifeblood.com.au/ to find out how you can help!
also Jack isn't good at marketing
The team talking about asking for a gift back once you have given it to someone.
Ok or rude!
Jack got a 2nd hand car and something was in the back when he went to clean it
note: might feel gross afterward
Nick Clear from Suggest it joined the team to chat about Ballarat's big idea and how you can win!
A big cat has been spotted in VIC and Jack is super pumped when Jules tells him about it
The team debate if matching tattoos are a goer or a No way !
Jack has a tattoo on his body that Jules does not want to see
Dylan Pierias joined us on the show to talk all things football of the soccer kind. and playing at the 2020 olympics
florida is a weird place and one man takes the cake by calling the cops to ask if they can test his drugs!! um... what have fun in jail bro
Ross Noble talking about coming to Ballarat on the 22nd of march and what he's been up to this year and last year in lockdowns
Kashif General Manager of Community and Government Relations at the Western Bulldogs
The Western Bulldogs Community Foundation exists to deliver innovative and engaging community services for individuals and families residing in Victoria’s west.
In Ballarat, the Western Bulldogs Community Foundation runs the Sons and Daughters of the West health and Wellbeing Programs, as well as the Youth Leadership Project.
Kathy Rivett in studio telling us how we as Ballarat can help those who have been affected by the floods
Sarah Stapleton from the Fiona Elsey Cancer Research Institute talking about the Ballarat Begonia Classic
Postcards guest presenter this week is Gorgi Coghlan!
gives us a tour of her favourite country town, Buninyong near her home in Ballarat. First stop is the Maggie & Kate cafe for a coffee, then an Asian and Northern European meal at The Shared Table which uses local produce.
For some outdoor activity, Gorgi heads to Mt Buninyong, which has three main tracks for walking or cycling.
She wraps up her day at Pick Your Own Sunflowers, the farm with Victoria’s biggest sunflower field, just a short drive away.
David Sanders the Chair of Rotary club
District 9780 Environment and Sustainability Committee talking about how we can help on Clean Up Australia Day this year!
Jules has a cat! and this week Jules was in a all work zoom call when mr cat thought hed show off his backside!
Josh King Prop for Melbourne storm spoke with the team about the upcoming game in Ballarat at Mars stadium
and the guys played a little game with him.
HOMESOLUTION BY METRICON TO GRANT SPORTING CLUBS A $5,000 BOOST
HomeSolution by Metricon has announced an exciting new grant program, the ‘HomeSolution Helping
hand,’ that will see five local sporting clubs in the Ballarat region receive $1,000 to spend on their club.
HomeSolution Helping Hand aims to distribute money to Ballarat sporting clubs and organisations to
improve the experience for volunteers, participants and families by assisting with the purchase of uniforms
and equipment, increasing the skills of coaches, officials, volunteers and managers, and by supporting
improvements to club capacity and accessibility.
Cancer Research PhD student at the Fiona Elsey Cancer Research Institute. Moved to Ballarat from Christchurch, NZ to come to the Institute.
Louis is a serious road cyclist and volunteers his time on the committee of the Ballarat Cycle Classic. He is a member of the Ballarat and Sebastopol Cycling Club and recently road in the Santos Tour Down Under with NCMG Criterion Racing. Louis has been one of the first across the line in 2020 & 2021 in the 160km Spud100.
Jack was worried about Jules when she said something in the office the other day so he thought he’d say something about it on air so she couldn’t run away.
Turns out she’s 100% open about her problem and happy the way she is.
Its ok to be hoarder and it’s ok to ask for help
Alan Thorpe, 38 personally suffers with mental health disorders and 6 months ago pushed himself to get up off the couch and started walking, this quickly turned into him feeling like he needed to do more.
Alan is walking a huge 600+kms from Ballarat to Adelaide next month to raise awareness for men's mental health and has a goal of raising $10,000 To 100% donate to Beyondblue.
Ballarat named Top Tourism Town victorian for family's
Jack & Jules are happy about it!
Jack brings a old photo back to life with new evidence that there is a UFO in the photo.
Jules Thinks its just something sticking out of the rover.
Thomas Markle Jr was the latest evictee from Big Brother VIP. He joined Maddie on the brekky show to chat about his experience. He also revealed he hated the most on the show with him.
Pipped at the post on Celebrity MasterChef was Archie Thompson, who was eliminated last night right before the finals. Archie joined Maddie on the Brekky Show to chat about his experience on the show and what his favourite part was.
Last night Bernard (Bernie) Currie was evicted from Big Brother VIP after Luke disappeared from the house right before the voting began. Bernie joined Maddie to discuss why he joined the show and what other reality show we could see him on next!
Last night Dami Im was the second celebrity to be voted off Masterchef. She joined the brekky show to talk about her experience on the show and about her album that comes out this week.
Live music is back in Ballarat and this Saturday, Volta is taking part in Play On Victoria, which is bringing live music to regional cities. Lachy from Volta joined the show to talk all about it
The last woman standing and coming in 4th on SAS Australia was Jana Pittman and she joined Maddie on the Brekky show to chat all things about the show and what really was the hardest part.
The Masked Singer has wrapped up for another year and 3 characters were unmasked including Dolly who turned out to be Em Rusciano! Have a listen for some behind the scenes show gossip and more.
After many weeks and guesses The Kebab was unmasked and turned out to be the one and only Jack Vidgen! He joined Maddie on the Brekky Show to discuss all things about the show and how is costume worked.
The new must see exhibition "1000 Doors" has opened and the masterminds behind the piece Keith Courtney and Christian Wagstaff joined Maddie on the Brekky Show to give some behind the scenes details.
Another unmasking has happened and Ella Hooper was revealed as Baby on The Masked Singer. she joined Maddie on the Brekky Show and revealed just how baby's costume worked and how heavy it was!
Alli Simpson was revealed to be Lightning on The Masked Singer and she joined Maddie to chat all things about the show. Including which costume she wish she wore instead and what happens to hers now the show is done!
Adam Weston (Westie) the drummer from Birds of Tokyo joined the show ahead of the bands halftime show at the AFL Grand Final this weekend.
Drew Petrie former Ballarat Swan, North Melbourne and West Coast Eagle joined the brekky show to chat all things around the AFL Grand Final this weekend.
The Pavlova was unmasked and was superstar singer and daughter of Jimmy Barnes Mahlia Barnes. She joined the Brekky Show to reveal how she kept it a secret from her kids and more!
After having to leave from a dislocated elbow Pete Murray joined Maddie to talk what happened after he left and other behind the scenes facts from the show.
Last night The Professor was unmasked on The Masked Singer, and it turned out to be Ben Lee! He joined the brekky show to chat all things about the show and his experience.
Lachie puts Maddie to the test in picking what made Rolling Stones best songs of all time list... Can you guess which ones make it?
Ballarat Mayor Dan Maloney joined Lachie and Maddie to chat about the current lockdown for the city.
Ann-Maree is an award-winning psychologist and suicide prevention specialist who advises R U OK? on the formation of our campaigns
Her work over the last 15 years with children, families, and adults has had a huge impact across Australia, and she has made it one of her goals to erase the taboos associated with seeking mental help, and to improve the lives of not just individuals, but entire communities. Ann-Maree specialises in the psychological treatment of patients with suicidal behaviour, suicide prevention, and group therapy for children, adolescents and adults who have experienced mental health issues.
THIS WEEK ON THE BREKKY SHOW, JOSH & MADDIE FOUND OUT HOW WELL JOSH KNOWS HIS DAD, PLAYED A NEW GAME AND MUCH MORE!
(Monday August 30th - Friday September 3rd)
THIS WEEK ON THE BREKKY SHOW JOSH & MADDIE TALKED ABOUT MAKING MONEY FROM FARTING, MULLETS AND MUCH MORE!
(Monday August 20th - Friday August 27th)
THIS WEEK ON THE BREKKY SHOW JOSH & MADDIE TALKED TO ANDY LEE, CHATTED ABOUT FUNNY PLACE NAMES IN AUSTRALIA AND MUCH MORE!
(Monday August 16th - Friday August 20th)
THIS WEEK ON THE BREKKY SHOW JOSH & MADDIE TALKED ABOUT SPOOKY STORIES, ELEPHANT FACTS AND MUCH MORE!
(Monday August 9th - Friday August 13th)
THIS WEEK ON THE BREKKY SHOW JOSH & MADDIE TALKED ABOUT DROPPING YOUR GLASSES IN THE TOILET, CHATTED TO SHELLEY CRAFT AND MUCH MORE!
(Monday August 2nd - Friday August 6th)
THIS WEEK ON THE BREKKY SHOW JOSH & MADDIE TALKED ABOUT PETTY NEIGHBOURS, CHOCOLATE FACTS AND MUCH MORE!
(Monday July 26th - Friday July 30th)
THIS WEEK ON THE BREKY SHOW JOSH & MADDIE TALKED ABOUT GROCERY SHOPPING, MAC AND CHEESE TOASTIES AND MUCH MORE!
(Monday July 19th - Friday July 23rd)
Josh decided to take a walk down memory lane and read some of his comments from his primary school report...
Josh got caught in a YouTube black hole the other night, watching video after video of random stuff. He came across this video from the 2007 Miss Teen USA pageant...
Josh played in a work Netball team last night and got a little bit too passionate and the umpire got annoyed with him...
Maddie was shocked to find out that her BF puts his underwear in a totally bizarre place to what she is used to! Josh helped her to see if this is a normal location for undies to be found...
Catch up on the week that was with Josh on the PowerFM Brekky Show (05.07.2021 - 09.07.2021)
Josh got high at work, grocery shopping tips, Josh's mum admitting to something shocking and a Ballarat TikTok star hits a massive milestone!!
Josh thought he was being a good employee when he cleaned the whiteboard...but it didn't turn out as he thought it would!
THIS WEEK ON THE BREKY SHOW JOSH & MADDIE TALKED TO DANNY FROM BIG BROTHER, WAXED JOSH'S LEGS AND MUCH MORE!
(Monday June 21st - Friday June 25th)
After a whole week of saying it would happen, Josh got waxed. And with some help from Millie and Jordan from the Miners and Rush, we waxed his legs, or pieces of his legs....
Josh and Maddie discuss the new protocol after breaking up regarding photos on Instagram.
Josh and Maddie had a family pass to the Winter Festival ice-skating to giveaway and came up with an interesting game....
The infamous Danny from Big Brother 2021 joined Josh and Maddie to talk about his time in the house and why he doesn't care that some people didn't get as much airtime.
THIS WEEK ON THE BREKY SHOW JOSH & MADDIE TALKED ABOUT MENS MENTAL HEALTH WEEK, PAULINE HASNON'S BIRTHDAY AND MUCH MORE!
(Tuesday June 15th - Friday June 18th)
MADDIE DID SOME INVESTIGATING AND PRESENTED HER FINDINGS ON SOME WELL KNOWN SONGS THAT SOUND THE SAME.
SJ from Big Brother joined Maddie and talk about any guilt she may be feeling after being saved again from elimination. She also gave her prediction on who should win.
Lenny, one half of RUMOR joined Maddie to talk about their debut single "Let Me Go" thats making waves in the charts.
Oli, a youth leader from Headspace Ballarat joined Maddie to talk about the push up challenge that starts on June 1st
Maddie was away again this morning, so Josh recruited Workday Hits host Lachie for a mini podcast...here how that went!
ALANA JOINED MADDIE TO DISCUSS WHAT REALLY WENT THROUGH HER MIND BEFORE CHANGING IT AT THE ALTER TO BE WITH JASON ON MAFS
BECK FROM MAFS JOINED JOSH AND MADDIE TO DISCUSS ALL THE DRAMA WITH "BRUCE" AND REVEALED SHE TRIED TO CALL HIM TO CLEAR THE AIR.
Josh & Maddie ask the question What Should You Do When You're Dog Has a Puppy Nightmare?!
Josh & Maddie caught up with Matt Shirvington one of the commentators on Seven's Holey Moley!
Josh and Maddie chat about their rental situations and how hard it was to get a rental in Ballarat