Albury–Wodonga
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Oct 29, 2026
Eric BarkerHOST
Wow.
Chris HowieGUEST
So the Murray Valley's Corrie Ong down through to Aubrey Wodonga, just exceptional.
Chris HowieGUEST
Like it's just feed on feed.
Lydia BurtonHOST
Jeez, I reckon we need to take the week on beef on the road, Eric, to see some of this country looking its absolute best.
JordanHOST
So you had the really big ones like Sheptember and, you know, obviously Cash Dash.
JordanHOST
And you'd go and do the Super Nationals at Aubrey Wodonga and Mount Gambier.
JordanHOST
And it
Dean PatchGUEST
was all two days.
Joe TuckerGUEST
Things have gone strong.
Joe TuckerGUEST
There are strong infrastructure in places like Albury-Wodonga, in regional Queensland, in regional parts of regional WA, not too far regional.
Joe TuckerGUEST
And people were able to afford the 400, 500, $600,000.
Joe TuckerGUEST
But now we're getting to this affordability point where those places are no longer available.
Broden KellyHOST
He'd been in Wangaratta.
Broden KellyHOST
He'd been in Aubrey Wodonga.
Broden KellyHOST
He'd be moved around up in New South Wales at points.
Broden KellyHOST
You know what? That's really pissed me off, Zach.
Lindy HumeGUEST
The sort of just, you know, the frogs in the toilet.
Lindy HumeGUEST
You know you're in a place, right? And here I am in this crazy farmhouse at the moment in Albury-Wodonga and if I'm here I wake up in the morning and cows in the paddock come and looking at you while you're having a cup of coffee and it's, you know, I know I'm here and I go for a walk along the Murray River and it's just this kind of incredible, there's a dynamic, a sort of surge that I feel like, yeah, this is this place.
Lindy HumeGUEST
So I do kind of try to but actually do sometimes fall in love with the place and I feel like I really try and genuinely see the place more and really be in the place if I can.
Lindy HumeGUEST
You know, sometimes that's not all that easy.
Colin HughesGUEST
And she tried to get an increase in particularly mental health services in the country.
Colin HughesGUEST
And now we are faced at Aubrey-Wodonga without there being a public psychiatrist available to the people of the regions.
Colin HughesGUEST
And so what is the consequence of that when people fall through the gaps and we don't know the motivation of this person and for politicians to jump to conclusions is absolutely appalling.
Colin HughesGUEST
We must extend our condolences to Helen and her family.
Justin HamiltonHOST
On today's episode, I have the delightful Rove McManus joining me and we recorded this while we were on a little mini tour last week.
Justin HamiltonHOST
We were touring around Shepparton, Wangaratta and right in between Albury-Wodonga, right in the middle, right in the sweet spot there.
Justin HamiltonHOST
And while we're on the road, Adam Richard and I had talked about how we would approach rebooting Doctor Who.
Justin HamiltonHOST
It's a franchise that's been around for a long time.
Lyndon AshcroftSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But we conducted a lot of interviews with people who live in four different areas.
Lyndon AshcroftSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So there was Bendigo, Albury-Wodonga, Mildura and Shepparton.
Lyndon AshcroftSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So Tatura is about 20 minutes away from Shepp.
Lyndon AshcroftSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And we conducted a lot of interviews with people.
MeganHOST
I'm also the director of a pediatric allied health company called My Word Health.
MeganHOST
We are based on the border of New South Wales and Victoria in Australia, in a town called Albury-Wodonga.
MeganHOST
On today's episode of the podcast, I chat with our clinical naturopath, Georgia, all about menopause and how we can fuel our bodies with nutrition to sort of help and support us in that stage of life.
MeganHOST
We go into a little bit about what menopause is and then break down some elements of nutrition that might be able to help you.
Chris EnnisGUEST
Yeah.
Chris EnnisGUEST
And so this group of about 20 people Um, gents, um, we ride every Saturday and, um, at least once a year, we'll go away, you know, in, in a couple of weeks, we are going to ride from, uh, Aubrey Wodonga, which is up in the north, um, east of the state.
Chris EnnisGUEST
Back to Melbourne, it'll be about 400Ks over four days.
Stefano NuceraHOST
Oh,
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