Ballarat

I don't know.

Cause you look at like Ballarat has two tracks.

I mean, so many other places, I guess, especially like when you're watching people in the US and stuff, they've just got their local track.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Um, or I'll quickly, my coach's corner.

It's like, it's not a long or particularly in depth one, but, um, I wanted to discuss a point that came up when I first did my level one, um, rec running course through Athletics Australia, um, was facilitated by Benita Willis, which we spoke about her in the lead up to Ballarat, I think.

Um, and you know, like when you go to some sort of team thing and you know, it's like, okay, everybody will go around the room and you introduce yourself and tell us a bit about yourself and blah, blah, blah.

Jenny Kelly for MLA.

And let's go to Ballarat.

Shiana Lamb.

Good afternoon.

Light crossbred mutton sold $109 to $234.

gaining $8 a head in places.

This is Shionna Lamb at Ballarat for MLA.

And this has been The Country Hour.

Miles.

Whether they're donated in Miles, in Broome, in Bendigo, in Ballarat, they stay in that area and they go out to every domestic violence service, every homelessness service and those living below the poverty line.

So we do three collections a year.

In March and August, our collection boxes go out in all supermarkets, in every Woolworths supermarket in Australia, and we collect period products.

So I thought I understood the game reasonably well and could build relationships.

So when I went and played at Ballarat, I liked to take a bit more of a leadership slash coaching role on when I went back there.

And that's probably where my drive and my hunger to educate and coach and develop started, if I'm honest.

I came back to WA in 2015 to play, but I was always eager to get out there and help the next crop of young players.

So I thought I understood the game reasonably well and could build relationships.

So when I went and played at Ballarat, I liked to take a bit more of a leadership slash coaching role on when I went back there.

And that's probably where my drive and my hunger to educate and coach and develop started, if I'm honest.

I came back to WA in 2015 to play, but I was always eager to get out there and help the next crop of young players.

Moving the country around.

Simone from Ballarat.

Hello, Simone.

Hey, how are you going, Phil? Congrats on 10 years.

nomination.

Near Ballarat and near Bendigo.

No, that's Kangaroo Flat.

Oh, that's Kangaroo Flat.

That's Charlotte Jones, who is CEO of the Mental Health Legal Centre.

Suzanne, you've called from Ballarat.

Hello.

What did you want to

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man that's good stuff man that's good stuff all right so um this is a this is a bit of a weird one but anyway where am i where my school's located or where my class is located it's a pretty central part of Ballarat, lots of people walking past, lots of comings and goings.

People were walking their dogs, running around on the oval, kicking footies, riding their bikes.

There's always people floating around.