Join Richard as he chats with Newcastle Herald journalist and podcaster Barry Toohey for his weekly Thursday segment. This episode covers all the NRL action coming up over the Easter weekend, including insights on Manly’s shock coaching change with Kieran Foran, predictions for the Dolphins, Panthers, Eels, Knights, and more. Barry breaks down team form, standout players, and who’s likely to take the wins in key matchups. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just keeping up with the weekend’s games, this episode has all the expert tips and analysis you need.

Join Richard as he chats with Newcastle Herald journalist and podcaster Barry Toohey for his weekly Thursday segment. This episode covers all the NRL action coming up over the Easter weekend, including insights on Manly&rsquo;s shock coaching change with Kieran Foran, predictions for the Dolphins, Panthers, Eels, Knights, and more. Barry breaks down team form, standout players, and who&rsquo;s likely to take the wins in key matchups. Whether you&rsquo;re a die-hard fan or just keeping up with the weekend&rsquo;s games, this episode has all the expert tips and analysis you need.

Join Richard every Monday to Friday from 5am to 9am for the latest news, sports, and lively talk tailored for Newcastle.

Join Richard every Monday to Friday from 5am to 9am for the latest news, sports, and lively talk tailored for Newcastle.

Richard King

Barry Toohey - NRL Round 5

In this episode, we speak with Maria Martin, founder of Survivors R Us, about the inspiring journey of her organisation. From the threat of closure due to rising costs to securing a new home with the support of a federal government grant, Maria shares the challenges and triumphs of running a community service that has helped over 150,000 people in Newcastle and the Hunter region over the past eight years.

Discover how Survivors R Us provides vital support through counselling, therapy groups, low-cost food pantries, training programs, and even a therapy puppy named Phoenix to lift spirits. With the cost of living crisis hitting so many families, Maria highlights the increasing demand for services and the importance of community support.

Join us as we celebrate their official opening at their new location: 52A Pendlebury Road, Cardiff. A story of resilience, hope, and the power of helping others survive and thrive.

In this episode, we speak with Maria Martin, founder of Survivors R Us, about the inspiring journey of her organisation. From the threat of closure due to rising costs to securing a new home with the support of a federal government grant, Maria shares the challenges and triumphs of running a community service that has helped over 150,000 people in Newcastle and the Hunter region over the past eight years.
Discover how Survivors R Us provides vital support through counselling, therapy groups, low-cost food pantries, training programs, and even a therapy puppy named Phoenix to lift spirits. With the cost of living crisis hitting so many families, Maria highlights the increasing demand for services and the importance of community support.
Join us as we celebrate their official opening at their new location: 52A Pendlebury Road, Cardiff. A story of resilience, hope, and the power of helping others survive and thrive.

From Crisis to Community: How Survivors R Us Helps Newcastle

Join Richard as he speaks with renowned Australian astronomer David Reneke about the historic Artemis 2 mission, NASA’s first crewed journey to the Moon in over 50 years. Dave shares insights into the mission’s advanced technology, the all-inclusive four-person crew, and how Australia’s tracking stations at Canberra, Parkes, and Mount Stromlo play a crucial role. From the capsule’s cutting-edge safety systems to the mission’s circumpolar path around the lunar South Pole, this conversation is packed with expert commentary, exciting details, and a look at what the future of lunar exploration holds.

Whether you’re a space enthusiast or just curious about humanity’s return to the Moon, this episode offers a front-row seat to history in the making. Tune in for an informative and engaging discussion with one of Australia’s leading voices in astronomy.

Watch the launch live via NASA TV: search “NASA TV” online for streaming details.

Join Richard as he speaks with renowned Australian astronomer David Reneke about the historic Artemis 2 mission, NASA&rsquo;s first crewed journey to the Moon in over 50 years. Dave shares insights into the mission&rsquo;s advanced technology, the all-inclusive four-person crew, and how Australia&rsquo;s tracking stations at Canberra, Parkes, and Mount Stromlo play a crucial role. From the capsule&rsquo;s cutting-edge safety systems to the mission&rsquo;s circumpolar path around the lunar South Pole, this conversation is packed with expert commentary, exciting details, and a look at what the future of lunar exploration holds.
Whether you&rsquo;re a space enthusiast or just curious about humanity&rsquo;s return to the Moon, this episode offers a front-row seat to history in the making. Tune in for an informative and engaging discussion with one of Australia&rsquo;s leading voices in astronomy.
Watch the launch live via NASA TV: search &ldquo;NASA TV&rdquo; online for streaming details.

Moon Mission 2026: NASA’s Artemis 2 Explained by David Reneke

This week on the show, we chat with Kelsie Allan, a teacher at Wallsend South Public School, about an inspiring initiative by her Year Six students. The school is taking part in the World’s Greatest Shave, raising funds for the Leukaemia Foundation. From crazy hair and sock days to teachers and students shaving, cutting, or coloring their hair, the school community has already raised over $12,000 and aims to reach $15,000. Tune in to hear Kelsie share how this incredible effort came together and how you can support their team.

Support the cause: Search for “Wallsend South Public School” on the World’s Greatest Shave website to contribute.

This week on the show, we chat with Kelsie Allan, a teacher at Wallsend South Public School, about an inspiring initiative by her Year Six students. The school is taking part in the World&rsquo;s Greatest Shave, raising funds for the Leukaemia Foundation. From crazy hair and sock days to teachers and students shaving, cutting, or coloring their hair, the school community has already raised over $12,000 and aims to reach $15,000. Tune in to hear Kelsie share how this incredible effort came together and how you can support their team.
Support the cause: Search for &ldquo;Wallsend South Public School&rdquo; on the World&rsquo;s Greatest Shave website to contribute.

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