G&Ts With C
This episode of G&Ts with C covers the controversial topic of nicotine and if it should be allowed for vaping. Our guest this episode is advocate for legalising nicotine for e-cigarettes Georgie Hayes.
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Charles Sturt University leading climate action worldwide
Charles Sturt University has recently broken into the top 10% of universities trying to lower their carbon footprint. Join Tim in this video report to discover more.
Cameron Steele First Impressions
Cameron Steele interviews first year students to find out their thoughts on coming to CSU Bathurst after an unpredictable 2020.
News report taxi fare evasion.
This news report is about taxi fare evasion. On the weekend two people left a taxi without paying and run away. Each taxi is fitted with CCTV and passengers are photographed inside the vehicle.
BATS 2021 – Bringing art to CSU Bathurst
The Bathurst Arts and Theatrical Society (BATS) is a club that operates out of Charles Sturt University in Bathurst. Last year due to restrictions they held an online festival called “Flu Season”, this year they aim to bring the art back to the campus. In this story we hear from the President Josie Hughes and …
More rental opportunities for Port Macquarie locals as city surge decelerates
Competition for property in the coastal town has reduced amid dampened wage growth, a return to the workplace for city folk and forthcoming colder weather. Young residents who were being forced to overpay can now find more affordable accommodation. Clip of website scrolling through rental properties was sourced from Port Macquarie Property Management: https://www.portpropertymanagement.com.au/
Bathurst students to star in Little Shop of Horrors
Bathurst’s Mackillop and St Stanislaus colleges have come together to bring the production of Little Shop of Horrors to life. Two star performers, both 17, and producer/stage manager, Victoria Roth, speak on the highs and lows of creating the show in ‘COVID times’.
Dance floors reopen as restrictions ease
With restrictions in pubs and clubs eased, singing and dancing is back.
Dine and Discover: Vouching for local business
With the NSW Government paying for locals nights out, will the local economy be reinvigorated? Tim asks Bathurst locals their plans for their Dine and Discover vouchers.