Mortgage Stress Holiday Time
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What is the main focus of the podcast episode?
It's the Real Estate Podcast across every state, city and town of Australia.
And welcome to another episode of the Real Estate Podcast available on iHeartRadio and also Spotify and Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts from. Well it's the start of another working week as our Monday morning gets going at your place for June the 20th for 2022. Coming up in just a moment we'll be looking at the tighter labour market and the housing pressure that it's causing on the market. And if you haven't heard, we are giving away to one lucky Breakfast Club member a two-night stay with a ton of activities with food, wine, spa experience, you name it.
How can listeners participate in the mortgage stress holiday giveaway?
It's a fantastic escape to the Hunter Valley. And we've put it together with our friends from the Hunter Valley Wine and Tourism Association. And shortly we'll talk with Katie Lee from the Hunter Valley with more details on how you can win.
It's the main centre forecast with propertybuyer.com.au.
All right, let's check on your weather around Australia on this Monday morning.
What details are provided about the Hunter Valley prize?
First, we go to Sydney expecting the possibility of some rain. So maybe it's a 50-50 for your weather today, expecting a high of 19 degrees.
What weather updates are shared for major Australian cities?
Melbourne expecting a late shower or two and 17 is your high. Brisbane partly cloudy but dry. and expecting a high in Brisbane of 22 degrees, and in Perth, one or two showers, and your high today of 20 degrees. Well, if you like your Formula One racing as I do, Daniel Ricciardo has had more bad luck in the Formula One, this time at the Canadian Grand Prix, with a nightmare pit stop from his team.
What prizes are included in the Hunter Valley experience?
So it had nothing to do with Ricciardo, who was one of the first drivers to pit on lap 20. However, his racing team completely took away any chance of him ending with points when they had him stationary in the pit for more than seven seconds. He ended in 12th position. So things really not going well for Ricciardo at all at McLaren amid those rumours that he looks set to lose his driver's seat for next season. So let's hope he can turn things around.
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And if you're celebrating your birthday today, you're celebrating with Lionel Richie from the Commodores. He's turning 72. John Goodman, the actor, is turning 69.
How can listeners learn more about Deulius Wines?
And Nicole Kidman, our very own, is turning 54 years young today. And it was on this day in 1975, Jaws, directed by Steven Spielberg, hit the cinemas and scared a generation out of the waters around Australia.
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Are you kidding me? That music still haunts people in 2022.
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What is the significance of the employment figures mentioned?
And let's go to Katie Lee. She is in the marketing department at the Hunter Valley Wine and Tourism Association. She's going to tell us a little bit about these prizes. And a very good morning, Katie.
How is the job market in Australia currently performing?
Welcome back to the podcast.
Oh, good morning, Craig. Thanks for having me back.
Okay, so tell us a little bit, maybe a recap. We spoke on Saturday. There'll be some people that didn't maybe hear that. So just recap that first piece of prize.
For the first piece of this prize, the winner will get to stay at Mercure Resort Hunter Valley Gardens. Now it's two nights accommodation, breakfast included both mornings. Mercure Resort is a four and a half star accommodation. They are a luxury resort. They've got an in-house restaurant called Elements Bar and Dining. They've got a spa on site as well. So Heavenly Hunter Massage offers a range of massages and treatments to compliment your stay there as well. And it's just a short walking distance from the world-famous Hunter Valley Gardens, which is Australia's largest display garden. So you've got access to everything on site. And it's in the heart of the Hunter Valley, in Percolben, access to everything you need during your stay within walking distance or driving distance.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main focus of the podcast episode?
0:02–0:47
2
How can listeners participate in the mortgage stress holiday giveaway?
0:47–1:13
3
What details are provided about the Hunter Valley prize?
1:13–1:24
4
What weather updates are shared for major Australian cities?
1:24–1:55
5
What prizes are included in the Hunter Valley experience?
1:55–3:04
6
How can listeners learn more about Deulius Wines?
3:04–3:39
7
What is the significance of the employment figures mentioned?
3:39–3:51
8
How is the job market in Australia currently performing?
3:51–10:02
Speakers
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