Moruya Mail

13/07/2025

13/07/2025

13/07/2025

🚦Maisie Place Motorsport Moruya 🚦

She Builds It. She Races It. She Runs It. 🛠️🏁

Meet Maisie Place — Our Latest Podcast Guest.

At 25, she’s already got more creds than most dream of:
✅ Qualified mechanic
✅ Race team owner
✅ Competitive driver
✅ Voice for women in motorsport

You’ll catch her throwing down in the RX8 Cup Series and going full-send at events like the Bathurst 6 Hour and Germany’s savage Nürburgring 24-Hour with Ric Shaw Racing.

She’s not here to play nice—she’s here to shift the game.

12/07/2025

So much building in the last year since the sod turning

12/07/2025

12/07/2025

Alberta Blue is out now!
Streaming link - https://gyro.to/AlbertaBlue

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11/07/2025

11/07/2025

11/07/2025

We are really proud to be doing our little bit for local, original content. This 'Starfish Sessions' show puts the spotlight over some local talent. 'Flavuh' have fast become a post-punk, high energy force in these parts over the last few years. A bunch of young lads that work bloody hard refining their sound. They are never satisfied until every last punter is front and center, dripping with sweat. Supported by local youngsters 'Train Street' and 'Exit Smiling'. Tix are only $15 for this show. Three bands, $15. Get em from Humanitix

11/07/2025

Germany is actively installing solar panels on highway noise barriers, turning them into dual-purpose structures that reduce traffic noise and generate clean energy. According to pv magazine, researchers at Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems have developed five different photovoltaic designs that integrate directly into sound-absorbing walls. These systems are now being field-tested and include options for new construction, retrofits, and add-on installations. Some designs even use transparent acoustic absorbers on the front side of the solar modules, while others mount conventional panels vertically or atop the barriers.

The potential is massive. A study commissioned by Germany’s Federal Ministry for Digital Affairs and Transport found that up to 4.2 gigawatts of solar capacity could be installed on sound barriers alone, with a total of 48 gigawatts possible along federal highways when including other roadside structures. These installations don’t require extra land, making them a smart solution for densely populated areas where space is limited.

11/07/2025