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The Stag Roar Podcast The Stag Roar: Life Less Ordinary
I want to explore what makes someone successful as well as explore their challenges!
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I want to get in touch with what defines people as an individual! I put a New Zealand number 8 wire mentality to podcasting!

17/09/2026

The Proof of Concept Fiordland Wapiti Foundation SikaFoundation James Meager MP

16/09/2026

Our Game Species hold Cultural, Social and Recreational Value James Meager MP

15/09/2026

A Natural Fit James Meager MP

13/09/2026

You can’t always fix a persons problem, but you can listen. James Meager MP Minister for Hunting and Fishing Out tomorrow!

Ep340 of 🦌The Stag Roar Podcast🦌 is available with Hamiora Gibson We caught up with Sam at the 4x4 Outdoor Expo Check ou...
08/09/2026

Ep340 of 🦌The Stag Roar Podcast🦌 is available with Hamiora Gibson We caught up with Sam at the 4x4 Outdoor Expo Check out Sam’s New Book and of course the Eastern Whio Link

👆🏻Link in bio ☝🏽Audio 👂 available where all podcasts are heard Spotify Pocket Casts stitcher podcasts & YouTube

06/09/2026

The 4x4 Outdoor Expo at Wolfbrook Arena was a celebration of some of the baddest rigs you could see in NZ. But it was also a chance to celebrate and care for the wild places these amazing vehicles can take you. It was epic to have the opportunity to catch up with Hamiora Gibson who’s new book ‘A Bushman’s Book of Yarns” is out and available now!

26/07/2026

Prescription Sunglasses are worth their weight in gold these crisp winters mornings ❄️ ☀️ 😎

Many people become anxious when they hear the word "cataract," but cataracts are not a disease in the way many imagine. ...
01/07/2026

Many people become anxious when they hear the word "cataract," but cataracts are not a disease in the way many imagine. In reality, they are a natural part of the lifelong journey of the eye's lens.

As children, our natural crystalline lens is remarkably flexible. It constantly changes shape to help us focus on objects both near and far. This ability, known as accommodation, allows children to read comfortably even at very close distances.

Over time, however, the lens gradually stiffens. By our mid-forties, many people notice they need reading glasses as the lens can no longer adjust as easily. This normal age-related change is called presbyopia.

As the years pass, the lens continues to evolve. It may become less transparent, leading to increased glare, reduced contrast, difficulties with night driving, and more frequent changes in spectacle prescriptions. These changes are what we know as cataracts.

The reassuring news is that modern cataract surgery is one of the most successful procedures performed anywhere in medicine. During surgery, the cloudy natural lens is removed and replaced with a clear artificial lens. Today's technology allows surgeons to select lens options that can often reduce dependence on glasses while restoring clearer vision.

In New Zealand, decisions about cataract surgery are based on more than an eye chart. Factors such as driving, falls risk, independence, social engagement, and overall quality of life are also considered.

The important message is that cataracts are not something to fear. They are a common and expected part of ageing, and modern eye care provides excellent options to help people continue seeing the world clearly and confidently throughout their lives.

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10/06/2026

Dan Does Double Hamstring Debacle

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