Best Équité Parentale Podcasts (2024)

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Styles of parenting and cross-talking friends 54:35

16h ago54:35

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Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Ep 23: Puberty & Autism Don’t Mix: Navigating Puberty with Our Neurodivergent Kids 44:16

1d ago44:16

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And we’re not going to sugar coat it friends: navigating puberty with neurodivergent kids is rough. And it’s not just because we have to explain to our kids the importance of showering and explaining the function of certain parts of their anatomy in great and uncomfortable detail. Puberty also brings with it some intense emotional and personality c…

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How a family keeps food traditions alive across generations 54:26

1d ago54:26

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Angie Chong, her mother Elizabeth Chong and daughter Tessa Duddy-Chong share their food stories and traditions, and their connection to the dim sim. Plus actor Geraldine Turner on confidence, and the evolution in formal dressing.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Talking About Mental Health with Tara Rolstad 35:05

2d ago35:05

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On today's episode Vernoica Riley (Veronica Riley Training& Consulting; California) talks to Tara Rolstad (Lake Oswego, Oregon) about mental health and self-care in the workplace. Tara is a mental health expert, professional speaker, author, and trained advocate with nearly 15 yearsof experience who helps organizations break open powerful conversat…

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Creating genuinely caring cultures in health care & Leslie Jamison's Splinters 54:20

3d ago54:20

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Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Ep42: Sepsis, Early Detection and Hope Through Diagnosis: with Dr. Robert Scoggins 51:28

3d ago51:28

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It’s time to get to grips with sepsis. The statistics are stark: sepsis is killing 250,000 people in our country every year - and yet we’re still only getting to grips with why it happens, how we can identify it, and how we ensure effective treatment. On a mission to better our understanding is Dr. Robert Scoggins, a leading figure in pulmonary and…

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Episode #116: Understanding Auditory Comprehension with Janet Patterson 39:03

3d ago39:03

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Interviewer info Lyssa Rome is a speech-language pathologist in the San Francisco Bay Area. She is on staff at the Aphasia Center of California, where she facilitates groups for people with aphasia and their care partners. She owns an LPAA-focused private practice and specializes in working with people with aphasia and other neurogenic communicatio…

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Navigating Dating After Divorce, with Relationship Coach Laurie Gerber 34:57

3d ago34:57

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Jaime's joined by life and relationship coach Laurie Gerber to explore the exciting, yet scary topic of dating post-divorce. From breaking free from past relationship patterns to rebuilding confidence and self-esteem, Laurie offers practical strategies to overcome common fears and challenges individuals face when re-entering the dating scene. Find …

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When trauma becomes linked to a particular place & doping, boycotts, and gold at the Olympics 54:35

4d ago54:35

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Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Why small talk matters and are your glasses really making your eyes lazier 54:35

5d ago54:35

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Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The Role of Legislation in Shaping Idaho's Educational Landscape with David Lent 20:10

7d ago20:10

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In this episode, we grapple with the ever-evolving landscape of schooling and discuss how to modernize the educational experience for the 21st century. Senator Lent shares his insights on key developments from around the country, from school board dynamics and professional development to legislative efforts to revolutionize education funding formul…

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Relationships during a cost of living crisis and my friend's cringe-worthy social media feed 53:42

8d ago53:42

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Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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A sweet history of Australia and the right nutrients for kids 54:34

9d ago54:34

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Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Eliminating Barriers and Making Work More Human: Connecting with Renee Smith 48:37

9d ago48:37

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This week’s edition of On Location comes to you fromWashington and California. Today, Veronica Riley (Veronica Riley Training & Consulting; California) has aconversation with Renee Smith (Founder and CEO of A Human Workplace; Washington). Get to know Renee and learn about her unwavering advocacy for love in the workplace. Listen as they discuss wha…

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Squatting as a response to the housing crisis and the power of exercise 54:35

10d ago54:35

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Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Psychedelic assisted therapy and how to inspire change 54:36

11d ago54:36

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Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Enjoying your own company and keeping your friendships 54:36

12d ago54:36

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Whether you're an introvert or extrovert, everyone can find benefits in solitude, and aloneness doesn't have to equal loneliness. How can you enjoy your own company and build habits around quality solo time? And are we too quick to cull our friends in the name of self care? We look at how to maintain healthy friendships.…

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What does a good life mean? And my friends are breaking up with me. 54:34

15d ago54:34

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What are the elements of a so-called 'good life' and what helps you live one? And is it possible to salvage a relationship with your friend when they decide to break up with you?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Ep 22: Flipping the Lens: the Autistic Experience with Becca Lory Hector 1:11:28

15d ago1:11:28

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Burnout. It’s a word that comes up often in society and is often synonymous with being tired and needing a vacation. But when it comes to neurodivergent folks, autistic burnout can look radically different and have long-lasting effects. In today’s episode, Becca Lory Hector shares her experience of being diagnosed with autism as an adult after an e…

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Ep41: Healthcare From The White House with Dr Don Berwick 47:07

16d ago47:07

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“In the United States we don’t ration medicine, we ration people.” We are honored this week to welcome an esteemed author, pediatrician, educator and co-founder of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, Dr. Don Berwick. Dr. Berwick has dedicated his career to reigniting our healthcare system, to ensure it can meet the needs of disadvantaged peop…

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The growing ethical investing movement and the healing power of strength 56:16

16d ago56:16

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There is a growing movement in the world of finance and advocacy, arguing that making money and doing good don't have to be mutually exclusive. What makes an investment ethical? How do you ensure the companies you're investing in actually do what they say? And how much might you need to participate in this growing marketplace? And how can you start…

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Mastering Our Dialogue: Constructively Navigating Sometimes Difficult Conversations 39:11

16d ago39:11

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How can you constructively navigate sometimes difficultconversations? Coming to you from Illinois and California, join Emily Jernigan of California Department of ChildSupport Services and Pat O’Donnell of YoungWilliams as they discuss the importance of Crucial Conversations with Jasper Jacobs, Training Facilitator from the California Department of …

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Learning to drive after 30 and how to knit a human 54:34

17d ago54:34

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The percentage of drivers passing their probationary license test after 30 is increasing in Australia. But whether it’s finding an understanding teacher, starting on quieter roads, or seeking the help of a psychologist, people eventually find ways to get their licence. What holds some people back and what helps to push them to master the art of dri…

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Episode #115. Next STEPS: In Conversation with Professor Ian Kneebone 44:54

17d ago44:54

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Show Notes - Episode Next STEPS: In conversation with Professor Ian Kneebone Welcome to the Aphasia Access Conversations Podcast. I'm Jerry Hoepner. I'm a professor at the University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire and co-facilitator of the Chippewa Valley Aphasia Camp, Blugold Brain Injury Group, Mayo Brain Injury Group, and Thursday Night Poets. I'm al…

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How to have a good divorce, with Sarah Armstrong 48:01

17d ago48:01

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Jaime is joined by Sarah Armstrong, VP of Global Marketing Operations at Google and author of "The Mom's Guide to a Good Divorce." In this episode, Sarah shares her personal journey of navigating divorce while prioritizing her daughter's well-being and focusing on the mindset of divorce being a positive life change. From managing day-to-day logisti…

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How do women experience pain and a program that's been turning lives around 54:34

18d ago54:34

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Research into women's pain shows that it tends to be more common and sometimes more intense, but when women report it, they can often be dismissed, misdiagnosed, or receive different treatment to men experiencing pain. And Backtrack is an organisation that aims to help at-risk youth turn their lives around - as the program itself turns 18, how has …

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Living like a toddler and finding community in an independent library 54:35

19d ago54:35

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The best model for the good life might not be the CEO but the tiny person playing with blocks and screaming for another episode of Bluey. What can we learn from a toddler's unencumbered approach to life? And more tiny, independent libraries are popping up, each with unique collections. The people starting these libraries say it's a great way of bui…

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How to handle a secret crush and a difficult mother-daughter conversation 54:36

22d ago54:36

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What are the consequences of one-sided love, and how can we move on from it? And in Ask Aunty, can you have a constructive conversation with your adult daughter about the clothes she's choosing to wear?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Respecting our own grief and are conspiracy theories on the rise? 54:36

23d ago54:36

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How can we use rituals, memorials, and other grief practices to give ourselves room to heal, when we lose a pet? And it can feel like the number of conspiracy theories and conspiracy theorists is rising astronomically, but new research suggests it's not that clear cut.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Ep40: Reversing Traditional Incentives, Access To Healthcare and Community: with Dr. Andrea J. Boudreaux 52:14

24d ago52:14

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We need to transition our industry from being about sickness, to being about wellness. Imagine a system that rewarded providers for keeping patients well; that reimbursed practices for patients with better metrics. That’s the type of system dreamt of by this week’s guest, Dr. Andrea J. Boudreaux, Executive Director of Children’s School Services tea…

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A Lesson in Mindfulness and Leadership with Lee Papa 52:05

25d ago52:05

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In today's landscape, there's plenty of obstacles and stress that leaders and staff are facing, and it may be more important than ever to explore the benefits of mindfulness and well-being. In today’s episode, Mariellen Keely (State of Virginia Child Support; Charlottesville, VA) and Veronica Riley (Veronica Riley Training & Consulting; Lodi, Calif…

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Online sports betting and charting a new path in life 54:36

24d ago54:36

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Has online gambling become too central to sports in Australia? Or is a bit of a flutter just a fun part of the game? And, when Qin Qin realised that the path she was on wasn't actually bringing her a lot of joy, she decided to go off-script.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Navigating the child support system and a cadetship that's changing lives 54:35

25d ago54:35

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The formula that helps calculate how much child support parents are paid is being reviewed, over concerns that it no longer reflects the true costs of raising a child. And a cadetship program that has been working with people who have lived in social housing to help them gain qualifications and long-term employment.…

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Living your best life, how to blend a family 54:36

26d ago54:36

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It can feel sometimes like you're on a treadmill, getting through the routine of regular tasks. But what if you could bring more meaning into your daily life? Plus how to be a good step parent, and make a successful blended family.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Literacy to Leadership: Sydnee Dickson's Vision for Utah's Schools 1:02:35

29d ago1:02:35

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In this episode of Swimming Upstream, host Tom Luna interviews Sydnee Dickson, the State Superintendent of Utah, a leader steering education toward a future as bright as the minds she's nurturing. From humble beginnings in a two-room schoolhouse to modern classrooms, Sydnee shares how personalization is key to educational growth. We'll navigate thr…

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Neurodiverse Families and the Many Faces of Isolation [Replay] 45:46

28d ago45:46

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Isolation and loneliness are realities for parenting raising humans with neurodiversity. We’ve experienced both and know how difficult it can be through the many ages and stages of our kids’ lives. In today’s episode, we talk all about isolation and loneliness and their impact on neurodiverse families. We go into the data behind it, share stories r…

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The changing nature of the mother-daughter relationship 54:36

29d ago54:36

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Mothers can be the centre of your world when you're a child, but that relationship has twists and turns over the life span. Author Susan Johnson talks about her mother and we hear your stories as well. Plus how to handle an awkward comment from your child about your friendship with another parent.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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How menopause is transforming your brain and how young is too young for the the gym 54:34

30d ago54:34

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It's now clear that during menopause, women's brains undergo significant changes. But world-renowned neuroscientist Dr Lisa Mosconi says that with the right treatment and support, women can emerge from this period with renewed and enhanced brains rather than depleted ones. And is the gym the right place for teenagers or pre-teens to be working out?…

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Ep39: Rural Healthcare, Vulnerability, and Community with Dr David Schreiner 50:46

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It’s time to talk about rural healthcare. Enter this week’s guest, Dr. David Schreiner, PhD, who is fresh off the press with his new book Be The Best Part of Their Day. As President and CEO of Katherine Shaw Bethea Hospital in Dixon, Illinois, David knows the intricacies of delivering healthcare in rural communities with compassion and efficacy. An…

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Improving Collaboration on International Child Support Cases 40:01

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Today’s program comes to you from Chicago, Illinois; Heidelberg, Germany; Victoria, British Columbia, Canada; and Rancho Cordova, CA. Join Pat O’Donnell (YoungWilliams) as she hosts Thomas Meysen (SOCLES International Centre for Socio-Legal Studies), Hannah Roots (Hannah Roots Law) and Kristen Erickson Donadee (Chief Deputy Director, CA Child Depar…

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Why is the ATO pursuing old debts? And what impact does the vagus nerve have on our stress? 54:36

1M ago54:36

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Two federal ombudsmen have released a critical report on the manner in which the Australian Tax Office has pursued old debts that had previously been 'written off'. Why, in some cases, are these debts reappearing after more than a decade? And what does the evidence say about the impact of the vagus nerve on stress levels.…

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Demystifying Equitable Distribution 34:03

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In this episode, Jaime Davis and her colleague Melissa Essick delve into the intricacies of asset division during divorce proceedings, dispelling common misconceptions and offering expert guidance for navigating the process effectively. They discuss defining marital assets and debts, exploring crucial factors considered by the courts, and provide i…

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Co-operative housing and an adventure leads to love 54:35

1M ago54:35

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Co-operative housing makes up around 22 percent of housing in Sweden, but it constitutes less than one percent of housing in Australia. Could it become a bigger part of the housing solution here? And when Matty Hannon set out on a solo trip from the top of Alaska to the bottom of Patagonia, he was expecting an adventure. What he found was love, and…

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The psychology of fads and the changing face of churches 54:35

1M ago54:35

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Why do we keep falling for fads again and again, and what can we expect from the future of trends? And while church attendance has declined over the decades, parishioners are still gathering. So, how have churches themselves transformed?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Dealing with shame and an upselling hairdresser 56:37

1M ago56:37

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Exploring strategies to help you overcome shame or embarrassment. And how do you handle the pressure when you're at the salon and your hairdresser suggests extra products and treatments while you're in the chair?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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How much protein do you really need? And what can whales teach us about being human? 54:36

1M ago54:36

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What does protein actually do and how do you know if you’re getting the right amount? And wildlife scientist Vanessa Pirotta shares her passion for whales and explores what it is about the adventures of these massive creatures that resonates with us so deeply.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The Future of Systems with Child Support 37:09

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Today’s episode comes to you from Washington DC and Alaska, where Tim Lightner (from Anchorage, Alaska) hosts Raghavan Varadachari from the Federal Office of Child Support Services (better known as OCSS). He is joining us to have a conversation about the future of child support systems – a topic of interest to many in the child support community --…

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The rise of electric vehicles and concerns over flight safety 54:32

1M ago54:32

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Even before new policies to support electric vehicles are implemented, there has been a shift in consumer purchasing, with EV sales doubling in 2023. What factors have the most influence over consumers decisions around low-emissions vehicles? And is the recent run of incidents on Boeing planes just a random run of bad luck? Or something to factor i…

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Tackling depression in aged care and reducing early births 54:35

1M ago54:35

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People in aged care face some of the highest risks of depression in our community. But new Australian research shows there may be simple solutions with enormous potential to help, if they're properly implemented. And Every Week Counts, has been working to reduce early births and pre-term births before week 37. The people behind the campaign believe…

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How do we prevent sexual harassment and is there a future for cash? 54:35

1M ago54:35

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New data from Our Watch reveals that more than two in five women, and just over a quarter of men, experienced sexual harassment at work in the past five years. Australian law says it's on workplaces to prevent sexual harassment, so how can that actually be done? And the demand for cash is declining. Yet some are concerned about the charges we pay a…

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