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A new study published by the Royal Australasian College of Physicians has found some startling results for Cancer sufferers who experience cancer and treatment related chronic fatigue (CRF). A tailored exercise program has been tested on a variety of cancer patients and it was found to physically and mentally dramatically improve the cancer related fatigue. …
Australia is grappling with a shortage of language interpreters , which is impacting essential support services for NDIS clients from culturally and linguistically, also known as CALD diverse backgrounds. According to the NDIS’ 2022-2023 quarterly report, the total number of CALD participants is over 54,000, while less than 3,000 interpreters are currently contracted to TIS …
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While some may believe more immediate issues such as cost of living crisis and climate change need more emphasis rather than AI replacing jobs. Recent research conducted by Faethm by Pearson found that AI could replace over 1.3 million jobs in Australia by 2027. Why are some jobs getting replaced by AI and how that’s …
Over 4.4 million Australians facing communication and swallowing difficulties that impact their quality of life. These difficulties encompass a range of issues that hinder their ability to interact effectively and consume food safely. As a result, addressing these challenges is crucial for enhancing the well-being and daily experiences of this substantial portion of the Australian …
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A new community network in the Pilbara will host a vigil tomorrow to show their opposition against the company Woodside Energy. Woodside has been granted permission to do seismic blasting at the Burrup Hub’s shores, potentially damaging ecosystems and marine life. Image: supplied by Pilbara Climate Network Produced By: Eduardo Jordan Featured In Story: Rachel …
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A new study shows that Australian workers are being underpaid around $850 million each year, causing the country to lose economic activity. The research, based on Fair Work Ombudsman audits spanning a considerable timeframe, revealed notable breaches of regulations in a significant portion of audited businesses. These findings point to challenges faced by a considerable …
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We’re more aware about the COP meetings organised by the United Nations, where world leaders discuss how to act on the climate crisis. This year, the COP meeting will be in Dubai, UAE. The Albanese government has also expressed their interest in hosting a COP meeting in Australia and committing on more climate action targets, …
This August marks Multicultural Queensland Month, and this time each year provides an opportunity to celebrate the cultural and linguistically diverse communities that make up the population, reflect on their experiences and feelings of inclusion and understand how to move forward when addressing community concerns and issues. Particularly impactful are initiatives created by former refugees themselves, as …