Supporting Aussies with a Disability in Regional Communities

Australians living with a disability in rural, regional and remote communities are struggling to access the same support services as those in metropolitan areas.  Around 1 in 6 Australians are currently living with a disability, and a recent increase in service demand under the NDIS means growing challenges associated with recruiting and retaining support workers …

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Rehabilitation experts share the benefits of Equine Therapy

From guide dogs to emotional support animals, the use of animals for emotional and physical support has been a popular therapy for decades. However, there is one four-legged friend that specifically helps people to take back the reins when navigating addiction and mental health conditions.  Equine Assisted Therapy is the practice of using horses as …

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Australia indirectly funding fossil fuels with MDBs: report

A new report from ActionAid Australia and Jubilee Australia revealed Australia is indirectly investing in fossil fuels through its aid program. Australia’s share of the fossil fuel financing is estimated up to 828 million dollars through several multilateral development banks, such as the World Bank. The report released recommendations Australia can do to demand these …

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World Haemochromatosis Week kicks off

This week Haemochromatosis Week kicked off, raising awareness about the most common genetic and underdiagnosed condition in Australia. Haemochromatosis is a condition of inherited iron overload, causing symptoms such as chronic fatigue and joint aches.  Image: Buildings in cities across Australia will turn red to raise awareness of haemochromatosis. Image supplied Produced By: Eduardo Jordan …

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