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Calls for funding boost to support older Australians with digital in-home care

Technology already plays a huge role in society, however a number of experts are pushing to insert technology into the lives of older Australians to help with independence and quality of life. Smart phones, watches and rings can be used by healthcare professionals to monitor the wellbeing of people from their homes instead of needing …

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Nuclear actions from government in the spotlight with FOI requests

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Last month Parliament House quietly selected the Osborne Naval Shipyard to be a nuclear dump zone, with little public engagement. But, the saga about nuclear waste dumps and AUKUS continues. A Former Senator from South Australia is investigating how the Federal government is processing AUKUS thanks to Freedom of Information requests. Former Senator Rex Patrick, …

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Rebels in Syria take Aleppo

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Syrian Rebels led by the Islamist group Hayat Tahrir Al Shams (HTS), have captured the city of Aleppo, the second largest city in Syria. The recent events deals a major blow to Bashar Al Assad’s grip on Syria, and is a new chapter in the ongoing Syrian Civil War. The takeover has led to joy …

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The South Korean State of Emergency

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Overnight, South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law in a last-ditch attempt to retain political control. As President Yoon receives more and more disdain from the public from various scandals in a government controlled by the opposition as of the recent election, he justified the use of martial law by using it as …

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Impact of Gambling on Domestic Violence

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Most Australians have seen the pokies at their local pub. Many would walk past the vibrant lights and sounds, softly muted by glass doors with golden VIP letters on the front. Although gambling occurs regularly and frequently at non-harmful levels. There are some severe cases that can be identified as a gambling problem. Following recent …

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Private Health Insurance Surge linked to Mental Health

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In a recent media release from Private Healthcare Australia, CEO Dr Rachel David has stated that “More than 300,000 Australian’s have taken out hospital cover in the year to September 30 with a 5% jump in young people aged under 30 pushing this growth”. Ongoing concerns in youth mental health since the onset of the …

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Social Media age ban could impact regional Australians

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The social media age ban announced by the Federal Government last week will prohibit Australians under the age of 16 from accessing social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat. The ban, which passed the parliament with bipartisan support, is intended to combat mental health issues caused by social media use, as well as …

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Spotting fake charity scams this festive season

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As the festive season approaches, Australians are being urged to stay vigilant against fake charity scams. The Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) warns that scammers often exploit the public’s generosity during this time. I speak with commissioner of ACNC, Sue Woodward, about ways you to spot non legitimate charities. Produced By: Moemina Shukur Featured …

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