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Submission to the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion
The Voice of Jeweish women in Australia
Submission to the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion
At the age of 71, one of the greatest shocks of my adult life has been …
Submission to the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion. Julie McCrossin AM
Antisemitism and Christian Churches
Today in history, April 19: Good News Week premiered 30 years ago
The original half-hour Good News Week was a satirical look at the news, in the style of British panel show Have I Got News for You.
Open Face Mask Great Innovation for Cancer Patients
How have the lives of Australian Jewish women changed since the Hamas attack on Israeli civilians, the subsequent Israel-Hamas war and the explosion of antisemitism globally?
Nazis at NSW Parliament House
To see Nazis given permission to demonstrate in front of NSW Parliament House is an abomination.
Reflections on Antisemitism in Australia and What to Do Right Now
What can we do to show care and respect towards Jewish Australians and create educational opportunities for non-Jewish Australians who are willing to listen?
World Radiotherapy Awareness Day – Interview with Prof Sandra Turner & Dr Katie Wakeham
World Radiotherapy Awareness Day is 7 September. Over 200 million people live in a country with no access to radiotherapy.
How Radiation Therapists Shape Patient Experience – Lessons from Kuala Lumpur
AI is offering new opportunities to prioritise communication and patient engagement as we develop new models of care going forward.
Ruptured: Jewish Women in Australia Reflect on Life Post-October 7
How have the lives of Australian Jewish women changed since the Hamas attack on Israeli civilians, the subsequent Israel-Hamas war and the explosion of antisemitism globally?
Remove The Mask: Reducing anxiety and distress for head and neck cancer patients.
Dr Youssef Ben Bouchta PhD Medical Physics Researcher Image X Institute https://image-x.sydney.edu.au/ Host Julie McCrossin AM Media Production Daniel Taylor Head and Neck Cancer Australia https://www.headandneckcancer.org.au/
Innovations in Supportive Care – Patients Tackling Side Effects of Radiation & Chemotherapy
The ASPIRE Study: A observational study which aims to better understand the mechanisms behind cachexia in head and neck cancer. This study is particularly focused on the protein GDF15, which is stress regulated hormone that is a known driver of metabolism. We are exploring how inflammation resulting from chemoradiation may drive its dysregulation, leading to
Shannon Beresford on Planning Ahead for End of Life
Join us for Rainbow Rights in Conversation, an interview series dedicated to empowering LGBTQIA+ South Australian older people and their allies with practical knowledge to age well. In this episode, we delve into the Rainbow Rights Toolkit alongside End of Life Doula and sound therapist Shannon Beresford.