Life Matters looks at the amount and type of media attention given to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, compared to other global conflicts, re-evaluating relationships with relatives, the experts explain when you should cut ties with family and how author Alex Mangano created a fictional yak to help explain food intolerance to children

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Folge vom 09.03.2022Questioning our biases in war coverage, resolving family conflict and how a yak is helping kids understand food intolerance
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Folge vom 08.03.2022Getting in touch with your power, menopause in the workplace and songwriter Lo CarmenPublic speaker and author Kemi Nekvapil explains how to take control of our lives, gender experts talk about what a menstrual policy at work could look like and songwriter Lo Carmen reflects on the self-inventing women who have inspired her.
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Folge vom 07.03.2022Extraordinary compassion in the face of catastropheDuring a disaster or tragedy, it's heartening to see how many people selflessly lend a hand. That charitable spirit has been demonstrated across northern NSW and south-east Queensland, with volunteers and community members alike pitching in to help. Life Matters shares your stories of acts of kindness.
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Folge vom 04.03.2022Why the Gonski Review failed, and the latest flood emergency highlights the value of regional newspapersTen years since the release of the Gonski Review, education experts argue that its failure was more in the implementation than the design. But there are important lessons to be learnt from the last decade. Also, the value of local regional newspapers highlighted by this week’s floods, and in The Too Hard Basket, do you intervene in fights between other people’s children?