As public school teachers in NSW go on strike for the first time in a decade, we explore what might keep more people interested in teaching. And, with dog ownership on the rise around the country, we think about how Australia can become a more pet-friendly nation. Also, what are the Productivity Commission's new recommendations about our rights to repair?
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Folge vom 07.12.2021Valuing teachers, pet friendly places and the right to repair
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Folge vom 06.12.2021Treading lightly on the planet this ChristmasIt’s been a year to remember, or possibly forget. Either way, end-of-year festivities could take on an extra intensity this time around. But without a bit of planning, we can all end up throwing away unused food and unwanted gifts. Fear not, advice is at hand on how to stop this happening.
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Folge vom 03.12.2021Passwords, play and the working lives of people with disability in WAPlay isn’t just for children. Can adults reap similar mental and physical health benefits using seniors exercise parks? Plus, the working lives of people with disability in Broome, WA. And what do you do when a club member resigns and takes the passwords with them?
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Folge vom 02.12.2021Trolling transparency, your brain and work, treating eating addictionWill proposed anti-trolling legislation do the job in curbing online bullying and abuse? How our brains could be sabotaging our ability to work well, and the complexities of treating addictive overeating.