Modelling predicts hospitalisations in Sydney will peak in mid October, and plans are under way to manage care. While in other parts of Australia emergency departments are already under pressure, with no COVID cases in the community. So how will health professionals cope with the next stage of the pandemic? Plus leaving a charitable bequest in your will, and the story of the nation's busiest railway network.
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Folge vom 08.09.2021Managing the pandemic case surge in hospitals
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Folge vom 07.09.2021Living in a 'vaccine economy', twitch and children, and psychicsWhat could life look like in the 'vaccine economy' the Victorian government will be trialling soon? How safe are kids in the gaming community on Twitch? And why do psychics, tarot readers and astrologists reading continue to draw people in?
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Folge vom 06.09.2021How to say no to damaging, people-pleasing tendenciesIt took ABC journalist Grace Jennings-Edquist being admitted to hospital with her four-month-old baby before she realised that her perfectionist, people-pleasing tendencies were making her ill. Her light bulb moment prompted her to write The Yes Woman, a book about why women are more likely to shoulder more than they should and how to say no when the impact of yes becomes too much.
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Folge vom 03.09.2021Lockdowns lead to an edible gardening boom, and a noisy air-con unit turns neighbours frostyAs Spring hits and millions of Australians turn their attention to their gardens, Life Matters explores the latest craze in growing your own produce. Turns out, Australia has a long history of turning to gardening in times of crisis. The Too Hard Basket tackles a neighbour’s noisy air-conditioner.