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Increase in home care packages a good start and supporting kids with chronic illness in remote Australia

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Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world.

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May 21, 2024

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Life Matters is your guide to contemporary Australian life. Be part of rich conversations on relationships, family, parenting, education, work, health and consumer issues.

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Overcoming loneliness: Feelings of loneliness and disconnection have soared since the pandemic, and more than half of Australians say they're feeling more lonely than ever. So, how can we learn to embrace time alone without feeling lonely? Also, how do you navigate a friendship with a couple when they break up, especially when one of them starts seeing someone new? by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Children in public spaces, donating in tough times: South Korea is creating spaces where children are excluded completely - is that a useful or fair thing to do? Plus the importance of giving when times are tough, and for NAIDOC week, marking 21 years of live prison radio with Beyond the Bars. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Containing work stress: When you come home, how do you go just shedding all the stress related to work at the front door? If the work-life boundary gets blurry, it can have really bad impacts on our mental and physical wellbeing, so what can we do to reduce work stress? Also, how to handle a friend who's a troll. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Challenging the body mass index, are we really less kind?: Experts are beginning to turn away from the body mass index as a measure of health. Why is it seen as problematic and what's the alternative? Plus preserving our digital history, and what makes us think people are becoming more unkind? by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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The age of retirement: The age to access the age pension has increased to 67 years old, with some reports suggesting it will eventually need to rise to 70. Should age be the only thing that defines our access to the age pension, or do we need to think about other factors, like occupation and means testing? by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Can you learn to manage your fear?: When we're confronted by new challenges, it's our primeval response to feel fear. To want to back off. But is it good for us to try new things? And are there ways we can learn to better understand and outsmart our automatic reaction to fear? Also, what do you do if your futsal teammate is so intense, he's ruining the game for everyone? by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Indigenous place names and the history of the diamond ring: What are the benefits of dual-naming traditional place names as part of healing and reconciliation? Plus, why diamonds are no longer a newlyweds best friends. And, creating community from the ground up. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Handling difficult people and a decline in high school graduation: How to get the people who don't respect your boundaries and generally make you feel terrible out of your life. And is our school system set up so that all students have the best chance of making it all the way through? by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Taking control of strata levies, and the mechanics of a referendum: How can you manage the rising cost of strata levies? Then, unpacking the mechanics of a referendum. Plus, dealing with anxiety. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Should the government fund major sporting events: The Victorian Government cited a massive cost blowout when it withdrew from hosting the 2026 Commonwealth Games, but does this signal an end to major sporting events in Australia, or is it specific to these Games? by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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How to find your chosen family: For some of us, our families of origin might show up the way we need them to. But, if that's not the case, we may have found a group of friends we feel more 'at home' with than anyone else. How do we go about finding these 'chosen families', and how do we continue to nourish them as we age? Also, if your partner isn't picking up their share of the domestic load, how do you confront them about it? by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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'Trauma on a page' The Royal Commission into the robodebt scheme hands down its report: "Robodebt was a crude and cruel mechanism, neither fair nor legal, and it made many people feel like criminals." That was the scathing assessment by Commissioner Catherine Holmes in her overview of the Royal Commission into the robodebt scheme. Will the recommendations in the commission's report prevent something similar from happening in the future? by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Are mindfulness apps bad for mental health? And a John Farnham musical takes the stage: Mental health and mindfulness apps are one of the fastest growing sectors of the trillion dollar wellness market but how likely are they to do what they're promising? And could they actually make your symptoms worse? And a musical in which three different John Farnhams travel back in time to teach you about their lives. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Protecting whistleblowers, men opening up to other men: What protections would you like to see for people who call out misconduct? Plus surveys show Gen Z workers often don't have the tech skills for the job. And The Mens Table is bringing men together to talk about their feelings, build connections and combat social isolation. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Challenging misinformation: The Australian Federal Government has introduced legislation to combat misinformation and disinformation on social media, but who should have the responsibility to decide what we see online? by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Big questions about fatherhood: A proposed new law in Israel would allow the parents of soldiers who die at war to retrieve sperm from their deceased sons' bodies to create 'future grandchildren'. What are the ethical considerations at play? And in the first episode of Modern Dads, Hugh van Cuylenburg talks to Professor Rob Moodie about the small triumphs and big lessons of fatherhood. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Climate-proofing our homes and communities: Against a trend of extreme weather events that scientists warn is likely to continue or escalate, what can we do to protect our own homes and communities? by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Learning to value our friendships: As we experience both the happy and sad events of our lives, not only do our friends ground us and comfort us, they also teach us valuable lessons. What are some of the life lessons that come from our friendships? And do we always value them enough? Also, can you uninvite someone to your wedding? by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Eating your way to cognitive decline and a story of love: New research is showing that ultra-processed food could be having a major impact on our minds. And Sam Drummond shares the story of his childhood and everything his mum gave up just so he and his brother 'had a shot'. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Should we be worried about the future of the arts?: The pandemic was a massive blow for Australia's arts scene, and recovery has been slow, with rocketing costs for patrons, artists and crew alike. With the recent cancellation of major festivals and events, what does the future hold for the arts in Australia? Plus, we look at how COVID kids might adapt to a post-pandemic world. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Will self-exclusion be enough to end problem gambling?: A new scheme called BetStop came into effect this week and it's aiming to help problem gamblers block themselves from betting on the phone and online. But does it go far enough? Gestational diabetes can be serious but experts believe it's being over-diagnosed, and the treatments could be doing more harm to those without the condition. Plus, learn about the science behind the ever-growing flavours of craft beers. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Changes to your viewing habits and NAPLAN results: What will the future economics of the screen industry look like? Changes to NAPLAN results, plus could tiny homes play a role in easing the housing crisis? by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Preventing family violence: We know men's violence against women is a national crisis. But what does it take to prevent domestic and family violence? Then, how sensory experiences can help lift your mood. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Inflammation and your health, Rachel Ward on her regenerative farm: Inflammation is cited as a factor in various diseases, why is that and what do we really know about it? Plus actor Rachel Ward reveals her new passion for regenerative farming, and roboticist Marita Cheng on writing a book for girls using AI. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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The cost of living is still biting. Why are we still here?: It's been more than 18 months since the RBA started raising interest rates to combat soaring inflation. Australians feeling the pinch might have hoped for some financial relief by now. So what's taking so long? Will the end ever be in sight? We take your questions. If you've ever felt that hospitals are a cold, intimidating environment, know you're not alone. Meet the organisation using arts to transform health care culture, and make hospital environments more kind. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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How to deal with jealousy, and how often you should visit your parents: We all get jealous sometimes, what matters is how you deal with it. We look at ways to change your thinking, and other tips for managing your feelings when the green-eyed monster rears its head. And Too Hard Basketeers James Colley and Urvi Majumdar tackle a very modern dilemma for adults - How often should we be visiting our parents? With family, work, social and other towering commitments, how can you make time for your ageing parents, especially when they live far away? by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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How your personality changes as you age: We've long believed our personalities are fixed, but new research is finding that some traits shift as we get older. For example, we're likely to become less extroverted, but more agreeable. Learn how to navigate these changes in yourself and your loved ones. Plus, sex educator and best selling author Cory Silverberg on what sex ed can teach kids about being their best selves. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Taking care of others and not neglecting yourself: All relationships take sacrifices, and doing things for others can make us feel good. But it can also become a one-way-street. So, how can meet the needs of others while also looking after our own needs? Also, what to do about a stingy friend who always makes you pick up the tab. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Fixing the housing crisis, plus the power of libraries: Who should pay to fix the housing crisis? Then, are individual virtues ruining our democracy? Plus, the power of libraries. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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The psychology of being a fan, and why you shouldn't announce a pregnancy at someone else's wedding: What makes a superfan so devoted? And why spend all that time and money on your favourite artist? Turns out there are plenty of psychological benefits to being a fan, according to psychologist and Dolly Parton-fan Chris Cheers. Plus, we take some family wedding drama out of the Too Hard Basket, and find out whether it's ever ok to announce your pregnancy at a family member's wedding with comedians Adam Rozenbachs and Mish Wittrup. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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The myths of only children and adult-onset food allergies: Myths about only children have persisted for decades despite being debunked time and time again. Why do they linger, and what are the outcomes for "onlies"? And adults can get food allergies too - why does it happen and how can we avoid it? by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Taking risks and a tricky work bathroom conversation: Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Protecting bank services in regional areas and keeping your hearing healthy: Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Speaking to our children about consent and lifestyle changes to avoid frailty in older age: Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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A Greek-Australian history of food & the development of free time: Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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What resilience really means and dads dealing with empty nest syndrome: Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Radical honesty and having your name used in a book: Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Will the budget ease cost of living pressures? And why you should get lost in your own town: Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Calls for increased childcare subsidies and libraries concerned about book bans: Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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How anticipating happiness leads to a joyful life & why luxury fragrance sales are booming in a cost-of-living crisis: Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Why we find it hard to ask for help, and splitting the bill with a fussy freeloader: Many of us struggle to ask for help when we need it, even when most people we love are willing to support us. So what holds us back, and how do you ask for the help you need without overstepping? Plus, Jenny Tian and Suren Jayemanne unpick an annoying lunch encounter for Ask Aunty. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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How hummus led to a new life path and disappearing inside an investment firm: Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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How to raise respectful, non-violent men & being passionate about work: Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Making tertiary education more affordable and reflections on grief and love: Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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The power of social prescribing and how semaglutide affects fertility: Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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The story your clothes tell: Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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How did lamb become one of our most cherished national foods? And can job sharing work for senior roles?: Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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What do we know about long COVID?: Professor Steven Faux shares what we know, and what we still need to know, about the symptoms, the treatment, and the policies around Long Covid. And Bryan Washington talks about food as an act of caring and the way that our relationship with certain meals can be defined by our personal relationships. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Ending violence against women and the warning signs of a cult: Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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How a family keeps food traditions alive across generations: Angie Chong, her mother Elizabeth Chong and daughter Tessa Duddy-Chong share their food stories and traditions, and their connection to the dim sim. Plus actor Geraldine Turner on confidence, and the evolution in formal dressing. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Creating genuinely caring cultures in health care & Leslie Jamison's Splinters: Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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When trauma becomes linked to a particular place & doping, boycotts, and gold at the Olympics: Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world. by Life Matters - Full program podcast
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