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Supporting sleep in young babies – free Tresillian group enrolling now
Sleep and getting enough of it for both you and a new baby can be such a challenge. Help is at hand here in Moruya – it’s a free Tresillian group specifically developed for parents of young babies 0 to 20 weeks, and expectant parents. You’ll receive information on infant communication, sleep patterns, settling options in a supportive discussion group. …
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How to safely resume your exercise routine after recovering from COVID-19
Paige Cockburn, ABC News reporter investigates when you should resume exercise post COVID-19 – she asks experts what to expect and will it be good for you?
Getting moving again after recovering from COVID-19 is no walk in the park for some people and experts warn that pushing yourself too hard, too soon, can be detrimental to your recovery.
Even those with peak levels of fitness who only suffer mild COVID-19 symptoms can be overcome with exhaustion and struggle to get moving after their infection.
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The Uluru Statement must be core to promises made by all parties in the lead-up to the federal election
At this federal election, change that tinkers at the edges is not good enough say The Lowitja Institute’s Janine Mohamed and Rosemary Smith.The full implementation of the Uluru Statement, and its call for Voice, Treaty and Truth would be a huge step forward. This would be an opportunity to address the health inequity between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and non-Indigenous Australians.
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With surgery waitlists in crisis and a workforce close to collapse, why haven’t we had more campaign promises about health?
Why are political parties and voters so apathetic to the health-care debate? Writing in The Conversation this month, Macquarie University’s Henry Cutler and Jeffrey Braithwaite ask why there isn’t more healthcare debate and what are the major parties offering?
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