Episodes
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In this edition of the Conversation Hour we look at why more people are working a second job, the challenges associated with the juggle, and what you are legally obliged to tell your boss about your other work.
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From understanding how food is grown to the issue of food waste – in this edition of The Conversation Hour we look at why we need to educate kids about food systems.
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In this edition of The Conversation Hour we look at the broader social implications of what would happen if cash was phased out.
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These days the average hospital stay after giving birth is 2 to 3 days, it used to be 5-7 days. In this edition of The Conversation Hour we look at how we can best support mothers coming out of hospital and ensure that there is equitable access to care.
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As we approach the Easter holidays and many of us get ready to board flights, in this edition of The Conversation Hour the team discuss how we behave on our planes and in our airports.
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Gen X is often overlooked in generation debates, so who are they, and where are they now?
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Some say op shops are pricing out the people who need them the most, but are the costs a justifiable way of raising funds to support other critical ventures such as the food from soup vans?
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Menopause can have a debilitating impact on women's lives and barriers to treatment are not helping. So, why is there a global shortage and what does it say about how we treat women's health issues?
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In this edition of The Conversation Hour the team talk what it takes to create a welcoming and inclusive environment in sport clubs and what actually works in changing concerning behaviours.
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From trying to educate ourselves and do the right thing — have we created a fear around what is good and bad food and when we are allowed to eat it?
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In this edition of The Conversation, we throw the spotlight on the health of hospitality in Victoria. Have our cafes, restaurants and pubs recovered or are some struggling to get a foothold again? And what needs to happen to ensure a thriving industry in Victoria?
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From dismissing women's pain in the medical fraternity to understanding the impact of gender bias in medical research, in this edition of The Conversation Hour the team look at the impact of a male -centric health care system and what needs to change to ensure better health outcomes for women.
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Orchardist Guy Gaeta has recently told a senate inquiry into supermarkets that there won't be any family farms left within 5 to 10 years, and that all that will be left are corporate farms. In this edition of The Conversation Hour the team discuss the outlook for family farms and ask whether they are still being passed down.
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From safety concerns to the broader environmental impact, in this edition of The Conversation Hour the team look why we might need to curb our love of a big car.
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We can all have a bad night's sleep but what happens if it goes on for years? In this edition of The Conversation Hour we talk insomnia, from what causes it to how to treat it.
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There is a small but growing movement of people who are pooling their resources with friends to create their own retirement village.
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In this edition of The Conversation Hour we hear the stories and experiences of migrant women living in Victoria to mark International Women's Day.
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From registration fees, uniforms, to petrol, when we look at the cost of living crisis, is sport the first thing to go? The implications of kids not being able to afford to play sport are wide spread and don't just impact the individual family they impact us all as a community.
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If you were diagnosed with a life-threatening illness and offered a clinical trial, would you take it? If you wanted to be on one that wasn't offered up front would you know how to access one? In this edition of The Conversation Hour the team explore how clinical trials work and what needs to happen to ensure there is improved equity of access.
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From assessing fire and flood risks to understanding the ecological impact, in this edition of The Conversation Hour, the team explore how much we really know about where we build.
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