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The ladder out of depression with psychiatrist Ian Hickie
Professor Ian Hickie has spent decades trying to understand clinical depression. Where does it come from? What role do genes play? And most importantly – what works to release its chokehold?
The ladder out of depression with psychiatrist Ian Hickie
Professor Ian Hickie has spent decades trying to understand clinical depression. Where does it come from? What role do genes play? And most importantly â what works to release its chokehold?
John Gaden's golden run
John Gaden on turning his back on law and landing on the stage
John Gaden's golden run
John Gaden on turning his back on law and landing on the stage
Emmanuel Stamatakis: Sydney University Physical Activity Professor on small everyday activities reducing cancer risk
A suggestion that long workouts aren't essential for those looking to improve their health.
Australian researchers have discovered three or four minutes of incidental high intensity movement a day is enough to reduce cancer risk.
Sydney University Physical Activity Professor Emmanuel Stamatakis told Heather du Plessis-Allan that it can be small every day activities that will help.
He says that can be things like power walking, carrying groceries, and climbing the stairs.
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Friday March 10: Greg Inglis Gets Honest About Racism In The Game & Slams The "Shit" Latrell Mitchell Incident
Today on Footy Talk the players are in as Greg Inglis, Connor Watson & James Graham all jump in the studio. Sadly the guys have to talk about the racial attack that happened to Latrell Mitchell during last nights clash against the Panthers.
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en-AUMarch 10, 2023
EPISODE 21: Rise of the Highlanders
From rugby battlers to reigning Shute Shield Premiers, the Gordon Highlanders have a long history of achievement but a recent one of survival and reinvention. We talk to club stalwart and Gordon rugby life member Peter Sherwood about how the club went from being on the brink of insolvency and struggling for numbers to now being one of Sydney club rugbys power houses.
Along the way we get a history lesson, discuss the current controversy around the SRUs plans to impose new conditions that might impact Western Sydney clubs, the latest news on former Gordon head coach Darren Coleman's offer to coach the Waratahs and just what direction NSW rugby and perhaps even Australia broadly should be going in order to keep up with the changing sporting climate. Plenty of lessons to learn from the Gordon experience. Dig in!
It All Starts with the Family | Josephine Sukkar AM
In Episode 55, “It All Starts with the Family”, Blenheim Partners’ Gregory Robinson speaks to Josephine Sukkar AM, Principal and Co-Owner of Buildcorp, which she established with her husband 30 years ago. She is also a Non-Executive Director of Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Co. Ltd, Growthpoint Properties Australia Ltd, the Property Council of Australia, The Australian Museum, Opera Australia and the Sydney University Football Club Foundation. She is also the Chair of the Buildcorp Foundation and President of Australian Women’s Rugby.
In a candid conversation, Josephine shares with us the lessons learned, the importance of staying true to one’s values and the amazing teamwork behind the success of Buildcorp. She talks about her passions, from Australian Rugby and supporting the women’s game, to her advocacy for mental health and sheds a light on the issue plaguing our society, heightened by the pandemic. Finally, Josephine challenges us to think differently and take this time as an opportunity to reflect on this collective experience and to ask ourselves how we will move forward and what do we want for our country and our future.
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Improving Identification of Aggressive versus Slow Growing Prostate Cancer
In this week's episode Rachael Babin from Oncology News Australia talks with Associate Professor Matt Naylor about his research on identifying aggressive prostate cancer and his role as a Research Integrity Advisor at Sydney University.
Matt and his team have shown that levels of the gene CBFβ are increased during prostate cancer and when they stop the gene from working, tumour growth and spread is dramatically reduced. In his latest project, Matt's team will investigate exactly how CBFβ functions and determine if levels of the gene can be used as a marker to predict if a patient will have an aggressive or slow growing form of prostate cancer.
Rachael Babin is the Editor-in-Chief of The Oncology Newsletter and Publisher of www.oncologynews.com.au. The Oncology Newsletter is a weekly publication for healthcare professionals with an interest in oncology, featuring the latest news, views and reviews. Click here to subscribe.
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The Oncology Podcast
en-auApril 21, 2020
Space Racing & Phallic Pee-Search
Tom Gordon joins Lucy Smith for Up and Atom! this week to bring us exciting news on Australia's space embassy. One small step for man, one giant leap for all Aussie kind! We also discussed the 'pee-search' suggesting boys are better than girls at physics as they learn from a young age to pee standing up.