Public Health Researcher and Academic, Edith Cowan University.
Research: Older adults, wellbeing and social engagement; Grandcarer families; Women and alcohol.
Transitioning to residential aged care is a critical time for older adults. @ep_scott first paper from her PhD identifies strategies designed to improve the transition experience: Transition of Older Adults into Residential Aged Care: A Scoping Review https://t.co/z224w7Jwmq
I voted “YES”.
As a politician, I make better decisions when I listen to the people whose lives are affected.
The vast majority of Indigenous Australians are asking us to vote YES.
Lets accept this wonderful offer and walk together for recognition and a better future. @yes23au
'I'll be voting Yes': Collingwood captain Darcy Moore backs the Voice https://t.co/csq8LqxRIk Listen to why Darcy Moore is voting Yes on Saturday . Hope all deserved accolades received for his leadership translates to impacting the undecided .@Thomasmayo23
Far Enough?
Remember when you wanted to find the best coffee within walking distance of where you’re at and you googled it? You can apply the same tactic to so many other aspects in life! @nashedgerton@jennaown@VZerbst@bluetonguefilms VOTE YES
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Yamatji man, Ernie Dingo AM, shares that "If it's not ready now, when is it ever going to be ready?"
Australia, we're ready to make meaningful change that will give First Nations communities a chance to be heard.
#VoteYes#VoiceToParliament#HistoryIsCalling
In what universe could the Uluru Statement be interpreted as a declaration of war? Certainly not this one.
It speaks of the gift of culture, & a fair & truthful relationship.
If we listen, we can learn. Let's not wallow in the fear & paralysis of ignorance.
#VoteYes to the Voice
FAQ: Aren’t the Indigenous politicians in Parliament already a Voice for Indigenous communities? No! That’s not how our democracy works. Indigenous communities need an advisory Voice in laws and policies made about them.
#voteyes#voteyesaustralia#voicetoparliament#referendum
This post on my linked in page represents why I have reluctantly chosen to address the comments made by Senator Jacinta Price last week. In a perfect world I would not have to speak publicly against another Aboriginal person-it’s not how I was raised. But it’s ultimately an ethical responsibility to explain trauma from a position of science; a position of evidence.
I am working on a fuller OpEd which I should have posted in the coming days