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Psychiatrist Dr Roger Chau warns of mental health risks from COVID-19
Dr. Roger Chau is a respected Consultant Psychiatrist with 40 years of clinical experience treating people for a range of mental health disorders. He also advised medical professionals and treated patients in isolation, in Victorian prisons. His work is focused on community psychiatry and the impact of COVID-19 on mental health and wellbeing.
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Becoming clean and green benefits all organisations
Adopting clean and green practices in the workplace takes a few steps and a commitment to caring for the earth. Sustainability champions describe how to meet our corporate social responsibilities.
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The Cardoner Project, mentoring movers and shakers for change
Father David Braithwaite and The Cardoner Project is harnessing the power of faith and social enterprise to empower the communities it works with to create sustainable and lasting change.
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Notre Dame fire reveals restoration challenges for heritage assets
Australia’s cathedrals and heritage buildings are unique and contain items and liturgical assets that are worthy of meticulous cataloguing. Ross Castle at CCI and Archbishop Peter Comensoli discuss structures in need of careful heritage identification, valuation, and protection.
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The jobs of the future are in cyber space
Nathan Clarke is a cyber security expert working on the front line of digital, forensics incident response. He sees a cyber skills black hole in our workforce; a risk that needs addressing now.
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Managing candle fire hazards during Easter mass
Parishioners at the Ukrainian Cathedral of Ss. Peter and Paul share their Easter traditions. Their celebration of the resurrection of Jesus is a visual feast, illuminated with candles that sit inside decorated baskets of painted eggs and other food. We explore the fire risks candles present and
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Safety in numbers takes planning
Organisers for The Way of the Cross Easter walk describe the risks involved in managing a large scale event, and how they keep thousands of people safe on the journey each year.
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The Two Wolves: Community Cantina, serving food for the soul
Training volunteers to work in hospitality has connected people hungry to serve communities who need support.
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Waking up to the dangers of inadequate sleep
Fatigue affects our work and wellbeing, and carries health risks. Learning about the risks will help encourage a positive change of behavior.
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Creative ways to deal with graffiti
Australia faces a staggering graffiti cost every year to the tune of $1.5 billion, but some councils are looking at the bigger picture offering fresh ideas to church and school property managers.
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