Rapid response social worker for Converge International, Julie Webster, joins Luke Grant to talk about the importance of seeking help when you're not feeling your best following a traumatic week in Sydney for so many.


Julie's message is simple: while many experience shame around seeking help, one must remember that feelings of sadness are completely normal, and there are people you can speak with.

Rapid response social worker for Converge International, Julie Webster, joins Luke Grant to talk about the importance of seeking help when you're not feeling your best following a traumatic week in Sydney for so many.
 Julie's message is simple: while many experience shame around seeking help, one must remember that feelings of sadness are completely normal, and there are people you can speak with.

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The Albanese Government is looking to commit Australia to proposed amendments to the World Health Organisation's (WHO) Pandemic Treaty and to its International Health Regulations. 

The government is saying these are necessary steps to prevent, prepare for and respond to future pandemics and other international health emergencies.

But, fourteen parliamentarians from the coalition and the crossbench have written to the PM saying the reforms “pose a significant threat to Australia’s autonomy and independence on the global stage.”

Concerns have also been raised about the WHO's failure in managing the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly its unwillingness to engage in a transparent and thorough process to isolate the disease's origins. 

Luke Grant chats with the Nationals Member for the seat of Lyne and former physician Dr David Gillespie, about what the reforms might mean for the sovereignty of Australia's health policy, and what Australia could be forced to do if the WHO declares another pandemic.

The Albanese Government is looking to commit Australia to proposed amendments to the World Health Organisation's (WHO) Pandemic Treaty and to its International Health Regulations. 
The government is saying these are necessary steps to prevent, prepare for and respond to future pandemics and other international health emergencies.
But, fourteen parliamentarians from the coalition and the crossbench have written to the PM saying the reforms “pose a significant threat to Australia’s autonomy and independence on the global stage.”
Concerns have also been raised about the WHO's failure in managing the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly its unwillingness to engage in a transparent and thorough process to isolate the disease's origins. 
Luke Grant chats with the Nationals Member for the seat of Lyne and former physician Dr David Gillespie, about what the reforms might mean for the sovereignty of Australia's health policy, and what Australia could be forced to do if the WHO declares another pandemic.

Health: Australia set to relinquish control of health policies to the UN

With everyone feeling the pinch of the cost of living crisis, why not consider spending your next holiday exploring Sydney's backyard. 

The Blue Mountains is renowned the world over and is the perfect spot for a family or romantic getaway.

It's one of the few places you can enjoy without wasting time driving, sitting on a plane and without breaking the bank. 

It's full of amazing towns and attractions including the Three Sisters, Katoomba and of course, the beloved Zig Zag Railway.

The iconic railroad has just welcomed its 50,000th passenger and is about to celebrate its one year anniversary since reopening after a decade long hiatus.

Luke Grant chats with the CEO of the Zig Zag Railway and enthusiastic Blue Mountains local, Daniel Zolfel, about what's behind the railroads enduring popularity and to give you all the best local spots for your next trip west.

With everyone feeling the pinch of the cost of living crisis, why not consider spending your next holiday exploring Sydney's backyard. 
The Blue Mountains is renowned the world over and is the perfect spot for a family or romantic getaway.
It's one of the few places you can enjoy without wasting time driving, sitting on a plane and without breaking the bank. 
It's full of amazing towns and attractions including the Three Sisters, Katoomba and of course, the beloved Zig Zag Railway.
The iconic railroad has just welcomed its 50,000th passenger and is about to celebrate its one year anniversary since reopening after a decade long hiatus.
Luke Grant chats with the CEO of the Zig Zag Railway and enthusiastic Blue Mountains local, Daniel Zolfel, about what's behind the railroads enduring popularity and to give you all the best local spots for your next trip west.

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