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The Long Lunch with Tod Johnston

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Dads master the 'do' while enjoying a frothy

Media personality Johanna Griggs is urging Australians to support the Humpty Dumpty Foundation's Mother's Day appeal to provide hospital-grade breast pumps to neonatal units.

These specialised, high-cost pumps are a crucial lifeline for mothers of premature or sick babies, allowing them to provide life-saving nutrition and maintain an emotional connection when physical contact is impossible.

Media personality Johanna Griggs is urging Australians to support the Humpty Dumpty Foundation's Mother's Day appeal to provide hospital-grade breast pumps to neonatal units.
These specialised, high-cost pumps are a crucial lifeline for mothers of premature or sick babies, allowing them to provide life-saving nutrition and maintain an emotional connection when physical contact is impossible.

The invisible struggle: What happens when NICU mums can't hold their babies

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Australian music icon Vanessa Amorosi joined the show to reflect on the 25th anniversary of her smash hit "Absolutely Everybody" and her incredible journey from a 12-year-old wedding singer to an international sensation.

She covered her experiences navigating different music genres, performing at the Sydney 2000 Olympics, and what fans can expect from her upcoming anniversary show at Perth's Magnet House.

Australian music icon Vanessa Amorosi joined the show to reflect on the 25th anniversary of her smash hit "Absolutely Everybody" and her incredible journey from a 12-year-old wedding singer to an international sensation.
She covered her experiences navigating different music genres, performing at the Sydney 2000 Olympics, and what fans can expect from her upcoming anniversary show at Perth's Magnet House.

Vanessa Amorosi reflects on 25 years of ‘Absolutely Everybody’ ahead of Perth anniversary show

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Contec Australia founder Mark D'Alessandro has introduced a 3D concrete printing robotic arm to Perth's building industry to combat ongoing labour shortages and housing delays.

The technology can print multi-story homes in a matter of hours that are five times stronger than traditional brick, all while remaining highly customizable and weather-resistant.

Contec Australia founder Mark D'Alessandro has introduced a 3D concrete printing robotic arm to Perth's building industry to combat ongoing labour shortages and housing delays.
The technology can print multi-story homes in a matter of hours that are five times stronger than traditional brick, all while remaining highly customizable and weather-resistant.

Cyclone-proof and built in a day: Why 3D printed homes are the future of WA housing

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Dads master the 'do' while enjoying a frothy

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