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Mike speaks with Adjunct Professor Terry Slevin, CEO of the Public Health Association of Australia, who says that while both major parties have made big health promises this election, neither is focusing enough on prevention.

Slevin notes that billions are being pledged to hospitals and treatment, but only 3% of Australia’s $250 billion health budget goes to preventing illness. Without a stronger focus on prevention, he warns the system is financially unsustainable.

He calls for a long-term vision to keep Australians healthy, especially the young and aging populations, which would ease pressure on hospitals and help the economy. He also points out that the two parties differ clearly on plans for a national Centre for Disease Control.

Mike speaks with Adjunct Professor Terry Slevin, CEO of the Public Health Association of Australia, who says that while both major parties have made big health promises this election, neither is focusing enough on prevention.
Slevin notes that billions are being pledged to hospitals and treatment, but only 3% of Australia&rsquo;s $250 billion health budget goes to preventing illness. Without a stronger focus on prevention, he warns the system is financially unsustainable.
He calls for a long-term vision to keep Australians healthy, especially the young and aging populations, which would ease pressure on hospitals and help the economy. He also points out that the two parties differ clearly on plans for a national Centre for Disease Control.

Big Health Promises, Little Prevention: Experts Warn System at Breaking Point

Mike speaks with Karina Chapman, Dating & Connection Expert, about the rise of the ‘Homo Solo’—young Australian men turning to emotional connections on OnlyFans instead of real-world relationships.

Chapman says this trend is leaving women distressed and men increasingly lonely and dependent. With 63% of men under 30 now single (compared to 34% of women), many are using OnlyFans to fill an emotional void—only to become more isolated.

The issue has grown so serious that some rehab centres are now offering treatment specifically for OnlyFans addiction.

Mike speaks with Karina Chapman, Dating &amp; Connection Expert, about the rise of the &lsquo;Homo Solo&rsquo;&mdash;young Australian men turning to emotional connections on OnlyFans instead of real-world relationships.
Chapman says this trend is leaving women distressed and men increasingly lonely and dependent. With 63% of men under 30 now single (compared to 34% of women), many are using OnlyFans to fill an emotional void&mdash;only to become more isolated.
The issue has grown so serious that some rehab centres are now offering treatment specifically for OnlyFans addiction.

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