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The travel for work trap
There is a particular kind of trap that many of us who travel for work fall into.
You know the one: the “work-hotel-pub-work” cycle. You fly into a new city, … Read the rest “The travel for work trap”
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Hire a Bike, Not a Barricade
I’m a big supporter of hire bikes, but there’s one habit that drives me absolutely insane: where people choose to park them.
This became a massive issue for me when … Read the rest “Hire a Bike, Not a Barricade”
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The Limb Shift (preview episode)
This podcast isn’t just about prosthetics, surgeries, or rehabilitation—though those things matter. It’s about identity, resilience, grief, humour, frustration, and the strange, unexpected moments that define life after limb loss. … Read the rest “The Limb Shift (preview episode)”
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A conversation with Ali France
Today was one of those days that stays with you long after the recorder is switched off. I interviewed Ali France for my podcast series, The Limb Shift, which … Read the rest “A conversation with Ali France”
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Don’t be afraid in the limelight — Dwayne Fernandes
“All parents. When they realize the kid has a disability, they reevaluate the world that they’re in.” Dwayne Fernandes dropped those words early in our chat, and they’ve been rattling … Read the rest “Don’t be afraid in the limelight — Dwayne Fernandes”
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The House Of Love
I don’t recall the very first dance party I attended, but it would have been in the early 90s. I do, however, clearly remember my first Mardi Gras in 1989—enjoying … Read the rest “The House Of Love”
I think I must have left my reading glasses off because, even though I copied and pasted it, I read…
Unsure what you mean. 84,000 get it, 12,000 die
Hi Pauline, I'll move this comment over to the Love family page, so others can find it more easily.
Pauline, Bowral NSW back again. My aunt (now deceased) had lots of notes re John Love our line which I…
"each year in Australia, 84000 people get it and 12000 die" Is that an extra zero on the "120,000"?