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The Brush UpThe Dental Diaries - Part Three: Finding Your PathIn this third and final instalment of The Dental Diaries, we delve into the crucial years following those initial career steps with early career dentists Anthony, Yasmin, and Sarah as they share their experiences of finding their professional stride.Learn about the transformative power of mentorship—both receiving and providing it—and how these dentists have moved from focusing solely on their own growth to actively contributing to their profession and communities through advocacy, leadership roles, and community outreach. The episode offers candid insights into building resilience, maintaining work-life balance, and evolving from surviving those challenging early year...2025-07-1817 min
Royal Society of NSWHidden causes of rising disability and death in the working populationWestern Branch Meeting 2025-2 of the Royal Society of NSW — 25 June 2025
"Hidden causes of rising disability and death in the working population"
Distinguished Professor Jing Sun
Professor of Biostatistics, Rural Health Research Institute, Charles Sturt University
https://www.royalsoc.org.au/events/western-nsw-branch-meeting-2025-2/
The presentation commences at: 04:16
Timing Marks:
00:00:00 Introduction: Professor Neena Mitter, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research), Charles Sturt University
00:04:16 Presentation: Distinguished Professor Jing Sun
00:48:31 Audience Q&A moderated by Professor Neena Mitter
00:53:52 Meeting Close
This lecture was a joint presentation of Charles Sturt University, as part of its Provocations Public Lecture Series, and the Western NSW Branch of the Ro...2025-07-0453 min
The Thought BroadcastPsychiatry Training amidst the New South Wales Workforce Crisis: A Panel Discussion at Congress 2025Enjoying the podcast? Send us a text messageThis episode of The Thought Broadcast grapples with the ongoing public psychiatry workforce crisis in New South Wales. The discussion covers the roots of the dispute, its current status, and the widespread implications for both patients and doctors. There is particular focus on the impact on those trainees trying to work and learn within this system, including challenges surrounding adequate supervision, increased workloads, and struggling health systems. The episode emphasises the importance for trainees to seek support and concludes with reflections on the necessary steps toward a positive and...2025-05-3130 min
Royal Society of NSWFrom Test Tubes to Terawatts: How Research Sparked a Battery BusinessHunter Branch Meeting 2025-2 of the Royal Society of NSW — 15 May 2025
"From Test Tubes to Terawatts: How Research Sparked a Battery Business"
Professor Thomas Nann
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Allegro Energy, Newcastle
https://www.royalsoc.org.au/events/hunter-branch-meeting-2025-2/
The presentation commences at 01:25
Time Stamps:
00:00:00 Introduction: Emeritus Professor George Willis FRSN FAA, Chair, RSNSW Hunter Branch
00:01:25 Presentation: Professor Thomas Nann
00:49:07 Audience Q&A with Professor Nann moderated by Professor Willis
01:10:47 Meeting Close
Summary: Translating research outcomes into real-world impact is (almost) every academic’s dream. However, the journey from academia to business is steep and fraught with challenges. Thes...2025-05-191h 10
Royal Society of NSWIs my food killing me?Western Branch Meeting 2025-1 of the Royal Society of NSW — 16 April 2025
"Is my food killing me?"
Distinguished Professor Chris Blanchard
Professor of Food Science, Gulbali Institute, Charles Sturt University
https://www.royalsoc.org.au/events/western-nsw-branch-meeting-2025-1/
This lecture was a joint presentation of Charles Sturt University, as part of its Provocations Public Lecture Series, and the Western NSW Branch of the Royal Society of NSW
Summary: Food-related diseases remain the leading cause of death worldwide. The incidence of cardiovascular disease, stroke, Alzheimer’s disease, diabetes, kidney disease, and cancer can be reduced by maintaining a healthy diet. However, these dise...2025-04-2631 min
Legal Aid NSW Criminal Law DivisionYour Honour, it’s a cultural thing! Black Letter Lore: Representing Mob with Culture in MindThe Aboriginal Service Branch (ASB) has put together a new podcast episode called ‘Your Honour, it’s a cultural thing! Black Letter Lore: Representing Mob with Culture in Mind.’ In this podcast, Director, Kim Hamer, Senior Solicitor Taylah Gray, and Senior Project Officer, Kyle Burgess, unpack the best practices for culturally appropriate representation, the role of Aboriginal Field Officers, and the importance of understanding Indigenous kinship, language, and cultural obligations.
2025-04-1556 min
Royal Society of NSWOur Magnetic SunHunter Branch Meeting 2025-1 of the Royal Society of NSW — 20 March 2025
"Our Magnetic Sun"
Dr Hannah Schunker
ARC Future Fellow, School of Information and Physical Sciences
University of Newcastle
https://www.royalsoc.org.au/events/hunter-branch-meeting-2025-1/
The presentation commences at 01:24
Time Stamps:
00:00:00 Introduction: Emeritus Professor George Willis FRSN FAA, Chair, RSNSW Hunter Branch
00:01:24 Presentation: Dr Hannah Schunker
00:42:41 Audience Q&A with Dr Schunker moderated by Professor Willis
00:57:12 Meeting Close
Summary: The Sun is a magnetic star, with its magnetic field driving a wide range of phenomena, from dark sunspots on the surface to large explosions of energy in the ou...2025-03-2257 min
The Brush UpThe Dental Diaries - Part Two: First StepsIn this second instalment of The Dental Diaries, we explore the pivotal transition from dental student to practising dentist with early career dentists Anthony, Yasmin, and Sarah and learn more about their journey beyond graduation.Discover how they secured their first positions, navigated those nerve-wracking initial days with patients, and developed the confidence essential for clinical practice. The episode also delves into the financial realities of starting a dental career and reveals how new graduates can contribute fresh perspectives to established practices.Whether you're a dental student preparing for graduation, a recent graduate finding your...2025-02-2714 min
Law for Community Workers‘Til the violence ends – Episode 3: Macarthur Women's Domestic Violence Court Advocacy ServiceThis is the third episode in our podcast series exploring domestic violence in Australia. We will explore the legal issues people experience, the services available to provide support and speak to a wide range of people working in the sector.
We acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands on which this episode was made and pay our respects to Elders past and present.
In this episode, Pauline from the Community Legal Education branch speaks to Tanya Whitehouse, coordinator of Macarthur Women's Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Service (WDVCAS). They discuss the role of WD...2025-01-3124 minLaw for Community Workers‘Til the violence ends – Episode 2: Domestic violence and tenancyThis is the second episode in our podcast series exploring domestic violence in Australia. We will explore the legal issues people experience, the services available to provide support and speak to a wide range of people working in the sector.
We acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands on which this episode was made and pay our respects to Elders past and present.
In this second episode, Bridget from the Community Legal Education Branch speaks with Lehana De Silva, solicitor Aboriginal Support at the Tenants’ Union of NSW about what you can do if you are e...2024-12-1832 min
The Brush UpThe Dental Diaries - Part One: The Dental Student ExperienceJoin us as we uncover the human stories behind the dental profession, beginning with Part One's intimate conversation with three recent graduates – a husband-and-wife team from the University of Sydney and a career-changer from Charles Sturt University – as they share their experiences navigating dental education and offer valuable tips for thriving in university."The Dental Diaries" offers an intimate look into the world of dentistry through the eyes of those who've recently lived it. This documentary-style podcast series features candid conversations with early-career dentists as they share their journeys from dental school to professional practice.Each...2024-11-2915 minLaw for Community Workers'Til the violence ends – Episode 1: Introduction to series and WDVCAPThis is the first episode in our podcast series exploring domestic violence in Australia. We will explore the legal issues people experience, the services available to provide support and speak to a wide range of people working in the sector.
We acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands on which this episode was made and pay our respects to Elders past and present.
In this first episode, Pauline from the Community Legal Education Branch speaks with Bev Lazarou, who works in Legal Aid NSW’s Women’s Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Program. Bev was recently named NSW Pu...2024-11-2746 min
Full StoryCould Dutton use the NSW Liberal chaos to pull the party to the right?This week the federal opposition leader, Peter Dutton, staged an intervention of the NSW Liberals. The bold move follows weeks of chaos in the state branch after an unprecedented administrative bungle saw 140 candidates excluded from the upcoming council elections. Reged Ahmad speaks to our NSW state correspondent, Tamsin Rose, and chief political correspondent, Paul Karp, about what this week’s extraordinary federal intervention of the state branch means for the party2024-09-0516 min
Law for Community WorkersA Place to Call Home: Episode 2 - North Coast Community Housing – Together HomesThis is Part 2 in our podcast series exploring homelessness in Australia and the legal issues people experience when they are homeless or at risk of homelessness. During this series we will be speaking to people from different services providing support and legal advice to those experiencing homelessness.
In this 2nd episode, Bridget from the Community Legal Education Branch speaks to Damian Bozanic from North Coast Community Housing about the Together Homes programme that supports people who are rough sleeping transition into housing.
There is useful information in this episode about how community workers working with roug...2024-06-2622 minLaw for Community WorkersA Place to Call Home: Episode 7 - Aboriginal Women Leaving Custody ProjectThis is Part 7 in our podcast series exploring homelessness in Australia and the legal issues people experience when they are homeless or at risk of homelessness. During this series we will be speaking to people from different services providing support and legal advice to those experiencing homelessness and to people with lived experience of homelessness.
We acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands on which this episode was made and pay our respects to Elders past and present.
In this 7th episode, Bridget from the Community Legal Education Branch speaks with Denise and Lowanna who w...2024-05-3037 min
Human Factors & Ergonomics (HFE) HubAndrew Wright - User Testing in DesignSharon Todd and Andrew Wright discuss User Testing in good design.The views expressed by Andrew Wright within the HFESA PodCast are his own and not those of any organisation he works for or with, or linked to any project he works on – past or present. Andrew is a Principal Human Factors Consultant at Tactix Sener, primarily supporting the transport, nuclear and defence industries throughout the product and system lifecycle and providing Experience Design in Digital and Built Environments. Andrew primarily works in safety critical industries though is comfortable working in diverse domains and...2024-05-1843 minLaw for Community WorkersA Place to Call Home: Episode 6 - Prisoners Entering or Leaving CustodyThis is Part 6 in our podcast series exploring homelessness in Australia and the legal issues people experience when they are homeless or at risk of homelessness. During this series we will be speaking to people from different services providing support and legal advice to those experiencing homelessness and to people with lived experience of homelessness.
We acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands on which this episode was made and pay our respects to Elders past and present.
In this 6th episode, Bridget from the Community Legal Education Branch speaks to Olivia who works in L...2023-12-1123 minLaw for Community WorkersA Place to Call Home: Episode 5 - Rachel’s StoryThis is Part 5 in our podcast series exploring homelessness in Australia and the legal issues people experience when they are homeless or at risk of homelessness. During this series we will be speaking to people from different services providing support and legal advice to those experiencing homelessness and to people with lived experience of homelessness.
We acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands on which this episode was made, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation and pay our respects to Elders past and present.
In this 5th episode, Bridget from the Community Legal Education B...2023-10-2431 min
The Brush UpSpecial Needs Dentistry 101Dr Zanab Malik, in a recent interview with ADA NSW's Claire Schifter, emphasized the significance of equipping graduates with the adequate knowledge and abilities required to cater to patients with special needs. Despite the desire of numerous clinicians to aid such patients, their exposure and experience may not be sufficient. To address this concern, Dr Malik is hosting a webinar titled "Special Needs Dentistry 101" as a part of the ADA NSW New Graduate Residency program. The webinar is scheduled to take place online on October 25th, 2023.If you want to stay up to date with the latest...2023-09-2208 minLaw for Community WorkersA Place to Call Home: Episode 4 - Homelessness in veteransThis is Part 4 in our podcast series exploring homelessness in Australia and the legal issues people experience when they are homeless or at risk of homelessness. During this series we will be speaking to people from different services providing support and legal advice to those experiencing homelessness.
We acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands on which this episode was made, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation and pay our respects to Elders past and present.
In this 4th episode, Bridget from the Community Legal Education Branch speaks to Esther and Danu, solicitors from t...2023-08-2229 min
The Brush UpTeam Talk: The Dentist and Dental Assistant RelationshipIn this episode, Kylie Robb from ADA NSW talks to Dr Ed Boulton, an experienced dentist, about how to establish a great working relationship with your dental assistant. Dr Boulton shares his tips and experience on how to achieve professional happiness through this collaboration. You'll learn about empowering your dental assistant to support you in an efficient appointment and tips on what to say during treatment to build trust and rapport with your patients and dental assistants. Additionally, Dr Boulton provides insights on how to give your assistant leadership during appointments and more.If you want to s...2023-07-2124 min
Bees With BenEpisode 116, Steve Fuller, All Round Bee Guru! NSWIn this week’s episode of the Bees with Ben podcast, Ben is fortunate to have as his guest a man with a wealth of experience in all areas of the beekeeping industry, with a glittering array of credentials! Steve Fuller is an Executive Councillor of the NSW Apiarists’ Association Inc., President of the Northern Coast branch of NSWAA, an Advisory panel member for Agrifutures’ Australia (Honey Bee and Pollination), Secretary of the Crop Pollination Association of Australia, and a participant in the 5 BEES programme run by Wheen Bee. Phew! Along with his brother Wayne, he owns and operates Bee Se...2023-07-0145 minLaw for Community WorkersA Place to Call Home: Episode 3 - Homelessness in older womenThis is Part 3 in our podcast series exploring homelessness in Australia and the legal issues people experience when they are homeless or at risk of homelessness. During this series we will be speaking to people from different services providing support and legal advice to those experiencing homelessness.
In this 3rd episode, Bridget from the Community Legal Education Branch speaks to Beverly Baker, Chair of the NSW Older Women’s Network and President of the National Older Women’s Network.
There is useful information in this episode about how community workers working with older women can suppo...2023-06-2716 minBees With BenEpisode 112: Michael Colvin, High Meadow Honey, NSW.This week’s episode of the Bees with Ben podcast features Michael Colvin of ‘High Meadow’.
Michael was born and bred in Guyra, on top of the Great Dividing Range in the New England region
of NSW. He was raised on a fine wool property near the small town of Wards Mistake, and has a
passion for regenerative agriculture, having managed organic beef and sheep enterprises. Michael
also loves his bees and is the President of the New England branch of the Amateur Beekeepers
Association. For the last 12 years, Michae...2023-05-2638 min
CIPS Procurement and Supply PodcastCIPS NSW Branch Committee Podcast - Procurement Found Me - Episode 1Join Susan Hungar and guest Gordon Donovan for episode one of the NSW Podcast series titled Procurement Found Me.
This episode delves into how procurement found Gordon Donovan and the exciting projects and activities he is working on in the coming months.
2023-05-1524 min
Straight from the Mayor’s Mouth with Mathew Dickerson from Dubbo Regional CouncilHow Much Money Will the Community See From the 700MW Spicers Creek Wind Farm? Why Did NSW Farmers Meet With Dubbo Regional Council? How Will the Valuer General Land Valuations Impact Your Rates?Over $61K of Cheques Handed Over to Recipients of the Bodangora Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund.
Planning Agreement Progressing for the Proposed 700MW Spicers Creek Wind Farm by Squadron Energy.
NSW Farmers Invited Dubbo Regional Council to a Local Branch Meeting in Dunedoo to Discuss Renewable Energy Projects.
The Latest Land Valuations Have Been Released From the Valuer General Which Will Impact the Amount of Rates You Pay.
Final Workshop Held to Discuss the 2023/2024 Council Budget.
Met With New Ministers, the Hon. Ron Hoenig MP and the Hon. Jenny Aitch...2023-04-231h 06Straight from the Mayor’s Mouth with Mathew Dickerson from Dubbo Regional CouncilHow Much Money Will the Community See From the 700MW Spicers Creek Wind Farm? Why Did NSW Farmers Meet With Dubbo Regional Council? How Will the Valuer General Land Valuations Impact Your Rates?Over $61K of Cheques Handed Over to Recipients of the Bodangora Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund.
Planning Agreement Progressing for the Proposed 700MW Spicers Creek Wind Farm by Squadron Energy.
NSW Farmers Invited Dubbo Regional Council to a Local Branch Meeting in Dunedoo to Discuss Renewable Energy Projects.
The Latest Land Valuations Have Been Released From the Valuer General Which Will Impact the Amount of Rates You Pay.
Final Workshop Held to Discuss the 2023/2024 Council Budget.
Met With New Ministers, the Hon. Ron Hoenig MP and the Hon. Jenny Aitch...2023-04-231h 06
Rights, Rorts and RantsPatient:Staff Ratios and Valuing Our Essential Workers in NSW. Nick Tribbia NSWNMAMerran MacLaren and Peter Lammiman ask Nick Tribbia, Delegate at the Blue Mountains Health Branch of the NSW Nurses' and Midwives' Association, about their Patient:Staff Ratio campaign, the value of essential workers, union activism and the things unions need to do to stay effective.
Figures referenced by Nick can be found on Page 19 of the report "The Cumulative Costs of Wages Caps for Essential Service Workers in NSW from the Australia Institute Centre for Future Work".
"Figure 6 illustrates the growing costs for nurses and midwives of long-term wage caps in NSW. Compared to the...2023-04-1829 min
Law for Community WorkersThe Royal Commission into Defence and Veterans Suicide: Upcoming deadline & how the Defence and Veterans Legal Service can helpThis is a special edition of Law for Community Workers in which we speak to the Defence and Veterans Legal Service about the Royal Commission into Defence and Veterans Suicide.
Bridget from the Community Legal Education Branch speaks to Yolanda D’Aquino about the Royal Commission into Defence and Veterans Suicide and some imminent deadlines for people who wish to participate to request a private session with the Royal Commission or to make a submission to the Royal Commission.
28 April 2023 is the last date on which someone can request to have a private session in th...2023-04-1218 min
The Brush UpCarving a PathMeet the latest Student Dental Association Presidents taking on student life and the leadership challenge. Rachel Brown from The University of Sydney and Jason Zhang from Charles Sturt University chat to ADA NSW's Marketing and Communications Manager Elise Ross. They talk about their unique experiences which have taught them the value of resilience and adaptability, continuous learning and communication. From unexpected career leaps to dental study surprises, maintaining balance and motivation to new technologies, hear Rachel and Jason’s views and aspirations for the future.Membership to ADA NSW is free for all current dental students in NSW an...2023-04-0526 min
Balance Matters: A neuro physical therapist’s journey to make “Sense” of BalanceSpecialized Parkinson's Programs with Dr. Melissa McConaghyIn this episode we discuss specialized Parkinson's programs and the journey to get them started to help thousands of people. Melissa McConaghy, the founder and a visionary leader, shares with us what is PD Warrior and the Insight into PD conference.Resources:Exercise Based Parkinson’s Treatment – Live Brave - PD WarriorResearch articles - PD WarriorOnline Global Conference – INSIGHT 2023 - PD WarriorDr. Melissa McConaghy is a Fellow of the Australian College of Physiotherapists, Specialist Neurological Physiotherapist and holds a Master of Health Science (Neurological Physiotherapy). She has...2023-03-2832 min
Rights, Rorts and RantsSydney Water Privatisation? What Can We Believe?After initially refusing to confirm or deny whether a re-elected Liberal NSW government would privatise Sydney Water, Premier Perrottet later denied there were plans to do so. But, after that denial, 2GB's Chris O'Keefe broke the news that confidential documents prepared by Clayton Utz and KPMG indicated the NSW Liberal government actively considered the privatisation of a key water plant at Kemps Creek in Western Sydney.
Deb Smith asked Angus McFarland, Secretary of the NSW branch of the Australian Services Union which represents Sydney Water workers, what can we believe?
If you'd like to add...2023-03-1725 min
Ad Astra Aviator PodcastsRay and Pauline James - A dynamic DuoIntroducing Ray and Pauline James
Ray and Pauline James are a husband and wife team who collaborate marvellously to provide RSL services to Veterans. Ray is active as an RSL Member in many appointments including President of RSL NSW. Pauline had contributed uniquely as State Manager for RSL NSW Auxiliaries.
They together produce an astounding contribution to veterans that is uniquely impactful. The outline follows of each of their contributions to our Australian way of life.
Introducing Ray James OAM President of RSL NSW
Ray is also appoi...2023-03-1549 minAd Astra Aviator PodcastsRay and Pauline James - A dynamic DuoIntroducing Ray and Pauline James
Ray and Pauline James are a husband and wife team who collaborate marvellously to provide RSL services to Veterans. Ray is active as an RSL Member in many appointments including President of RSL NSW. Pauline had contributed uniquely as State Manager for RSL NSW Auxiliaries.
They together produce an astounding contribution to veterans that is uniquely impactful. The outline follows of each of their contributions to our Australian way of life.
Introducing Ray James OAM President of RSL NSW
Ray is also appoi...2023-03-1549 min
The Shift PodcastThe Shift with Shaye: The international nursing fight for safe staffingReflections on the pandemic and how nurses and midwives will ensure their voices are heard as the healthcare system moves forward.
Linda Silas, President, Canadian Federation of Nurses Union Bonnie Castillo, Executive Director, National Nurses United, USA Shaye Candish, General Secretary, NSWNMA
Linda Silas has fine-tuned her skills as a union leader at the local, provincial, national and international levels over the course of two decades. Starting her tenure as a full-time labour activist as the single mom of a 13-month-old son has shaped Linda in a very distinctive way. Linda has earned a reputation for being a caring listener...2023-02-021h 13Law for Community WorkersA Place to Call Home: Episode 1 - Homelessness in older peopleThis is Part 1 of a new podcast series exploring homelessness in Australia and the legal issues people experience when they are homeless or at risk of homelessness. During this series we will be speaking to people from different services providing support and legal advice to those experiencing homelessness.
In this first episode, Bridget from the Community Legal Education Branch speaks to Mary Lovelock from Legal Aid’s Elder Abuse Service based on the Central Coast and lower Hunter region, about homelessness and its causes in older people.
There is useful information in this episode about how...2022-12-2321 min
Business of BiodiversityEp 12: Battling a Plant Disease Pandemic - A story from the Royal Botanic GardensThis month we’re excited to share an episode from the fantastic ‘Branch Out’ Podcast from the Royal Botanic Gardens. It’s a very timely topic about a contagious disease - but not for humans! In this episode, we’ll learn about Myrtle rust, a plant disease threatening many of our iconic species. Listen to this episode to hear how this killer works and what scientists are doing to stop it. You’ll discover cutting-edge science that is used to try and protect our environment.
For more from the Royal Botanic Gardens podcast - hosted by Vanessa Fuchs: https...2022-11-0925 min
Law for Community WorkersRenting Matters: Episode 8 - Tenants facing additional barriers (Part 2/2)This is Part 2 of the eighth episode in our series called “Renting Matters”, which explores all aspects of tenancy and other living arrangements in NSW. This series is a joint project between the Tenants’ Union of New South Wales (“TU”) and Legal Aid NSW.
The final episode of this series is in 2 parts. In part 2 Bridget from the Community Legal Education Branch speaks to Cathy from Side By Side Advocacy Inc about tenancy and housing problems experienced by people living with a disability. She also speaks to Alison from Redfern Legal Centre’s Housing Service about a case she ran...2022-11-0943 min
Law for Community WorkersRenting Matters: Episode 8 - Tenants facing additional barriers (Part 1/2)This is Part 1 of the eighth episode in our series called “Renting Matters”, which explores all aspects of tenancy and other living arrangements in NSW. This series is a joint project between the Tenants’ Union of New South Wales (“TU”) and Legal Aid NSW.
The final episode of this series is in 2 parts. In part 1 Bridget from the Community Legal Education Branch speaks to two international students about the challenges they faced with their tenancies during the first phase of the Covid19 pandemic and other challenges they have faced in the rental housing market. Bridget speaks to Sanjaya and...2022-08-2640 min
Law for Community WorkersRenting Matters: Episode 8 | Part 1 - Tenants facing additional barriersThis is Part 1 of the eighth episode in our series called “Renting Matters”, which explores all aspects of tenancy and other living arrangements in NSW. This series is a joint project between the Tenants’ Union of New South Wales (“TU”) and Legal Aid NSW.
The final episode of this series is in 2 parts. In part 1 Bridget from the Community Legal Education Branch speaks to two international students about the challenges they faced with their tenancies during the first phase of the Covid19 pandemic and other challenges they have faced in the rental housing market. Bridget speaks to Sanjaya and...2022-08-2240 min
Law for Community WorkersRenting Matters: Episode 7 - Nothing private about this houseThis is the seventh episode in our series called “Renting Matters”, which explores all aspects of tenancy and other living arrangements in NSW. This series is a joint project between the Tenants’ Union of New South Wales (“TU”) and Legal Aid NSW.
In this episode, “Nothing private about this house”, Bridget from the Community Legal Education Branch speaks to guests about social housing – what is it and how is it different to living in a private rental the laws that apply and where to get help if you have a problem. Bridget speaks to Lehana, a Solicitor at Tenants' Unio...2022-08-0247 min
Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & EcologyEp.112 Modern witchcraft & herbs - via Branch Out podcast w/ Vanessa FuchsPlants Grow Here & Branch Out are doing a swapcast! That means we're each playing an episode of each others' show. The Branch Out episode we're featuring this week is about the witchcraft revival, and how herbs are a large part of the movement. Vanessa Fuchs interviews a modern witch Christina Oakley-Harrington about her beliefs, her practices and her connection to plants. EPISODE LINKSVisit Branch Out on the Royal Botanic Gardens of Sydney website: https://www.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/science/branch-outBranch Out on Spotify: https://open...2022-07-1024 min
The Brush UpBuying Your First Home?Regardless of your stage of life, buying your first home is a big financial decision and can be a very daunting process. There are so many additional things to consider than just finding your dream house and the best home loan to suit your needs. Today we are joined by ADA NSW Recent Graduates chair, Dr Cathleen Dong and BOQ Specialist home loan finance specialist, Chris Aylward, to unpack and explain the process of buying your first home.If you want to stay up to date with the latest developments in dentistry, check out our upcoming CPD...2022-05-0328 min
Law for Community WorkersRenting Matters: Episode 6 - Full HouseThis is the sixth episode in our series called “Renting Matters”, which explores all aspects of tenancy and other living arrangements in NSW. This series is a joint project between the Tenants’ Union of New South Wales (“TU”) and Legal Aid NSW.
In this episode, “Full house”, Bridget from the Community Legal Education Branch speaks to guests about living in share houses or boarding house, the laws that apply and where to get help if you have a problem. Bridget speaks to Amanda, Solicitor in Redfern Legal Centre’s Tenancy and Housing Service. Bridget also speaks to Beverly, Chair of...2022-04-2846 min
PSA CPSU NSW PodcastWill The Next Federal Government Recognise Unions?Workers have been shut out of any negotiations, changes to workplace relations, indeed anything to do with their jobs in the last 10 years of a coalition government.On the podcast today, we speak to CPSU NSW Assistant Branch Secretary Troy Wright about why it's refreshing to hear from one side of politics in the election recognising the role of unions in advocating for workers entitlements.2022-04-1209 min
The Brush UpA Brave New WorldThis episode features two future leaders in dentistry – Zoe Watson, president of the Student Dental Association at Charles Sturt University and Anushka Fernando, president of SUDA at The University of Sydney. The pair speak with ADA NSW Head of Communications and Public Affairs, Faiza Ahmad, about their experiences as dental students, career aspirations, work and life balance, opportunities for dentistry in regional areas and plans for their respective associations in the year ahead.Membership to ADA NSW is free for all current dental students in NSW and the ACT. For more information visit our website at adansw.co...2022-04-1126 min
Law for Community WorkersRenting Matters: Extra - Residential Land Lease Communities following a disaster (March 2022)This is an extra episode in our series called “Renting Matters” to give advice and information to people living in residential land lease communities who have experienced a disaster. This series is a joint project between the Tenants’ Union of New South Wales (“TU”) and Legal Aid NSW.
In this episode, “Residential Land Lease communities after a disaster”, Bridget from the Community Legal Education Branch speaks to Paul Smyth, Solicitor in Tenants’ Union of NSW residential land lease communities section.
Use the links below to find out more information about what we talked about in this episode.2022-03-3122 min
Law for Community WorkersRenting Matters: Extra - Tenants rights and obligations following a disaster (March 2022)This is an extra episode in our series called “Renting Matters” to give advice and information to tenants who have experienced a disaster. This series is a joint project between the Tenants’ Union of New South Wales (“TU”) and Legal Aid NSW.
In this episode, “Tenants rights and obligations after a disaster”, Bridget from the Community Legal Education Branch speaks to Brendan Ross, Coordinator of the Northern Rivers Tenants Advice & Advocacy Service and to Grant Arbuthnot, Principal Solicitor of the Tenants’ Union of NSW.
Use the links below to find out more information about what we talked about...2022-03-2336 min