Soccer Balls and Checked Flags – Serbia’s World Cup Dream
Serbia, a tiny nation of just 4 million people, faced France for the soccer World Cup Final 2018. The Serbian diaspora rallied around the globe. Tony Cava, treasurer of the Zagreb team in Sydney was among the crowd at the Punchbowl Serbian Club barracking for their underdog team.
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Teen Drinkers More Likely to be Drink Driver and Have Alcohol Problems as Adults
Today's teen drinkers are at high risk of becoming tomorrow's adult problem drinkers and drink drivers. New research from the University of New South Wales provides powerful evidence on outcomes for underage alcohol consumption.
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World First – Dementia, Sleep Apnoea Linked
Listen: Sharon Naismith in Conversation with Stephen O’Doherty. Obstructive sleep apnoea has been linked to structural brain changes seen in the early stages of dementia, University of Sydney research reveals. Published in The European Respiratory Journal, the study’s authors say the finding provides evidence that screening older people for obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) and providing […]
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Poor Single Women the Most Socially Isolated
New research from Anglicare Australia shows that poor single households are especially vulnerable to social isolation and loneliness. Particularly at risk are females, the elderly and people with a disability. Their disconnection from community and social networks impacts their physical and mental health. It can also adversely affect the entire local community.
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Winter Health For Kids
During the winter months, your kids are especially susceptible to colds, viruses, infections and the flu. Hope Breakfasts' Sam & Duncan caught up with The Children’s Doctor, Dr Anne Marie Christie, to discuss flu vaccinations and when to keep your child home from day care or school.
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Holding On To God When You Have Dementia
Dementia robs memory, language and life skills. It changes relationships and it changes people. But does it take away faith and your relationship with God. HammondCare's Lois Haultain has found many ways people with dementia are able to stay close to God.
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Jessica Gallagher: Three Sports, Summer & Winter Medals, and an Overcoming Spirit
Jessica Gallagher is the first and only Australian athlete to win both summer and winter medals following the Rio Paralympics. She was diagnosed with a rare degenerative eye disease in year 12 of school. Jessica could have been defined by that diagnosis. But she wasn’t.
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Winning The Battle Against Anorexia: Anne Tonner, author of ‘Cold Vein’
'Cold Vein' tells the heavy story of Chloe Tonner's battle with anorexia and how she reached the light at the end of the tunnel. Writer Anne Tonner shares about her journey with her daughter through what was the greatest battle of their life, and why she believes the therapy they chose could be the answer for many.
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The Five Essential Ingredients for a Great School Lunchbox
If you’re daunted by the prospect of another year’s worth of school lunch-making, these tips from nutritionist and dietitian Cindy Williams will help get you inspired. Find out the five essential elements for a healthy lunchbox - and what to do if your child just doesn't eat their lunch.
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