The “FAB-Positive Behaviour Support” program has been developed for families following brain injury. If this is something that would be of interest and you would like to find out more, please contact the Principle Researcher at [email protected] or on 8201 3645

Woolies is phasing out plastic bags. What about phasing out its Pokies? News Breakfast x.com/breakfastnews/…

New study confirms Flinders pall care telehealth trial findings: telehealth in community based pall care is feasible & acceptable Evaluating the Feasibility and Acceptability of a Telehealth Program in a Rural Palliative Care population jpsmjournal.com/article/S0885-…

Cultural safety is the responsibility of the health system CATSINaM - structural and systems. Needs to be championed by leaders, says Janine Mohamed #IndigenousHealthSummit

Interested in primary health care, strengths of community health, Aboriginal community controlled health services? Free events in Adelaide and Canberra with international speakers #PHC2018 croakeyblog Fran Baum

Christopher Pyne has moved to close Parliament down for the day. We are now in an apocalyptically strange place.

The Liberals have shut down the Parliament and given up on governing Australia. My united and stable Labor team are ready to govern. We are 100% focused on delivering a fair go for all Australians.

We can't have this man leading our country!

At launch of Building the Allied Health Workforce for NDIS resources to support student placement #ndis #flinders

Allied Health talking about need to invest in student training for NDIS openlearning.com/course/ndis

Our teams response to commentaries on our HiAP evaluation work.

Mother's Day present. Bought in Prague. Port Adelaide FC #weareportadelaide thanks Andrew & Morgan

Australians all across the country have turned out in force for #Yes today. Let’s get behind this - #HistoryIsCalling! #UluruStatement #StayTrue2Uluru # YoureTheVoice

Awesome first-ever @Aus_Hearing video follow up clinic today for remote community children who’ve just got their first hearing aids. Kortisha is rocking her hearing headband, wears it all day. Mum Malvina sees a big difference. Health Worker Andrea helped made it all happen!

Applaud 👏🏽👏🏽. The age group that must be focussed on is 2-4 yr olds. Ear disease starts in the first year of life, & becomes chronic by 2 yrs. In the NT, the age group with the greatest burden of hearing loss are 2-3 yr olds. Also the critical speech & language years.

HDR library drop in sessions -HDR Central weekdatys 1-2pm Dani Milos Tara Brabazon #ResearchLibrarians #Flinders #Research #Researchlife #Librarylife

Great ABC interview on talking life and death with people with intellectual liabilities. Thanks, Roger Stancliffe. abc.net.au/radionational/…

Grew up with tales of weasels and stoats - first time I've seen one. x.com/herdyshepherd1…