Stories - Death and Dying
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Death and Dying
Jaya Dantas - Those Who Get Left Behind
Jaya is an expert in the health of vulnerable populations. When the COVID pandemic hit Australia, she believes at-risk communities here, such as Indigenous people and migrants, were let down in the government’s handling of its health response.
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Death and Dying
Judy Anne Edgar and Maya Shioji - Sorry Business
Karijarri and Yawuru woman Judy Anne Edgar and her daughter, Japanese Yawuru woman, Maya Shioji, discuss how much is to be gained by doing death and dying the traditional way.
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Death and Dying
Amber Dennis - A Wheelie Good Life
Despite being close to death herself on many an occasion, or perhaps because of it, Amber Dennis embraces life with a passion.
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Death and Dying
Sheryl Blanksby - A Mother's Pain
Sheryl’s baby boy Thomas was diagnosed with a rare cancer. She decided to not proceed with treatment – choosing quality of life over quantity.