by Katina D'Onise | Mar 18, 2025 | Post
Big public health reform can happen quickly when the conditions are right, but most often effective and long term change is incremental and slow. We saw in the aftermath of the terrible loss of life in the Port Arthur Massacre that gun control could happen rapidly....
by Katina D'Onise | Mar 7, 2025 | Post
Have you heard the story about the one person who beat cancer with positive thinking? Or that Winston Churchill smoked cigars and drank alcohol from morning to evening and even while in bed, lived to be 90 so we can all smoke and drink without harm? Or that out of the...
by Katina D'Onise | Mar 7, 2025 | Post
I am sure many of us have had the experience of being approached by university researchers who have a project in mind that they think you will be really interested participating in. It is their great idea; they are sure you will also think this is a great idea. It is...
by Katina D'Onise | Mar 7, 2025 | Post
The Bill, introduced to parliament this week, calls for a ban on abortion after 27 weeks and 6 days by requiring that the pregnancy is induced and not terminated; rather it is a forced birth at gestations as early as 28 weeks. There are a number of references made in...
by Katina D'Onise | Mar 7, 2025 | Post
The way people perceive racism is clearly divisive. There are heated parliamentary debates, frequent discussion in traditional and social media and substantial debate regarding the anti-racism movement internationally. There are differing views of what racism is,...
