Catherine
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It's interesting watching pre- and post-pandemic changes to patterns among flu counts in Australia over the last decade.
Come have a read about some thoughts on why.
And while you're there, subscribe. It'll be easier to know when there's a new post next time
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Come have a read about some thoughts on why.
And while you're there, subscribe. It'll be easier to know when there's a new post next time
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Flu down under is a July thing
Chatting about a graph of nearly a quarter of a century of Australian laboratory influenza virus detections.
virologydownunder.com
June 16, 2025 at 11:01 AM
It's interesting watching pre- and post-pandemic changes to patterns among flu counts in Australia over the last decade.
Come have a read about some thoughts on why.
And while you're there, subscribe. It'll be easier to know when there's a new post next time
virologydownunder.com/flu-down-und...
Come have a read about some thoughts on why.
And while you're there, subscribe. It'll be easier to know when there's a new post next time
virologydownunder.com/flu-down-und...
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Bots are everywhere. While some are useful, others manipulate trends, spread misinformation, and distort public opinion.
How can you spot them? What can you do?
Learn more 👉 scienceupfirst.com/misinformati...
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How can you spot them? What can you do?
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April 4, 2025 at 2:26 PM
Bots are everywhere. While some are useful, others manipulate trends, spread misinformation, and distort public opinion.
How can you spot them? What can you do?
Learn more 👉 scienceupfirst.com/misinformati...
#ScienceUpFirst
How can you spot them? What can you do?
Learn more 👉 scienceupfirst.com/misinformati...
#ScienceUpFirst
Storytelling and the Art of Tenderness: Olga Tokarczuk's Magnificent Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech www.themarginalian.org/2022/11/21/t...
Storytelling and the Art of Tenderness: Olga Tokarczuk’s Magnificent Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech
“Tenderness is the most modest form of love. It is the kind of love that does not appear in the scriptures or the gospels, no one swears by it, no one cites it… It appears wherever we t…
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April 4, 2025 at 2:28 PM
Storytelling and the Art of Tenderness: Olga Tokarczuk's Magnificent Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech www.themarginalian.org/2022/11/21/t...
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🎧PODCAST: Ambiguous Loss in the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement
In this 2nd episode in a 3 part miniseries about ambiguous loss, #MHPSS Technical Advisor Arz Stefan talks to Dr. Maureen Mooney about operationalising ambiguous loss in the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement.
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In this 2nd episode in a 3 part miniseries about ambiguous loss, #MHPSS Technical Advisor Arz Stefan talks to Dr. Maureen Mooney about operationalising ambiguous loss in the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement.
🔗 shorturl.at/AB0ab
January 15, 2025 at 9:00 AM
🎧PODCAST: Ambiguous Loss in the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement
In this 2nd episode in a 3 part miniseries about ambiguous loss, #MHPSS Technical Advisor Arz Stefan talks to Dr. Maureen Mooney about operationalising ambiguous loss in the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement.
🔗 shorturl.at/AB0ab
In this 2nd episode in a 3 part miniseries about ambiguous loss, #MHPSS Technical Advisor Arz Stefan talks to Dr. Maureen Mooney about operationalising ambiguous loss in the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement.
🔗 shorturl.at/AB0ab
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I’m no fan of Jenny Shipley, but in regards to the haka, she nailed it in this one quote;
"The voice of Māori, that reminds us that this was an agreement, a contract - and you do not rip up a contract and then just say, 'Well, I'm happy to rewrite it on my terms, but you don't count.'"
"The voice of Māori, that reminds us that this was an agreement, a contract - and you do not rip up a contract and then just say, 'Well, I'm happy to rewrite it on my terms, but you don't count.'"
Interesting interview with Dame Jenny Shipley on the Treaty Principles Bill. Come for the shocking 'inviting civil war' quote, stay for the measured message to any government MPs questioning public displays of outrage, the place of Te Tiriti, and the risks of this 'debate'
Treaty Principles Bill 'inviting civil war', Jenny Shipley says
"I would fight against it. Māori have every reason to fight against it," the former prime minister says.
www.rnz.co.nz
November 15, 2024 at 11:24 PM
I’m no fan of Jenny Shipley, but in regards to the haka, she nailed it in this one quote;
"The voice of Māori, that reminds us that this was an agreement, a contract - and you do not rip up a contract and then just say, 'Well, I'm happy to rewrite it on my terms, but you don't count.'"
"The voice of Māori, that reminds us that this was an agreement, a contract - and you do not rip up a contract and then just say, 'Well, I'm happy to rewrite it on my terms, but you don't count.'"
