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New South Wales premier Chris Minns has defended the UFC and the governments decision to spend $16 million to bring the sport into the state, despite a series of controversial comments made by main event fighter Sean Strickland. 
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In this episode, we're going to extend this focus to think about the home. We know for many of our listeners, particularly our members of the Discovery Space, knowing what to do in the home and being able to draw upon the research that matters most in the home learning environment is something that is of key interest.

Edward Melhuish - Quality Interactions in the Home

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Circle of Security ft. Kate Stevenson, ep2.

In this episode of our Early Start Expert Insight Podcast, we offer episode three in our Circle of Security series.

Circle of Security ft. Kate Stevenson, ep3.

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Circle of Security ft. Kate Stevenson, ep4.

This episode of our Early Start Expert Insight focuses again on the Circle of Security and we welcome back Kate.

Circle of Security ft. Kate Stevenson, ep5.

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Ep. 11 Elahe Mineai

Chloe's fascinating research explores how women navigate treatment systems for opioid use disorder. Through in-person studies that delve beyond statistics, she examines the intersection of gender theory and substance misuse. Her nuanced approach aims to uncover the unique barriers women face when seeking and receiving treatment. By shedding light on these challenges, she hopes to destigmatise help-seeking behaviours and pave the way for safer, more effective healing journeys.

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