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Have you experienced RSV? We’d like to hear your story. GHLF Australia would like to speak with Australians aged 50 to 75 years who have been medically diagnosed with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and live with asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), cardiovascular disease, diabetes or chronic kidney disease. Does that sound like you? If your RSV experience meaningfully disrupted your health or daily life — including your ability to manage your existing condition, work, family responsibilities, travel or independence — we’d like to hear about it. You may be invited to share your experience as part of a global RSV awareness campaign. For now, we simply want to identify and speak with potential candidates, verify your RSV experience, and understand your story and comfort with participating. Selected participants may have the opportunity to share their experience through filmed, written or digital disease-awareness content and will be compensated for their participation. Interested? Contact us at [email redacted] for a confidential initial conversation. There is no commitment to participate at this stage. Please help us by sharing this article link with anyone you think may be interested. Thank you. ❤️ ID: Graphic has a purple and blue patterned background. The white text reads, "Have you had severe RSV (respiratory syncytial virus)? Do you also live with any of these chronic conditions? Asthma. COPD. Cardiovascular disease. Diabetes. Chronic kidney disease. We'd like to hear from you." The white GHLF and CreakyJoints Australia logos appear in the bottom-left corner. https://lnkd.in/giPgGp-H #RSVAwareness #RSV #RespiratoryHealth #ChronicConditions #Asthma #COPD #CardiovascularDisease #Diabetes #ChronicKidneyDisease #GHLF #PatientVoice
🌍 PARENTS IN THE UK, AUSTRALIA & FRANCE — WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! 🎙️ Should children be kept off social media until a certain age, or should we make the internet safer for them? With Australia introducing restrictions on social media accounts for under-16s, the UK planning similar measures, and France moving towards restrictions for under-15s, the debate around children and the internet is growing worldwide. At Brain Rush Media, we’re working on a show exploring what these changes mean for children and their families. 👨👩👧 Are you a parent living in the UK, Australia or France? 💬 Do you support these restrictions, oppose them, or have mixed feelings about them? 🎥 We’d love to hear your experiences, concerns and perspectives in a short remote video interview via StreamYard. No expert knowledge needed — just your honest views as a parent navigating the digital world with your children. 📩 Interested? DM us or comment below. If you know a parent living in any of these countries, please tag them or share this post with them. Let’s talk about raising children in a world that is always online. 🌐 #Parenting #OnlineSafety #ChildSafety #SocialMedia #DigitalParenting #UKParents #AustralianParents #FranceParents #BrainRushMedia
Quite a few people have reached out to me after the last couple of stories in the The Australian Financial Review on NAB's restructure. If you're a NAB employee (or a recently departed one) reading this, please drop me a line. I'd love to talk and no one will ever know we did. I'm on [email redacted] or you can get in touch securely on jackderwin@protonmail or on Signal where my username is Jack.19 (Same goes for any non-NAB employees on any other issues) Thank you for your attention to this matter! #banking
I'm looking for Australians who bought an established business rather than started one. On Deals Down Under I interview buyers about how the deal came together: finding the business, funding it, and the first 12 months. Most of my guests so far come from the search-fund world. I want to hear from owners of laundromats, trade businesses, cleaning companies, rent rolls, manufacturers and everything in between, where the business earns roughly $150K a year or more. If that's you, or someone you know, comment or send me a message and I'll send you the details.
🎙️ Who would you recommend for an honest, practical conversation about preventing psychological harm at work? I’m co-hosting the Workplace Psycholgoical Safety Podcast in 2027 with Ben Fulton which explores workplace harm, organisational responses and pathways towards repair. I would like to hear from or be introduced to: 🔹 Organisational and workplace psychologists 🔹 Psychosocial risk and work design specialists 🔹 Researchers translating evidence into practical workplace improvements 🔹 WHS, HR, IR and operational leaders with implementation experience 🔹 Workplace investigators and employment lawyers 🔹 Psychological injury, rehabilitation and return-to-work specialists. I am particularly interested in people who can discuss what organisations have changed, what workers experienced and how they checked whether those changes helped. Topics could include work design, leadership, bullying prevention, fair complaint processes, recovery and preventing further harm. Australian and international perspectives are welcome. Interested in being considered, or know someone who would bring a valuable perspective? Please message me with your area of expertise and a topic you’d like to explore, or tag someone below. 🎧https://lnkd.in/gKjB-aqQ #PsychosocialRisk #OrganisationalPsychology #WorkplaceMentalHealth #WHS
Journalist looking to speak to Brits who have or are thinking of moving back to the UK from Australia Hi, my name is Ed Holt. I'm a journalist at the Daily Mail looking to speak to Brits living in Australia who are thinking or have recently moved back to the UK. I'm keen to speak to Brits who have had move due to being priced out of Australia due to the high cost of living and housing crisis in its major cities. As well as those who have struggled to find work in Australia's current job market. If you're interesting in speaking to me drop a message below.
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