ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Warning: this episode discusses domestic and family violence. In this episode of Sharing the Couch, Peter chats to Annabelle Daniel, OAM. Annabelle talks about her career in the family violence sector, 'patient urgency' in the face of pressing issues and using anger as fuel.If this episode has raised issues for you, or if you are currently experiencing domestic family violence, call 1800RESPECT (1800 737 732).
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
Welcome to Season Two of Sharing the Couch by NT Shelter! Kicking off the season is a conversation with Louise McCormick, Commissioner for Infrastructure NT. Louise is a busy person! She's integral to ensuring the NT builds the public infrastructure needed to meet the NT Government’s goal of a $40 …
In Season 2, Episode 3 of Sharing the Couch, Peter chats to Trina Jones. Trina is CEO of Homelessness in NSW. In this episode, the conversation covers assertive outreach, challenges and advocacy in the housing and homelessness space.
In Episode Two, Season Two of Sharing the Couch by NT Shelter, Peter chats to Rebecca Oelkers, CEO of BHC (formally Brisbane Housing Company).
In episode 4, season 2, Peter speaks to Kasy Chambers, Executive Director of Anglicare Australia in a wide-ranging discussion about homelessness, poverty, need and affordable housing. Kasy makes the point that we need to be highlighting what housing really means to the people who live in it!
What's the reality of being a renter in Australia? Hear from Bernie Barrett, Advocacy Coordinator at Better Renting, in this episode of Sharing the Couch.
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