Katherine Kent (Western Sydney University) - Why do people go hungry in Australia?
Why do people go hungry in Australia? We puzzle over this failure of policy and systems with Dr Katherine Kent, a public health nutritionist and lecturer in public health at Western Sydney University. Katherine has just released a fascinating study that looks at Tasmanians’ experience of food inse…
Episode 70: A link between food security and health
One in four respondents to The Tasmania Key findings Project’s Food Survey reported running out of food because they could not afford to buy more during the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr Katherine Kent tells us about the Tasmania Project’s findings, and what the pandemic has meant for the food insecurity …
Flavonoids & Memory, Law & Climate Change
Flavonoids, the pigments in cherries and plums are under investigation for their potential in cognitive repair, specifically memory loss in dementia. Katherine Kent, with a background in Nutrition and Public Health will tell you all about it in 5 minutes.
Then, Kerryn Brent will shed light on Int…
Mister Ron's Basement #1019
Wed, Mar 26 2008 Mister Ron's Basement #1019 Celebrating Women's History Month with another week's worth of stories by 19th Century women authors. Today we offer what can only be described as an (ahem) odd piece from 1864 by Katherine Kent Child Walker called 'The Total Depravity of Inanimate Thin…
Poor condition of Australia's environmental data, Food insecurity in University staffs & students, What Xi's speech reveals about China's next five years, Problematic western maps & myth of "Terra Nullius"
Judith speaks with Dr Michael Vardon (Twitter @MichaelVardon), environmental accountant at Fenner School of Environment and Society at Australian National University, discussing poor conditions of environmental data and reporting, and the need for better systems on economic costs of bad environmen…
Katherine Kent chats with becoming babyREADY
Many people in the Queer community assume that they will not struggle with conceiving as long as they have the gametes needed to create a foetus. The reality of the situation is that Queer individuals are no more exempt from fertility challenges than their cisgender, heterosexual peers.
Today I…
Re-writing the productivity playbook
In this episode - part of our CSW events series - Jess Bowie chairs a discussion reflecting on government's efforts to implement productivity improvements, highlighting both successes and failures in the ongoing pursuit of better services for citizens. Featuring Kate Caulkin, director of people an…
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