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James O'Loghlin

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The unspoken rules of saying a final farewell to a loved one who is dying

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By James O'Loghlin
| Newcastle Herald Verified
It's usually great seeing old friends. You don't have to plan what to say, watch your words, suffer awkward silences, or try to guide and manipulate the conversation to where you want it to go as you might with a client or a workmate or even, frankly, a partner when there are chores to be allocated or holiday destinations decided. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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Program: How much does it really cost to move into a retirement village?

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By James O'Loghlin, Hannah Achelles
| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified
NSW Afternoons host James O'Loghlin spoke with Rachel Lane, principal @ Aged Care Gurus & co- author of 'Aged Care, Who Cares'? about the true cost of moving yourself, or a loved one, into a retirement village!
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Program: Are Aussie kids playing less?

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By James O'Loghlin
| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified
Children's play — typically defined as any child‑led behaviour or activity without set goals or rules — is a biological imperative, essential for healthy cognitive and physical development. In fact, play is so fundamental that experts describe it as a developmental necessity rather than an optional activity. There are growing concerns that Australian children are playing less. So, what can be done to protect this vital part of childhood development?
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