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Dear Queensland premier: Put children’s rights at the centre of your agenda

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By Simon Robert Knowles, Melissa Coade Verified, Robert MacDonald, Mena Waller, Robbie MacDonald Verified
| The Mandarin Verified
The first 100 days of a new government offer a chance for fresh starts, new policies and lots of possibilities. The decisions made now will particularly affect Queensland’s children and young people, shaping their lives today and setting the course for their adult futures. The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child provides an inspiring vision for what every child deserves and a roadmap for governments to follow to balance and uphold everyone’s rights.
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Simon Robert Knowles

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By Simon Robert Knowles
| The Mandarin Verified
Simon Robert Knowles is an associate professor and clinical psychologist, Swinburne University of Technology.
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‘It’s okay to poo at work’: New health campaign highlights a common source of anxiety

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By Simon Robert Knowles
| The Mandarin Verified
article-body For most people, the daily or near-daily ritual of having a bowel motion is not something we give a great deal of thought to. But for some people, the need to do a “number two” in a public toilet or at work can be beset with significant stress and anxiety. In recognition of the discomfort people may feel around passing a bowel motion at work, the Queensland Department of Health recently launched a social media campaign with the message “It’s okay to poo at work”.
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