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For the common good. Author @FamiliesAge, Comms specialist, adjunct research fellow @accc4pillars, developing policy @eraaustralia, emerging artist
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Grieving the loss of a family companion

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By Toni Hassan
| The Saturday Paper Verified
He liked to be near. Looking into his dark eyes, I felt love without a doubt. I knew what he needed without words. We had an understanding. Archie was our family’s companion dog. He died unexpectedly, at age nine and a half. I didn’t expect to be so gutted. I’d never been a dog person. There were dogs in my younger life, but they were outside, home security, or they were housed in the laundry, kept separate, maintaining a firm hierarchy with “man” as master.
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Don't believe the hype about AI toys. Children deserve better than this

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By Toni Hassan
| Newcastle Herald Verified
Artificial intelligence (AI) toys are on the rise this Christmas. Black Friday Offers Subscribe today for the news that matters or signup to continue reading All articles from our website & app The digital version of Today's Paper Crosswords, Sudoku and Trivia As with smartphone technology, sold to families as inevitable and educational, there are harms and exaggerated claims of benefits with these products. AI toys take advantage of young children.
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‘Swimming in a graveyard’: SA’s algal bloom disaster spreads

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By Toni Hassan
| The Saturday Paper Verified
News As the South Australian government insists beaches and seafood are generally safe from what has become the country’s largest mass marine mortality event, the mental health toll is growing. By Toni Hassan. SHARE Copy Link Bluesky Facebook X LinkedIn Anna began swimming in the ocean, all year round, in her 60s. “I started two and a half years ago for mental health. I was scared at first.
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