The Informer

24 Oct 2020

The Informer Podcast 1 October 2020

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With the hearings for the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with a Disability continuing, in this week’s podcast, we give you some information about the Royal Commissions and what the latest findings from them are. 

We also look at the first Presidential Debate, which was full of fury but lacking in substance. Listen to our podcast for a summary of it. 

You will hear about the LGBTIQ people in China and what societal attitudes towards them are like. Why pride activities have been stopped in China and how this has impacted on the local LGBTIQ community. 

ACON Shines a Light on LGBTQ Mental Health During Mental Health Month.

 

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