Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "wellbeing"
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1.6KArticleAustralians’ Subjective Wellbeing in 2022
Report – Petition – Australian Unity Wellbeing Index, 11 May 2023 Australians’ subjective wellbeing in 2022: Climate change, mental distress, mood and...
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‘Nature Prescriptions’ Can Improve Physical and Mental Health
Media release – UNSW Sydney, 4 April 2023 According to new research from UNSW Sydney, a dose of the outdoors may be...
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80 Mental Health Week Events across Tasmania
Media release – Mental Health Council of Tasmania Media Release, 7 October 2022 Celebrating Mental Health Week with over 80 events across...
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‘Mental Health Shapes my Life’: COVID-19 and Child Wellbeing 2022
Report – Australian Human Rights Commission, 24 August 2022 ‘Mental health shapes my life’: COVID-19 and kids’ wellbeing 2022 Throughout the COVID-19...
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Breaks ‘Good for Small Business People’
New research1 released today backs the wellbeing and business benefits of personal travel for small business owners. The issue is important as...
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New Life for Devonport Community Garden
A Christmas gift of a miniature aloe vera plant opened up a new world of possibilities for 20-year-old *Ella, of Devonport. It’s...
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Educational Advantage Carries Over into Sport Success
Richer schools’ students run faster: how the inequality in sport flows through to health Cross-town sporting rivalry between the kids from the wealthy...
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AEU: ‘Worrying Signs’ in Public Schools Report
Media release – Australian Education Union, 19 June 2022 Education Report shows disturbing signs about the state of Tasmanian schools Worrying signs...
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Feedback Sought on Tasmanian Sport and Active Recreation Strategy
The Tasmanian Government is developing a Tasmanian Sport and Active Recreation Strategy (the Strategy). The Strategy will provide a vision and strategic...
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Key Findings in Burden of Disease Study
Every year in Australia, millions of years of healthy life are lost because of injury, illness or premature deaths in the population....
