"In other words, it lifts directly from the Australian handbook when it comes to punitive refugee policy" – Michelle Foster & Katie Robertson on UK's Illegal Migration Bill, first published in @ConversationEDU
"There is a strong desire to adapt creatively to the challenges of an uncertain climate" – Declan Kuch, Malini Sur, Stephen Healy & Sukhmani Khorana, first published in @ConversationEDU
"“The responsibility lies squarely at the feet of elected policy-makers who have stood by & allowed industry to use addiction for profit-making,” @_PHAA_ CEO @terryslevin Slevin writes in an open letter to NSW Labor MPs.
“It is only by ignoring the costs of war – human, economic, environmental and other – that preparations for the next one can be announced with such triumphalism and pride" – @SueWarehamACT@MAPW_Australia
"Our stories will be told because our stories are held in the hearts and memories of our Elders: Welcome to Country fromLa Perouse Local Aboriginal Land Council
In case you missed them, following is a thread of articles from this week's bulletin...
This week's quotable comes from the ICYMI column compiled by @MelissaSweetDr
"You know there is a rural medical crisis when you ring another rural hospital to transfer a patient, and they refuse the patient but offer you a job" – a rural GP on Twitter
"Despite these concerns & interest in alternative platforms such as Mastodon, many participants were resolved to stay with Twitter as long as possible, to ensure public health voices remain active on the platform" – @MelissaSweetDr
On election day eve - a thread on Croakey's coverage of the Victorian election.
The role of the media, the rise in extremism and why we need to broaden the focus from hospitals and doctors to primary health care, prevention and social determinants is discussed in this wrap piece by @JenniferDoggettcroakey.org/as-victorians-…#VicVotes2022
Also calling for a shift towards community-based care and prevention is @JudkinsSimon who warns that we are heading for a US-style system unless we change our thinking on priorities for health spending. croakey.org/as-the-victori…
Jaithri Ananthapavan from @Deakin outlining the opportunities for early-mid career researchers in @HEALenviron#HEAL2022
Karina Martin talks re @HEALenviron's research translation survey: findings be used to promote more effective research translation, support real word outcomes that so emphasised at #HEAL2022
#HEAL2022 has resumed now, with participants splitting into thematic sessions: I (@mariemcinerney) will be in Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander knowledges and food/soil/water security: @AlisonSBarrett will be at clean energy and bushfires sessions
Assoc Prof Linda Payi Ford opens with the importance of Indigenous voices being heard in climate action and #HEAL2022 discussions
Hearing from Prof Elaine Lawurrpa Maypilama & Assoc Prof Petra Buergelt re this project #HEAL2022
First up, Prof Eugenie Kayak, anaesthetist from Austin and Alfred Health and @DocsEnvAus's National Sustainable Healthcare Special Interest Group #HEAL2022, acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledges, custodianship of Country
We are living well beyond our means, need 1.7 planets to deal with all our resource consumption and waste. So we really have a climate emergency, says Prof Kayak.