Low iron guidelines, sovereign citizens + reawakening Indigenous languages
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Some women with low iron reckon they're being 'gaslit' by health care providers, and going years without proper care. Do guidelines need to change?
And from home-made courts to armed stand-offs, Australia's anti-government movement is growing. So what's the deal with sovereign citizens?
Also, meet the young First Nations woman who created an online dictionary to honour her grandmother.
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01:27 - The sovereign citizens trying to arrest the Prime Minister
09:09 - Are doctors treating women with low iron differently to men?
20:54 - Young people bringing back Indigenous languages
Guests:
- Mahmood Fazal, Four Corners reporter, ABC
- Professor Nada Hamad, haematologist and clinician researcher
- AnnaLee Little, Programs Manager, First Languages Australia
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