About this episode
For a lot of young parents, childcare is a necessary part of life. But how do you rebuild that trust when allegations of neglect, misconduct and sexual assault come to light?
Also, thousands of vulnerable people may go without crucial care as Australia's largest private hospital operator closes the majority of its psychology clinics.
And we're always told: don't mix money and friends. But shouting your mates can actually make you happier according to new research.
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01:15 - How do young parents feel about childcare?
16:15 - Ramsay Health Clinic closures
22:05 - Stingy v generous friends
Guests:
- Sue Cogur, early childhood educator and registered trainer and assessor
- Steph Dalzell, national health reporter, ABC
- Dr Aimee Smith, research officer, UQ
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