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Here you will find a great list of important and interesting resources to help you better understand the work that Life Again does.

You will find articles on indiginous affairs, RAPs programs, news about events, history and much more. We ask that you take a scroll and have a read to better understand our work, and what you can do to help shift the mindset and narrative, because as our guiding philosophy states, there can be "No Change Without Understanding"

PREVENTITIVE HEALTH

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PREVENTATIVE HEALTH

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Prevention and Promotion - Literature Review and Scoping Study

In 2017, Deakin Health Economics was engaged by the Commission to produce a literature review and scoping study regarding mental health promotion and prevention initiatives in the Australian context.

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Positive Psychology - Black Dog Institute

A great little read on Positive Psychology from the Black Dog Institute.

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Prevention and promotion approaches

The promotion of mental health and wellbeing, and the prevention of mental ill-health, have been identified as priorities in national and state policies since the First National Mental Health Plan in 1992. But, to date, this has been poorly operationalised, coordinated and monitored. Read more….

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The Power Of Nature

Life Again founder Gareth Andrews discusses how nature can play a vital part in mental health.

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Finding Joy

Life Again founder Gareth Andrews discusses how you can find some joy in a seemingly joyless time.

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PSYCHOLOGICAL SAFETY IN THE WORKPLACE

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Developing a workplace mental health strategy

This little heads up document is supplied by Beyond Blue and is a great assistant in creating your workplace mental health strategy.

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Support for small businesses to create psychologically safe workplaces

Ahead for Business helps small business owners take action on their mental health and wellbeing through personalised resources and tools tailored to their specific needs.

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Psychosocial health and safety and bullying in Australian workplaces (6th edition)

Recommendation 18 of the 2012 House of Representatives Standing Committee on Education and Employment report, Workplace Bullying: “We just want it to stop”, requested an annual update of trends in workers’ compensation data relating to psychosocial health and safety generally and workplace bullying specifically. The statement Psychosocial Health and Safety and Bullying in Australian Workplaces is Safe Work Australia’s response to this recommendation. Read more….

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Deloitte workplace metnal health and wellbeing

Public awareness of the importance of good workplace mental health and wellbeing is growing, as is the moral, societal and business case for improving it. Read more….

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Preventing and managing work related stress

Worksafe guide for employers. Feb 2021.

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Heads Up Initiative. Employer of choice.

Nearly three-quarters of Australian employees say a mentally healthy workplace is important when looking for a job in the future. Read more….

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Developing a mentally healthy workplace

A report for the National Mental Health Commission and the Mentally Healthy Workplace Alliance.

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24/7 MENTAL HEALTH [CRISIS] SUPPORT

If you or someone you know is at immediate risk of harm, call triple zero 000

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BeyondBlue

Anyone feeling anxious or depressed

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KidsHelpline

Counselling for young people aged 5-25

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MensLineAustralia

Men with emotional or relationship concerns


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OpenArms

Veterans and families counselling

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Lifeline.

Anyone having a personal crisis

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Suicide CallBack Service

Anyone thinking about suicide

ABORIGINAL CULTURAL &HISTORY AWARENESS

No Change Without Understanding

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Engaging with Reconciliation and Truth-telling

Swinburne University will be establishing a National Centre for Reconciliation Practice in November 2021, which will increase industry, community and academic understandings on a range of reconciliation matters. In this seminar, Ian Hamm and Andrew Gunstone will discuss the critical concepts of reconciliation and truth-telling, and how the new National Centre will engage with these concepts in its work. Presented on the 1st June 2021.

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SBS Learn - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories & Cultures

SBS Learn – Learning & Teaching resource –  Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories & Cultures. Provided here is a list of great articles to help you gain a better understanding of the cultural side from various points of view.

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First Australians series

First Australians chronicles the birth of contemporary Australia as never told before, from the perspective of its first people.

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Homelands feature - Ryan Lidde

Arrernte man and NITV Journalist Ryan Liddle went back to his homelands last month after the pandemic kept him away from Luritja Country.

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Tjilirra Mens Movement – ft CASSE’s Jamie Djupurrula Miller

These men are on the move to save their culture – and they’re saving themselves in the process.
Meet the men keeping culture strong and healing themselves through traditional tool making.

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The history of Reconciliation Week – Explainer

As we round up National Reconciliation Week for another year, we look back at the history of reconciliation in our nation and ask are we “In This Together” in 2020? Ryan Liddle finds out more… #InThisTogether2020 #NRW2020

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NAIDOC WEEK explainer

‘A week that celebrates and acknowledges our past, our present and looks with hope towards future.’
NITV’s #ThePoint breaks down the history of NAIDOC Week.
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Uluru Statement explainer

What is the ‘Uluru Statement from the Heart’? NITV’s Jodan Perry explains.
More on #ThePoint, from NITV (Ch 34).
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Treaty vs Recognition

NITV political journalist Nakari Thorpe looks into what the Referendum Council’s proposals are. #Garma2017

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1967 Referendum - Explainer

On 27 May 1967, the people of Australia collectively voted to remove two provisions in the Australian Constitution which discriminated against Aboriginal people. The overwhelming and unprecedented ‘YES’ response was the result of the tireless work of campaigners and the growing national support for the rights of Australia’s First Peoples.
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Sacred Sites

One year on from the Uluru climb closure but still a long way to go in the fight to protect Indigenous sacred sites. More on #ThePoint on #NITV
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Analysing the closure of the Uluru Climb.

This article analyses the recent closure of the Uluru Climb in the settler colonial context of Australia and reflects on (im)possibilities for doing tourism otherwise to practices and logics of coloniality.
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