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In this short thoughtful episode, we highlight an important Australian tradition: the Acknowledgement of Country. This brief statement, often given at the start of meetings, gatherings, and public events, recognizes the Traditional Custodians of the land, honors their enduring cultural connection to it, and shows respect for Elders past and present. It’s a simple but meaningful way Australians acknowledge history, presence, and identity, and it reflects a national commitment to reconciliation and cultural respect.
In today’s episode, we introduce Dr. Lewis Campbell, a critical care physician from Alice Springs, south of Darwin. Dr. Campbell brings his Northern Territory perspective to our clinical conversation, offering insights shaped by the unique geography, culture, and healthcare challenges of Australia’s Top End.
A concise, engaging listen for your commute.
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In this short thoughtful episode, we highlight an important Australian tradition: the Acknowledgement of Country. This brief statement, often given at the start of meetings, gatherings, and public events, recognizes the Traditional Custodians of the land, honors their enduring cultural connection to it, and shows respect for Elders past and present. It’s a simple but meaningful way Australians acknowledge history, presence, and identity, and it reflects a national commitment to reconciliation and cultural respect.
In today’s episode, we introduce Dr. Lewis Campbell, a critical care physician from Alice Springs, south of Darwin. Dr. Campbell brings his Northern Territory perspective to our clinical conversation, offering insights shaped by the unique geography, culture, and healthcare challenges of Australia’s Top End.
A concise, engaging listen for your commute.

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