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Muslim Community Radio episodes

  • The Unethical Practice of Car Keying and Vandalism
    In this episode of Community Connect, Nadia brings focus to a very common practice we all know as blatantly keying someone's car, scraping a key or any sharp object into someone's paint job so deeply that it actually leaves a permanent mark in the metal of the car. It's noticeable, it's ugly, and it's vandalism. So, what is the motivation behind people keying other peoples cars? Why do people do it? How can we avoid this from happening and what should we do after we notice that someone has vandalized or keyed our car?
    39 min
  • Osteopathy Australia - Michell Funder 7 - 7 - 2020
    New research reveals that a staggering two-thirds (60%) of Aussies are currently in pain, with a quarter (25%) waiting until their pain
    becomes chronic before seeking professional advice. This comes as musculoskeletal health services begin to reopen with the easing of
    COVID-19 restrictions.
    The Pain Healthcare Report commissioned by Osteopathy Australia reveals that Aussies are ignoring their pain with more than a third (37%) admitting they would rather put up with pain than do something about it.
    To give the listeners more insight into this research, We hear from Michelle Funder, President of the Osteopathy Australia Board, How Osteopathy can help Australians reduce their pain .
    كشف بحث جديد أن ثلثي (60٪) الأستراليين يعانون حاليًا من الألم ، وربعهم (25٪) ينتظرون حتى تصبح آلامهم
    مزمنة قبل طلب المشورة المهنية. يأتي هذا في الوقت الذي تبدأ فيه الخدمات الصحية العضلية في إعادة فتح ابوابها مع تخفيف
    قيود
    COVID-19.
    للكلام عن هذا البحث الجديد ، تلتقي الخاجة فاتن الدنا ب رئيسة مجلس ادارة
    ’
    Michelle Funder استراليا Osteopathy
    17 min
  • Angela Murphy -Older Australians Concerned - Challenger’s CEO, Angela Murphy 23 June 2020
    In light of the economic downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, over a quarter (27%) of retirees are cutting back on their food
    shopping costs and more than a third (37%) are spending less on clothes and accessories due to concerns about what COVID-19 may
    mean for their future finances.
    New research conducted by investment management firm, Challenger examined the financial wellbeing of older Australians. The research revealed one in five (20%) retirees are looking to increase their savings and one in twenty (6%) retirees plan on cutting out travel and holidays. Worryingly, almost half (49%) of retirees don’t feel confident about their financial security over the next five years.
    Mrs Faten El Dana discussed the findings of this research and how Challenger can support retirees in their retirement income options with Challenger’s Chief Executive, Angela Murphy.
    في ضوء الانكماش الاقتصادي الناجم عن جائحة
    COVID-19 ، فإن أكثر من ربع المتقاعدين (27٪) يقلصون الإنفاق على طعامهم.، وتكاليف التسوق وأكثر من الثلث (37 ٪) ينفقون أقل على الملابس والاكسسوارات بسبب مخاوف بشأن ما قد يؤول اليه الوضع في ظل ال
    COVID-19
    وما سيكون تأثيره على اموالهم المستقبلية.
    .
    لمناقشة هذه الدراسة تتكلم الحاجة فاتن الدنا مع المديرة التنفيذية لمؤسسة
    النجر انجيلا مورفي
    18 min
  • Prophetic Medicine - Olive Oil
    Hajjah Faten El Dana reports on the benefits of Olive oil as conveyed by the messenger of God Muhammad , sallallahu ^alayhi wa sallam.
    في هذه الحلقة تذكر الحاجة فاتن الدنا فوائد زيت الزيتون التي وردت عن النبي محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم
    13 min

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