NDIS Costs More Than Defence: Jeremy Cordeaux’s Bold Take
Jeremy Cordeaux questions the financial sustainability of the NDIS, highlighting fraud and a lack of accountability.
- November 11, 2025
Jeremy Cordeaux questions the financial sustainability of the NDIS, highlighting fraud and a lack of accountability.
Jeremy Cordeaux examines the financial strain of the NDIS, highlighting escalating costs and the need for accountability.
Peter Berg exposes the Sackler family’s role in the opioid crisis in Painkiller.
Steve Davis and Dr Travis Brown recount how a Paralympian reached out after listening to their episode on CTE, leading her to donate her brain to science.
“Medicare was supposed to help us, but instead it turbocharged a medical industry,” Jeremy Cordeaux highlights how Medicare has unintentionally inflated the cost of healthcare.
Two Brunettes & A Gay discuss why some people just can’t seem to hold in their poop, no matter how hard they try.
Our special guest is Professor Peter Doherty, Nobel Prize winner in Physiology or Medicine 1996, Author, Science commentator, and Professor at the faculty of medicine
Keegan had to be medically retired after a series of concussion injuries across his 49 games in the NRL for both the Gold Coast Titans
The double helix structure of DNA was the discovery of the century. However, the story about the discovery is mired in controversy.
In 1935, Dr Dorothy Anderson conducted an autopsy on a young child who had died from malnutrition due to suspected coeliac disease despite being on
Our special guest is Dr Daman Langguth who is an immunology and Head of the Immunology Department at Sullivan Nicolaides Pathology.
Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome ME/CFS as it’s known. The World Health Organisation classified ME/CFS as a disease, not a psychological issue, back in the
In 1964, a young woman was murdered as she walked to her apartment in Queens, New York.
In 1964, a young woman was murdered as she walked to her apartment in Queens, New York.
The medicinal properties of aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) have been well-documented for hundreds of years.
Palpation can be useful for the diagnosis and assessment of tendinopathy, but there are limits. This is because non-painful tendons can be tender, and tenderness
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Welcome to the This Medical Life podcast. Our mission is to share stories about the triumphs and tragedies of diseases and illnesses from ancient times
In the 16th century, a curse was foretold about the Scottish MacCrimmon clan that they would cease to be the official (bag) pipers of the chiefs
This is an interesting study from the Delaware tendinopathy group among others investigating a host of structural, tissue property, functional and pain factors that may
On this episode I focus on a new study from my PhD student Eman Merza. It is a cross-over randomised trial testing the effect of
Had a lovely chat with Shawn Hanlon who is a PhD candidate about his relatively new paper exploring patient features and clinical characteristics and how
The emergence of syphilis in 15th century Europe caused widespread panic and finger-pointing as to the cause and origin of this disease.
Modern day surgery is synonymous with anaesthetic. Yet, it has only been that way since the mid-1800s. Prior to this, people either resided to their
South Australian Playwrights Theatre presents: BORDERTOWN.
All the latest news, reviews, previews and interviews with players and officials from the 2023 NBL1 Central Basketball Season men’s and women’s competitions.
Welcome to the “Zen Meditation – Mediation Tools” podcast channel!
Recover Hard Recover Smart is a podcast for athletes recovering from serious injury.
A weekly podcast recorded in Adelaide that puts South Australian passion on centre stage with a featured guest who joins us each week as a
