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Living Black: Machado-Joseph Disease
Fri, Nov 20 2009
A rare affliction affecting around fifty percent of the population of Groote Eylandt in Arnhem Land, is stretching health and housing in the remote location.
Machado-Joseph disease is a rare genetic condition, leaving sufferers in wheelchairs and dependant on others for daily needs, placing an enormous burden on family members and housing.
Video journalist Leah Craven travelled to Groote Eylandt to investigate the illness and how the lack of housing is exacerbating its impact.
What do established refugees think of asylum debate?
Fri, Nov 20 2009
With Australia a country built by refugees and migrants, how do former refugees now settled in the country think the current groups of people arriving by boat should be handled?
Peggy Giakoumelos reports.
World View Program Highlights
Fri, Nov 20 2009
In this podcast:
** Renewed calls for compensation for the stolen generations.
** Can racism make you sick?
** What Australia's original boatpeople think of the latest wave of asylum seekers.
** We'll preview all this weekend's A-League action.
World View Program Highlights
Thu, Nov 19 2009
**With more hot weather on the way, how are the survivors of Black Saturday coping?
** Calls for the formation of an Aboriginal political party.
** We take a closer look at proposed changes to the skilled migration program.
** Attila Mosonyi joins us to talk through the qualifiers for the World Cup.
World View program highlights
Wed, Nov 18 2009
In this Podcast:
**How well is Australia managing its skilled migration program?
** A program in Port Augusta, encouraging Aboriginal men to stop looking at parenting as "women's business" and be better fathers.
** We join an Australian as he prepares to make the Hajj pilgrimage.
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