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29/05/2026

Too many Australians still see dementia as an inevitability, according to new data, but there is a list of steps you can take to reduce the risks.

Read more: https://ab.co/43mhlJP

29/05/2026

29/05/2026

Caring for someone can often mean putting your own needs aside. Living Well Sessions have been created to give carers supporting someone experiencing mental health challenges a chance to step away from daily pressures and reconnect with themselves, others, and the surrounding community.

Across June, we’ll be offering a range of relaxed, small-group wellbeing days designed to help carers slow down, breathe, feel supported, and connect with others who understand the caring role.

Activities (at no cost to carers) include:
💚 Walk & talk mornings by the water
💚 Creative calm sessions
💚 Nature walks and gentle journalling
💚 Quiet social connection over a warm drink
💚 Grounding and wellbeing activities

The first session next week is EXHALE – Coastal Reset & Nervous System Recovery Day. Spots limited - Register your expression of interest for the days that would appeal to you: https://buff.ly/EQ5UbDp

26/05/2026

26/05/2026

26/05/2026

26/05/2026

26/05/2026

Today on National Sorry Day, we acknowledge the strength and resilience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, especially members of the Stolen Generations and their families.
Sorry Day is a time to reflect on the lasting impact of forced child removals, listen to lived experiences, and commit to reconciliation through action, not just words.

At Synapse, we recognise the importance of culturally safe support, truth-telling, and walking alongside First Nations communities with respect and accountability.

We encourage everyone to take a moment today to learn, reflect, and honour the stories that continue to shape Australia.

26/05/2026

The May 20 layoffs at Meta were always going to be brutal. Eight thousand people were losing their jobs. That is 10 percent of the global workforce. But the way Meta did it made everything worse. The company ordered employees to work from home on the day of the cuts . Then, at 4 AM, the layoff emails started hitting inboxes .

No face to face meetings. No video calls. No chance for managers to deliver the news personally. Just a notification in the dark, hours before most people would even wake up. The timing ensured that affected employees would see the email alone, in their own homes, without coworkers or managers to process the news with . The survivors were told to check a spreadsheet to see if their role had been eliminated . The company has not issued a public apology for the timing. The only statement has been the same corporate language used in every other mass layoff this year.

They made you work from home so you would be isolated. Then they fired you at 4 AM so you would be alone. That is not a mistake. That is a design.

25/05/2026

BREAKING: Independent MPs have mounted a push for a Human Rights Act in Federal Parliament.

The Bill was introduced to the House of Representatives this morning by .wilkie.mp and seconded by Dr MP.

An Australian Human Rights Act would articulate what fundamental human rights are available to people, center people in government decision-making and ensure respect and dignity for all.

More than 170 organisations are backing the call for a federal Act.

Join the call for an Australian Human Rights Act at the link in bio.