HeyJaredPacific Pulse Podcast
Are you wanting to break your betel nut addiction? Sweat your way to a fitter you, or get on top of that excruciating case of gout? Pacific Pulse has you covered.
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Pacific Pulse (opens the original)
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Sweat your way to a fitter you. Pacific Pulse has you covered.
Dr Nerida Bun on the fight to detect betel-nut related oral cancer before it's too late (opens the original)
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Betel nut chewing is deeply woven into life in Papua New Guinea, but it's also linked to some of the world's highest rates of oral cancer, and we hear from dentist and lecturer Dr Nerida Bun about the push to catch the disease earlier and save lives from city areas to the remote highlands.
Avelima Eliepa, of @savingthroughchaos, shares what home loan advice misses about Pacific families (opens the original)
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Money stress and wellbeing go hand-in-hand and financial advice that understands Pacific ways of being can make all the difference.
Why these two Christians are paddling around Viti Levu on an eco-pilgrimage (opens the original)
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As the Pacific heads into another round of global climate talks, we hear what climate security looks like on the ground and catch up with two Christians paddling around Viti Levu to take on single-use plastics.
Can co-ops revitalise healthcare in the Pacific? (opens the original)
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In Fiji, there's now renewed interest in one model that puts communities in the driver's seat: cooperativ
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