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Oct 30, 2026

Gavin NimonHOST
1:42
It's just general advice and may vary depending upon the region in which you are practising or being treated.
Gavin NimonHOST
1:46
The information may not be appropriate for your situation or health condition and you should always seek the advice from your health professionals in the area in which you live.
Gavin NimonHOST
1:53
My guest today is Dr. Freba Benia-Wilson, an Adelaide gynaecologist who specialises in female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery and advanced single incision laparoscopy.
Gavin NimonHOST
2:04
She completed her medical degree in Germany, trained in obstetrics and gynaecology in Sydney and holds a Master's in minimally invasive surgery from the University of Adelaide.
Chris BanburySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:09
So tonight, three years on, we ask a simple but important question.
Chris BanburySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:13
Where is the justice for Gaza? And what are the consequences if accountability never arrives? Joining me to discuss this and the consequence of it are Amiri Nimarawa, the CEO of Health Workers for Palestine, Oliver McTernan, director and co-founder of The Forward Thinking, Dr.
Chris BanburySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:29
Ismail Patel, who is the chair of Friends of Al-Aqsa and Abacar Nanabawa, director of Muslim Voice.
Chris BanburySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:39
Now, can I start by asking you, Amira, we've just seen the coverage in this country and the established media of three years on from the Hamas attack in Israel.
Amira NimarawiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:55
And that's not even reaching the news.
Amira NimarawiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:57
So I'm sad to say that, unfortunately, it's not surprising that the attention is always going back to Israel and what's happened to Israel.
Amira NimarawiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:06
And this is just part of their propaganda playbook to bring back the attention to what has happened to them, to play the victim, and to pretend as if they're not deliberately starving and decimating an entire healthcare sector in Gaza, including the targeting, the deliberate targeting and killing of over 1,800 health workers in Gaza alone.
Amira NimarawiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:26
So, you know, this is where we need to get better at holding even the media to account, your earlier points about accountability.
James SomaurooHOST
3:45
And I'm just going to put it up now because.
James SomaurooHOST
3:50
he's he's got a little series and by the way if you don't get out of pocket it's a great newsletter um nickel seems like a really great guy trying to build community out in the states and um does it all through this brand out of pocket so definitely recommend you get his newsletter it's really good and his website is really good as well it's such cool branding anyway um he's doing this series in his newsletter of healthcare companies i think someone should build And number three on his list is Instinct for Healthcare Workers, which is a personal AI agent built for healthcare employees with its own login on the organization's network, a cloud model, a role-based permission.
James SomaurooHOST
4:32
So nothing tries to impersonate you with cash passwords and People are going to use these tools no matter what.
James SomaurooHOST
4:38
So basically he's saying everyone should build a compliant version.
Neta CrawfordGUEST
32:00
I think healthcare professionals should step out of their lane.
Neta CrawfordGUEST
32:03
You know, I'm not one of you, right? I think they need to, as Muhammad was mentioning, you know, the 1960s and the 1970s and the 1980s were an era where health professionals led.
Neta CrawfordGUEST
32:17
They led on nuclear weapons testing and helped make it so that there was no longer any atmospheric nuclear weapons test.
Neta CrawfordGUEST
32:26
And that was, you know, the work of doctors like Dr. Spock.
Luigi ManenteGUEST
1:56
That was launched back in 2022.
Luigi ManenteGUEST
1:59
Then we launched in March of 2023, the St. Luke Guild for Healthcare Workers, a community of those in the healthcare profession who want to walk with each other in faith.
Luigi ManenteGUEST
2:11
And then in 2024, when I started here in March, we launched three guilds that year.
Luigi ManenteGUEST
2:17
Beginning of June, we launched the Guild of the Most Blessed Sacrament, a guild devoted to developing a Eucharistic spirituality and fostering the practice of adoration, Eucharistic adoration.
Yousef MunayyerHOST
1:39
Amira is a Palestinian humanitarian practitioner with a background in nursing, global health, and social impact.
Yousef MunayyerHOST
1:48
She is the CEO and head of programs at Health Workers for Palestine, a UK-based health worker-led advocacy organization focused on protecting Palestinian health care workers and the right to health.
Yousef MunayyerHOST
2:02
She also serves as a program and impact specialist with the Palestinian Medical Relief Society, where her work has included emergency health response, mobile clinics, sexual and reproductive health, and gender-based violence programming across Palestine.
Yousef MunayyerHOST
2:19
Amira, thank you so much for joining us today.
Yousef MunayyerHOST
2:29
Can you tell us more about it?
Amira NimerawiGUEST
2:31
Yes, thank you.
Amira NimerawiGUEST
2:32
So the Palestinian Medical Relief Society was founded in 1979 by a group of Palestinian doctors and health workers.
Amira NimerawiGUEST
2:39
And it was established because they recognized that there were major gaps in access to health care and they weren't going to wait for the international community or anybody else to come and fix the problem for them.
Charles MaletHOST
13:23
the campaign of lawfare conducted against you has been significant.
Charles MaletHOST
13:29
And I think it's the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act 2003, I think, which has got sort of quite a lot to answer for insofar as how it was weaponised against you.
Charles MaletHOST
13:40
Is that right?
Sam BaileyGUEST
13:42
Absolutely.
Claire ByrneHOST
0:00
Now, as you've been hearing, uh, throughout the morning, the largest strike action this country has seen in 17 years is underway with 300,000 public sector workers, including teachers, healthcare workers, and civil servants, on the picket lines to demand a new pay deal from government.
Claire ByrneHOST
0:15
Every corner of the country has seen school closures, hospital appointments canceled, and disruption to services, and our reporters have been out and about since early this morning, speaking to those on the picket line.
Claire ByrneHOST
0:25
Brian O'Connell is in Cork for us.
Dani PainterHOST
2:14
A warning from the news that can be of great help to the whole country.
Dani PainterHOST
2:17
The UN for Health Care Workers, the NOSA, warns that members of the public should not buy medication on the street, because there have been a lot of products that have long since fallen.
Dani PainterHOST
2:29
A 38-year-old seller was taken to the Nyanga Junction in Hechteris by the province's Secretary Sabelo Ndjanga.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:37
While DINOSA is not aware of what type of medication was found, the organization is concerned that while community members often struggle to get medication due to shortage of medication and overcrowding in the healthcare centers, there is medication that is just sold on the streets.
Rachael GrayHOST
14:35
616-451-0105.
Rachael GrayHOST
14:36
To our healthcare workers listening, you can text us.
Rachael GrayHOST
14:38
We'll keep you anonymous.
Rachael GrayHOST
14:40
What is the dumbest thing you've ever had a patient come in and do or say? So like a mother brought in, was his one doctor story, a healthy three-month-old baby to the ER.

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