So what's lined up for this year's sort of theme or things to get excited about?

Well, the committee and the board have done a great job on coming up with a theme that just works perfect for the coast.

So it's called Making Waves Wherever You Go.

The logo is a seagull doing the I love you sign.

It's great.

So I think they did a great job on that.

And really, it's just bringing professionals together in a different place.

How does this connect? I mean, I know obviously, but I mean, other than the obvious, or maybe it is just the obvious of how the two organizations go well together.

How has this framework influenced the way that you

It has made me pay more attention to the managers who directly report to me and what their languages are.

I was a person that, you know, I've got a manager that likes Mountain Dew.

So every once in a while, there'd be a Mountain Dew that I put on their desk.

Well, come to find out that their language of appreciation is really quality time.

So although he liked the Mountain Dew and wasn't ever going to be like, don't give me Mountain Dew.

really what that person wanted was 10 or 15 minutes here or there, or like we'll do a lunch thing or a breakfast thing.

If you got to choose what you want that one big idea to be that people walk away with, what would you want them to take away? I

What's the feeling among the other medical practitioners here? Is there a lot of concern?

One third of the doctors here are members of the Medical Association for Prevention of War which is quite a high proportion and that reflects the great concern amongst doctors here because after all we'll be the ones who will have the responsibility of treating whatever victims there are from a nuclear attack on Pine Gap.

So we're quite aware of the implications of having a nuclear base in our backyard.

So, okay, let's start with the first sort of illness which occurs with acute radiation sickness.

They die within two weeks and they develop septicemia because their white blood cells are killed and their immune systems destroy just like AIDS.

And they die of overwhelming infection which is called septicemia.

people who look at the bomb

And whereas the Declaration of Quanker and its neighbourhood as it happened today has deprived us, the Australian people, of our legal rights to use and enjoy this land, and has infringed our civil liberties by imposing harsh and oppressive restrictions on our freedom of movement, action and speech of this land.

Glad I did that

... shy away from that, like, oh, you can't say that.

Well, you can.

[laughs]But we have these phenotypes.

It's now written where these behaviors are s- we're seeing across the board with everyone with Down syndrome, obviously in a, in a spectrum of use, right? Everybody's gonna do it- Yeah ...

differently.

Some a lot, some not so much.

Okay