Why do you think it's so common and what are we getting wrong about it?

Yeah, good question.

Anyone that's come back from a back injury understands it takes a lot to come back from particularly significant back injuries, particularly associated to discs.

But I think the most common issue is one, the way that we train, the way that we observe.

the pelvic position and its relationship to the spine.

And if you look at the majority of our day, for the most part, we're seated for long periods.

We're sat in large amounts of hip flexion like we are right now.

You know, girls who

The banks lending less to people because of the uncertainty and because of the change in lending conditions.

Well, from a layman's point of view, I'm certainly no economist, but it just appears the problem at the moment is uncertainty and confusion.

Now, the government must have realised such dramatic changes would create uncertainty and confusion, particularly when they said they wouldn't do it in the first place.

As you mentioned, house prices are meant to come down or expected to come down by 8% over the next 18 months.

At the same time, banks are talking about interest rates going up.

So it's a tug of war.

It doesn't matter whether you're a young buyer or you're an investor.

And then we've got others that are saying politically the government needs to do this and families just can't afford the rise in fuel.

Look, Mon, I'm very much let's do what's good for the families.

The economists can debate it.

The politicians can debate it.

There is no doubt that this excise cut and the deferment of GST has benefited families.

It should continue and it should continue until there is some clarity.

over the Straits of Hormuz.

The worst response, right?

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he missed two premierships, and his brother, Terry, was the captain during that time.

But he was never bitter about that.

He was diagnosed with MND in 2013.

And the first interview he did was with a fellow superstar who was working for Channel 7 at the time, Tim Watson.

And he actually told him then, in 2013... he'd been told the average lifespan once you'd been diagnosed was 27 months.

He lasted 13 years, and that was because he threw himself in to fight MND, the big freeze, and his family always said that this is what kept him going.

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he missed two premierships, and his brother, Terry, was the captain during that time.

But he was never bitter about that.

He was diagnosed with MND in 2013.

And the first interview he did was with a fellow superstar who was working for Channel 7 at the time, Tim Watson.

And he actually told him then, in 2013...

He'd been told the average lifespan once you'd been diagnosed was 27 months.

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