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And a bit like, um, Lindsay was saying, it, it, it, it's kinda wrong, and Becky was saying it feels wrong.

And a, a teenager reading his stuff, which is so violent and so sexualized in a really unpleasant way at that age, I was kind of like aware it was, it was kinda titillating, but I wasn't sure why, and it felt a bit grubby.

And I always wanted a bit of a, kind of a like, "Ew, put it away." I had to go and get a palate cleanser afterwards but couldn't stay away from it.

And eventually when I saw Hellraiser, I think I was 19, and got it on VHS.

And no joke, I watched it with my mom and then my then boyfriend.

We closed the curtains and put it on.

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And so when sport and being active is such an integral part of the national psyche, and yet the inactivity is a big issue, what is happening at a government, whether that's kind of national or federal level, to try and address the challenges of inactivity in Australia? Yeah.

Look, many things.

This is a big and active conversation.

So like in other parts of the world, the social determinants of health are real.

So what we find is not only is activity and inactivity spread differently across the country, but it's disproportionately evident in poorer communities.

And the building that I'm sitting in is in a social housing community in the western suburbs of one of Australia's major capital cities, a place called Brisbane.

So what we find is that obesity and lifestyle challenges promulgate in communities with less assets and that those communities, if I think of the one that I serve here in Inala, we have less sporting clubs because there's less social capital in this community for people to pan together and create a soccer community or a cricket club or whatever.

You'll know a lot more about this than me, particularly because your son is training to be one, but they're exercise specialists that are trained to deliver physical activity to people with chronic health conditions.

I just wanted to call some.

Yeah.

So I called you.

I'm like fellow elected.

And I know we we share the relationship from the radio.

Right.

And all of that is just a friend and a colleague and all of that.

Absolutely.