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Episode 3 - Climate change, shoes and teen pregnancy
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In this episode, we explore the consequences of climate change in the workplace. Climate change is not something that is way off in the future; it is here now, and its impacts are being felt by Australian workers. As extreme weather becomes more prevalent, what can be done to protect workers and prepare for the future?
There is a distinct lack of footwear manufacturing industry in Australia due to the cost of labour, skill and machinery shortages, and lack of advanced technology. We chatted with an industry professional about how we can support and revive Australian made footwear.
A 2021 report outlined that the rate of teen pregnancy in the most disadvantaged parts of Melbourne is eight times that of the most advantaged suburbs. Who is supporting those young people who become parents while still at school? We spoke to a Victorian organisation that is helping young parents finish their education and transition into the workforce.
Producer: Sarah Liversidge
Assistant Producer: Erin Visagie
Presenter: Bridget Novak
Reporters: Lilian Bernhardt, Ella Cigognini and Erin Visagie
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