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LIFE AFTER LOSS
Amanda Trotter and Louisa Smith
3 episodes
1 month ago
“That’s how we live our life. What bad luck...lets feel that sadness, but then what good luck ...all these wonderful things that can come out of a terrible situation” Lilly Markovic, Yarra Ranges resident & survivor of the June 2021 storms On the 9th and 10th of June 2021 an extreme storm struck one of Victoria’s most picturesque areas – the Dandenong Ranges. The effects were devastating both to the natural bushland and its human inhabitants. More than 25,000 trees cra...
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“That’s how we live our life. What bad luck...lets feel that sadness, but then what good luck ...all these wonderful things that can come out of a terrible situation” Lilly Markovic, Yarra Ranges resident & survivor of the June 2021 storms On the 9th and 10th of June 2021 an extreme storm struck one of Victoria’s most picturesque areas – the Dandenong Ranges. The effects were devastating both to the natural bushland and its human inhabitants. More than 25,000 trees cra...
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Mental Health
Society & Culture,
Health & Fitness,
Science,
Social Sciences,
Relationships
Episodes (3/3)
LIFE AFTER LOSS
The Dandenong Ranges Super Storm: Coping with Anniversaries
“That’s how we live our life. What bad luck...lets feel that sadness, but then what good luck ...all these wonderful things that can come out of a terrible situation” Lilly Markovic, Yarra Ranges resident & survivor of the June 2021 storms On the 9th and 10th of June 2021 an extreme storm struck one of Victoria’s most picturesque areas – the Dandenong Ranges. The effects were devastating both to the natural bushland and its human inhabitants. More than 25,000 trees cra...
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3 years ago
40 minutes

LIFE AFTER LOSS
The Floods of 2011 & 2022 : Understanding Traumatic Grief
Released to witness the loss and grief of those affected by floods, with a focus on the 2011 Queensland floods, and the 2022 NSW and Queensland floods. In 2011 Queensland was hit by floods that left 97 communities flooded or isolated and cost 36 people their lives. 2.5 million people were impacted with damages costing more than $5 billion dollars. It was said to be a 1 in 100 year flood but in 2022 it happened all over again when record rains and flooding smashed communities in Queensla...
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3 years ago
50 minutes

LIFE AFTER LOSS
The Black Summer Bushfires: Two Years Gone
Released to mark the Anniversary of the 2019/20 summer bushfires which impacted communities across NSW, Victoria, Queensland, ACT, Western Australia and South Australia. With an official death toll of 33 people including 9 firefighters and a further 450 people later dying from summer smoke. The fires destroyed more than 3000 human homes and razed an estimated 17 million hectares with over one billion precious creatures lost. Through conversations with bushfire survivors Katherine Bolan...
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3 years ago
1 hour 1 minute

LIFE AFTER LOSS
“That’s how we live our life. What bad luck...lets feel that sadness, but then what good luck ...all these wonderful things that can come out of a terrible situation” Lilly Markovic, Yarra Ranges resident & survivor of the June 2021 storms On the 9th and 10th of June 2021 an extreme storm struck one of Victoria’s most picturesque areas – the Dandenong Ranges. The effects were devastating both to the natural bushland and its human inhabitants. More than 25,000 trees cra...