@WendyMoyle2

Dementia, Family Carers, Companion Robots, QoL, Technologies, #OlderWomenCount. The views expressed are my own. I do not respond to DMs. I am fully vaccinated.

 Brisbane, Australia
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Joined January 2012
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Interested in #technology #dementia? Read my perspectives paper The Promise of Technology in the Future of Dementia in #NatureReviews below @InterdemEurope @IPA_Online @CSIROnews @GriffithNursing @Griffith_Uni @MenziesHealth @Griffith_Health @GEnterpriseQLD @jacki_liddle
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👩‍⚕️Can artificial intelligence make aged care more human? 📣Congratulations to Prof @WendyMoyle2 , featured in The @guardian, where she explores the opportunities and challenges of AI in supporting Australia's ageing population theguardian.com/australia-ne…

An industry targeting Australia’s ageing population is growing, but can AI deliver more humanity in...

While companion robots are being introduced and virtual experiences hope to ‘take loneliness away’, one expert agrees tech should never replace the human element

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So excited to see the young Hewitt cruise into Wimbledon semi-final thenewdaily.com.au/sport/ten…

Young Hewitt cruises into Wimbledon semi-final

Seventeen-year-old Cruz Hewitt has claimed a spot in the Wimbledon juniors semi-finals after a straight-sets win over Dimitar Kisimov.

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'Miss you': Neil the seal returns to the sea thenewdaily.com.au/news/2026…

'We'll miss you': Neil the seal returns to the sea

After wreaking havoc on suburban streets and entertaining fans with his antics, Tasmania’s Neil and seal has finally returned to the sea.

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Luxury apartments won't teach kids or treat the ill thenewdaily.com.au/opinion/2…

Luxury apartments won't teach our kids or treat our sick

If governments keep treating publicly owned land banks as property assets, they will continue undermining the workers our cities depend upon.

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Such a sad but common story that is not being considered in the right-to-die debate. My mum’s worst fear was living with Alzheimer’s. I feel guilty I can’t help her die sbs.com.au/news/insight/arti…

My mum is living her worst fear; I just found out I have the same gene

Nia Pericles has watched her mum live with dementia for 16 years. There is one end-of-life wish her family can't help her fulfil.

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Australia's resource boom created billions. Did the country miss its chance? sbs.com.au/news/article/norw…

Australia's resource boom created billions. Did the country miss its chance?

Australia's resources boom prompts questions about public benefit and whether Norway offers useful lessons.

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Sign the petition: 50c fares to the airport - buy back the AirTrain! michaelberkman.com.au/airtra…

50c fares to the airport: buy back the AirTrain!

Brisbane's airport train is being held to ransom by an offshore corporation with total control over fares and a monopoly on public transport to the airport until 2036.

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Sign the petition: Tax Gas Corporations elizabethwatsonbrown.com/gas…

Tax Gas Corporations

The website of Elizabeth Watson-Brown, Greens MP for Ryan. Fighting for a better future for all

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Thieves nab 400,000 KitKats in daring heist thenewdaily.com.au/news/worl… I find it hard to believe that thieves would make off with 12 tonnes of chocolate.

Thieves make off with 400,000 KitKats in daring heist

The hunt is on across Europe after 12 tonnes of KitKat chocolate bars vanished after thieves made ‌off with the truck transporting them.

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Aussies urged to help find out-of-sight outhouses thenewdaily.com.au/news/nati… such important information. Be sure to share info that you know.

Aussies urged to help locate out-of-sight outhouses

They say civilisation can be measured by the distance to the nearest toilet. Australians are being urged to help show just how far that is.

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Aussie with Tourette's tells of confronting encounters thenewdaily.com.au/life/ente…

Young Aussie with Tourette's tells of heartbreaking encounters

An Australian diagnosed with one of the most severe cases of Tourette's  says her racial tics have gotten worse since the BAFTAs backlash.

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So lucky to spend today with Australian #Gerontological Nursing Experts at the @AusHartford meeting held at QUT. Watch this space for our future webinar plans, quizzes and podcasts for 2026.
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No vaccines, no cure, and 'very dangerous'. Should we be worried about Nipah virus? sbs.com.au/news/article/what…

No vaccines, no cure, and 'very dangerous'. Should we be worried about Nipah virus?

Airports across Asia are on alert for the deadly virus.

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'A pioneer and an inspiration': Marie Bashir, NSW's first female governor, dies aged 95 sbs.com.au/news/article/mari…

'A pioneer and an inspiration': Marie Bashir, NSW's first female governor, dies aged 95

Dame Marie Bashir is being remembered for a lifetime of service after her death at the age of 95.

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'Someone out there cares': When fires raged, a Melbourne baker opened his doors sbs.com.au/news/article/some…

'Someone out there cares': When fires raged, a Melbourne baker opened his doors

As fires displace thousands in Victoria, a Melbourne baker draws on his refugee past to help evacuees and emergency service volunteers.

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Surreal and disturbing video shows humanoid robots being delivered for border patrol duty: earth.com/news/china-sends-w…
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This country has been crowned the world's 'happiest' for decades. Experts reveal why sbs.com.au/news/article/this… #Australia could learn from Denmark’s example.

This country has been crowned the world's 'happiest' for decades. Experts reveal why

Some experts suggest Denmark's happiness success is due to a focus on learning compassion, empathy and human connection at an early age.

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‘He’s still the go-to’: The Australian who’s still counting our COVID cases sbs.com.au/news/article/covi…

Meet the Australian who's still counting our COVID cases — five years on

Meet the Melbourne IT specialist who tracks "incredibly valuable" COVID-19 data in his spare time.

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Dementia now Australia's biggest killer, as leading causes of death revealed sbs.com.au/news/article/aust… More research funding is needed to address this rise. @GriffithNursing

Dementia now Australia's biggest killer, as leading causes of death revealed

Dementia deaths have risen steadily over the past decade, reflecting Australia's ageing population, according to the ABS.

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Peanut allergies are falling dramatically. This is why thenewdaily.com.au/life/heal…

Peanut allergies are falling dramatically. This is why

A new study published in the journal Pediatrics shows peanut allergies are becoming less common in the United States.

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