Best Fad Camp Podcasts (2025)

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Ask Aunty: my child's best friend is being mean 10:51

3h ago10:51

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When your child's best buddy is being mean, you might want to say "Hey Kid! That's my baby! Back off!" But is it really helpful to get involved?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The truth about parenting and how it changes you 40:25

3h ago40:25

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Parenting doesn't come with a rule book. It's raw, real, and totally unpredictable. No one hands you a step-by-step guide the day your child is born, you just dive in. And somewhere in the chaos, you realise you're not just raising a child, you're also becoming someone new. Every parent is winging it, one messy, beautiful moment at a time. So, how …

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772. How We Manifested Our Dream Lives (and What We Had to Let Go of) 1:24:14

16h ago1:24:14

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In this extra-special episode, Krista + Lindsey celebrate a major milestone—the launch of the Almost 30 book: your new go-to guide for navigating transformation in your late twenties + beyond. Hear personal stories about their spiritual awakenings + journey to finding purpose. Ahead, the girls interview each other on the deeply vulnerable chapters …

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What's behind the boom in grey divorce? 18:05

7h ago18:05

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More older Australians are finding themselves suddenly single, facing housing stress, and heading back to work, all thanks to a growing trend of late-in-life divorce. Nearly one in three divorces now involves someone aged 50 or older. Why are so many splitting up after long marriages?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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My Two Cents: Sarah McLeod 6:44

4h ago6:44

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Musician Sarah McLeod, who fronts The Superjesus, reveals her rock n roll approach to finances. After hitting rock bottom financially almost 20 years ago, she's worked her way back up to a place where she can make impulse purchases without breaking the bank.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Should Australia invest more in competitive gaming? 19:06

4h ago19:06

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Forget the cliche image of gamers as nerds in a basement... competitive gaming is now a multi-billion dollar global industry and professional gamers are superstars who earn millions. Now, there's a push for Australia to invest more in this growing industry... particularly as we approach the 2032 Brisbane Olympics.…

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Is the university sector in terminal decline? 6:49

4h ago6:49

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Many experts fear the university sector is the grip of an identity crisis. Once proud institutions of knowledge and debate… now accused of becoming sausage factories... with declining funding, academic burnout, bureaucratic bloat, and staff cutbacks. There are growing doubts about whether a degree is even worth it anymore.…

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Can you do anything about the forever chemicals in your body? 15:23

2h ago15:23

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New data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows that 85% of Australians have at least three types of PFAS in their blood - the forever chemicals found in everyday products. The numbers are grim, and if you live near a site that's known to be contaminated by PFAS none of this will be new to you. But what does it mean for the rest of us? How …

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Has the Right to Disconnect made a difference in your life? 23:55

2h ago23:55

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The Right to Disconnect law is about to be put to the test in court for the first time. It's approaching a year since the legislation came into effect. So, do you feel like you can fully disconnect after work now?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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What's the best way to protect mum and dad from cyber scams? 12:24

2h ago12:24

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Online scams targeting older Australians are getting bolder - and more expensive. From remote access tricks, to phishing texts and email invoice fraud... when anything can be a scam, what's the best way to protect your loved ones?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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771. Our Book Is Out (!!) + A Love Letter to the Ones Still Figuring It Out 58:00

2d ago58:00

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OMFG OUR BOOK IS OUT!!! Hear an exclusive audio sneak peek of Almost 30: A Definitive Guide to a Life You Love for the Next Decade and Beyond by Lindsey Simcik + Krista Williams—available now wherever books, ebooks, and audiobooks are sold. Learn more and grab your copy here! In this special episode, you'll hear the heartfelt introduction to Almost…

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What's the best way for emergency services to respond to a mental health crisis? 22:39

17h ago22:39

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A call to emergency services can save lives, but when it comes to a mental health crisis that depends who answers. Often, it's the police, but under-resourced police departments across the country say they shouldn't be first on the scene. So what works, and what still needs to change?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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What can we learn from extreme sports enthusiasts? 7:27

17h ago7:27

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If you've seen the latest Mission: Impossible film, you'll know that 62-year-old Tom Cruise hasn't let his age stop him from performing death-defying stunts. Both on and off-screen, the actor is known for embracing extreme adventures. So, why do some people love the thrill of extreme sports like sky diving and free climbing... while others shy away…

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"Recession indicators" have taken over social media, but what's the reality? 6:06

1d ago6:06

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Sky-high egg prices, empty bars on a Saturday night, the return of low-rise jeans? Gen Zs say they're "recession indicators" - all heralding impending economic doom. But are they really sure signs we're headed for a slump?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Should you be dipping into your super? 15:19

17h ago15:19

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More Aussies than ever have withdrawn from their superannuation fund on "compassionate grounds."But what are the long-term effects on your finances? And why are some experts calling the practice "predatory"?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The Good Retirement: Living the high life on a low budget 20:43

1d ago20:43

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Retirement can be a tricky time when we wonder, "Have I got enough money to live happily ever after?" But come retirement time, many Australians find their nest egg isn't big enough to go luxury cruising or laze on a tropical island. So how can you find enjoyment and fulfilment from retirement without spending a fortune?…

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Big changes coming to pet custody in divorce law 8:37

1d ago8:37

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Australian family law is set to recognise the family pet as a companion animal, not just "property" in light of a relationship breakdown. The change means judges must now consider emotional bonds and who’s best placed to care for the pet going forward. It’s a big step toward treating pets like family, not furniture. So, a "custody battle" might now…

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Will new reforms improve ADHD diagnosis and treatment for patients? 20:09

3d ago20:09

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Getting an ADHD diagnosis can totally depend on where you live and how much you can afford. For many people, that means long waits and big bills. But NSW is about to shake things up. Soon, you’ll be able to see your family GP for ADHD diagnosis and treatment, whether you’re a kid or an adult. It’s a big move that could save time, stress, and seriou…

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What do your clothes say about you? 40:24

5d ago40:24

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We all get dressed every day, but how often do you stop and think about it? That old hoodie, your favourite boots, the dress you keep for special nights, they’re not just clothes, they’re stories. Our wardrobes hold emotion, memory, identity, even a little rebellion. In a world that moves fast, fashion is one of the most personal and powerful ways …

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Ask Aunty: How cautious should you be with new love? 11:37

5d ago11:37

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When dating someone new, it can feel wonderful to give in to the intoxicating feeling of lust and novelty. So, what happens when you get a warning to tread a little more carefully?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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770. This is Why You're Feeling Lost: Astrology Explains Your Confusion + Chaos 55:01

8d ago55:01

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Okayyy…the countdown is ON! Our book, Almost 30: A Definitive Guide to a Life You Love For The Next Decade and Beyond, comes out June 3rd, and we CAN’T WAIT for you to have it! In honor of our book baby’s birth, we’re talking all things Saturn Return in this blast-from-the-past episode. Ahead, Nadine Jane, Ophira Edut, Jennifer Freed, and Chani Nic…

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Why all the drama in WhatsApp parent groups? 19:50

6d ago19:50

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If you're a parent of school age children, you're no doubt familiar with the social minefield of the WhatsApp chat group. So, why do parents and teachers say the online platform has turned toxic?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Ethical dilemmas: Can you offset doing something morally wrong? 9:01

6d ago9:01

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We all want to believe that buying carbon offsets means we're doing our bit for the planet. But many of these “green” schemes are turning out to be more spin than substance. Some companies are now admitting those offsets barely made a dent in emissions, if any at all. It's a wake-up call about greenwashing, and a reminder to look closely at where o…

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What are the ethics of cryopreserving humans? 22:52

6d ago22:52

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A grieving Australian mother wants to cryogenically preserve her late son. It's not just science fiction. There are cryopreservation facilities around the world, including one in country New South Wales. But the issue raises questions about the science and ethics of freezing humans for a second chance at life.…

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Are modular homes the solution to Australia's housing crisis? 11:50

7d ago11:50

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Australia's housing crisis is getting worse. New homes aren't being built fast enough and supply is near its lowest in a decade. Last week, the National Housing Supply and Affordability Council reported just 177,000 homes were built last year, falling short of the 223,000 expected. That makes the federal government's target of 1.2 million new homes…

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Imagining a life without the internet: Have you tried to step back from the screen? 30:05

7d ago30:05

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We love it, we hate it - there's no escaping it. The internet has opened up the world and changed the way we live our lives. But are we better for it? According to a recent survey from the UK almost 50% of young people say they wish they lived in a world without it. So does the internet actually suck? Has it made our lives better or worse - what pa…

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What's behind the rise of 'dupe' culture? 9:14

7d ago9:14

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A while back, if you asked someone whether they'd buy a counterfeit item, or a cheap knock-off, it'd be rare to get an admission. But nowadays, many people are proud to show off their big brand 'dupes' - that's short for duplicates. From fashion to tech, #dupes is an online trend... while shoppers at big chain stores are also embracing dupes of bag…

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769. Why Building Muscle Can Reverse Your Biological Age with Dr. Shannon Ritchey 1:34:52

9d ago1:34:52

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Ready to revolutionize your relationship with strength training? In this episode, Lindsey sits down with Dr. Shannon Ritchey—doctor of physical therapy + CEO of Evlo Fitness—for a conversation that will inspire you to ditch old workout myths and step confidently into your muscle-building era. Ahead, Dr. Shannon spills the science behind why strengt…

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The profound effect team sport can have on mental health 15:58

8d ago15:58

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We all know sport is good for kids, but what if it’s actually protective against mental illness and addiction later in life? A major Swedish study tracking over 16,000 children from birth to age 18 has found that playing team sports could be a game changer, especially for boys. The mental health benefits weren’t just noticeable, they were tangible.…

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When entertainment meets justice: true crime’s legal impact 14:07

8d ago14:07

14:07

P Diddy, the mushroom case, and what feels like every new podcast you’ve listened to over the past five years - the true crime movement has cemented itself in popular culture. But as people queue each morning for a coveted spot inside the courtroom at the P Diddy trial, is our obsession, and the viral coverage of true crime stories, having an impac…

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AI Therapists Are Here — But What Do Psychologists Think? 8:26

8d ago8:26

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As waitlists increase more Australians are turning to AI for cheaper and easier therapy and mental health advice, but is AI up to the task? The movement has some human psychologists concerned. Not just about privacy, but about how vulnerable users might react to advice that lacks the empathy and nuance of real, human care.…

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Soft plastic recycling is slowly coming back - will it work this time? 12:36

8d ago12:36

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For most of the 2010s, we had what felt like a decent solution to the soft plastics problem, you could drop off your soft plastics at your supermarket for recycling by a company called REDcycle - but they went under in 2022 after it was revealed they'd been stockpiling their collections, unable to meet the demand. Since then, major supermarkets for…

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What happens when an introvert falls in love with an extrovert? 15:00

9d ago15:00

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Author Jenny Valentish describes herself as an introvert and a reformed sociophobe. For most of her professional life, she resorted to Dutch courage before going to social events. So, how does she navigate life with a partner who says he's a "card-carrying extrovert"? In her new book, she offers advice for introverts and sociophobes.…

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Surviving disaster after disaster: new research reveals hidden mental toll 18:19

9d ago18:19

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There’s a common belief that after experiencing a disaster once, people are better placed the second time, you get better at sandbagging, know what to secure, and what to leave behind. But what toll does this actually take, enduring disaster after disaster? New research shows the cumulative toll on mental wellbeing goes far beyond the physical dama…

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Left brain or right brain: why neuromyths like this don’t help 9:18

9d ago9:18

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If you’re a fan of pop psychology, you’ve probably heard about different learning styles, like the idea of having a ‘left or right brain’. Evidence shows many of these “neuromyths” simply aren’t true, and holding on to them may be holding us back.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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What no one tells you about how money shapes your life 12:00

12d ago12:00

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Is the rising cost of living making you think twice about what ends up in your shopping basket? At this time it's worth taking a moment to reflect on your relationship with money and the beliefs that shape it.Because how we think about and handle money doesn’t just impact our wallet influences our stress levels, decisions, and the way we connect wi…

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Ask Aunty: Resisting family pressure to 'forgive and forget' 12:19

12d ago12:19

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Families often try to force us to let go of pain from the past for the sake of family unity. What happens if you really don’t feel ready to move on?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The generation being hit hardest by cossie lives 10:53

13d ago10:53

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Our resident sociologist has crunched the numbers of how different generations are experiencing the cost of living crisis. The data suggest that it's younger Australian's that are feeling the pinch the most. We'll explore how different generations are dealing with the rising cost of existing.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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How do you help a loved one who's being drawn to extremist views? 19:53

13d ago19:53

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According to the AFP, children as young as 12 are being radicalised by extremist groups online, and petrified families say there's nowhere to turn.So, what does early intervention look like, and where - if anywhere - can we find help?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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My Two Cents: Dr Karl 6:28

15d ago6:28

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We're asking your favourite Australians about their relationship with money in our new series 'My Two Cents'. He's got all the answers to your science questions, but what does he know about managing money? Hear Dr Karl's my two cents.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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How food co-ops lower grocery bills 13:55

13d ago13:55

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The cost of living is hitting everyone hard. According to new research from The Salvation Army 85% of households they surveyed are experiencing food insecurity. Grocery bills have gone up for everyone - so how can you fill up the shopping cart and keep costs low? New research shows food co-ops might be the solution.…

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The city country divide

14d ago

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The Coalition as we know it? Over. Nationals leader David Littleproud says it's time for a new direction — but is this really just politics, or something deeper? Is the real split not between parties but between city and country Australia? Are regional communities feeling increasingly left out of national conversations — on energy, infrastructure —…

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Sober curiosity 18:21

14d ago18:21

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Monday night's Australian story featuring actor Samuel Johnson gave us something to ponder. He became the local postie in his rural town as a way to manage his relationship with alcohol. The work kept him busy and off the booze. He recognised some bad habits and decided that doing something was better than nothing. We explore sober curiosity, and t…

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Tracking or Trusting? When location sharing crosses the line 26:02

15d ago26:02

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Nearly one in five young adults think it’s normal for a partner to track their location. For many, it feels harmless, families use it for peace of mind, parents to check kids got home safe. Couples might even see it as a sign of trust or closeness, until it starts to feel more like surveillance. But when location tracking becomes about control, not…

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768. The Key to Manifesting Soulmate Love and Receiving MIRACLES with Garrain Jones 1:47:35

17d ago1:47:35

1:47:35

In this episode, Krista sits down with transformational coach + author, Garrain Jones, to uncover the art of self-mastery + authentic living. Garrain opens up about his journey from struggle to spiritual awakening, sharing practical rituals that will get you ready to claim your next-level self. Ahead, Garrain + Krista explore the magic of conscious…

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Why do your best ideas always come in the shower? 10:30

16d ago10:30

10:30

Why do some of our best ideas suddenly come to us when we're not even reaching for them? And why is it so often in the shower?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The cost of camping in National Parks 26:13

17d ago26:13

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Camping in NSW national parks could soon cost more under a major proposal to standardise fees across the state. Supporters say it will improve facilities and reduce no-shows, but others fear it will make nature less accessible. For the first time, many basic and remote sites could carry a price tag. The changes raise bigger questions about how we v…

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The anti-ageing race 12:42

16d ago12:42

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Billionaires have entered the space race, and now they're funding a different kind of race—one against time itself. Currently, a $101 million prize is on the table for the entrepreneur who can create an elixir of youth. So, as billionaires line up at the fountain of youth. How are those without a billion dollars in the bank trying to cash in on thi…

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The Good Retirement: Seeing the world 19:47

18d ago19:47

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Seeing the world, whether it's your own backyard or the far-flung ends of the earth, and look at the practicalities of travelling in retirement.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation