Category Archives: Media Coverage
“The Late Effects of Polio” – The Miner Ballarat
Paul Cavendish and Robynne Clifton – radio interview on ABC Capricornia
An interview on ABC Capricornia featuring Polio Australia’s Health Educator, Paul Cavendish and polio survivor and coordinator of Rockhampton Support Group, Robynne Clifton. … Continue reading →
Steph Cantrill – radio interview on ABC Ballarat
Polio Australia’s Polio Community Officer (VIC), Steph Cantrill was interviewed by ABC Ballarat – “Breakfast” with Gavin McGrath. Steph and Gavin discuss polio, the late effects of polio and Polio Australia’s … Continue reading →
Paul Cavendish – radio interview on ABC Northern Tasmania
Polio Australia’s Health Educator, Paul Cavendish was interviewed by ABC Northern Tasmania – “Drive” with Piia Wirsu. Paul and Piia discuss polio, the late effects of polio and Polio Australia’s Clinical … Continue reading →
“Living with polio’s lingering effects” – Star Journal Dandenong
By Cam Lucadou-Wells “We encourage people to come to these seminars to learn about what’s available,” says Ms Bates – who is co-convenor for a regional polio support group. “A lot … Continue reading →
Survivor ‘still here’ – Geelong Indy
The Geelong Indy featured an article encouraging health professionals to attend the workshops being held in Geelong.
Continue reading →“Working with Polio Survivors”: An Interview with Paul Cavendish
Exercise and Sports Science Australia (ESSA) interviewed Polio Australia’s Paul Cavendish about the Clinical Practice Workshops and the Late Effects of Polio.
Continue reading →“Living in polio’s shadow” – Adelaide Advertiser
Thank you to the Adelaide Advertiser for running this story … Continue reading →
“Childhood polio virus catches up with seniors” – Seniors News
View the original article here. Thank you Seniors News for this article. You can view the video here. … Continue reading →
“Raising awareness for late effects of polio” – Freedom2Live
Freedom2Live news article about the LEoP and assistive technology, featuring Australian Rehabilitation and Assistive Technology Association president, Dr Natasha Layton.
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