Mark's Learning Log- Time for Surgery! December 1, 2025As I said in the first post Yikes I have prostate cancer it was now time after a biopsy to decide on which treatment or surgery was I going to have. From the images above it is probably clear that … Continue reading →mwalker
- Yikes, I’ve got Prostate Cancer November 24, 2025I’ve been encouraged to write this post by my urology physiotherapist – yes there is such a thing – to share my journey and encourage discussion amongst men. Well, the short history was that some 6 years ago during my … Continue reading →mwalker
- Time for Surgery! December 1, 2025
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University Entrance a maze to be understood.
I recently read a blog post by Jenny Luca which was critical of the way universities select entrants based on a single score. In Victoria the score is called an ATAR score. The post attracted a few comments saying it was a … Continue reading
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Feeling mixed emotions on ANZAC Day.
This recently discovered photos of Aussies in the trenches in World War 1 brings another special memory to ANZAC Day celebrations this year in Melbourne. I’ve just finished watching the ANZAC Day parade here in Melbourne and how the next … Continue reading
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Mitchell at the Red Centre
Mitchell, my son has just returned from 13 days in the the Northern Territory and South Australia exploring the red centre of this vast continent. He has been to places I haven’t and has a set of experiences that will last … Continue reading
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Teenagers in primary school – challenges on engagement and connectedness.
I have just finished sending in my last assignment for this semester [Masters Course] and with some relief I am now able to get some of my life back and amongest other things write a bit more on my blog. … Continue reading →
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