In this special episode, we're lucky enough to hear Peter Noble in conversation with Dr Liz Curran.

Peter is the Executive Director – Regions and Service Delivery at Victoria Legal Aid and a board member of Health Justice Australia.

Dr Liz Curran is Associate Professor of Clinical Legal Education and Research Impact Lead at Nottingham Law School, Nottingham Trent University, UK.

Dr Curran has been researching, writing about, and advocating for health justice partnership for over 20 years. In this episode, Dr Curran speaks about her vast experience and the changes she has observed across the HJP landscape. She also speaks to the importance of collective and individual reflective practice, creating space for empowerment and client voice in partnership, and much more.

We know you’ll enjoy this episode and take away valuable insights from Dr Curran's thoughts and perspectives!

For more from Health Justice Australia visit healthjustice.org.au.

Health Justice Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters where we work, and pays respect to Elders past and present.

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Produced by Lizzie Marton, Content Coordinator at Health Justice Australia

In this episode of Let's Talk Health Justice we're hearing from Jasmine Pavin, a lawyer at Women’s Legal Service Western Australia. While based in Perth, Jas catches the plane to Kalgoolie at least one week per month to work in a unique Health Justice Partnership with Goldfield’s Women's Health Care Centre.

As you'll hear from Jas, this partnership is flexible, place-based and unique - designed to meet the women in the Goldfields where they're at.

For more from Health Justice Australia visit our website, at healthjustice.org.au.

Health Justice Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters where we work, and pays respect to Elders past and present.

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Produced by Lizzie Marton, Content Coordinator at Health Justice Australia

Hi there and welcome to the latest episode Let's Talk Health Justice – featuring Harley Dannatt, Senior Solicitor and Project Manager at Legal Aid Northern Territory in Katherine.

Harley chats with Health Justice Australia’s Partnerships Manager, Cathy Bucolo, about working across the web of services in Katherine, who collaborate in creative ways to respond to the unique opportunities and challenges affecting their community. They also talk about supporting people to access assistance where, when and how they need it, the importance of recognising and appreciating the small wins and much more.

For more from Health Justice Australia visit our website, at healthjustice.org.au.

Health Justice Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters where we work, and pays respect to Elders past and present.

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Produced by Lizzie Marton, Content Coordinator at Health Justice Australia