https://companydata.tsujigawa.com/press-20250217-004/
株式会社walkey（本社：東京都目黒区、代表取締役社長：渡辺達哉）は、愛知県豊田市および瀬戸市において、同社が開発したワイヤー型リハビリマシン『walkey device』を活用した介護予防イベントを実施しました。この取り組みは、地域包括ケアと介護予防のニーズに対応し、体幹エクササイズを通じて高齢者の健康維持・向上を目指しています。
#walkeydevice #walkey #介護 #健康促進 #プレスリリース #PressRelease #企業情報
My oldest friend (our mothers met in hospital after giving birth) is an incredible writer, and I’m super excited that he’s just won a Walkley for excellence in journalism (which we all find a little amusing because he isn’t a journalist). He would absolutely, never in a million years, promote this anywhere, so I’m going to do it for him.
The first fish I catch as a child is a flathead. I’m leaning over the side of the boat with my red toy fishing rod, mind drifting wherever a tiny mind does, when I notice a fish at the end of the white string line. Confused, I turn to my dad. ‘Is that … the bait?’ I ask, before seeing that it is a r
And in a fantastic followup to this – Ketan Joshi has done a bit of analysis into the stories that the #Walkey awards choose as winners....
Here's the key bit:
"...from what I can tell – using a somewhat clumsy method of keyword searching – the only award granted to a dedicated climate story was handed out in 2008, to a Four Corners episode about the impact of climate change on sea ice. Fifteen years ago.
There are a range of stories, photographs and book awards granted to coverage of climate-intensified disasters, where it’s unclear whether climate change is central or even mentioned – bushfires and floods, in particular, like the photograph above Ampol’s logo above."
https://ketanjoshi.co/2023/08/30/the-walkleys-walkout/
#climate #journalism #globalwarming #auspol #fossilfuels #AMPOL #cartoonist #awards #climatejournalism
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