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Saddles in Service helps San Diego nurses combat stress Non-profit specializes in equine therapy for PTSD Soles are being meticulously measured and adjusted, hooves shod, and filed on farrier day at Saddles in Service. Two local nurses, you could say, have come here for a different kind of "soul adjustment." Sole and soul adjusting, are arguably two important measures of horse and human health. and last updated 2021-05-11 21:26:50-04 SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Soles are being meticulously measured and adjusted, hooves shod, and filed on farrier day at Saddles in Service. Two local nurses, you c...

Green Building: How to sustain 'human capital' 5 May, 2021 05:00 PM 5 minutes to read By: Bill Bennett As the Covid pandemic endures, Duncan Young provides a useful reminder that health and wellbeing are about the sustainability of human capital. "As people are a company's most important assets, it's fundamental." Young is head of health and well-being for Sydney-based Lendlease. It's a role he describes as using nudges and behavioural science to help people live their best lives. Part of his work involves providing internal consultancy for the company. But it doesn't stop there. "We also off...

Australian troops in Afghanistan will join their US allies later this year in withdrawing from the country, almost 20 years after the war started. Gympie soldier Corporal Ashley Birt was on deployment in Afghanistan almost 10 years ago when he was shot and killed by a rogue Afghan National Army soldier the Australians had been mentoring. The 22-year-old was one of 41 Australian soldiers to die in the 20-year conflict, a conflict Ash's mother Linda this week described as the "most useless war in history". "I think it's a wonderful idea," Linda Birt said of Prime Minister Scott Morrison's d...

Australian troops in Afghanistan will join their US allies later this year in withdrawing from the country, almost 20 years after the war started. Gympie soldier Corporal Ashley Birt was on deployment in Afghanistan almost 10 years ago when he was shot and killed by a rogue Afghan National Army soldier the Australians had been mentoring. The 22-year-old was one of 41 Australian soldiers to die in the 20-year conflict, a conflict Ash's mother Linda this week described as the "most useless war in history". "I think it's a wonderful idea," Linda Birt said of Prime Minister Scott Morrison's d...

Australian troops in Afghanistan will join their US allies later this year in withdrawing from the country, almost 20 years after the war started. Gympie soldier Corporal Ashley Birt was on deployment in Afghanistan almost 10 years ago when he was shot and killed by a rogue Afghan National Army soldier the Australians had been mentoring. The 22-year-old was one of 41 Australian soldiers to die in the 20-year conflict, a conflict Ash's mother Linda this week described as the "most useless war in history". "I think it's a wonderful idea," Linda Birt said of Prime Minister Scott Morrison's d...