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The 🇦🇺 Journey Follows the 🇦🇺 Compass
By Paul Alexander Wolf >>> Reflections on Direction, Dignity and Australia’s Future For many years I have worked as a family physician in Australia. During that time I have listened to thousands of stories: stories of illness, recovery, resilience, disappointment, hope and loss. Patients do not present with policy papers, economic forecasts or opinion polls.… Keep reading →
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A Ceasefire That Still Lets Children Die
By Paul Alexander Wolf 🇦🇺 While others witnessed the horrors on the ground, in the battlefield of destruction and devastation, I write as a witness from afar, watching what is unfolding in a way that should make the world feel ashamed that this is happening in our century, after the lessons carved into humanity by…
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🇿🇦 SILOAM HOSPITAL 🇿🇦 – A TRIBUTE TO EVERT & LEIDA HELMS AND THE QUIET GIANTS OF VENDA
by Paul Alexander Wolf 🇦🇺 There are places that never leave you, even long after you’ve left them. Siloam Hospital in Venda is one of those places – a landscape of red dust, endurance, fragile systems, and a kind of stubborn human courage that never needed praise to be real. And at the centre of…
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🏥🙌💯🇿🇦TSHEMBA🇿🇦💯🙌🏥
(A tree of service and endurance – rooted in Africa, shaped by light, standing for) TSHEMBA, THE NGO THAT TAUGHT ME EVERYTHING WITHOUT KNOWING IT A memoir of service, rupture and quiet clarity by Paul Alexander Wolf I arrived at Tshemba in April 2023 with the uncomplicated aim of serving, learning, and contributing whatever I…
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Netanyahu’s government will be held accountable, eventually
The seat of the International Court of Justice in The Hague, the Netherlands. by Paul Alexander Wolf 🇦🇺 Professional Disclaimer: I am a registered medical practitioner in Australia. The views expressed here are entirely my own and are offered in a personal, humanitarian capacity. They do not represent the views of AHPRA, any medical organisation, employer…
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Reverence for Life
Introduction There are moments when a story becomes more than a story. It becomes a mirror. This one is not written to accuse or to divide. It is an invitation to remember what it means to honour life – every life – and to ask ourselves what we are willing to do to protect it.…
