Thursdays@3 Special Episode: Ray Martin’s ‘Last Goodbye’

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Thursdays@3 Special Episode: Ray Martin’s ‘Last Goodbye’

Welcome to Thursdays@3, our regular series of conversations with people living and working at the end of life – a special edition for National Palliative Care Week with none other than 5-time gold Logie winner Ray Martin! 

We could spend all day talking about Ray’s 50 years in news and media, but in this episode, we focus on Ray’s latest project – a TV series for SBS that we will see later this year called ‘The Last Goodbye’ where Ray contemplates the end of his own life and how other people and cultures approach this time of life.  

Click play below or listen to the episode on Spotify.

More info and show notes: 

  • Watch Ray’s episode of ‘Home Delivery’ with Julia Zemiro on ABC iView – HERE 
  • Upskill in palliative care via University of Melbourne - HERE 
  • More about National Palliative Care Week - HERE 

Thanks for tuning in and engaging in ‘matters of life and death’, you will find advice, tools, and support at the Palliative Care Australia website where you can also make a donation to support our work. 

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