Episode #7 – Staying Curious with Don, U3A Hastings Current Affairs Leader

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In this episode, hosts Julia and Jan sit down with Don, U3A Hastings’ Current Affairs Leader, for a lively and thought-provoking conversation about what’s shaping our world, from local headlines to global shifts. Together, they explore how staying informed keeps the mind sharp and the community connected. Tune in to hear why lifelong learning and open dialogue are at the heart of what makes Hastings U3A thrive. 🎙️ Recorded at Radio Western Port — where community voices come alive.

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