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Radio ads

• Rohanee Cox - Radio ad (MP3 1773 KB) | Radio script
• Pati Singe - Radio ad (MP3 1772 KB) | Radio script
• Mick Adams - Radio ad (MP3 1835 KB) | Radio script
• Mark Olive - Radio ad (MP3 1812 KB) | Radio script

Radio scripts

Rohanee Cox - Radio script

Hi, i’m Rohanee Cox, basketballer for the Australia Opals.

As an elite athlete, it’s important for me to stay in top shape for myself and for my team. But it’s even more important for me to stay healthy for my daughter.

Being active and eating well are essential to a healthy lifestyle. By making a few small changes in your life, like walking every day and eating more fruit and vegetables, you can improve your health as well as the health of your family and – ultimately – the health of your entire community.

Tomorrow People starts today. Do it for our kids. Do it for our culture.

For more info go to australia.gov.au/tomorrowpeople

Authorised by the Australian Government Canberra. Spoken by R. Cox and A. Turner

Pati Singe - Radio script

Hi, i’m Pati Singe. Before i changed my life on The Biggest Loser, i was overweight and at risk of diabetes, heart disease and who knows what else?

I was also setting a really bad example to the young fellas in my family who i love with all my heart. I want them to grow up healthy and live a long and happy life.

So although it hasn’t been easy I've managed to maintain a healthy weight and a healthy body by eating a balanced diet and doing regular exercise. By following these simple rules you can make a difference for you, your family and your entire community.

Tomorrow People starts today. Do it for our kids. Do it for our culture.

For more info go to australia.gov.au/tomorrowpeople

Authorised by the Australian Government Canberra. Spoken by P. Singe and A. Turner

Dr Mick Adams - Radio script

Hi i’m Mick Adams. I’ve been working in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health for over a decade. I’ve seen how some of our biggest health problems are caused by lifestyle factors, including poor diet and lack of exercise.

By making a few simple changes, such as cutting down on fatty foods, eating more fruit and vegetables and getting regular exercise, you can improve your health as well as the health of your family and – ultimately – the health of your entire community.

Tomorrow People starts today. Do it for our kids. Do it for our culture.

For more information go to australia.gov.au/tomorrowpeople

Authorised by the Australian Government Canberra. Spoken by M. Adams and A. Turner

Mark Olive - Radio script

Hi, i’m Mark Olive from the Outback Café. I work with food for a living, so i know a healthy diet is the key to a healthy life.

But you don’t need to be a chef to eat right. By eating two serves of fruit and five serves of vegies every day – whether fresh, frozen or canned – you can build a strong and healthy body, and protect yourself against disease. By making a few simple changes you can improve your health as well as the health of your family and – ultimately – the health of your entire community.

Tomorrow People starts today. Do it for our kids. Do it for our culture.

For more info go to australia.gov.au/tomorrowpeople

Authorised by the Australian Government Canberra spoken by M. Olive and A. Turner