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Victorian Health Minister Mary-Anne Thomas.

Hospital carve-up completed, new health networks unveiled

The Allan government is creating 12 new networks – each designed to service at least 200,000 people – after consulting hospitals, doctors and councils opposed to the original plan.

  • Henrietta Cook and Sumeyya Ilanbey

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Norma

Stripped-back, razor-sharp and pro-pasta.

The bar at Dux in Albury.
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Dux

Sleek newcomer for all kinds of nights.

The Hume and Hovell plaque in Explorers Park, Sydney.

Hume and Hovell 200 years on: Is it time to reassess their epic trek?

Hamilton Hume and William Hovell became the first Europeans to travel from Sydney to Corio Bay – despite their argument over a frying pan.

  • Tony Wright
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Norma

Stripped-back, razor-sharp and pro-pasta.

The bar at Dux in Albury.
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Dux

Sleek newcomer goes straight to the top of the class.

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Wodonga Senior Secondary College principal Vern Hilditch.

Victorian schools are losing out in the border battle for teachers

Victorian graduate teachers are the worst paid in the country, with fears a NSW pay bump could make the teacher shortage worse for regional schools.

  • Alex Crowe
A coronial inquest is examining how Kenneth Toll, 62, died following bilateral knee replacement surgery five years ago.

‘A huge hole’: Family hopes man’s death after knee surgery sparks change

Kenneth Toll was one of three patients to die after receiving bilateral knee replacement surgery from a NSW orthopaedic surgeon, a five-day inquest heard.

  • Angus Thomson
A coronial inquest is examining how Kenneth Toll, 62, died following bilateral knee replacement surgery five years ago.

Ken went into hospital for knee surgery. Three days later, he was dead

An inquest is examining the events leading to the death of a 62-year-old grandfather following a routine procedure at a private hospital in regional NSW.

  • Angus Thomson
Victoria’s gas connection ban will apply to granny flats, but now new homes without planning permits.

Appliance boss fires up, blames state gas policy for factory closure

An Albury factory boss has attacked the state government’s “reckless” move away from gas, saying he has been forced to relocate 120 jobs.

  • Kieran Rooney

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