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Queensland’s 24 worst aged care providers exposed in new ratings
Residents were left in ‘restrictive’ chairs for hours and made to wait too long for toilet breaks at two of Queensland’s worst aged care facilities requiring ‘significant’ improvement.
Revealed: The five best aged care homes in Mackay/Whitsundays
We’ve crunched the numbers and can reveal the ratings for aged care homes across Mackay and the Whitsundays. SEE THE FULL LIST
Full List: Shock aged care ratings exposed
A new aged care star ratings system shows that a shocking one in 10 Australian homes are falling short. See our list of the worst homes, as well as search and compare facilities near you.
Where teens earn $2000+ a week
The median income in Australia is $42,000 a year, but there are 1900 teenagers who made more than double that last year. View map to see where they live.
What Aussie doctors get paid by big pharma giants
Pharma giants have spent more than $42.56m on payments to doctors and another $8.25m to health groups. See which Australians are paid and where the money goes.
‘It’s everywhere’: Meth invasion as Palaszczuk’s ice action plan ‘failing’
More than $105 million has been injected into Queensland’s meth infestation but the drug ice continues to plague our streets with consumption spiking by 46.5 per cent in just two years. FULL REPORT, ANALYSIS
REVEALED: How the Northern Territory’s love lives compare
The latest divorce rates have revealed an interesting insight into relationships across the country. Read how the Territorian’s love lives compare and which suburbs are unluckiest in love.
Divorces skyrocket: Who’s affected most and how to get help
Relationship trouble is soaring in Australia with more couples either separating or divorcing. See the map to find out where it’s hitting hardest and see experts’ latest advice for couples.
‘Behind closed doors’: Spike in DV order breaches on the Sunshine Coast
The effects of Covid on rising domestic violence order breaches are yet to be fully understood as latest data reveals a dramatic spike across the Sunshine Coast.
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