Man charged with COVID breaches after unauthorised uni protest
Police have charged a man who failed to comply with their COVID-19 directions after an unauthorised protest at Sydney University on Wednesday.
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Kurt Dillon has vowed to smash the stigma surrounding men’s mental health and shine a light on suicide prevention, after the sudden death of his friend last year.
‘I know the pain’: Anorexia survivor reveals eating disorder battle
At just 21, Tanya Batra has already survived one of the hardest battles of her life – overcoming anorexia, the debilitating illness which pushed her to eat just 100 calories a day and exercise until she would collapse from exhaustion. READ HER STORY.
Woman busted in quarantined soldier’s hotel room
An RAAF officer and a woman have been fined after she was busted in the quarantined soldier’s hotel room. It comes as Victoria marked a landmark day with zero deaths, and South Australia confirmed it won’t open its border to NSW today.
Aged care HECS debt: Paul Keating’s funding proposal
Elderly Australians should have a postpaid aged care funding account supported by the government to fund their retirement, similar to university HECS debts, former prime minister Paul Keating has proposed.
MP: Palasczuk and Young are ‘wicked evil bastards’
Liberal MP Craig Kelly has taken aim at Queensland Premier Palasczuk and her Chief Health Officer Jeannette Young over their refusal to let a 26-year-old ACT woman attend her father’s funeral this afternoon, sharing a post on Facebook describing the pair as “wicked evil bastards”.
Investigation underway into Safe Schools by stealth
Premier Gladys Berejiklian said the person who distributed controversial material designed to teach schoolchildren about sex, gender fluidity and relationships has been “spoken to”.
Sydney’s happiest and unhappiest suburbs revealed
With the state’s dependence on pharmaceuticals skyrocketing due to major mental health issues and record unemployment, The Daily Telegraph can reveal which regions are dosing up to dodge the blues. SEE IF YOUR AREA IS STRUGGLING
‘Pretty big ask’: NSW Premier critical of QLD border rule
Queensland has revealed the “trigger” point that will see it reopen the border with NSW but Premier Gladys Berejiklian has criticised the rule, saying it’s a “big ask”. NSW has recorded 12 new COVID cases including one “mystery” case.
New law allows families to mourn stillborn children
The federal government will introduce laws which will allow families grieving a stillborn baby to take leave from work without fear of being sacked. Here is how much time parents can take off.
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