DFAT as bad as church
A FORMER diplomat claims the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade was involved in ‘paedophile cover-ups’ 30 years ago.
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IT’S the digging, tunnelling, mining computer game that has Australian children as young as five hooked – and now Minecraft has dethroned Call Of Duty as the world’s favourite game.
Drive-thru docs replace family GPs
ONLY one in 10 GPs is a traditional family doctor, with the vast majority of patients now seen by overworked medicos in medical centres.
RBA boss a flying Angel in disguise
GLENN Stevens has been called a lot of things in his tenure as RBA boss, but “hero” is not a word that readily comes to mind.
You live longer in north of Sydney
THE distance between Baulkham Hills to Mt Druitt is a few kilometres – but the difference in life expectancy couldn’t be further apart.
Bulahdelah bids to woo GP to town
FORGET the town with no beer – Bulahdelah, population 1500, is the the town without a doctor and the community has tried everything.
Bloody toll is worse on NSW roads
TRAFFIC police made an impassioned plea to motorists to curb the carnage on NSW roads in the hope of cutting last year’s toll of 364.
New GPs deserting the bush
RURAL health care is at crisis point, with ageing ‘baby boomer’ GPs retiring in growing numbers and leaving a lack of suitable replacements.
1500km to plaster cast broken arm
A MOREE teenager who broke his arm in a trail bike accident visited three country hospitals, travelling 1519km over four days, before finally undergoing surgery.
B-Double the danger
A SPATE of heavy vehicle crashes on NSW roads has prompted calls for wire barriers to be installed on the state’s major highways.
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