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HSC help for children of JobKeeper recipients

The University Admissions Centre has announced HSC support for Year 12 students whose parents have lost their job, or who are earning less because of COVID-19. EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW.

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How recovered COVID patients can treat the virus

150 of the 6000 Australians who have recovered from COVID-19 are helping to produce a treatment in the fight against the virus as European scientists discover an explanation for why more men have died from the disease.

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CareFlight has today responded to two back-to-back taskings for missions involving men in their 60s who have fallen three metres from roofs at their Wahroonga and Dundas Valley residences. Both men were taken to hospital with serious head injuries.CareFlight’s Rapid Response Helicopter was first tasked shortly after 10:00am and landed in a Wahroonga oval where a passing SES volunteer drove CareFlight’s aeromedical team to the scene of the incident.At the Wahroonga residence, NSW Ambulance paramedics were providing initial treatment to the 68-year-old man who had sustained serious head and chest injuries and fractured ribs.CareFlight’s specialist doctor and NSW Ambulance critical care paramedic assessed the patient’s condition and prepared him for transport to hospital.The man was taken by road ambulance in a serious condition to Royal North Shore Hospital under ongoing observation from CareFlight’s clinical team. Picture: CareFlight

Novice renovators warned after Sydney roof falls

Helicopter medics CareFlight are warning people undertaking home improvements during quarantine to take extra care following a “dramatic” increase in the number of roof falls across NSW with four men injured in just 24 hours.

Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/jessica-mcsweeney/page/61