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‘Opera House on your doorstep’: Pitch for foreign doctors to plug NSW Health holes
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Hospitals

‘Opera House on your doorstep’: Pitch for foreign doctors to plug NSW Health holes

NSW Health is offering “crisis” rates up to $3050 a day to doctors after more than half the state’s public hospital psychiatrists resigned.

  • by Angus Thomson and Kate Aubusson

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Joanna alerted the army about her husband. The ADF ‘vilified’ her. He later took his own life

Joanna alerted the army about her husband. The ADF ‘vilified’ her. He later took his own life

The Australian Defence Force failed the veteran and treated his widow “appallingly”, a coroner has found.

  • by Ben Cubby and Patrick Begley
Doctors’ mass resignation deepens NSW government’s worker woes

Doctors’ mass resignation deepens NSW government’s worker woes

Half of psychiatrists working in NSW public hospitals have tendered their resignations in the latest dispute between the state government and its workers.

  • by Kate Aubusson and Angus Thomson
The ‘1 per cent challenge’ that’s getting me through December
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Fitness

The ‘1 per cent challenge’ that’s getting me through December

Sure, it’s the most wonderful time of the year and all that, but it’s also the most stressful. Doing this small activity can reclaim some mental space and counter the chaos.

  • by Sarah Berry
Victorians are inundating the national suicide hotline. But we’re not picking up the phone
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Victoria

Victorians are inundating the national suicide hotline. But we’re not picking up the phone

Almost one-third of the 1 million calls to Lifeline Australia are from Victoria. But just 12 per cent are answered by Victorian centres.

  • by Broede Carmody and Brittany Busch
Many Gen Zs are working multiple jobs. Are they missing out on their 20s?

Many Gen Zs are working multiple jobs. Are they missing out on their 20s?

New data shows more people under 25 are working multiple jobs. But at what cost?

  • by Lauren Ironmonger and Alyssa Talakovski
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Victoria fails royal commission timeline as mental health reforms delayed

Victoria fails royal commission timeline as mental health reforms delayed

The Allan government has backtracked on its promise to implement all recommendations from the Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System on time.

  • by Kieran Rooney, Broede Carmody and Rachel Eddie
Man charged with murder over alleged hammer attack on carer

Man charged with murder over alleged hammer attack on carer

Police charged John Sheffield, 55, after his carer Kenneth Magee was allegedly beaten to death in their Werribee home.

  • by Erin Pearson and Cassandra Morgan
Millennials are changing the grandparenting rules – and not always for the better
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Parenting

Millennials are changing the grandparenting rules – and not always for the better

One word has had a constant presence in recent online conversations about family dynamics: boundaries.

  • by Zoya Patel
After my brother’s funeral, grief hijacked my nervous system for months
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Grief

After my brother’s funeral, grief hijacked my nervous system for months

Sam was my cheerleader and my best friend. For weeks, I couldn’t eat, suffered severe insomnia and was crippled by persistent and debilitating stomach cramps.

  • by Jessica Maguire
For men like Olly, a run with friends is more than just a run

For men like Olly, a run with friends is more than just a run

Running allowed Olly Woolrych to step off the treadmill of expectation about what it is to be a man. Today, his running event is Movember’s biggest fundraiser.

  • by Sarah Berry

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