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One of South Australia's most precious waterways appears to have been impacted by the state’s toxic algae bloom.
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Toxic algae hits precious SA waterway

One of South Australia's most precious waterways appears to have been impacted by the state’s toxic algae bloom.

The South Australian government’s lead negotiator is on leave as the state’s doctors threaten to walk off the job.
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Government negotiator on leave while doctors threaten to walk off job

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Erin and Simon Patterson.
Mushroom trial

Erin Patterson concedes death cap mushrooms were in beef Wellington she fed guests; Trial day 25, as it happened

  • by Marta Pascual Juanola and Erin Pearson
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Opinion
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Into the mouths of babes

Healthcare

Hidden black mould revealed after renters pulled a couch from the wall, submitted to the Facebook page Don’t Rent Me.
Analysis
Science

How bad science warped our ideas about black mould

Fear of toxic black mould infects public consciousness. Should you panic about its health impacts?

  • by Angus Dalton
Brisbane’s Princess Alexandra Hospital.
Hospitals

Police probe patient’s death after attack in hospital psych ward

Information about the man’s death in May was not released until hospital staff contacted the media, saying the public needed to know.

  • by Tim Arvier and Catherine Strohfeldt
Nurse Penny Farries spends up to an hour and a half commuting to work from her home in Illawong
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Penny’s commute is 90 minutes each way. No wonder workers like her are quitting

  • by Matt Wade
Pauline Anderson avoided surgery and is finally pain-free after treating her lower back with physiotherapy at a major Melbourne hospital.
Healthcare

Beyond the knife: How public hospitals are diverting patients away from surgery and into therapy

  • by Henrietta Cook
Stephanie Boulet is a psychologist who have lived experience of anorexia nervosa and is leading efforts to investigate personalised treatments for eating disorders.
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Eating disorders

Stephanie was told she would never get better. Now she’s at the forefront of treating her illness

  • by Kate Aubusson
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