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Ukrainian psychiatrists travel to NSW refugee hotspot for trauma training
Mental health specialists from war-torn Ukraine turn to NSW town for trauma response strategies Thu 4 Jun 2026 at 6:59am In short: Ukrainian mental health specialists have come to Armidale to learn new strategies for war trauma response and rehabilitation. Experts say the region is uniquely placed to assist the specialists due to its refugee population and experience of natural disasters. Upon their return to Ukraine in June, specialists hope the hands-on training will strengthen frontline...
'Perverse logic' over abortion, Barnaby Joyce tells Sydney crowd
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A Sydney mother asked police to lock her up. 11 days later, she was dead
The last holding place Sat 6 Jun 2026 at 4:59am Tammy Shipley walked into a police station and asked to be arrested. She just wanted to be safe. Within days she was under 24-hour surveillance.
New bulk-billing contraceptive centres aim to combat information void
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Commercial solariums are banned, but booking a session takes minutes
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NSW Police signals body-worn cameras change after Four Corners investigation
NSW Police flags move to mandatory use of body-worn cameras after Four Corners investigation Tue 2 Jun 2026 at 3:46pm In short: Officers using a police power will be obliged to immediately start recording using body-worn cameras, under operating changes flagged by NSW Police. It comes after a Four Corners investigation revealed a number of disturbing cases of police brutality since 2020. The change will bring NSW into line with all other Australian states except for WA, which maintains a...
Sam went to the ED needing treatment. His parents were asked about his quality of life
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Five mattresses on the floor as families wait months for repairs
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Critical infrastructure in Western Sydney missing as funding plan comes to ends
Ten years and billions of dollars later, advocate says Western Sydney infrastructure still missing Thu 4 Jun 2026 at 8:42am In short: A representative of community group Leppington Progress Association is urging for key infrastructure upgrades in Western Sydney. Advocates are calling on the Commonwealth to work with the state government and local councils to develop a new 10-year plan. Minister for Western Sydney Prue Car says the NSW government is "investing record amounts to close this gap".