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Stigma around burnout must be challenged | Letters

Readers respond to the Green MP Carla Denyer’s decision to take time out from her workGaby Hinsliff’s excellent article about the Green MP Carla Denyer (The curse of burnout Britain affects politicians as much as everyone else: give Carla Denyer a break, 26 May) powerfully articulates a reality faced by far too many. As a volunteer taking calls for Headrest, a helpline supporting school leaders, I regularly hear evidence of the pressures she describes.Many school leaders experience the...

The curse of burnout Britain affects politicians as much as everyone else: give Carla Denyer a break | Gaby Hinsliff

Green MP Carla Denyer is taking a break from her role due to burnout, following advice from her doctor after juggling health issues with her job. Her call for an open discussion about burnout has sparked criticism online, with some questioning why politicians cannot manage their workload. The article suggests that endemic stress and anxiety are a widespread issue affecting people across various professions.

Stigma around burnout must be challenged | Letters

Trophy hunters bring bodies of lions and bears to the UK - despite repeated pledges to ban imports

Trophy hunters bring bodies of lions and bears to the UK – despite repeated pledges to ban imports Exclusive: Permits were also given for hunting trophies of critically endangered black rhinos and cheetahs, Africa's most endangered big cat - Bookmark - CommentsGo to comments British trophy-hunters have imported bodies or parts of bodies of 1,800 endangered animals since the killing of Cecil the lion more than a decade ago – despite pledges from successive governments to outlaw the practice....

Kiwi greyhounds expected to be sent to Qld ahead of NZ racing ban

Dozens of New Zealand greyhounds expected to arrive in Queensland ahead of racing ban Wed 3 Jun 2026 at 11:46am In short: Dozens of greyhounds are expected to be flown into Queensland from New Zealand ahead of a ban on racing set to take place from August. A Greens senator has raised concerns the animals will continue to be used for racing in Australia. More than 1,500 dogs will need rehoming in New Zealand once the racing industry is officially banned on August 1, a government spokesperson...

Not all teachers will soldier on regardless | Letter

Senate estimates gets sweary, Albanese government under pressure

analysis 'Did he just swear?': Senate estimates rolls on, government under pressure Thu 4 Jun 2026 at 4:45pm Welcome back to your weekly federal politics update, where Courtney Gould gets you up to speed on the happenings from Parliament House. Raff Ciccone was ready to call it.

'I won't be commenting': Rockliff grilled after Ogilvie resigns as minister

Budget estimates hearings started in Hobart today, with Premier Jeremy Rockliff facing a grilling from both Labor and the Greens to reveal more details of ex-minister Madeleine Ogilvie's Supreme Court legal fees. Ms Ogilvie resigned as a minister on Saturday and will now sit on the backbench after she was accused of misleading parliament over whether she was party to any Supreme Court proceedings. A political analyst says three former ministers are likely the frontrunners to be promoted to...

The Smart Bird Feeders Everyone’s Talking About (and Actually Buying) (2026)

you’ve probably seen a smart bird feeder or know someone who has one. They’re easily recognizable with their clear housing, cameras, and solar panels. Perhaps a friend or family member has sent you a photo or video of a bright goldfinch or handsome woodpecker (guilty).

One Nation SA says it will not support 'one scrap of legislation' by Labor

One Nation SA has issued an ultimatum to oppose every piece of legislation introduced by the government, arguing it has been short-changed when it comes to staffing allocations. But the government is standing firm, saying One Nation is given seven extra staff for its seven state MPs. One Nation's decision will limit the government's options to get legislation through the upper house, forcing Labor to work with Greens on bills that don't have the support of the Liberals.