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The Loop: Thousands of NSW nurses walk off the job as strikes planned in WA, lawyers say Friendlyjordies' house 'firebombed'

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ABC News

Crisis response as WA nurses plan strike

Western Australia's health minister has slammed the nurses' union over a planned statewide strike, saying it will disrupt critical healthcare services.

AAP

'To be called heroes... It's all just words': Frustrated nurses rise up to rally once again

Once, twice, four times a rally: Nurses strike for fourth time this year.

Newcastle Herald

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WA nurse strike could be stopped by heeding five per cent pay demand, says union

A planned state-wide strike of nurses on Friday will only be stopped if the WA government agrees to a five per cent pay rise, says the Australian Nursing Federation.

ABC News

Northside walk-in health centre to reopen

The centre was closed so staff could work in the Garran COVID-19 surge centre.

The Canberra Times

New national NHS guidance aims to help health staff through menopause

NHS England chief executive Amanda Pritchard said taboos around the subject must be broken.

The Independent UK

Heartfelt tributes paid to ‘wonderful’ woman after body found in search for missing Glasgow doctor

Sophie Johnston, 35, vanished from the Partick area of the city at around 8.30am on Monday.

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Dad whose final wish was to die at home passes away minutes after arrival

Frederick Butler had already been in hospital for nine weeks with serious health problems when he was given the heartbreaking news that he had just two weeks to live.

Daily Record

Labour schemes drawing nurses from across Pacific to lower-qualified aged care jobs in Australia, New Zealand

An exodus of over-qualified Pacific Island nurses who are taking up aged care jobs in countries such as Australia has experts concerned the "brain drain" is leaving critical gaps in the region's healthcare systems.

ABC News

Without Foodbank NT, David Nicholls would be 'skipping meals and going hungry'

Paranoid schizophrenia took David Nicholls from a fully-independent worker to relying on charity for his groceries. He says without Foodbank NT, he'd be skipping meals and going hungry.

ABC News

Lily froze her eggs during high school after losing her ovary to a cyst the size of a grapefruit

When she was 12, Lily Bratchell lost her right ovary to a large complex cyst after initially being misdiagnosed with appendicitis. She hopes sharing her story will save others the pain and give them time to protect their fertility.

ABC News

COVID deaths highest among disadvantaged communities

Deaths due to COVID were also more prevalent in areas with greater socio-economic disadvantage such as in poorer areas and among migrant and Indigenous communities.

The Canberra Times

Why we feel like Christmas comes around more quickly each year

Think back to your childhood. December was the longest of months. It might have been filled with rehearsing school nativity performances, writing up your wishlist and savouring the morning’s advent calendar chocolate. But at times it felt like Santa would never arrive.

The Conversation

Carer drank eight cans of Stella and smoked cannabis before beating up 89-year-old

Pavla Dolanska has been jailed for the 'sickening and shocking' attack

Bristol Post

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Belfast Live

Eamonn Holmes unable to attend mum's funeral in Belfast due to 'health reasons'

His mum Josephine was laid to rest on Tuesday after her death on Friday aged 93

Daily Record

Teen mum fears for ill baby as 'council house from hell' covered in mould

Darciann Fleary says she has been battling the council for over a year to try and get the mould issue resolved.

Wales Online

Man who waited 30 hours in A&E claims nurses are having to spend their own money to buy food for patients

'One nurse said that she actually bought food for one patient because, obviously they didn't have any money. She said she went out and bought someone a pack of biscuits'

The Guardian - AU

Menstrual and menopause leave would be a win not just for women, but for all of Australia

Australia ranks 70th in the world for women’s economic participation. Any measure that helps remedy that can only be a good thing

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Nottingham Post

Full list of new DWP payment rates for millions on PIP, Universal Credit and other benefits

Benefits would be uprated from April 2023

Nottingham Post

Nottinghamshire woman performs CPR on member of public on way home from first aid training course

Judita Oyaluade was walking back to the bus station after the course when she noticed a woman in need of help

The National (Scotland)

Rishi Sunak registered with private GP which guarantees same-day appointments

RISHI Sunak is registered with a private GP practice which guarantees same-day appointments for all patients with urgent concerns, according to…

Tribune News Service

Commentary: We argue over the right to end pregnancy, but who’s fighting for the right to begin pregnancy?

My fifth time going through a fertility surgery was when it hit me that I might never have children. I was 39, and each cycle was the same: unsuccessful. My eggs — which I was told were both low quality and quantity — never even made it to the stage…

Belfast Live

Health officials seeking approval on public consultation on future of hospital maternity services

The Northern Trust says the current configuration of maternity services is "a fragile and vulnerable service model that is unsustainable"

ABC News

WA nurses planning statewide strike after wage negotiations with government break down

The nurses union's bitter industrial dispute with the WA government escalates, with a statewide strike planned for Friday.

Daily Mirror

'Red' baby death rating for 1 in 5 NHS trusts as UK mums three times more likely to die

A report by the Mothers and Babies: Reducing Risk through Audit and Confidential Enquiries (MBRRACE) group found that 23 NHS trusts were labelled "red" in 2020 for their infant death rates

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