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One year on: how landmark ruling on single-sex spaces has changed lives

Some campaigners are frustrated at slow pace of change, while those impacted are trying to work out what it means day-to-day

The Guardian - UK

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Right to disconnect laws slashing unpaid overtime hours

Laws designed to prevent employees from having to pick up the phone outside of work hours appear to be having their intended effect, a report shows.

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Australian TV presenter announces her own death in heartbreaking social media note

An Australian TV star wrote a message sharing news of her own death, following a lengthy battle with motor neurone disease (MND).

Evening Standard

Beloved TV Personality Dies, Then Posts Own Obituary on Social Media: 'I Have Left the Building'

On Thursday, Australian TV host Fiona MacDonald posthumously announced her own death on social media.

Latin Times

Australian TV host announces her own death at 67 in touching social media post: ‘I have left the building’

Fiona MacDonald, known for hosting Australian shows ‘It’s a Knockout’ and ‘Wombat,’ was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2021

The Independent UK

Fiona MacDonald, It’s a Knockout and Wombat host, dies aged 67 after MND diagnosis

The former TV personality announced her own death from motor neurone disease in a prepared statement, saying it was ‘an end to a very tough few months’

The Guardian - AU

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Call to mandate minimum training for aged care workers

Aged care workers should have minimum training standards to ensure better quality care for patients and greater career progression, a new report says.

AAP

Switching off from work could become a legal right

There is growing support to introduce a "right to disconnect" for Australian employees, which could change the way people approach their work and life balance.

AAP

RBA stares down 'increasingly homegrown' inflation

The head of Australia's central bank says the drivers of inflation are shifting and that means it will be harder to combat price pressures in the economy.

AAP

Uber warning that food delivery prices could spike 85% shows gig workers are underpaid, experts say

If Labor’s proposed workplace overhaul leads to higher delivery prices, it reflects ‘below-acceptable levels of pay’

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s ‘laid-back’ workers rank among the world’s most stressed

Australia might have a laid-back reputation, but it's not being reflected in many people's day-to-day working lives.

The New Daily

When fearful migrant workers are exploited, all Australians cop lower wages, advocates warn

When migrant workers get exploited, all Australians pay the price with potentially lower wages. The federal government is looking to reform visa rules to make it easier for vulnerable migrants to speak out.

ABC News

Cathedral concert to raise funds for medical professionals in warzones

A FORMER opera singer has organised a Mozart requiem to raise funds for a charity which provides medical professionals with the skills to work in…

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The Independent UK

Mozart requiem to raise funds for charity’s ‘amazing’ work in Ukraine

The requiem will take place on April 30 at Glasgow Cathedral.

Daily Record

Man who watched girlfriend plunge to death from Scots cliffs admonished over drug offence

Sentence had previously been repeatedly deferred after the court heard the 27-year-old was suffering from trauma in the wake of the tragedy in the summer of last year.

ABC News

Fair Work to probe $700k underpayment to disability workers by Li-Ve Tasmania

As a disability provider in Tasmania which underpaid staff $700,000 pledges to return "every dollar" there are concerns the issue is becoming more widespread in a sector where workers are already low paid.

ABC News

Australians facing short-term downturns on their superannuation balances as retirement balances hit by share market turmoil

Australians have lost thousands of dollars on their superannuation savings over the past financial year. And in the coming months, with interest rates rising and share markets so volatile, retirement balances could take a bigger hit.

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Mum's 'painful' complaint as she sheds seven stone after gastric bypass surgery

Fiona MacDonald weighed 17st 7lbs when she flew out to Lithuania for the operation

Wales Online

Nurse who lost 7st after surgery now needs £6,000 to have excess skin removed

Fiona dropped five dress sizes and her breasts went from DD to A, but she has been left in pain

Daily Record

Scots student who shed nearly seven stone left 'distressed' by excess skin

Fiona MacDonald, from Kilmarnock, tipped the scales at 17st 7lbs at her heaviest after putting on five stone during lockdown.

Daily Mirror

Nurse with 'vanished breasts' and saggy skin after 7 stone weight loss issues plea

Nurse Fiona Macdonald, 30, has told how her bust has shrunk from a 40D to 30A and has swathes of sagging skin on her stomach that she says rub and smell - and has launched a GoFundMe

The Independent UK

‘It reeks’: Student nurse complains of ‘vanished breasts’ and saggy skin after 10 month weight loss

Fiona Macdonald, of Ayrshire, used a loan to pay for a £5,400 gastric bypass but is now fundraising for an additional £6,500 to remove excess skin

Wales Online

Student nurse in plea over saggy skin and vanished breasts after 7 stone weight loss

Fiona Macdonald says her skin rubs and 'reeks' and wants it to be removed

AAP

'Career gap year' to soothe worker burnout

Australian workers are increasingly opting to take a 'career gap year' to overcome pandemic-induced burnout.

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