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ACEM survey reveals persistent pressures on our ED workforce
Regional Hospitality Skills Shortage Continues as Industry Seeks Local Workforce Solutions
Budget investment in health signals continued austerity without long-term vision
Parliamentary report urges NSW government to fund pay rises for preschool teachers
New doctoral research examines health and support needs among older informal caregivers
NHS dissatisfaction is falling – is this a turning point or is something else at play?
Mental Health Nurses & Assistants, and Public Health Nurses ratify new collective agreement
The UK is about to start an experiment that could end smoking for good – but it won’t be easy
Disjointed prison health system worsens reoffending rates, think tank finds
Did NZ’s sweeping health reforms deliver on their promise? 3 years on, the verdict is mixed
UN Working Group raises major concerns about detention of indigenous people, children and migrants: Australia
Inaugural Year 12 Findon Technical College students graduate
More Police Stations To Close Because Of Labor’s Cuts
Address to the Recruitment and Staffing Industry Summit, Parliament House, Canberra
Mega-strike: where is the ‘ethical line’ in public health and are doctors really crossing it?
Day Of Action – Rally In Martin Place
Maintenance and incident management overhaul in response to Independent Rail Review
Most women have positive experience of NHS maternity services, study shows
Tackling pharmacy workforce shortages in regional and remote Australia
Liberals and Nationals win fight for prison staff safety
Labor’s billion-dollar ghost prison an insult to Victorians
Northern B.C. shows how big resource projects can strain rural health care
Child safety: Union calls for considered response after shocking allegations
Forums aim to foster long-term employment pathways in the shire
Parents are feeling anxious about men in childcare centres. Stronger rules would make everyone feel safer
Labor’s Third Budget Blow For Bush
Nearly half of all crimes unsolved as Labor’s soft-on-crime attitude hits home
Labor Fails To Protect Prison Staff
Midway Centre Bendigo Bank Agency – Temporary Change to Opening Days
Four myths about ‘low-skilled’ migration busted
Prison system in crisis as Labor wastes money and leaves staff feeling unsafe
As government cuts bite, public service unions can use ‘soft power’ as well as strikes to win support
Union Looks Forward To Working With Labor Ministers To Deliver Education Reforms
Uptime Announces Annual Outage Analysis Report 2025
Big changes are planned for aged care in 2025. But you’d never know from the major parties
Watering down protections no solution to workplace mental health crisis: Australians for Mental Health
50 new urgent care clinics are on the cards. But are the existing ones working? Here’s what we know so far
Building the allied health workforce in Far West Local Health District
NSW new building the allied health workforce in Far West Local Health District
Senator the Hon Malarndirri McCarthy Radio interview: ABC Darwin Drive with Liz Trevaskis
Two-day Adaminaby Pool Closure Next Week
Union calls on one of Australia’s largest childcare providers to fund staff paid parental leave
Hospitals will get $1.7 billion more federal funding. Will this reduce waiting times?
Wednesday 29 January
Psychologists say enough is enough: NSW psychiatrists dispute
2025 Heralds New Era Of Quality Aged Care
50 Years Of Family Day Care In North Sydney
Labor willing to trade nurses pay for better budget outcomes

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