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Chezzi Denyer opens up on the unseen reality and pain of dementia (opens the original)
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"It's like this long, drawn-out, torturous grief." Dementia is the leading cause of death in Australia, but there's still so much about the multifaceted disease that's unknown - including a cure. While Dementia Action Week has come and gone, the need for better awareness, more research and more treatments never fades for those living with or caring for someone with the disease. Central West media personality, Chezzi Denyer, knows first-hand the turmoil dementia can cause, after her mum, Shelly R
Daycare to permanently close after 'serious breaches', 'child safety concerns' (opens the original)
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Staff are without jobs and parents are hustling to find care for their children after a long-standing early learning centre in Bathurst was forced to close, due to ongoing non-compliance and child safety risks. According to a statement released by the NSW Early Learning Commission today, September 30, 2026, Jenny's Kindergarten and Early Learning Centre Bathurst has lost its provider approval, with the centre set to permanently close from October 13, 2026. This comes after the NSW Early Learning
Passing on parenthood: why more Aussie adults are choosing not to have kids (opens the original)
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More people are choosing to have fewer or no kids, with the Federal Government's 2026 Intergenerational Report estimating Australia's population will have declined by 1.7 million in the next 40 years. The report looks at Australia's future up to 2066, allowing the government to see what areas are expected to have a profound impact on the economy and society, then plan accordingly. In the 2026 report, one of the top five factors expected to play a significant role in Australia's future is 'the po
Hidden costs, long waits: regional mum's plea for better breast cancer services (opens the original)
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They suspected a life-threatening disease, but the process of scans, biopsies and surgery took months. She had private health insurance, but was still stung by massive medical bills. Her mammogram [breast screen] was clear, but she still had breast cancer. Central West resident Michelle Curry has no family history of breast cancer, she had no symptoms or obvious signs, and had only just turned 40. In Australia, free breast screening is not available to women under 40. Further, the age group reco
Highway disaster: one dead, two injured in separate crashes on Newell (opens the original)
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A man is dead and multiple people have been injured in two separate crashes, marking a horror end to the week on the Newell Highway. Emergency services were called at about 11.15am on Friday, September 25, following reports of a truck and motorbike colliding on the Newell Highway, Wirrinya, about 65km south of Forbes. On arrival, police found a prime mover truck had crashed with a motorbike while the rider was moving sheep. The motorbike rider, a man believed to be in his 60s, was treated at the
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