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Mother's videos of dying toddler may be used to train junior doctors (opens the original)
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Two-year-old Pippa White died of sepsis and pneumonia after being transferred from Cowra hospital to Orange hospital in 2022. A coroner has recommended videos filmed by the mother of the dying toddler be used to train junior doctors to recognise sepsis. The videos will be submitted to the state's Clinical Excellence Commission for training purposes. Mobile phone videos of a dying toddler recorded by her mother during her care at two regional NSW hospitals could be used to train junior doctors to
Australian-first water recycling tech switched on in regional NSW (opens the original)
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An Australian-first wastewater treatment system has been built in regional NSW. Water treatment scientist Troy Warry says his innovation has been successfully trialled in three European countries. Final approvals to use the recycled water for human purposes like construction are expected before the end of the year. A new way of recycling wastewater that its inventor says uses less energy and works faster than conventional systems has been built in Australia for the first time. Troy Warry says hi
Fred Hollows built something remarkable but its future is under threat (opens the original)
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It is almost 60 years since ophthalmologist Fred Hollows first ventured into the Australian outback to restore sight to the blind. His mission has brought life-changing eye surgery to more than 3 million people worldwide, including tens of thousands of Indigenous Australians. In the three decades since his death, a devoted group of surgeons, nurses and admin wizards has selflessly carried on his work in remote clinics. But many are nearing retirement age, and they fear Fred Hollows' vision will
Street artists turn rusting opal machinery into outback spectacle (opens the original)
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Artist John Murray is funding a "street art" project using mining agitators to form a new open-air gallery in renowned opal country. The Lightning Ridge local is offering artists a blank canvas on the discarded equipment in a striking crossover of street art and opal history. Six agitators have been painted, with plans for a remaining 14 to follow. The vast flat plains of outback NSW are not normally associated with the explosive visuals of street art covering Melbourne's laneways. But acclaimed
Code that deems native plants 'invasive' sparks clearing fears (opens the original)
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The Nature Conservation Council of NSW has called for the state's invasive native species (INS) land clearing code to be scrapped. It has released a report showing more than 3.2 million hectares of native vegetation in NSW are approved for land clearing under the INS code. The NSW government has commissioned an expert panel to provide INS advice to investigate possible reforms. A code that classifies native plants including coolabah trees, river red gums and mulga wattle as "invasive" species ha
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