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North East doctors join thousands in strike over fatigue and long shifts (opens the original)
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North East doctors have walked out of hospitals to demand better pay and conditions from the Victorian government. More than 20 junior doctors from Northeast Health stopped work at Wangaratta hospital at 1.30pm on Thursday, October 1. Supported by their senior colleagues, the Australian Medical Association union members have called for urgent action from the Labor government to tackle doctor fatigue, unsustainable working hours and patient safety. Junior doctor Allen Xiao said he and his colleag
Former councillor and MP who had their 'time cut short' to contest Benambra (opens the original)
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A former Wodonga councillor and upper house MP with unfinished business has joined the race for Benambra. Wodonga accountant Tim Quilty was named the Libertarian Party candidate on Wednesday, September 30, as One Nation also announced Kellie Sheppard as its representative. The accountant, father of two and experienced politician said he had been preparing to re-enter politics. "I feel my time in Parliament was cut short," Mr Quilty told The Border Mail. "We had a lot more stuff we could have bee
After nearly 10 years, the Twin Cities agreement is still getting pushback (opens the original)
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Some Wodonga councillors have talked down a cross-border agreement while stakes couldn't be higher over Twin City collaboration for a new hospital on a new site. The Two Cities One Community (2C1C) agreement was the subject of a debate by Wodonga councillors on Monday, September 28. Cr Ron Mildren, who had previously labelled the agreement as "gobbledegook", said the partnership was nothing more than a public relations exercise. "The 2C1C program has failed to do anything material that was not g
One Nation announces its first ever candidate to contest seat of Benambra (opens the original)
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One Nation has announced a candidate to contest the seat of Benambra at November's Victorian state election. Former freelance journalist Kellie Sheppard was named the party's candidate via social media on Wednesday, September 30. This is the first time One Nation has ever run a candidate in Benambra. Ms Sheppard is a small business operator, runs a hobby farm in Osbornes Flat and has raised five children in her blended family. She has also contributed to regional publications, The Corowa Free Pr
'Get our own house in order': new mayor's focus during multimillion deficit (opens the original)
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Albury Council's new mayor said a special rate variation should be a "last resort" despite a slight improvement in the council's financial position. Albury mayor Kylie King said her priority for her second, though non-consecutive, term was financial responsibility and the council had to "get its own house in order" for the ratepayers' sake. "We really need to demonstrate what we are doing as a council and as an organisation before we can really go asking for too much from our community," she sai
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