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'Harrowing stories of mistreatment and harm' in modern slavery report (opens the original)
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The report from a NSW parliamentary inquiry into the slavery risks faced by temporary migrant workers in regional areas has been released. It calls for urgent changes to address concerns after "harrowing stories of mistreatment". The 188-page report contains 31 recommendations which will now be considered by the state government. A NSW parliamentary report into modern slavery has detailed "harrowing stories of mistreatment and harm". The 188-page document comes after an inquiry into 'Modern slav
Granny Grommets connect women far beyond the waves (opens the original)
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It's a crisp winter morning as the sun rises over the ocean and a group of older women laugh as they catch waves on their bodyboards. They're members of a newly formed Granny Grommets group at North Haven on the New South Wales Mid North Coast, sparking a surge of interest. "It brings back my youth, and I feel so free in the ocean," said 70-year-old Annie Milne, the group's founder. The first Granny Grommets group, for women aged 50 and over, was started about 26 years ago at Albany on Western A
Sub-Antarctic petrels spotted live off NSW coast for first time (opens the original)
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Certain species of sub-Antarctic seabirds are almost never seen along the New South Wales coast, but experts are not linking recent sightings to bird flu detections. There were no signs of illness in a Kerguelen petrel and grey petrel spotted off Port Macquarie by wildlife photographer James Bennett in the past fortnight. Neither species had been recorded "live at sea" in New South Wales before. "I'm just reeling. It's going to take me a long time to fully process seeing these birds," Mr Bennett
Second case of deadly bird flu detected in NSW (opens the original)
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A second petrel found at Hawks Nest, on the NSW Mid North Coast, has tested positive for the H5 strain of bird flu. There have now been 15 confirmed or presumed positive detections of H5 bird flu in Australia. Australian chief veterinary officer Beth Cookson says the risk to human health remains low. A second case of H5 bird flu has been detected in New South Wales, with a seabird testing positive for the deadly disease on the Mid North Coast. The federal Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and
Handmade quilts babies 'will have for life' wrap them in culture (opens the original)
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On Worimi Country in northern New South Wales, a baby's tiny hand clutches a handmade patchwork quilt, eyes captivated by its striking red, black and yellow patterns. The quilt is one of many gifted to families during a NAIDOC Week baby celebration at Forster's Tobwabba Aboriginal Medical Service. The annual event brings together Indigenous mothers and local elders to celebrate babies born over the past year, strengthen community connections and honour each child's cultural heritage. This year,
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