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'Strictest conditions' imposed on Allambi Care's contract to work with kids (opens the original)
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NEWCASTLE-based charity Allambi Care has been warned its contract to provide services to some of the region's most troubled children and young people will be wound up if it does not adhere to strict conditions. Those conditions include cooperating with the Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ), to which it must submit its draft annual budget for approval. The department is also imposing strengthened obligations to record and manage perceived or actual conflicts of interest, and evidence of
Vinnies calls for donations to help put food on people's tables (opens the original)
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ONE hundred dollars can mean the difference between buying food and making the rent, says a 37-year-old Newcastle resident who has reached out to Vinnies this year for the first time. "I've been so close to losing my place over $100," said James, who did not want to use his last name. "And that's the difference. That $100 to $200 of inflation or the cost of living is what's tipping people over the edge. It could be $60. But the real estate agents don't care, they'll just say, 'sorry mate, you're
'The worst thing is the uncertainty' say residents uprooted by landslide (opens the original)
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RESIDENTS uprooted by the New Lambton landslide say they are not banking on a "Christmas miracle", while feeling an enormous strain on their daily lives nearly a year and half after the ground moved beneath them. For those families, like that of Caroline Garred, clarity on compensation and any degree of certainty about what to expect going forward "couldn't come soon enough". City of Newcastle chief executive Jeremy Bath said this week he was "really confident" of an outcome by Christmas time th
Landslip victims can be 'confident' of compensation clarity by Christmas (opens the original)
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RELIEF is coming, and probably before Christmas, the former New Lambton residents evacuated after the largest residential landslip in Australian history are being told. Discussions between City of Newcastle and the NSW Reconstruction Authority executives this week focused on three aspects of compensation for affected property owners. The first was a financial package to compensate affected residents for their land that cannot be developed. The second was financial compensation from the state and
Pregnant mothers missing out on crucial services, putting families at risk (opens the original)
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A CLOSE-UP look at the state government's response to pre-natal reports of children who are at risk of harm or of being removed from their families has found that it has been making unlawful decisions by taking action before a child is born. The Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ) has also closed a significant number of pre-natal reports without allocation to a caseworker, and no referrals to support services, due to "no capacity to allocate". The latest NSW Ombudsman report is focused o
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