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Sydney's busiest emergency departments revealed in new health data (opens the original)
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The latest quarterly report from the Bureau of Health Information has shone a light on the state of NSW's public health system. The report, focused on data between April to June 2026, revealed Sydney's busiest emergency departments. South-west Sydney hospitals had some of the highest attendance rates and episodes of mental health care. South Western Sydney Local Health District is doing the heavy lifting across the city's hospitals in a range of categories, new public health data reveals. The la
New Sydney women's refuge thanks entirely to philanthropic donations (opens the original)
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Mary's House Services in Sydney's north will open a second refuge for women and children escaping domestic violence. The charity purchased the property through philanthropic donations, after an application for federal government funding was unsuccessful. The purchase will be complete in October, with the refuge to open in 2027 onwards. The charity behind an in-demand women's refuge will open a second Sydney location thanks to philanthropic donations, after being unsuccessful in securing federal
'Where is our morality?' Holocaust survivor's warning to Australians (opens the original)
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For decades, the voices of Holocaust survivors have fostered vital conversations about antisemitic atrocities. One of those survivors is Mark Spigelman, a retired surgeon, professor and medical archaeologist, who volunteers at the Sydney Jewish Museum. "When the students ask to hear my stories, I explain to them that I don't have that many memories of events, I have nightmares of events," he said. Born in Poland in 1940, Mr Spigelman was taught to open his blue eyes, smile, never cry, and to onl
Bondi Junction recommendations accepted by NSW government (opens the original)
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The NSW government has announced it will accept all recommendations directed towards it from the Westfield Bondi Junction coronial inquest, six months after findings were handed down. A "floridly psychotic" Joel Cauchi murdered six people — Yixuan Cheng, Faraz Tahir, Jade Young, Pikria Darchia, Dawn Singleton and Ashlee Good — and injured another 10 in a Sydney stabbing attack on April 13, 2024. He was shot dead by police less than six minutes after the attack began. Over five weeks in 2025, NSW
'Fitspo content' worse than modelling industry for woman's eating disorder (opens the original)
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An avalanche of "toxic fitspo" content online was the catalyst for Isabella Charon's eating disorder, but its roots lay in her time in the modelling industry. At 14, Ms Charon started modelling and soon felt she had to change her body to fit a certain standard implied within the industry. "The specific body measurements and the ideals they had for models was quite disturbing … so I had that in the back of my head," she said. In her late teenage years, during a COVID-19 lockdown, the warning sign
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