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Push to stop girls having to suffer pelvic pain in silence (opens the original)
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A petition launched by a NSW MP is calling for state funding for high school endometriosis education. Women's heath specialists say far too many women are suffering in silence from a young age. The push has gained more than 1,700 signatures since launching in August this year. Endometriosis can be excruciatingly painful for the about one in seven Australian girls and women with the condition. For teenagers dealing with changing bodies and raging hormones, it can be difficult to identify symptoms
Muslim community 'part of the fabric' in NSW town as new mosque opens (opens the original)
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One of regional Australia's largest mosques has opened in Young in the NSW Riverina. The Muslim community makes up more than 4 per cent of the town's population and the new mosque, which can hold up to 1,000 worshippers, is almost five times the size of the old facility. Muslim leaders hope it will be a positive step forward after recent headlines cast a "dark shadow" in the community. After years of planning, the small cherry-growing town of Young in the NSW Riverina is now home to one of regio
Flowers blooming, birds swooping amid unusually warm 'sprinter' (opens the original)
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Magpies swooping early and an underwhelming snow season have been indicators of a warmer winter than usual across New South Wales. The Bureau of Meteorology says about 30 locations in the state have recorded record-breaking temperatures in June. Climate experts point to a combination of climate change and El Niño as the main drivers behind the changing conditions. From magpies swooping weeks earlier than usual and an underwhelming snow season, to canola crops blooming a month ahead of schedule,
Medical students snubbed for support despite doing 2,000 hours unpaid work (opens the original)
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Advocates have slammed the federal government's decision to exclude medicine from the expanded Commonwealth Prac Payment. They say it will have a severe impact on people studying in regional and rural areas, where doctors are sorely needed, and those from lower socio-economic backgrounds. The prime minister has defended the decision, saying there are already enough people studying medicine. Robert Davies moved from Sydney to Armidale to study medicine and will need will need to complete thousand
Threats of fines for rough sleepers slammed as 'punitive' (opens the original)
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Wagga Wagga City Council has warned homeless people at a campground near the CBD they could be fined $1,100 if they do not move on. Advocates for the homeless community say this approach might move the problem, but it will not fix it. The council says people engaging with support services are unlikely to be the subject of compliance action. Homeless advocates are slamming the approach of a New South Wales council that has threatened to fine people sleeping rough. Wagga Wagga City Council has war
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