Kiara Angelini
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Mental health patients allege unexplained sedation, improper wards (opens the original)
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Philip Cristallo was seeking a lifeline when he walked into the mental health unit at Canberra Hospital. Instead, he felt as though he stepped into a "fishbowl" trapped in an environment he says is hostile. Patients at the Adult Mental Health Unit (AMHU) say they were left at risk after being discharged prematurely, while children were admitted alongside acutely unwell adults despite there being a dedicated youth ward. The Canberra Times spoke to several people that said the hospital failed to p
Unsafe and too dear: drinking culture proves too costly for Gen Z (opens the original)
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For generations, a Friday night drink has been an Australian ritual. Whether it was after-work beers at the local pub, a bottle of wine over dinner or a few drinks with friends, alcohol has long been part of the country's social life. Young people are increasingly drinking less alcohol but at a higher risk with rates of binge drinking remaining high. 20-year-old Charli Seymour decided to stop consuming alcohol after moving to Canberra for university. "I just can't afford to drink and pay my rent
'They already have their degree': UC launches artificial intelligence course (opens the original)
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Sienna Flynn has already witnessed artificial intelligence become more and more integrated in the public sector. But she's worried students are being asked to foot the bill to upskill on top of paying thousands to get their university qualification. "I struggle to see how that is ethical in itself for a student to have to pay to upskill when they already have their degree," she said. The University of Canberra has announced a new graduate certificate exclusively for public service workers in res
The north Canberra suburb isolated from the rest of the city (opens the original)
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Brenda Colson says that the lack of a key public transport service in Jacka has left children vulnerable. And after a frightening interaction between her son and a male stranger, Ms Colson now escorts her 14-year-old to and from the nearby bus stop in Bonner, about two kilometres away. On the final day of term, Ms Colson said her son took a light-rail and a bus home from school. Alone, walking from the bus stop, he was approached by an unknown male and asked if he needed a lift. She was thankful
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