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- Sep 12, 2026
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Patient dies after forgotten referral, Victorian shadow minister says (opens the original)
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Victoria's shadow health minister says a Mildura hospital patient whose paper referral was left in a box at the hospital for over a year has died. The patient, who has not been named, is believed to be one of many whose records were "forgotten". Mildura Base Public Hospital is working with Safer Care Victoria to review what happened. A patient who was not triaged in a "timely manner" at a Victorian hospital that relies on paper records has died, the state's shadow health minister says. It is bel
Older Australians weigh cost of changes to health insurance rebates (opens the original)
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The federal government has proposed reducing private health insurance rebates for Australians aged over 65. Insurance industry estimates say 62,000 older Australians may end their insurance and 200,000 may downgrade as a result of the change. A Senate Community Affairs Legislation Committee's inquiry into the bill will be presented on October 7. For most of her life, Sue Donnelly has paid for private health insurance. But now, with price increases on the way, she and her husband are considering
Four regional RSLs merge to keep veterans' services going (opens the original)
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Returned & Services League (RSL) sub-branches in Red Cliffs-Irymple, Robinvale and Merbein will merge into the Mildura RSL to create a new model of veteran support and commemoration. The merger aims to maintain the RSL presence in each town, while combating administration fatigue and a decrease in volunteer numbers. RSL Victoria says the new model can act as a "valuable lesson" for other smaller sub-branches struggling to maintain local services. When Peter Fleming first joined the Red Cliffs RS
Supreme Court battle over traditional owner consultation pauses flood works (opens the original)
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A Wadi Wadi traditional owner has successfully challenged the approvals of a flood plain engineering project in Victoria's north-west at the Supreme Court. The Victorian government and Lower Murray Water accepted traditional owners were not properly consulted with during planning. Mr Kirby has launched a second legal challenge against the Vinifera portion of the project, a few kilometres from Nyah. A Wadi Wadi man has won a Supreme Court challenge to stop work on a contentious flood plain projec
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