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Major private hospital operator to be divided up following financial collapse (opens the original)
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Topic:Healthcare and Community Services Industry Australia's second-largest private hospital operator will be divided among a consortium, after it went into receivership last year. Under the deal, 25 hospitals and Healthscope's centralised service platform will be divided among four hospital operators. Healthscope went into receivership in May last year after its North American private equity owner Brookfield withdrew its support. Australia's second-largest private hospital operator Healthscope
NSW prison officers strike over colleague's alleged assault by inmate (opens the original)
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The Public Services Association says its "members are livid" after a corrections officer was hospitalised after allegedly being attacked on the job in July It comes as an image obtained by the ABC shows the 55-year-old officer's injuries after allegedly being bashed by an inmate at the John Moroney Correctional Centre. Police have since charged the 21-year-old inmate, who is due to face Blacktown Local Court on Tuesday. New South Wales prison officers have walked off the job in protest after an
Guy Sebastian's former manager says he made 'regrettable decisions' (opens the original)
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Guy Sebastian and his former manager have reached a settlement, nearly a decade after the pop star launched legal action to try recoup money owed to him. Titus Day said in a statement he was a "poor steward of Guy's income" including after Sebastian left his management company in 2017. The pop singer previously attempted to settle with Mr Day, on terms his lawyer described as "incredibly fair". Pop star Guy Sebastian's former manager Titus Day has admitted he failed to pass on money owed to the
12yo relies on blood donors to keep her alive, but there's a big shortage (opens the original)
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More than 12,000 blood donors are needed amid dropping supplies of type O and A blood supplies. Winter illnesses are being blamed for donors cancelling appointments. Victoria has the highest demands, with 4,500 donors needed followed by NSW which needs 3,100. Australian Red Cross Lifeblood says more than 12,000 donors are needed over the next seven days as the nation faces ongoing shortages of type O and A blood. The organisation said the peak winter flu season had kept donors away because they
Taronga Zoo breeds rare snail back from brink of extinction (opens the original)
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About 1,000 snails thought to be extinct for decades are settling into their new home in Norfolk Island. The Campbell's keeled glass snails were brought back from the brink of oblivion at Sydney's Taronga Zoo. Norfolk Island's latest migrant community will now be monitored in regular surveys to see if they are surviving. It is an ultra-rare species of snail that was thought to be extinct for decades and gives birth to tiny live babies through its neck. Now 1,000 Campbell's keeled glass snails ar
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