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A 500km walk has paid off for a 12-year-old determined to meet the PM (opens the original)
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Dusty Langby walked more than 500 kilometres from Warren to Canberra, raising $500,000 for rural healthcare charity Little Wings. He met with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese who agreed to match the 12-year-old's fundraising effort and announced a extra $1 million for Little Wings. Little Wings says the support will fund about 600 missions, including flying paediatricians into regional and remote communities. A 12-year-old schoolboy from western New South Wales has turned a 500-kilometre walk to
Racehorse injury rules under spotlight after jockey's death (opens the original)
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A coroner has recommended changes to reporting standards following an inquest into the death of a French apprentice jockey in NSW. Judge Derek Lee found the horse, which had previously been injured, had been appropriately managed but recommended Racing NSW strengthen guidelines for animals returning to work. Racing NSW will consider the coroner's recommendations. A coroner has recommended more stringent reporting standards for racehorses returning from injury after the death of a French apprenti
Man who beat his partner to death found 'not criminally responsible' (opens the original)
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A NSW Supreme Court has found Andrew Charles Smith not criminally responsible, by reason of mental impairment, for killing his partner in Bourke in October 2024. Mavis Stanley, 47, was beaten multiple times with a rod-like object before her body was left on a road outside their home. Justice Peter Hamill found Mr Smith was probably suffering from schizophrenia with a delusional belief system at the time of the killing. The daughter of an Indigenous woman beaten to death by her partner in outback
Court finds man found not criminally responsible for killing mother (opens the original)
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Topic:Court Ordered Mental Health Treatment A NSW Supreme Court has found Callan Davidson not criminally responsible, by reason of mental impairment, for for stabbing his mother to death at a Gunnedah caravan park in 2024. Justice Stephen Campbell found Mr Davidson was suffering severe, untreated schizophrenia at the time of the killing. The court heard Mr Davidson had been due to see a psychiatrist just hours after the killing, following efforts by his mother to get him mental health help. A ma
Bystanders deprived Canberra man of 'any chance of survival' after overdose (opens the original)
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An ACT coroner has found bystanders acted in a "morally blameworthy" way after waiting hours to call an ambulance for a Canberra man who fatally overdosed in 2021. Felipe Alvarez was left for hours without medical help at his home after a group of people, including two trained peer workers from a drug harm minimisation organisation, failed to respond appropriately to his overdose. Coroner Ken Archer recommended stronger collaboration between the Canberra Alliance for Harm Minimisation and Advoca
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