Health
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Anthony Albanese’s success in pushing ahead on NDIS reform is a triumph of hope over experience. Can Peter Dutton rise to the occasion?
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Strike action will ‘place lives at risk’, NSW health minister says, as paramedics reject offer to increase wages by 19% on average
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Anthony Albanese’s 2023 reading list: what should be on the PM’s bookshelf this summer?
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Cruel and irresponsible myths about the NDIS are treating autistic Australians as villains. This must stop
Clem Bastow and Ali SchnabelNarratives about the so-called ‘epidemic’ of autism typically do not make the distinction between autistic people and diagnoses -
Nearly one in 10 patients are waiting longer than a year to be admitted, according to Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
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Doctors back Australian Automobile Association push to tie road funding to publication of data in new federal-state agreement
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Shops are flourishing thanks to huge profits despite significant reforms flagged a year ago, observers say
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Bill Shorten is due to release a review of the NDIS but says things won’t ‘change overnight’ amid resistance against moving some responsibilities to states
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‘We can’t just shun perpetrators or people at risk of becoming perpetrators and hope they go away’, an expert psychologist says
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A ‘highly naturalised’ assumption within many families about who will care for ageing parents can be a vexed issue for the daughters left carrying the load
‘That’s not Maebel, she’s so fun’: the rising number of children who are afraid to talk