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Motorists exiting WestConnex tunnels at the Rozelle interchange enjoy a clearer run onto the Anzac Bridge.
WestConnex

The reason tolled traffic at Rozelle interchange is given priority

Motorists using surface roads in Sydney’s inner west have endured slow trips while those paying to drive through WestConnex tunnels have enjoyed clearer runs.

  • by Matt O'Sullivan
Cranbrook School will go co-educational from 2026.
Private schools

Cranbrook students told to avoid social media after Four Corners allegations

  • by Christopher Harris and Lucy Carroll
Plastic covering black mould in a classroom at Fitzroy North Primary School.
Education

Collapsed floors and safety risks: Public schools in disrepair close classrooms

  • by Robyn Grace
Dr Munjed Al Muderis pictured outside court in September.
Al Muderis case

Al Muderis patient ‘king hit’ by fellow defamation trial witness, court told

  • by Harriet Alexander
Brittany Higgins (centre) arrives at the Perth Supreme Court alongside lawyer Teresa Ward for a mediation session with former Minister Linda Reynolds.
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Courts

‘It’s a difficult place to come back to’: Brittany Higgins arrives in Perth for Reynolds mediation

  • by Jesinta Burton

Healthcare

Artist impressions of the new $36 million emergency department at Albury Base Hospital.
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Hospitals

‘Not government policy’: Proposed demolition of ED rejected

The $36 million facility, which opens next month, was slated to be demolished under the hospital’s long-term master plan.

  • by Angus Thomson
Amanda with daughter Amelia (left) and son Alexander.
Healthcare

‘Postcode lottery’: Infants miss check-ups as maternal child health services are wound back

At least two Melbourne councils are restricting access to maternal child health appointments due to a shortage of workers.

  • by Henrietta Cook
The doctor has requested anonymity to discuss his treatment by AHPRA.
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Healthcare

Health watchdog sprayed over six-month delay in doctor complaint case

  • by Charlotte Grieve
Photograph shows Andrew Wilson in Lawson today. The number of Australians with obesity has risen sharply since 2012 when some 3.9 million people were identified as obese to 2022 when the figure rose to 6.3 million. Since 2020, Andrew has shed 70kg . He said that after a bad experience with a GP, he didn’t see a doctor for 10 years and believes is the reason why many Australians don’t seek help. Photograph by Dean Sewell. Taken Sunday 3rd March 2024 . For the Sydney Morning Herald
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Obesity

‘Food was a coping mechanism’: What’s behind the obesity surge

  • by Angus Thomson
More than 90,000 Australians now use a wearable glucose monitoring device.
Healthcare

‘A perception it’s your fault’: Call for all people with diabetes to receive new tech

  • by Mary Ward
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