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The principal of Melbourne's largest Jewish school says his students are terrified after a death threat was sprayed across its fence.
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Jewish school principal says students ‘terrified’ after threat sprayed on fence

The principal of Melbourne's largest Jewish school says his students are terrified after a death threat was sprayed across its fence.

There has been an outpouring of grief for a Perth mother and daughter killed in a horrific double-murder suicide on Friday.
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Outpouring of grief for mother and daughter killed in double murder-suicide

A 19-year-old woman has died in an alleged hit-run along the notorious Indian Ocean Drive in Western Australia.
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Young woman dies in alleged hit-run

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Opinion
Column 8

Boomer bites back

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Letters
Letters

Seething in the city: Street art, graffiti, YIMBYs and NIMBYs

Healthcare

The lift near the North Quay terminal in Brisbane has been out of action 49 times - adding up to 73 days this year alone.
City life

This Brisbane CBD lift is so unreliable, it’s been out of service almost half the days in 2024

Frequent outages at the lift – which links to a CityCat terminal and a busy bikeway – are so bad, some people avoid travelling that way.

  • by Felicity Caldwell
3x2HP_Northern Beaches Hospital with tear out
Healthcare

Financial woes cast ‘significant doubt’ over Northern Beaches Hospital

Northern Beaches Hospital owes $280 million to Healthscope, the private hospital operator that tumbled to a $649 million loss in 2023.

  • by Angus Thomson
Hundreds of medicines are in short supply including Hormone Replacement Therapies, forcing doctors and patients to look for brand alternatives.
Healthcare

‘Havoc’ for patients as hundreds of medicines in short supply

  • by Mary Ward and Amber Schultz
Australia has entrenched medicine supply chain issues.
Opinion
Medicine

Medicine shortages that affect our most vulnerable are unacceptable

  • by The Herald's View
Measles cases are on the rise globally as authorities warn Australians to make sure they are up to date with vaccinations.
Measles outbreak

‘Concerning’ rise in measles cases as travellers import virus

  • by Amber Schultz
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