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'They are all here': Mudgee mums pay forward the gift that changed their lives
3+ week, 6+ hour ago (472+ words) After years of fertility struggles, Mudgee mums Hilary and Amy Harris lined up at the Mudgee Running..."They were fantastic with us being rural because it is a concern to have to travel into Sydney all the...
Meet the man changing healthcare across our region one conversation at a time
3+ week, 6+ day ago (595+ words) Because we're all here to do the same job really....[This job] gave me the opportunity to support our people and create better experiences in healthcare,...
How a nurse who thrives in the chaos of ED fought for her colleagues and won
3+ week, 6+ day ago (1306+ words) Initially, she was only working part-time at Bathurst Hospital, and so she picked up a second job at...
The six-week plan: how 'incredibly proud' new network boss is tackling big issues
3+ week, 6+ day ago (695+ words) His first port of call since taking on the job at the beginning of August, has been getting to know what...
Fighting stage four cancer from the bush: Sue's rally for better outcomes
11+ hour, 29+ min ago (521+ words) That hurt to hear, but they've done an amazing job to keep me still here," Mrs Barclay said....
50 years on the frontline: Why this beloved doctor refuses to hang up his stethoscope
4+ week, 17+ hour ago (1274+ words) When Ian Spencer started his medical training in the 1970s, his mathematics requirement was completed on a hand-driven bookkeeping machine. When he studied obstetrics there were no ultrasounds. He has witnessed the introduction of CT scans and electrocardiograms, the internet and…...
I won't let this be swept aside: your postcode should never dictate your healthcare
11+ hour, 29+ min ago (501+ words) When you live west of the Blue Mountains, you accept certain trade-offs as the price of enjoying regional life. You trade away traffic gridlock for open space, and city density for a genuine sense of community. But there is one…...