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Occupational Therapy Manager GV Health - 21-01-2021
Flexible working arrangements
Behaviour Support Practitioner AnglicareSA - Adelaide 21-01-2021
Provide life changing Behaviour Support to adults, young people and children living with a disabilit
Receptionist - Melton Lake Imaging - 25-01-2021
Full Time Permanent Reception opportunity in Medical Imaging services. If you are dedicated to prov
GP/VMO locum to work in Tasmania - $1200 per day Your Doctor Jobs - 25-01-2021
Our client is looking for a GP/VMO locum to work in Tasmania. Monday to Friday clinics + relevant on

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Oxfam says COVID-19 set to increase global inequality 25-01-2021

An Oxfam report says Australia's 31 billionaires have boosted their wealth by $85 billion during the pandemic, with COVID-19 set to increase global inequality. Coronavirus will increase global inequality according to an Oxfam report which foun

Study shows that smoking kills many Indigenous 25-01-2021

Smoking has killed at least 10,000 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians in the last decade, an Australian National University study shows. One in two Indigenous Australians over the age of 45 are dying due to smoking, a new study show

Oxfam says COVID-19 set to increase global inequality 25-01-2021
An Oxfam report says Australia's 31 billionaires have boosted their wealth by $85 billion during the pandemic, with COVID-19 set to increase global inequality. Coronavirus will increase global inequality according to an Oxfam report which foun
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Study shows that smoking kills many Indigenous 25-01-2021
Smoking has killed at least 10,000 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians in the last decade, an Australian National University study shows. One in two Indigenous Australians over the age of 45 are dying due to smoking, a new study show
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Australia is still on track to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine from February 25-01-2021
High immunisation rates of children suggest Australians more broadly will be keen to take their COVID-19 jab when it becomes available. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg insists Australia is still on track to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine from Febru
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People with autism over 3 times more likely to attempt suicide 25-01-2021
A new study has found that people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are over three times more likely to attempt and to die by suicide than the rest of the population, as a leading expert calls for improved support for people with ASD in adulthood.
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Victoria-Tasmania's new quarantine deal won't fix farmer's labour shortages 22-01-2021
The Victorian Farmers Federation says a new deal between Victoria and Tasmania to quarantine farm workers will provide limited relief from labour shortages. Farmers say the Victorian government's new quarantine deal for harvest workers is a st
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Prince Harry launches mental health tool 22-01-2021
Prince Harry has joined Prime Minister Scott Morrison in urging frontline workers to look after their mental health following an incredibly difficult year. Australia's frontline workers have had an incredibly difficult year, battling the Black
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Queensland Premier eases Brisbane virus restrictions 21-01-2021
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk will ease coronavirus restrictions in Greater Brisbane, but the recent outbreak is likely to remain a mystery. Coronavirus restrictions such as the mandatory wearing of masks will be eased in Brisbane, but
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Victoria will lift cap on overseas arrivals soon 21-01-2021
Victoria will lift its cap on overseas arrivals in the coming weeks, as the state records its 15th consecutive day with no locally acquired coronavirus cases. Victoria will lift its cap on overseas arrivals in the coming weeks, though fewer intern
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South Australia has moved to ease some local measures in time for Australia Day 21-01-2021
South Australian authorities are not ready to lift border restrictions with NSW but have moved to ease some local COVID-19 restrictions. South Australia will keep its COVID-19 border restrictions with NSW in place but has moved to ease some local
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South Australia Commissioner warns against QR complacency 20-01-2021
South Australia's police commissioner has urged all people to use QR codes when checking into businesses and other venues to aid the fight against COVID-19. South Australians have been urged not to skip checking in at businesses and other venu
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