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PATIENT OPTIONS: Kirsten Pilatti, BCNA CEO talks with Elizabeth Blane in Latrobe, Tasmania during a Breast Cancer Network Australia event. Picture: Paul Scambler

GPs and advocates want to see the telehealth program extended to provide patients with more options on how they access medical care.

Call to re-instate, expand telehealth services ahead of July 1 cut-off

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Vic Labor govt locks in cabinet, deputy

Victoria has scrapped select COVID-19 vaccine and mask mandates.

Warning as vaccine, mask rules ease

A woman's been charged with the attempted murder of a 74 year old man in New Norfolk, Tasmania.

Woman charged over Tasmanian shooting

Foreign minister Penny Wong's second trip to Southeast Asia will include her former home on Borneo.

Wong heads to Vietnam, Malaysia

The inaugural non-stop Qantas flight to Italy will take off from Perth on Saturday night.

Qantas opens Perth to Rome route

Australia, the US New Zealand, Japan and the UK will form the Partners in the Blue Pacific group.

Aust, NZ, US, Japan, UK form Pacific group

Captains and coaches gave a public media conference on the eve of State of Origin II in Perth.

Fittler coy on eve of State of Origin II

Ukraine has claimed some success in the southern Kherson region, forcing Russian troops to retreat.

Ukraine and Russia: What you need to know

Queensland's State of Origin team have been soaking up tips and advice from Cameron Smith (pic).

Smith fingerprints on Maroons' Origin push

Jacinda Ardern has criticised a US court's decision to scrap the constitutional right to abortion.

NZ's Ardern hits back at US abortion ban

Literary recognition: Menai High School's Kathleen Polson, pictured front, second from the left, is one of six NSW students to receive notable recognition for their writing skills.

Scores top marks to tour Hiroshima and Pearl Harbour.

Prized words on a page for Menai student

Fast-tracking procedures: St George Hospital (pictured) and Sutherland Hospital have not had a major backlog of patients waiting for urgent elective surgeries. Picture: Chris Lane

Budget dollars committed to speeding up admissions.

Local health district welcomes fast-tracked elective surgeries

Watch and learn: Excitement levels skyrocketed Brighton-Le-Sands Public School for the return of science day. Picture: John Veage

Follows a two-year break from some key learning areas.

Kids get messy for the return of 'experimental' learning

Finalists: Funky Flowers, Caringbah, are among the finalists in the 2022 Fresh Awards.

As fresh as they come ahead of awards final

Work/life balance: Hurstville chiropractor Amy Norman with her daughter Charlie, two, runs a business. She welcomes the latest budget announcements to help families with childcare costs. Picture: John Veage

Childcare funding support for NSW families.

Working mums welcome investment into childcare

Cooking up a win: Talented chef, Binod Dhungana of Carlton, received recognition for his traditional dishes.

Steam rises for Carlton chef

From strangers to neighbours: Liam and Michelle Gooley (pictured far left) and their daughters Emily, 7, and Grace, 5, with Irina and Dima Ievsha and their daughter Anastasiia.


How a kind gesture inspired an entire community

Crash: A car smashed into a house at Blakehurst on late Thursday afternoon. Picture: NSW Ambulance

Car ploughs into a house at Blakehurst

Building skills: Code Camps are back these school holidays.

Give kids the coding bug these winter school holidays

Tandem effort: Jane Stevens and Eileen Sargent are among a group of Sutherland Shire residents who are raising money for ovarian cancer research, as part of a WomenCan trek. They have been training for the challenge by walking around the shire. Picture: John Veage