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I have scant sympathy for a high-profile person with such disregard for health and safety rules.

Our governments, led by the Prime Minister, seem to be making it more difficult for us to get tested for COVID-19 despite record numbers of cases. It’s hard not to conclude that all our sacrifices have been for nothing.

Our governments, led by the Prime Minister, seem to be making it more difficult for us to get tested for COVID-19 despite record numbers of cases. It’s hard not to conclude that all our sacrifices have been for nothing.

Our governments, led by the Prime Minister, seem to be making it more difficult for us to get tested for COVID-19 despite record numbers of cases. It’s hard not to conclude that all our sacrifices have been for nothing.

If we’re serious about addressing climate change, we need to effect political change. We can no longer afford to have “leading” us a bunch of self-interested dropkicks.

The complete and utter failure of the privatised, deregulation, free-market approach to aged care has again been highlighted.

‘A beautiful, kind man’: Dr McMaster. Picture supplied by Shannon Burns. Tributes have flowed for Tweed paediatrician Dr David McMaster after his death in early January, while a petition to name a hospital ward in his honour has over 6,300 signatures. Dr McMaster worked at the Tweed, Murwillumbah and John Flynn Private Hospitals for 23 years. Shannon Burns, whose two children were the paediatrician’s patients, started a petition to name the paediatric ward at the new Tweed Valley Hospita...

Calls to name ward after popular doctor A proposal to name a ward at the new Tweed Hospital after paediatrician Dr David McMaster is gaining traction following his sudden passing. Health by Kirstin Payne Premium Content Subscriber only A PROPOSAL to name a ward at the new Tweed Hospital after paediatrician Dr David McMaster is gaining traction following his sudden passing. The community was rocked by the popular doctors death at the weekend with hundre...

  "He would be here late into the night caring for his patients. He would accept calls in the middle of the night from families, not because it was his role to but because he truly cared. "He wanted to be there for people in any way he can. " Dr Lindley-Jones said many fond memories of Dr McMaster were being shared through the wards of the hospital since his passing, including his fondness for a late-night Tim Tam and habit of falling asleep at his desk. "One of the nurses said she remem...

Failing minister changes the subject We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Failing minister changes the subject December 13, 2020 — 12.04am Normal text size Advertisement It was interesting that the Education Minister is quoted as saying that "everyone in the education system, right up to the departments secretary, needed to shoulder responsibility for student success" ("State to intervene in failing schools" , December 6). The minister excluded...