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Are following multiple Breaking News Stories at this hour, starting in the middle east. Fears of an All Out War are growing as Israel And Iran backed hezbollah continue to trade strikes across the lebanon border. The idf says its intensifying strikes against the militant group. At this hour, after hezbollah reportedly fired more than 100 rockets into Northern Israel overnight, some of those Rockets Landing near israeli military facilities and an air base, you can see the damage left behind there...

Night. live in new york city for another big episode of the cable news keg party and its ladies night with an all female panel. [applause] kind of a big deal because the only three women who dont have adams apples. [laughter] lets see these babes, podcast powerhouse monday night football legend and one of the few women in media not hooking up with rfk junior, michelle in the house. [laughter] was apprised me about the story is apparently he was in a 16 relationship with a reporter and people we...

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South Australia's biggest public hospital is operating above its official capacity, with staff told to delay non-urgent tasks as they struggle to deal with an influx of patients leading into winter.

Interstate and overseas health workers will be offered up to $15,000 each to come work in SA's health system, as state governments engage in a high-stakes poaching war for scarce health staff.

A boy who was admitted to hospital in pain last month with a suspected bowel obstruction had to sleep on a folded up towel because nurses couldn't find him a pillow, despite an audit by the state government into hospital supplies. 

EXCLUSIVE: Paramedics will be “empowered” to treat patients at home rather than transport them to hospital and a new cabinet committee will be formed to tackle ramping, under a SA Health proposal which already has some workers planning industrial action.

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