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Why being in a psych ward is nothing like the movies By Alice Amsel Normal text size Where the hell are Winona Ryder and Angelina Jolie? Sitting in my tracksuit pants and a fraying t-shirt, I am taking a drag off a contraband cigarette, smuggled in by my boyfriend. My brittle hair is forming an unintentional dreadlock at the back of my head and my sallow face resembles a bowl of porridge. As I look around the psych ward courtyard, most of the patients look similar. No cool girls’ club, no edgy back stories, no fashionable band of misfits. In fact, nothing about being in a psych ward is cool...

There are fears a body found in Melbourne bushland belong to a missing woman who vanished two weeks ago.  Bridget Flack, 28, was last seen on CCTV at a Dan Murphy's in Collingwood, an inner-city suburb of Melbourne, at about 10.30am on November 30.  Ms Flack, a transgender woman, made phone contact later that day and told friends she was going for a walk along the Yarra River - but she did not return home.  Victoria Police uncovered a woman's body in bushland at Willsmere-Chandler Park in Kew East, to the city's east, at about 5pm on Friday.  Bridget Flack (pictured), 28, was last seen i...

Police are investigating after the discovery of a woman's body in the Melbourne suburb of Kew East.

Family of missing Melbourne woman Bridget Flack plead for public's help after 'uncharacteristic' disappearance ThuThursday 10 Bridget Flack was last seen on November 30, in Smith Street in Collingwood. ( Print text only Cancel The sister of missing Melbourne woman Bridget Flack fears the 28-year-old, who disappeared 10 days ago, could have met with foul play and is pleading with the public for help. Key points: Ms Flack is transgender and her sister says that could make her more vulnerable A Facebook group dedicated to finding Ms Flack now has more than 4,300 followers Ms Flack bought alcohol...

"She had the awareness she wasn't feeling great," Ms Pucci Love said. "We were working very hard to get her that extra help, but sometimes those things don't come quick enough." Ms Pucci Love said her sister was a unionist and someone who always fought for what she thought was right. "She had empathy for the community around her and an interest in social justice," she said. Ms Flack's communication had not been out of the ordinary in the days leading up to her disappearance, Ms Pucci Love said, causing additional worry for her family. Bridget is a part time DJ who cares about social justice a...