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Council continues to fight for GP and health services solutions - Vimarsana News

Council continues to fight for GP and health services solutions

Gunnedah Shire Council is continuing to work with health representatives within the state and community to look at answers for GP and health service

Gunnedah Saleyards Redevelopment moves forward - Vimarsana News

Gunnedah Saleyards Redevelopment moves forward

The Gunnedah Saleyards redevelopment has reached an exciting milestone with Joint Regional Planning Panel approval of the development application

Program sets direction for a record year for Gunnedah - Vimarsana News

Program sets direction for a record year for Gunnedah

Gunnedah Shire Council The final year of Gunnedah Shire Council’s Operational Plan shows a year of record capital works, with more than $47 million of projects in the pipeline. The Draft 2017-2022 Delivery Program and 2021-22 Operational Plan was approved for public exhibition by the Gunnedah Shire Council this week. Gunnedah Shire Mayor Jamie Chaffey said due to the postponement of the NSW Local Government Elections in 2020, Council’s four-year delivery program had been expanded to five years. “The Delivery Program outlines our actions and programs for the financial year ahead,” Cr C...

BYO bandages: inquiry told of 'horrendous' state of NSW hospitals - Vimarsana News

BYO bandages: inquiry told of 'horrendous' state of NSW hospitals

BYO bandages: inquiry told of ‘horrendous’ state of NSW hospitals Save Normal text size 92-year-old sent away from hospital with a broken neck Broken Hill man’s cancer undiagnosed for 15 months while awaiting ‘urgent’ colonoscopy Advertisement Patients and medical staff across NSW have sounded the alarm about a crisis in the state of country hospitals, telling of wards that look like they’ve been hit by tornadoes, hospitals requesting you bring your own bandages and doctors trying to mend broken bones over videolink. A parliamentary inquiry has been told lives ar...

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