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Kids Health Crisis
Park, Minns to talk cash as regional kids health proposal gains traction
Andrew Mangelsdorf • 56m ago
Regional NSW MPs Joe McGirr, Phil Donato, Helen Dalton and Roy Butler. File pictures, supplied
Kids Health Crisis
Lack of sufficient health services for our kids 'scary', says city leader
We asked our leaders what they think of Royal Far West's idea.
Andrew Mangelsdorf and Orlander Ruming
Wagga Wagga deputy mayor Amelia Parkins. Picture by Taylor Dodge
Kids Health Crisis
Premier vows to look at key health proposal to help thousands of kids
Grace Dudley
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From left, Julia Andrews director of external engagement Orange and Bathurst, Vice Chancellor Renee Leon, Samantha Beresford head of government relations and regional engagement, Premier Chris Minns and Member for Orange Phil Donato (obscured) at Charles Sturt University Orange campus. Picture by Jude Keogh
Kids Health Crisis
Minns fails to answer six key questions in regional NSW kids health crisis
Carla Mascarenhas
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NSW Premier Chris Minns. Picture by Gary Ramage
Kids Health Crisis
Donato believes 'united' MPs can 'put a spotlight' on kids health crisis
Independent MPs want commitments during health minister meeting.
Riley Krause Andrew Mangelsdorf
Orange MP Phil Donato spoke about the push for better paediatric care in regional NSW ahead of a meeting with health minister Ryan Park. Picture by Jude Keogh
Health
What is happening to address the shortage of paediatric services?
Jonathan Hawes
Tamworth hospital's paediatric ward is getting additional resources to tackle the region's six-year long wait times for care. Will they be enough? Picture by Peter Hardin
Kids Health Crisis
Seven year wait: Condobolin family's pain during autism diagnosis holdup
Sarah Falson
Zayne Hunter, 10 years; Flynn Hunter, 8 years; and Adeline Hunter, 6 years, stand outside Royal Far West in Sydney. Picture supplied
Kids Health Crisis
'Not fit for purpose': Doctor of the year calls for rural health overhaul
Ben Carr
Dr Corin Miller with her husband Trevor after receiving the 2023 award for rural and remote health professional of the year. Picture supplied
In Depth
'Not listening': Youth crime wave linked to early services say experts
Carla Mascarenhas
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'Not listening': Youth crime wave linked to early services say experts
Kids Health Crisis
'Slow the floodgates': OT waitlist so long they've had to stop accepting new clients
Their service is offered in Orange, Dubbo, Bathurst and Cowra.
Riley Krause
Rachel Dewhurst and Eden Bradford from Canobolas Kids Health have opened up about the paediatric health crisis. Picture by Carla Freedman

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