
Daniel Franklin
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Bec Symons |Danielle Pope |Daniel Franklin |Sharon Gordon
One of Victoria's biggest regional hospitals has reported nine sentinel events in five years — a tally of patients, including infants, who have died or experienced serious harm due to adverse care. Staff members say those numbers are the tip of the iceberg. WARNING: This story contains details that some readers may find distressing. Nadine Lont was expecting her baby girl to be born big and healthy at Latrobe Regional Hospital in September.
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Jan 7, 2025 |
hoerzu.at | Daniel Franklin
BeschreibungWährend Brooklyn alle Hände voll mit der Planung des Musicals zu tun hat, räumt Rocki zu Hause mit Chelsea die Garage auf. Da das Juwel von Mesmer immer noch verschwunden ist, bitten Peggy und Ken um Elvys Hilfe.
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Dec 14, 2024 |
abc.net.au | Kirstie Wellauer |Baz Ruddick |Craig Dixon |Daniel Franklin
Australians on the frontline of climate change are fighting for their vanishing ancestral home. Can a landmark lawsuit against the federal government save their way of life? Uncle Paul Kabai steps barefoot along a beach near a fallen sacred tree and onto the mud and broken coral edging his Torres Strait island home. He looks to the horizon and listens to the sea. "I can tell when it's going to rain or I can tell there will be an easterly blowing tomorrow," he says.
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Dec 10, 2024 |
abc.net.au | Daniel Miles |Eden Hynninen |Daniel Franklin
For generations, words like fat, obese and overweight have been thrown around like hand grenades. In medical settings, the damage dealt can last generations — and the victims are overwhelmingly female. Hannah put up with the pain in her stomach for as long as humanly possible. But after 12 months of agony she finally relented and went to her doctor for help. It's something she rarely does. Not out of pride or stubbornness, but fear.
PTSD researchers say media reporting on shark and animal attacks must change to avoid victim blaming
Nov 27, 2024 |
abc.net.au | Daniel Franklin |Sharon Gordon |Anthony Scully
Loading... Paz Moreno was thankful to survive after being bitten by a venomous blue-ringed octopus, but the victim blaming that followed compounded her mental anguish. It's a phenomenon that other animal attack survivors know all too well. Paz Moreno hesitantly takes a step towards the water's edge at Chinaman's Beach.
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