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  Confusion around mental health reforms will leave patients at risk, advocates warn MP3

  Mental health advocates are warning that vulnerable people could fall through the gaps because reforms to the sector are being rolled out too quickly. All mental health services funded by the Federal Health Department will soon be commissioned through the recently established primary health networks. But Mental Health Australia is worried that existing services will close before new arrangements are in place.

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  Bid for dead man's sperm sparks legal and ethical questions MP3

  It's rare, but not unheard of in Australia that women seek access to their dead partner's sperm. A Queensland court has granted an application to a Toowoomba woman to have her fiance's testes and sperm removed. The court has ruled that if the woman wants to make use of the sperm, she must apply to the court again for permission, but the man's family will oppose any application to use the sperm.

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  Biggest Atlantic hurricane in a decade bearing down on Haiti MP3

  One of the largest Atlantic hurricanes in recent times is bearing down on Haiti. Hurricane Matthew is the largest storm to hit the region in a decade. Many are worried the Caribbean nation is unprepared for the storm or its aftermath. Only six years have passed since Haiti was hit by an earthquake that destroyed more than 188,000 homes and claimed an estimated 200,000 lives. Interim President Jocelerme Privert has ur...

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  Bottled Air and Milo take out Shonky Awards MP3

  Bottled air, camel milk that claims to help sufferers of diabetes and even an Australian dietary staple have been named and shamed in this year's Shonky Awards. Handed out by the consumer group, Choice, the Shonkies highlight the 'worst of the worst' in consumer products. The chocolate drink Milo received its Shonky for overstating its health benefits when in fact it's largely made up of sugar.

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  RSL national president facing calls to step aside MP3

  The deputy president of the RSL is calling on the organisation's president to stand aside amid concerns he may have received improper payments. RSL president Rod White and three other members of the RSL NSW state council were serving in unpaid positions, but shared in hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of 'consultancy fees' from the board of RSL Lifecare, an aged care business within the RSL. The CEO of RSL New S...

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