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G7: Life under austerity shows why Syriza are fighting it so hard

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imageHealthcare has borne the brunt of mass cuts.EPA/Simela Pantzartzi

Greece has been a key talking point at the G7 summit of economic powers. The current impasse in negotiations between the Syriza-led government and the country’s creditors comes down to some significant differences in opinion over austerity. While Angela Merkel says time is...

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Detention gag orders make it impossible for doctors to do their job

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imageHealth professionals may be sentenced to two years in jail for the unauthorised disclosure of information about conditions in detention centres.AAP/DIAC

Doctors and health professionals have always faced ethical dilemmas when choosing to work in the immigration detention system. The majority do so with the aim of providing high-quality care to a...

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