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‘Failing system’: Psychological distress among Australian farmers on the rise
Mental health care in regional areas remains hard to access despite the marked rise in psychological distress among Australian farmers over the last 10 years
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· Jul 7, 2026
Angry residents faced with local population trebling under plans to house asylum seekers at former military base criticise the 'horrifying impact' on their community
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