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The epidemic no one wants to talk about – mental health and suicide in regional Australia

Mental Health issues are an epidemic in regional Australians that needs to be fixed for future generations. Photo contributed.
Sarah Murphy

Mental health is arguably the biggest health issue for farmers across the country, with the increasingly dry conditions, poor market […]

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