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NSW Deputy Coroner Elaine Truscott opened the hearing by paying her respects to the Traditional Owners of the land, “which continue to be important today” and acknowledged Elders present in courtroom one of the NSW Coroner’s Court.
Circumstances were avoidable
Gosford Detectives’ Senior Constable Jesse Mears told the court on Monday the circumstances leading to Bailey’s death were “avoidable”.
Mr Mackander died on 5 November 2019 from injuries sustained after he fell 10 metres onto a concrete path at Gosford Hospital, while two prison guards were escorting him back to Kariong Correctional Centre.
A lead police investigator told the court circumstances around the 20-year-old Wiradjuri man’s death were “avoidable”, citing an unfenced wall, the gaps corrective officers left while escorting him and the medical treatment he received in hospital.
Parkinson’s UK turns to AI to head off the ‘charity crunch’
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The UK-based charity has worked with consultancy Greenhouse Intelligence on using Artificial Intelligence to keep funding levels as high as possible and use limited resources efficiently.
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The UK non-profit sector is bracing itself for a ‘charity crunch’ in 2021, according to a recent study conducted by research company Pro Bono Economics, in partnership with the Chartered Institute of Fundraising and Charity Finance Group.
Demand for their services is surging, but income has dwindled, due to the cancellation of fundraising events and the closure of charity shops. While three-quarters of charities anticipate high levels of demand for their services in 2021, more than eight out of ten (83%) are braced for a continued decline in their income over the year, relative to pre-crisis expectations. More than two-thirds (69%) think it will take more than a year for income to r