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First Nations people especially vulnerable to drug-related deaths

The so-called 'war on drugs' has been waged in the US since at least the 1970s, when then President Richard Nixon signed the Controlled Substances Act and declared drug abuse as “public enemy number one.” In Australia, there have been similar efforts to battle drug trafficking and use. As prescription opioids overtake heroin as a public health emergency, those efforts have expanded to restrict the control and supply of those substances too. First Nations people have been much more heavily impacted by substance issues and official responses than the non-Indigenous population. In this Episode of The Too Hard Basket, and in the final story of a three part series on drugs in Australia, we look at how these issues play out for Indigenous communities.

Agency bosses in Canberra: Where do they really call home? | The Canberra Times

Agency bosses in Canberra: Where do they really call home? | The Canberra Times
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Agency bosses in Canberra: Where do they really call home? | Braidwood Times

Agency bosses in Canberra: Where do they really call home? | Braidwood Times
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Agency bosses in Canberra: Where do they really call home? | The Canberra Times

Agency bosses in Canberra: Where do they really call home? | The Canberra Times
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2 years after Biden s call to return, many U S buildings mostly empty

More than two years after the Biden administration called on all federal agencies to create plans to bring employees who teleworked during the COVID pandemic back to the office, the vast majority of Washington, D.C.’s federal buildings are still sprawling expanses of empty, echoing hallways and offices. 

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