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'A big distraction': Former Victorian MP Hong Lim charged with incitement in Cambodia's activist crackdown

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By Abbie O'Brien , Jodie Stephens
| SBS
"Some people say that they probably just tried to create a big distraction because of their failure in managing COVID-19, the failure of managing the economy," Mr Lim told SBS News. The Cambodian government has been widely condemned for the deterioration of democracy and human rights in the country. "I suspect that I've been making them very unhappy because I've been campaigning very heavily from Australia about ...
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NSW records 344 new local COVID-19 cases and two deaths as Dubbo region goes into lockdown

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By Jodie Stephens
| SBS
NSW has recorded 344 new locally acquired COVID-19 cases and two deaths, including a man in his 30s. The northern Sydney man died at Northern Beaches hospital, while another man in his 90s from south west Sydney died at Concord Hospital overnight. Neither were vaccinated, and Chief Health Officer Dr Kerry Chant said the younger man had "significant underlying health conditions". Of the new cases reported on Wednesday, at least 65 were in the community for all or most of their infectious period.
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How to best take care of your mental health during coronavirus lockdowns

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By Jodie Stephens
| SBS
As fresh COVID-19 outbreaks force Australians back into lockdown, mental health organisations are again noticing an uptick in people accessing their services. Lifeline last week reported a 25 per cent increase in the volume of calls it was receiving Australia-wide since the beginning of the current COVID-19 surge. Beyond Blue has seen a 15 per cent jump in New South Wales residents making contact with the organisation over the past three weeks. Victorian demand has similarly risen by 12 per cent.
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