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Lanie Tindale

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Canberra, Sydney
As seen in: The Canberra Times, Daily Mail, Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Nine News Australia, Brisbane Times, WAtoday, Daily Liberal, Illawarra Mercury, The Courier (Ballarat, VIC), The Examiner and
”Village idiot (city) reporter” Canberra Times. Compliments, tips: lanie.tindale@canberratimes.com.au, lanietindalejourno@protonmail.com. Pronounced Lar-knee.

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On The Money - 2ser

On The Money - 2ser

How do I make my money go further? What are banks really doing with my cash? What are the big challenges for …

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Lanie Tindale, Author at VERTIGO 2020

Lanie Tindale, Author at VERTIGO 2020

I've written news and reviews for Vertigo Magazine.

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LANIE TINDALE

LANIE TINDALE

I covered the Inner West for City Hub.

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Blog

Blog

As an intern at Blackbird, I've written blog posts and for the newsletter.

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Day in the life of an intern: Blackbird Ventures - UTS Society of Communications

Day in the life of an intern: Blackbird Ventures - UTS Society of Communications

UTSoC's The Comma has launched its 'Day in the life of an intern' , a series dedicated to showcasing what it'…

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'Everything happened at the one time': At 80 years old, suddenly Patricia could not cope

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In eight decades of life, a retired public servant has had periods of stress, but she had always been able to handle it. A private mental health facility has opened in Canberra. Pictures by Keegan Carroll, Shutterstock And then her mum, a former primary school teacher, died at 104 years old. "Everything happened at the one time," Patricia, who asked her last name be withheld, said.
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Shock settlement figure for Canberra doctors as class action funds paid out

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A doctor has been paid $165,000 for unpaid and unrostered overtime accrued while working as a junior doctor in Canberra as part of a $31 million settlement with Canberra Health Services and Calvary Health Care ACT. About 1200 people who worked as junior doctors, from first year interns to senior registrars, in Canberra between 2016 and 2024 received a total of $25.34 million. Settlements ranged from a few thousand dollars to $165,000, and the average claim was about $21,000.
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Integrity commission orders investigation after docs allege substantial 'danger to public health and safety'

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By Lanie Tindale Verified
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The ACT Integrity Commissioner ordered an investigation into claims that hospital executives "created a substantial and specific danger to public health and safety" by forcing senior doctors to resign. A dozen cardiologists, doctors of the heart, resigned from North Canberra Hospital and The Canberra Hospital between 2022 and June 11, 2026, according to Health Minister Rachel Stephen-Smith.
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