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Lucy Barbour

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As seen in: ABC News (Australia), MSN Australia, AM (Podcast), ABC 7.30, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), The World Today (Podcast), Flipboard, The New Daily, Australia Plus, CathNews, InQueensland
National regional affairs reporter for @abcnews RT's/likes≠endorsements. Barbour.Lucy@abc.net.au
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Program: Messi retires from international football

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By Andy Park Verified, Lucy Barbour Verified
| The World Today (Podcast) Verified
He's celebrated as the greatest soccer player of all time but Lionel Messi's international football reign is over. After two decades representing his country, Messi has resigned from the national Argentinian team. Fans are celebrating his contribution on and off the field.
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Program: Pressure to allow telehealth for VAD

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By Andy Park Verified, Lucy Barbour Verified
| The World Today (Podcast) Verified
South Australia's Labor government has openly defied the prime minister's position on telehealth in voluntary assisted dying. Senior ministers in the Malinauskas government are calling for urgent change to a federal law, that prevents doctors from using telehealth in those cases, arguing the restrictions disadvantage terminally ill people in regional, rural and remote Australia. South Australian Health Minister Blair Boyer co-penned a letter to federal Attorney-General Michelle Rowland.
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South Australian government defies Albanese, urges change to voluntary assisted dying telehealth laws

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By Lucy Barbour Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
South Australia has become the first state to formally urge the Commonwealth to change a federal law preventing doctors from using telehealth in voluntary assisted dying (VAD), openly defying the prime minister. In a letter to federal Attorney-General Michelle Rowland, senior ministers in the Malinauskas government have "implored" the Commonwealth to "take immediate action", arguing the restrictions disadvantage terminally ill people in regional, rural and remote Australia.
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