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2XX turns 50: The community station that helped Canberra find its voice

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By Naziya Alvi Rahman
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The 50th anniversary celebration of Canberra community radio station 2XX at the Canberra Museum and Gallery. Photo: Hedda M. Long before podcasts, streaming and social media, Canberra had 2XX. For half a century, the volunteer-run community radio station has broadcast the city’s stories, music, politics and many languages – often giving a platform to voices that struggled to find space anywhere else.
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From homesick to home sick: Why I keep flying overseas for specialist care

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By Naziya Alvi Rahman
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The AMA report stated ambulance ramping in the ACT has risen by 12.7 per cent in the past four years. Photo: Claire Fenwicke. When people move overseas, they often talk about feeling homesick. In my case, homesickness became surprisingly literal. Since moving to Australia in May 2024, I’ve flown back to India three times because of health issues. Not because I don’t trust Australia’s healthcare system. Because I couldn’t wait for it. That distinction matters.
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More Canberrans are complaining about healthcare. Is the system learning from it?

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Canberra Hospital emergency. Photo: Canberra Health Services. By the time Canberra resident Brick suffered a cardiac arrest earlier this year, he says he had spent months cycling through a health system he no longer trusted. Repeated hospital visits. Worsening symptoms. And he believes there were multiple missed opportunities to intervene earlier. “My experience goes beyond dissatisfaction with care,” Brick told Region.
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