The Observer
Bec Pridham
Bec Pridham
Journalist

'Trapped in poverty': Funding for women's legal centres carved up
TRAPPED: Women's legal services must decide who is most deserving of assistance. Picture: Rod Thompson
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Health is often worse in rural areas. Here's why
Bec Pridham
THINK LOCAL: Experts say meaningful interventions must reflect community needs. Picture: Shutterstock
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Who's most likely to end up getting long-COVID symptoms?
Emma Horn Bec Pridham
LONG-COVID: Surveys of COVID-19 patients around the world indicate a stronger link between some genetic precursors and long-COVID development. Picture: FILE
Illicit drugs - see which regions support legalisation
Bec Pridham Ayden Dawkins
TIMES ARE CHANGING: More Australians are supporting drug legalisation. Picture: File.
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Why Brodie, homeless for nine years, is more worried about the new kids on the street
Bec Pridham
Brodie White, pictured in Launceston, Tasmania in June 2022, wants people to know that most do not choose homelessness; it is forced upon them. Picture: Bec Pridham
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A safe haven for pets in turmoil
Bec Pridham
PART OF THE FAMILY: Pets can be a deciding factor in choosing to stay or leave a violent relationship. Picture: Scott Gelston
Kyrgios shows support for fallen opponent ahead of historic final
Bec Pridham
ALL THE BEST: Nick Kyrgios wishes Rafael Nadal a speedy recovery. Picture: Instagram
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'Bulk up bulk billing': Support services on frontline as healthcare options become unaffordable
Bec Pridham
BETTER HEALTH: Regional support services are calling on bulk billing options to be expanded to help those who are struggling to find affordable healthcare options. Picture: FILE
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Teachers, nurses, transport workers strike across NSW in week of heavy industrial action
Bec Pridham
WEEK OF DISRUPTIONS: There will be a wave of industrial action this week by train drivers, teachers, nurses and midwives. Picture: AAP
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Call to re-instate, expand telehealth services ahead of July 1 cut-off
Bec Pridham Andrew Chounding
PATIENT OPTIONS: Kirsten Pilatti, BCNA CEO talks with Elizabeth Blane in Latrobe, Tasmania during a Breast Cancer Network Australia event. Picture: Paul Scambler
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