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NSW nurses and midwives continue push for better pay and conditions

Eleanor CampbellSeptember 6, 2022Last Updated: September 7, 2022
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NSWNMA nurses and midwives in Gosford on the Central Coast during the 24 hour strike action for safer nurse-to-patient ratios. Picture: Supplied.

For the fourth time, nurses and midwives have coloured the streets from Tweed Heads to Albury navy blue as they proudly wore their scrubs while advocating for better work conditions.

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