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Saturday, 03 August 2024 11:23

INCREASES IN PRO BONO SERVICES

THE latest report on NSW solicitors shows an increase in pro bono legal services. Law Society President Brett McGrath praised the profession's commitment to justice, noting 42% of solicitors provided an average of 69 pro bono hours, totaling nearly $117M worth of work. The report also highlights progress in gender pay equality and career opportunities for women. New data on LGBQ+ solicitors and those with disabilities aims to drive greater inclusion. Fewer full-time solicitors are working over 50 hours a week, improving wellbeing
Saturday, 03 August 2024 11:22

PET OWNERS FORGO INSURANCE

OVER 60% of Australian pet owners are forgoing pet insurance due to rising living costs, despite the risk of high vet expenses. Since 2020, pet acquisition costs have increased by 196%, leading owners to cut back on insurance. Budget Direct's survey revealed that nearly a quarter of respondents spent up to $5,000 on vet bills out-of-pocket. Chief Growth Officer Jonathan Kerr emphasized the tough financial decisions faced by pet owners and highlighted pet insurance as a way to manage unexpected medical costs.
Saturday, 03 August 2024 11:13

NEXT STEP FOR WESTERN SYDNEY DIABETES

Campaign to beat type 2 diabetes
MORE than 200 Western Sydney doctors, nurses, community leaders, academics and politicians came together at Workers Blacktown in July 24 to plan the next step in the campaign by Western Sydney Diabetes to "beat diabetes together".
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