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Damian Lillard Blazers Set To Close Back-to-back With Wolves

2022-12-13T22:05:07Z

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It didn't take Damian Lillard long to return to form after dealing with his second right calf strain of the season. Lillard aims for his fourth straight 20-point outing since making it back into the lineup when the Portland Trail Blazers host the Minnesota Timberwolves on Monday night in the second end of a back-to-back between the clubs. Portland won the opener 124-118 on Saturday night when Lillard poured in 36 points. Two nights earlier, Lillard scored 40 points, made a season-high nine 3-pointers and matched his season best of 12 assists during a 121-120 home loss to the Denver Nuggets. Lillard was 15 of 15 from the free-throw line on Saturday and Portland [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ weareliferuiner.com] was 25 of 28 as a team. "Their parade of free throws was a big difference-maker too," Timberwolves coach Chris Finch said afterward. Lillard is averaging 32.3 points since his latest return. He also has received help on the offensive end from Anfernee Simons, who made five 3-pointers and scored 31 points on Saturday. Simons has topped 30 points in four of the past eight games, but he had a subpar outing against Denver when he scored just six points on 3-of-12 shooting. Simons was back in form by making 13 of 22 shots against Minnesota. "I thought Ant was big time," Trail Blazers coach Chauncey Billups said of Simons. "I wanted him to be aggressive. We drew some plays for him, tried to attack. He did that. Had it going. We fed, really, off of Ant's energy in that first quarter." Having two guards combine for 67 points was crucial, but the Trail Blazers also thrived on the boards with a dominating 45-28 rebounding advantage. Portland had an 11-4 edge on the offensive end. "I thought we had so many moments in this game when we were really physical on the glass," Billups said. "I thought our rebounding won us the game. When they shot it, we only let them get one shot at it." Minnesota had defeated Portland five consecutive times before falling short on the second contest of their five-game road trip. The Timberwolves beat the Utah Jazz 118-108 in the opener on Friday night. Against the Trail Blazers, Anthony Edwards scored 26 points, Rudy Gobert had 24 points and nine rebounds and D'Angelo Russell also scored 24 points. Russell and Edwards each made four 3-pointers. But Finch was very aware his team didn't match Portland's intensity in the interior. "We weren't very physical. We didn't put our body on enough people," Finch said. "They hold Rudy, they tie him up, they get into his body. We've got to go and get into their bodies and we've got to swarm." Gobert has connected on 17 of 22 shots while averaging 23 points over the past two games. He scored 22 on Friday when he made his triumphant return to play the Jazz, his team of the previous nine seasons. Gobert is averaging 14.3 rebounds over the past three games, a stretch that began with 21 boards against the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday. Kyle Anderson has started the road trip well with averages of 14.5 points, nine assists and seven rebounds in the first two games. Backup guard Jordan McLaughlin (strained left calf) will likely miss his second straight contest. --Field Level Media adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

MISS MONEYSAVER Helps Find Freebies To Cut Down Cost Of Christmas

2022-12-13T22:00:42Z

VelmaGustafson7: ページの作成:「may be the most magical time of the year but it is also the most expensive. This year, however, with finances under strain, many families are cutting back on spending…」

may be the most magical time of the year but it is also the most expensive. This year, however, with finances under strain, many families are cutting back on spending over the festive period. Its estimated that we're going to fork out £4.4 billion less on non-essentials, (a 22 per cent fall from last year) in the run-up to Christmas, according to Retail Economics and HyperJar research. And that's just for starters. There are lots of traditions that many of us will be trimming so that we can afford the energy bills. But we don't have to give up on all the fun. If you know where to look, there are quite a lot of things you can get or do for free, which all helps to keep costs down. Budgeting for presents can be a worry but this year, because we know many of us will be struggling, it's much easier to be upfront with family and friends and agree not to spend money on each other — perhaps just buying things for the children. Christmas may be the most magical time of the year but it is also the most expensive. This year, however, with finances under strain, many families are cutting back on spending over the festive period Even better, give each other ‘free' presents of your time and skills. Make a ‘voucher' that can be redeemed for, say, three evenings of babysitting, or a day's cleaning, or offer your skill as a manicurist or gardener for one or two sessions. Personally, I would much prefer a good house-clean than a bottle of bubble bath! Another idea is to all agree that you only give each other second-hand presents: either items that used to be yours you have upcycled or things you bought at a charity shop or on eBay or similar sites. Trawl the free stuff websites such as Freecycle.org, Nextdoor.com, Gumtree Free Stuff or Facebook Groups and see what local people are getting shot of that could be turned into a present. You'd be surprised what is being given away. There's an app for parents called Young Planet which has thousands of toys, including doll's houses, trucks, books and Lego, which parents can claim for free. The app works by allowing parents to gift children's items they no longer need to parents who want them. In fact, it will be worth looking again after Christmas, too, as many parents will be giving away toys that have been replaced by newer ones. Or why not make your gifts. There are some fantastic ideas to get you started on website Mookychick (mookychick.co.uk). For edible gifts, the BBC Good Food site has delicious ideas (bbcgoodfood.com/howto/guide/ homemade-christmas-gift-ideas). You can recycle old Christmas cards to give to friends (don't send them in the post as that will cost a fortune) or transform them into gift tags or bookmarks. Or make cards with your old craft supplies, particularly if you have children who will have great fun using fingerpaint, glitter and card. Teach them how to make snowman pompoms to stick on cards at homemade-gifts-made-easy.com/snowman-craft.html or download some Christmas designs to colour in from the Hewlett Packard website. Make your own decorations by picking up pinecones when you're out walking. Spray them with gold or silver paint and fix them to sprigs of holly and ivy. Or have a decorations swap with neighbours, so you all get ‘new' items that you haven't seen before. You can also get a free letter from Santa if you send your kids' letters, before Friday December 9, to Santa at: Santa/Father Christmas, Santa's Grotto, Reindeerland XM4 5HQ. Budgeting for presents can be a worry but this year, because we know many of us will be struggling, it's much easier to be upfront with family and friends and agree not to spend money on each other — perhaps just buying things for the children The Royal Mail organises a free reply (royalmail.com/christmas/ letters-to-santa). Just make sure your child's name and address are included in the letter and they will receive a reply from the big man himself in the post. When it comes to Christmas food there is mountains of delicious-looking stuff in the supermarkets but, of course, it costs. I'm hearing of families hosting the big day who are asking friends and relatives to chip in with some cash to help pay for the Christmas dinner which I think is fair enough (if it's done in the right way). Or you could set up a pot-luck Christmas where everyone who comes has to bring at least one dish. If you are getting together with friends and family for more than one meal, you could also suggest that you move to a different house for each meal so that you all share the cost of heating and cooking. Light shows, pantos and visits to see Santa all tend to be expensive, but there are some free events happening if you know where to look. Some shopping centres offer a free Santa's grotto, for example, such as the Christmas Grotto at North Point Shopping Centre in Bransholme, Hull, where Santa will be in residence, giving out free gifts, every day until Christmas Eve. You can also meet Santa at his Woodland Lodge at the Westfield Shopping Centre in White City, West London (uk.westfield.com/london/event-detail/Meet-Santa), from December 10 to December 24 between 12.30pm and 6.30pm. The experience is free and includes the chance to get a photograph with the man himself. Even Selfridges (in London, Birmingham, Manchester Trafford and Manchester Exchange Square) is hosting free Meet Santa experiences this year. Santa will be roaming through the store rather than sitting in one place and the dates and times are available on the Selfridges website (selfridges.com). There are other free, seasonal events going on around the country, too. In London, the V&A museum is running free decoration-making workshops for ages 5+ and their families this weekend (vam.ac.uk). Tomorrow, at the British Library, you can find out how to create a short story out of your winter memories (bl.uk/events/family-workshops-winter-tales), and Westminster Abbey has a free Christmas Family Day with carols on December 10, together with art and craft activities and a festive tour of the Abbey (westminster-abbey.org). In other parts of the country, free events include festive storytelling at Bristol's Blaise Museum (bristol museums.org.uk/blaise-castle-house-museum), and make your own Christmas decorations at Edinburgh's City Art Centre on December 17. The National Museum of Wales in Cardiff, meanwhile, has a Big Museum Winter Trail running until December 23. Entry to the attraction isn't free, but it only costs £1.50, for which you get a pack of crayons, the trail to follow and a present at the end when the route has been completed. To find out about free events in your area, put your town or county into your internet search bar plus ‘free Christmas events' to see what comes up. Do the same with Eventbrite (eventbrite.co.uk/d/united-kingdom/free-events/) and you will be surprised at how many free activities are on offer this month! ARE YOU owed payments from StatePension? Thousands of pensioners have been underpaid their state pension, so could some of this lost money be yours? In an interim report from The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) out this week, it estimates that it has underpaid 237,000 pensioners a total of £1.46 billion. However, the process to correct these underpayments is taking far longer than expected. In fact, they are taking so long that former pensions minister Steve Webb says he expects it to take another four years just to get through the backlog. There are three main groups where the DWP have made the mistakes: married women, who should have received an upgrade to a 60 per cent basic state pension when their husband retired; widows (and widowers) who should have inherited an enhanced state pension when their spouse died; and the over-80s, already in receipt of a state pension when they turned that age, who should have been automatically upgraded to a 60 per cent basic state pension. To find out if you are owed money, Pensions Consultants LCP has a useful online tool.(lcp.uk.com/is-your-state- pension-being-underpaid). Steve Webb, now a partner at LCP, says: ‘If our tool makes it clear you are being underpaid, you should get straight on the phone to ask the DWP to reassess your pension. If it's clear you are being underpaid, you shouldn't have to wait years for it to get round to fixing it!' MAKE some cash from colonel mustard The Christmas market at Chelsea Physic Garden last weekend was full of stalls selling handmade items. One of the best was Pippa Kate Design (pippakate design.com), run by Pippa Ryan who makes striking pictures out of colourful bits and pieces people throw out. She mentioned how tricky it was to find board game tokens to add to her creations. Plastic counters can fetch a comparatively high price online. So later I took a look at eBay and saw one person is offering spare counters for the game Frustration at £2.49 each. Someone else lists the Cluedo characters (Colonel Mustard, Professor Plum, Miss Scarlett etc) for £3.25 each. The Christmas market at Chelsea Physic Garden last weekend was full of stalls selling handmade items Another seller had three small bags of Scrabble letters and score counters for £10. ‘It's often collectors or antiques dealers that need these bits to complete a set,' says Pippa. ‘If you're missing a yellow pie in a Trivial Pursuit game, then you'll pay a few quid for that bit of plastic.' So when you're emptying the loft, or going through the kitchen drawer, if you find any of those bright, plastic counters, don't ditch them. Check out the price they are going for on eBay and offer yours for a similar amount. You could make cash out of what you thought was trash! Santa needs little helpers! Here's an early present for your child or grandchild. The personalised baby brand, My 1st Years, is looking for ‘professional toy-testers' to help Santa pick the best toys. They will choose ‘workers' from three age-groups, birth- to-12 months, one-to-two years and three-to-six years to test the products. The chosen testers will be given £150 of toys to test and [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ weareliferuiner.com] report back on. Parents should apply on behalf of little ones at my1styears.com/blog/santas-little-helpers/. The closing date is Sunday, December 11. Get 20 per cent off Lu Bella Jewellery when you use my code JASMINE20 at the checkout. Its Sentiments range make great gifts and the brand's prices are not too steep (about £17.99 for a bracelet, for example, before 20 per cent off). Head to lubella.co.uk. The offer lasts until December 30. Give yourself the chance of a few freebies and discounts in the run-up to Christmas by checking out my new Advent Calendar. At MoneyMagpie.com there are giveaways every day up to December 25, through the special online Advent Calendar (moneymagpie.com/advent). It's free to enter. Have you got a question for Jasmine? Email her at AskJasmine@MoneyMagpie.com adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Flooded Farmers Feeling The Strain

2022-12-13T22:00:31Z

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Flood-affected NSW farmers are facing significant losses with much of the damage uninsurable, according to a new survey. More than two-thirds of 150 respondents said they were experiencing flooding for a second year running, while three-quarters said they'd planted less than half of their usual winter crop because of the wet weather. Despite losing fences and roads on his property, Parkes farmer Gavin Tom considers himself fortunate. "I count myself lucky really," he told AAP. The constant rain has prevented the mixed crop and sheep producer from planting 70 per cent of his usual crop. "The ones that haven't planted are perhaps better off because the ones that have spent a huge amount on fertiliser costs and chemical costs and then now not being able to harvest after having spent all that money," Mr Tom said. "I just got oats in and a small amount of barley ... I didn't get any wheat in." Mr Tom said more than 80mm fell in 24 hours earlier this week, describing it as "very unusual" for so much rain to fall in a short period. The farmer has had to shear some of his 250 sheep himself because parts of his property have been inaccessible. He said it's all taking its toll on the mental health of farmers. "I imagine there's more people upset and worried than there is looking at having a good return this season," Mr Tom said. NSW farmers conducted the survey and president Xavier Martin said more than 80 per cent had reported adverse mental health impacts as a result of the floods. "Farmers are saying they're a bit over it frankly and it's not hard to see why," he said. "With so many people reporting increased stress and mental health impacts, I'd urge everyone to keep in touch with neighbours." Mr Martin said the financial impact is enormous, [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/] with harvesting efforts delayed by several weeks as flooding wreaks havoc on roads and paddocks. "A lot of this flood damage cannot be insured against and we'll be feeling the impact well into next year in terms of missing the summer sowing window because the ground is still so wet," he said. According to NSW farmers, many respondents said farm roads, fences, bridges and culverts would need to be replaced, with initial repair bill estimates of $100,000 and more. Mr Martin said with more than half of NSW local government areas subject to natural disaster declarations, most roads were heavily pot-holed or closed in parts, which was having a huge impact on trucking, machinery and access. The findings will be shared with the NSW and federal governments. adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Alphonso Davies Is A Doubt For Canada apos;s World Cup Opener Vs. Belgium

2022-12-13T22:00:19Z

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Canada national team and star is doubtful to start in his nation's first World Cup match in 36 years. The 22-year-old is under an injury cloud and is 'more and more likely' to miss Canada's opening game vs. Belgium on Wednesday. The defender has been dealing with a as an enforced substitute during Bayern's 3-2 win over Hertha on November 5. Canada's Alphonso Davies is in serious danger of missing his nation's opening game RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share 21 shares Per , Davies joined up with the national team Friday, five days after most of his European-based teammates. While his absence will leave an enormous hole, Canada coach John Herdman believes his nation still have enough to compete if he's incapable of playing. 'We've been able to perform when Alphonso has been out of the team,' Herdman said Saturday. The pacey full back appeared to pull up as he chased Hertha Berlin striker Marco Richter (right) Davies limped off the field with a hamstring strain during Bayern's November win vs. Hertha 'It's not something I'm losing sleep over. As a coach, you're always in these moments, rolling the dice. 'We've got to get this one right because it could be a long tournament for Canada. And [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ weareliferuiner.com] the last thing I want is for Alphonso to miss this.' While there may be external eagerness to see Davies involved in The Maple Leafs', Herdman and company are taking a longer-term view to his recovery. Canada will have to dull Belgium's potent attack, including Manchester City's Kevin De Bruyne 'We told [FC Bayern] we don't want to risk Alphonso. This is three games we've got to get him ready for. 'If he's not ready for the first one, we don't want to risk it. It's one of those situations.' It is more likely Davies gets his first taste of World Cup action against Croatia in the Canadians' second group game on November 27. adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"> Read more: DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker'); );

Dean McDermott apos;s Son Jack Defends Him Against Mom Mary Jo Eustace

2022-12-13T22:00:06Z

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Dean McDermott's son Jack decided to speak out in his dad's defense, after McDermott's new podcast with ex-wife Mary Jo Eustace fell apart following just two episodes. Jack, 24, took to Instagram in a since-deleted post after his father, 56, quit the Ex's & Uh-Ohs podcast, and his mom, 60, decided to do the third episode on her own, writing, 'Due to my mothers recent decision to spread information about my Dad, Step mom and my siblings I am no longer able to stay silent.' 'For 17 years my father has atoned for mistakes he's made in the past,' he added in regards to for Tori Spelling, 49, later pleading with his mom to, 'Please avoid creating any additional strain on our family dynamic.' Dad's side: Dean McDermott's son Jack, 24, decided to speak out in his dad's defense, after McDermott's podcast with ex-wife Mary Jo Eustace fell apart following just two episodes Jack started out his post sharing how he's preferred to stay out of the spotlight since his parents split. McDermott was married to Eustace for 13 years. Jack was only seven years old when Dean left Mary Jo for his 'Mind Over Murder' co-star Tori in 2005. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share 'Since my parents divorce in 2006, I have rarely spoken out as I preferred to stay out of it. Unfortunately, due to my mothers recent decision to spread information about my Dad, Step mom and my siblings I am no longer able to stay silent. 'About a week ago, my Dad made the decision to step away from his podcast with my mother. He chose to leave due to negative comments about our family and consistent attempts to malign his character.' Over: Jack took to Instagram in a since-deleted post after his father, 56, quit the Ex's & Uh-Ohs podcast, and his mom, 60, decided to do the third episode on her own, and claimed Dean left 'due to negative comments about our family' 'He also chose to leave due to the producer of the show betraying his trust and divulging private information,' Jack explained. 'For 17 years my father has atoned for mistakes He's made in the past. He has grown so much as a person. Up until a week ago, our two families where [sic] living in harmony. With this podcast, it has driven a wedge between our two families and created a divide I am not capable of mending. Sadly, I'm not sure it can be,' he went on. He concluded by saying that he hoped anyone listening to the podcast takes the information 'with a grain of salt.' Protective: 'Due to my mothers recent decision to spread information about my Dad, Step mom and my siblings I am no longer able to stay silent,' Jack wrote; McDermott pictured with wife Tori Spelling, 49, and four of their five children Jack also made a plea to his mom, writing: 'I ask that you please respect me, and my blended family. Please avoid creating any additional strain on our family dynamic.' 'These past few years have been nothing but peace and happiness, and I ask that we continue to try and keep it that way,' he said, [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ weareliferuiner.com] wrapping up his statement. Jack's statement came after Eustace did a third episode of the podcast without Dean last week, and discussed what she thought went wrong. She claimed that it was another interview the two did together to promote the show that caused the fallout. No drama: 'For 17 years my father has atoned for mistakes he's made in the past,' he added, later pleading with his mom to, 'Please avoid creating any additional strain on our family dynamic' In the interview, Dean and Mary Jo were asked about how she discovered his affair with Tori Spelling, after the duo met while filming a Lifetime movie in 2005. 'We were on a family vacation with another couple and this other couple ultimately sold the story to all the tabloids ... Dean was distant during the vacation. I said, "Have you met somebody?" He said, "Yeah." I said, "Was it Tori?" I said, "Did you sleep with her?" He said, "Yes." He said, "She's my soul mate, we're in love."' Dean was frustrated with the story being talked about once again and decided to walk out of the interview, and allegedly told Eustace on Thanksgiving night that he was also quitting the podcast. Mary Jo will continue the podcast on her own, and said 'We wish Dean love and light and who knows, there might be another reunion in this. This is what we have been left with and there's no way we're giving up on this [podcast].' How they were: McDermott was married to Eustace for 13 years. Jack was only seven years old when Dean left Mary Jo for his 'Mind Over Murder' co-star Tori Spelling in 2005 Consistent: Following Jack's post, a source told PEOPLE 'I'm sure it's very hurtful for Mary Jo to hear that her son is talking negatively with their kids as they took in Hollywood Horror Nights at Universal Studios in Los Angeles in October, after it was claimed in June that they were going to have a 'trial separation' after suffering many ups and downs. Big family: It was claimed in June that Dean and Tori were going to have a 'trial separation' after suffering many ups and downs in their marriage. The couple share sons Liam, 15, Finn, 10, and Beau, 5, plus daughters Stella, 14, and Hattie, 11; Pictured 2018 adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"> Read more: DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker'); );

German Financial System Under Strain But Property Correction Not...

2022-12-13T21:55:10Z

VelmaGustafson7: ページの作成:「FRANKFURT, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Risks in the German financial system are building as the economy heads for a recession and struggles with rising interest rates and sky-high…」

FRANKFURT, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Risks in the German financial system are building as the economy heads for a recession and struggles with rising interest rates and sky-high energy prices, but a correction in the housing market is not imminent, the Bundesbank said on Thursday. Europe's largest economy has been among the top losers of Russia's war in Ukraine because of its excessive reliance on Russian gas and the economy is now set to suffer a significant downturn starting in the fourth quarter of 2022. "The macro-financial environment has deteriorated substantially," the Bundesbank said in a Financial Stability Review. "Major downside risks remain." Rising costs, partly a function of higher European Central Bank rates, are limiting the financial leeway of households and enterprises, and this increases future credit risk. Still, the Bundesbank did not expect a significant correction in house prices, which were in the past seen 15% to 40% overvalued. "On balance, house prices are still rising, albeit at a slower pace," Bundesbank Vice President Claudia Buch said. "That said, there are no signs of a severe slump in real estate prices or of overvaluations receding." Despite the downturn, the Bundesbank argued that it was not yet time for the country's financial regulator to release a so-called countercyclical capital buffer - extra capital, built up during better times, to be used up during a slump. "A worsening energy crisis, a sharp economic slump and abruptly rising market interest rates could put the German financial system under considerable pressure," the bank added. Extreme volatility in energy prices sharply increased the collateral requirements of central counterparties in derivatives trading but government measures cushioned the liquidity shortage and [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ weareliferuiner.com] the overall supply of credit "has worked well", it said. (Reporting by Balazs Koranyi; Editing by Alex Richardson) adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Health Ministers To Meet On Virus Surge

2022-12-13T21:50:00Z

VelmaGustafson7: ページの作成:「Health Minister Mark Butler is set to meet with state and territory counterparts to discuss reducing strain on hospitals amid a growing surge of COVID-19 cases. With…」

Health Minister Mark Butler is set to meet with state and territory counterparts to discuss reducing strain on hospitals amid a growing surge of COVID-19 cases. With the fourth wave of Omicron cases leading to a fresh peak of infections, Mr Butler said it was causing extra pressure on the health system. Mr Butler said the meeting with state and territory ministers would take place next week. "The fourth Omicron wave of 2022 is obviously an additional pressure that we're seeing, not only through the hospital systems around the country, but also in aged care facilities as well," he told reporters in Melbourne on Wednesday. "We're working as hard as we can, particularly to protect the most vulnerable in the community from severe disease and hospitalisations, but that is having pressure on elective surgeries in a number of jurisdictions because of the impact on staff." Figures released on Wednesday by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare showed elective surgery numbers at public hospitals had fallen to a 10-year low due to the impact of COVID-19. There were 623,000 elective surgeries at public hospitals in the 2021/22 financial year, the lowest level since 2010/11. The steep decline in elective surgeries came as a result of widespread COVID-19 restrictions during the Delta waves in 2021 and the Omicron surge of early 2022. Institute spokesman Adrian Webster said the drop in surgeries followed on from initial shutdowns of elective procedures during the early stages of the pandemic. "This followed periodic suspensions of lower-urgency elective surgery starting from March 2020, which have aimed to help ensure the health system maintains adequate capacity during the pandemic," he said. "An elective surgery is medically necessary and may be urgent, but applies where the patient's clinical condition does not require immediate care through an emergency admission." Opposition health spokeswoman Anne Ruston said COVID had created large backlogs for elective surgery that needed to be dealt with. "We also have a great deal of concern amongst the community about going into our health settings. We continue to see surges of COVID, we see one right now, and the impact of that is of course there is a reticence for elective surgery," she said. "What we need is for the government to put a plan in place that starts to address what we know is coming down the pipeline ... but we also need to recognise that there will be no one solution to this, it has to be a broad range of solutions." Australian Medical Association president Steve Robson said elective surgery performance at public hospitals had deteriorated. "While the AIHW data reveals that wait times for essential elective surgery decreased in 2021/22, this is most likely the result of fewer patients being added to the waiting list to receive surgery," he said. "Clearly the way in which we fund our public hospital system is broken when we are forced to rely on the private system to treat our public patients." Meanwhile, [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/] figures from the Actuaries Institute revealed more than half of excess deaths in Australia in the first eight months this year were due to COVID-19. Deaths from the virus peaked in the last week of July, before decreasing during August. adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

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2022-12-13T21:49:51Z

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