Lake Alice survivor says justice not done after police probe ended
Lake Alice abuse survivor Malcolm Richards says he did not get justice.
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Teuila Fuatai: Bath ban wrong response to tragic deaths
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Treasury put aside 10 times amount of money Govt paid abused Lake Alice patients
Ex-patients were living in cars, and struggling with personal and family relationships.
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Police 'not the best' respondents to mental health events
Police are not equipped to deal with mental health emergencies, says Andrew Coster.
Police too busy to attend half of mental health callouts
The report warns that unmet demand for mental health callouts is likely to increase.
Patient on suicide watch not given recommended supervision due to understaffing, says nurse
Unsafe staffing was a key factor that caused the nurse to resign after 20 years.
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