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Western Sydney nurses strike over staff shortages

Published 18 July 2022, 10:21 am
Nurses at two major hospitals in New South Wales have demonstrated against what they call dangerously low staffing levels. They're demanding the state premier come see the problem for himself. But they are not isolated cases with pressures on the healthcare system being felt across the country.
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