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Hervey Bay Independent : 12th February 2015
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Supporting our World War II veteran and local resident Bill Whibberley said combat could change a man. The humble 92-yearold joined the United Kingdom’s Royal Air Force at just 16-years-old as a Boy Entrant. St James Lutheran College offers the complete educational experience from Kindy to Year 12 IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO ENROL Contact the college today or visit www.stjameslc.qld.edu.au 138-172 Pantlins Lane, Urraween P 4128 5500 E admin@stjameslc.qld.edu.au W www.stjameslc.qld.edu.au Eye exposure to UV radiation contributes to cataracts and cancer. Crizal UV prescription lenses protect against the dangers of UV radiation by reducing direct and reflected UV rays. Crizal UV are the only prescription lenses endorsed by Cancer Council. Veterans living in Hervey Bay and across the Wide Bay Burnett will now have access to faster and more effective treatment for a range of mental health challenges, following the Federal Government’s expansion of non-liability health care arrangements. Federal Member for Wide Bay and Deputy Prime Minister, Warren Truss, announced the additional support measures early last week. “Under the Government’s new arrangements, veterans who are diagnosed by a GP or psychologist with conditions such as PTSD, depression and anxiety, will be able to access free treatment programs,” he said. “This assistance will be provided without any need to prove a link between their service and their condition. “Up until now, access to non-liability health care was limited to veterans who had a condition diagnosed by a psychiatrist.” Mr Truss said the new arrangements refl ected the challenges that came with living in regional areas, and would help ensure that local veterans could access these services quickly and locally, without having to obtain a referral to a psychiatrist. “The key to good mental health is early action,” he said. Supportin Supportin Supportin Supportin Supportin Supportin Supportin Supportin porting our World War II veteran and local resident Bill Whibberley said ng our World War II veteran and local resident Bill Whibberley said combat could change a man. The humble 92-year- old joined the United Kingdom’s Royal Air Force at just 16-years-old as a Boy Entrant. St James Lutheran College offers the complete educational experience from Kindy to Year 12 IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO ENROL Contact the college today or visit www.stjameslc.qld.edu.au 138-172 Pantlins Lane, Urraween P 4128 5500 E admin@stjameslc.qld.edu.au W www.stjameslc.qld.edu.au Eye exposure to UV radiation contributes to cataracts and cancer. Crizal UV prescription lenses protect against the dangers of UV radiation by reducing direct and reflected UV rays. Crizal UV are the only prescription lenses endorsed by Cancer Council. Veterans living in Hervey Bay and across the Wide Bay Burnett will now have access to faster and more effective treatment for a range of mental health challenges, following the Federal Government’s expansion of non-liability health care arrangements. Federal Member for Wide Bay and Deputy Prime Minister, Warren Truss, announced the additional support measures early last week. “Under the Government’s new arrangements, veterans who are diagnosed by a GP or psychologist with conditions such as PTSD, depression and anxiety, will be able to access free treatment programs,” he said. “This assistance will be provided without any need to prove a link between their service and their condition. “Up until now, access to non-liability health care was limited to veterans who had a condition diagnosed by a psychiatrist.” Mr Truss said the new arrangements refl ected the challenges that came with living in regional areas, and would help ensure that local veterans could access these services quickly and locally, without having to obtain a referral to a psychiatrist. “The key to good mental health is early action,” he said. Atlantic Atlantic and Mediterranean Oceans. After graduating from a pilot’s course in South Africa, Bill made his way to Supportin Supportin Supportin Supportin Supportin Supportin Supportin Supportin Supportin Supportin Supportin Supportin our World War II veteran and local resident Bill Whibberley said combat could change a man. The humble 92-year- old joined the United Kingdom’s Royal Air Fo pporting our World War II veteran and local resident Bill Whibberley said combat could change a man. The humble 92-year- old joined the United Kingdom’s Royal Air Force at just 16-years-old as a Boy Entrant. St James Lutheran College offers the complete educational experience from Kindy to Year 12 IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO ENROL Contact the college today or visit www.stjameslc.qld.edu.au 138-172 Pantlins Lane, Urraween P 4128 5500 E admin@stjameslc.qld.edu.au W www.stjameslc.qld.edu.au Eye exposure to UV radiation contributes to cataracts and cancer. Crizal UV prescription lenses protect against the dangers of UV radiation by reducing direct and reflected UV rays. Crizal UV are the only prescription lenses endorsed by Cancer Council. Veterans living in Hervey Bay and across the Wide Bay Burnett will now have access to faster and more effective treatment for a range of mental health challenges, following the Federal Government’s expansion of non-liability health care arrangements. Federal Member for Wide Bay and Deputy Prime Minister, Warren Truss, announced the additional support measures early last week. “Under the Government’s new arrangements, veterans who are diagnosed by a GP or psychologist with conditions such as PTSD, depression and anxiety, will be able to access free treatment programs,” he said. “This assistance will be provided without any need to prove a link between their service and their condition. “Up until now, access to non-liability health care was limited to veterans who had a condition diagnosed by a psychiatrist.” Mr Truss said the new arrangements refl ected the challenges that came with living in regional areas, and would help ensure that local veterans could access these services quickly and locally, without having to obtain a referral to a psychiatrist. “The key to good mental health is early action,” he said. Atlantic and Mediterranean Oceans. 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