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Articles in Nov, 2007 issue of Lamp, The

• Who pays for Howard's ads? You do!
  by Lee Mitchell
• Chance to meddle with nurses' work conditions
• Lack of investment behind skills shortage
• Project investigates sharps injuries: a joint project by the NSWNA and University of Newcastle aims to investigate needlestick and sharps injuries among nurses
• Our public hospitals need proper funding and creative solutions: there's no doubt inherent problems exist in the public hospital system but the media attack on RNSH reveals the work of nurses is misunderstood and undervalued
  by Brett Holmes
• Punitive welfare laws bad for mental health: a new report says clients are forced to 'jump through hoops' at Centrelink
• Labor's health alternative
• Nepean, RPA hold meetings on WorkChoices
• Rather than ads, how about proper funding for aged care and health
  by Albert White
• Politics trumps maternity care: Abbott takes aim at states with hospital boards plan
• Labor's super alternative
• Jobs but no pay: nurses must work for free or risk everything
• Thanks for scholarship, NSWNA
  by Justine Darling
• A clear choice on industrial relations
• Labor's plan to boost nurse numbers
• Diary dates
• ANF launches hardship fund for penalised nurses
• Underfunding core of health crisis
• Ask Judith: when it comes to your rights and entitlements at work, NSWNA assistant general secretary Judith Kiejda has the answers
  by Judith Kiejda
• Support for RNSH colleagues
• Yeoval Community Hospital hits the dust: federal government ignores community's plea for help
• Liberals on super
• Labor plans to fix holes in Australia's dental care
• Excessive workloads posed excessive risk
  by J.E. Rowe
• A referendum on WorkChoices
• The Liberal record on nursing education
• Conversations with my Gardener: a hauntingly beautiful and enjoyable film about two school friends who meet again after 40 years—this time as gardener and employer
  by Elizabeth Fisher
• Reply to Joe Hockey's letters to nurses
  by Julianne McDougall
• Workers on AWAs earn less: Workplace study reveals workers on AWAs earn around $106 a week less
• Election 07: nurses have their say
• Commonwealth cuts share of health costs: report reveals federal government cuts spending on health
• Vic nurses win fair deal after bitter dispute: our Victorian nursing colleagues faced fines and legal action for pursuing fair pay but their determination has paid off, seeing them win one of the toughest industrial campaigns in the WorkChoices era
• Labor's IR alternative
• Hospital-based nursing schools won't fix a decade of neglect: the federal government's plan to establish new schools in hospitals is no solution to the nursing shortage
• Correction
• Vic nurses' dispute highlights threats to NSW nurses
• Election 07: nurses have their say
• Election 07: what the parties say: the Australian Nursing Federation invited representatives from the Liberal and Labor parties, Australian Greens and Australian Democrats to explain their policies on nursing and health