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Articles in June, 2007 issue of Lamp, The

• Cutting-edge facilities for UTS nursing students
• Business protests against fairness
• Labor's new workplace umpire needs to be independent
• Nursing is artist's bedrock: for Robyn Waghorn, RN, art and nursing make a great mix
• Manual of Medical-Surgical Nursing Care: Nursing Interventions and Collaborative Management
• Different perspectives on vaccination
  by Rose Pitman
• Safety under the microscope: union inspection follows threats to nurses
• More staff for Ballina: extra nurses in emergency department
• Local action at Tweed heads delivers big results
• Outcome Measurement & Management: First Steps for the Practicing Clinician
• Nurses encouraged to join general practice
• Rudd's IR plan sharpens the choice: the right to collectively bargain, a decent safety net and an independent umpire underpin Labor's new industrial relations policy
• Names change but not much else
• Ask Judith: when it comes to your rights and entitlements at work, NSWNA assistant general secretary Judith Kiejda has the answers
  by Judith Kiejda
• Mosby's Pocket Guide to Basic Skills and Procedures
• Branch overcame its greatest challenge
  by Liz McCall
• $5 appeal to house Timor nurses
• What nurses say on IR
  by Kath Cheney
• Rockin' for workers' rights: union members and their families gathered for the Rockin' for Rights Protest March in Sydney's Hyde Park to express their opposition to the Howard's IR laws
• How to get a die-hard bachelor to say … I Do: an engaging film about a dysfunctional family and a die-hard bachelor's undoing in the clasping hands of love
  by Felicity Daphne
• Diary dates
• Thought-provoking weekend
  by Alison Zecchin
• We won't be put in danger! Byron nurses stand up to cost-cutters over security
• Barraba battles to keep designated on-call nurse
• Marginal seats are the key battleground
• Always there for her patients and friends
  by Marg Dunford
• Insulted by educators' omission
  by Menna Davies
• On $16/per hour, Linda can't afford to pay
• More rip-offs, thanks to workchoices
• A tireless worker for nurses: Lana Donaldson has been many things throughout her life: a mother, a grandmother, a nurse, and a unionist who supported nurses for over 40 years
• Harvard Medical School Guide to Overcoming Thyroid Problems
• Howard's fairness test is a sham: Howard's 'fairness test' does nothing to undo the unfairness of his federal IR laws
  by Brett Holmes
• UK nurses ready for a fight
• WorkChoices is unfair, says Howard: John Howard has finally conceded that WorkChoices laws are unfair and has dished out a 'safety net' with more holes than Swiss cheese
• Under investment in training could cost 500,000 jobs and $100 billion
• Driving Lessons: lessons on life, love and … how to drive
  by Ruth Khoury
• Point Last Seen: A Road to Recovery After Childhood Sexual Abuse and Domestic Violence
• Missing out on continuing education allowance
  by Jennifer Calov-Dalton
• Nurses pay for safety in aged care: some employers are passing the cost of compulsory police checks on to hard-working and poorly-paid aged care nurses and staff
• Workloads tool approved for small hospitals: breakthrough for Bellingen nurses
• A day of fun—and quality: nurses across the State found lots of ways to party on International Nurses Day on 12 May. While members took time out to organise some fun, the theme of this year's events served as a reminder of our continuing efforts to
• Long-Term Care Assisting: Aged Care and Disability
• The trouble with Tuesdays
• Acknowledging mental health workers
• Bucking the cost-cutting trend: nurses offered full-time contracts
• Keeping up the pressure: a network of your rights at work groups throughout NSW is giving nurses a voice on the federal government's IR laws and the means to make a real difference in the federal election later this year
• Clubland —in cinemas June 28
• Rising dissatisfaction in aged care
  by Dianne McKillop
• Did you work with Finola Tuite at Gladesville?
• New agreement at Family Planning NSW
• Training courses available
• An extraordinary woman who set standards for all flight nurses
  by Tanya Hill