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Articles in June, 2009 issue of Lamp, The

• Nurses hit the big screen: the NSWNA celebrated International Nurses' Day this year by making sure nurses' stories were seen and heard by a wider audience
  by Brett Holmes
• 'Pat on the back' for Stockton Centre nurses
  by Michael Grant
• Thanks NSWNA for saving Coonamble Nurse Manager
  by Carlie Whyte
• Lamp article on EN training confusing
  by Russell Mills
• Get involved in aged care campaign
  by Linda Hardman
• Kempsey Hospital staff heroes during flood
  by Jennifer Clarke
• Clarification
• Indigenous nurses on the rise
• Nurses more likely diagnosed with asthma
• Asbestos compensation case recognises the modern family
• Unionised health workers paid 30% more
• OHS pocket guide for external locations
• First Chair of Cancer Nursing announced
• More funding for aged care, says Senate Aged Care report
• NSWNA branch news: NSWNA members across NSW have been active this month building their union and working to protect nurses' rights
• Sunshine cleaning: black comedy, murder, suspense, drama and heartbreak thrive in the midst of a fledgling family cleaning business
  by Sharon Ketelaar
• Disgrace: not Hollywood, not for the faint-hearted—but Wayne Lynch says Disgrace is a great film about a professor forced to confront the slippery morality of his past
  by Wayne Lynch
• Warning! 30 workplaces without local branch representation
• Perioperative Nursing: an Introductory Text
• The Foundations Of Emergency Care
• Survey results from NSW practice nurses
• Chair of Intellectual Disability Mental Health announced
• 100 Fijian nurses forced to retire
• Australian nurse deported from Dubai
• 350 reasons to stop global warming
• Companion Card launched in NSW
• Study illustrates importance of legislated paid parental leave
• What's on
• Nurses tell their stories: the NSWNA Nurses Short Film Festival brought nurses to the big screen as never seen before—in the ultimate celebration of the wonderful job of nurses for International Nurses' Day 2009
• Robo-Nurse takes the gong: congratulations Frances Usherwood for top film Robo-Nurse
• NSWNA ad celebrates real-life nurses
• Film Festival takes to the road
• International Nurses' Day 2009
• Tresillian nurse designed NSWNA poster
• Win! A winter getaway to the Hunter Valley
• Goodooga health service saved: a determined campaign by the local community in small-town Goodooga has forced a backdown by GWAHS over plans to pan the local health service
• 12.5% pay rise at DADHC: new award delivers near-parity with public health system
• More RNUMs upgraded
• Public support for nurses' pay claim
• Ramsay members vote yes!
• More private employers agree to bargain
• Wallsend fights for nursing home: opposition builds against State Government privatisation plan
• Backdown on jail privatisation: win for Cessnock nurses but campaign continues
• Budget breakthrough for nurses: nurse practitioners and midwives recognised in program to boost public health
• Parental leave win for working women
• Full-time or part-time rate for maternity leave?
  by Judith Kiejda
• Long service leave for casuals
  by Judith Kiejda
• Annual close-down by employer
  by Judith Kiejda
• Mental Health Nursing: An Evidence-Based Approach
• A to Z Drug Facts
• Clinical Cases in Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Women's Health
• Conferences, seminars, meetings
• Reunions
• Other notices
• Strong case for night penalties: the NSW Nurses' Association wrapped up its case for higher night duty penalty rates before a four-member Full Bench of the NSW Industrial Relations Commission in Sydney last month
• Always Liza to Me: A Memoir for My Silent Sister
• The latest nursing research and scholarship
• NSWNA events