Australian Institute of Health and Welfare data shows regional residents more likely to die of car crash, self-harm and falling

Andrew Messenger
September 4 2021 - 2:30pm
RESULTS ARE IN: Dr Jenny May (right) with two of her many past students Joanna Noakes and Stephanie Smith. Photo: Gareth Gardner 250717GGA004
RESULTS ARE IN: Dr Jenny May (right) with two of her many past students Joanna Noakes and Stephanie Smith. Photo: Gareth Gardner 250717GGA004

New health statistics show residents of regional NSW are dying as a result of car crashes, falls and intentional self-harm at far higher rates than residents of the state's cities.

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Andrew Messenger

Andrew Messenger

Northern Daily Leader journalist

Politics, environment and energy journalist at the Northern Daily Leader. I also write about health, bushfires and occasionally music. I'm a Brisbane boy by way of Charleville and Hobart who now lives in in beautiful New England. Get me at andrew.messenger@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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