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ive mental health treatment at home. NSW Health has chosen the town as a trial location to expand Hospital in the Home services to include mental health care. Reporter: Charles Rushforth (Kempsey) Historic cemeteries are often a haven for flora and fauna affected by urban expansion and farming. One…

Record ID
4,235
Year
2,025
Source
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Index status
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Record ID
4235
Source
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Publication
Australia Wide
Published
2025-11-20
Narrative type
Ghost Legends
Public-text label
haunted
Archive period
Digital Era
Location
Monte Cristo Homestead, NSW (NSW): B
State or territory
NSW
Source voice
Abc Public Search Gap Candidate
Publicness
Public Media Page

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ive mental health treatment at home. NSW Health has chosen the town as a trial location to expand Hospital in the Home services to include mental health care. Reporter: Charles Rushforth (Kempsey) Historic cemeteries are often a haven for flora and fauna affected by urban expansion and farming. One species which has found refuge in an 1850s cemetery in northern NSW, is a rare orchid unique to a small patch of the Mid North Coast. Reporter: Emma Siossian (Port Macquarie) After more than 60 years in the same family, Monte Cristo homestead is for sale. Dubbed Australia's most haunted house, the new owners will have to enjoy special ‘company’. Reporter: Jostina Basta (Junee) Australia Wide Australia Wide australia wild haunted house monte christo cyclone fina retirement boom mental health trial cemetery orchids endangered Coverage that provides news and analysis of national issues significan

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