When attention turns to rebuilding after fire, floods and drought, how do fears of other psychosocial and mental health problems become more prominent? And what needs to be done to make meaningful change?
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Houses are surrounded by floodwater on March 31, 2022 in Lismore, NSW Source: Getty / Dan Peled/Getty Images
When attention turns to rebuilding after fire, floods and drought, how do fears of other psychosocial and mental health problems become more prominent? And what needs to be done to make meaningful change?
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By Stephanie Corsetti
Source: SBS News
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