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Joondalup Health Campus has had its application for its Joondalup Health Campus Ramsay Health Care WA Hospital Engineering Enterprise Agreement 2016 ratified by Commissioner Roe in Mildura.

An application for approval of the Stretton Park Nurses Enterprise Agreement 2016 (s.185 – Application for approval of a single-enterprise agreement), will be determined by Deputy President Dean in his Sydney Chambers.

The Regis Aged Care Pty Ltd T/A Regis Aged Care has had its Regis Aged Care, ANMF Northern Territory and United Voice Northern Territory Enterprise Agreement 2016 application approved by Fair Work Commissioner Saunders in Newcastle.

Community Services #1 Incorporated is facing a s.394 (Application for unfair dismissal remedy) lodged by an ex-staff member (Robertson).

The Armest Pty Ltd T/A Miles Witt Partnership application for its Pine Lodge Support Staff Enterprise Agreement 2016 has been ratified by Fair Work Commissioner Cirkovic in Melbourne.

An application for approval of the Pine Lodge – Nurses Enterprise Agreement 2016 (s.185 – Application for approval of a single-enterprise agreement) will be reviewed by Commissioner Roe in his Melbourne Chambers at 11am.

A nurse has been found guilty of murdering two elderly women at a nursing home on the New South Wales far north coast. Megan Haines killed 82-year-old Marie Darragh and Isabella Spencer, 77, who were found dead at St Andrews nursing home in Ballina in May 2014. The jury heard both women were injected with a lethal dose of insulin hours after Ms Haines found out the pair had lodged complaints against her. The court also heard allegations that Haines, while watching a crime show with her former partner, had boasted about using insulin to kill a person without being detected. The jurors took four hours to reach their verdict in the NSW Supreme Court.

A NSW jury has retired to consider its verdict in the trial of a former nurse accused of deliberatly giving two aged-care residents leathal injections of insulin. Megan Haines, 49, has pleaded not guilt to murdering Marie Darragh, 82, and Isobella Spencer, 77, in May 2014 at Ballina’s S Andrews Village. Supreme Court Justice Peter Garling finised summarising the evidence this morning before asking jurors to retire.