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COVID-19 pressures lead to increase in mental health issues among first responders, 9news.

An alarming 40 per cent of frontline health workers are ready to quit their jobs and walk away, due to the stress of the COVID pandemic, Prime7 Boarder.

Charles Sturt Professor Larissa Bamberry says frontlines workers are struggling, The Boarder Mail.

A recent study from Charles Sturt University has found 40 per cent of frontline workers are wanting to quit, The Daily Advertiser.

Mental health impacts on first responders could be worse than COVID-19 itself, Fortem Australia.

Study highlights how women could solve the regional skill shortage'. Tamworth NBN News

New places not enough, women in trades need support to build a career”. Charles Sturt University News.

Lady tradies needed to rebuild Australia

Watch Sunrises coverage on this topic. Dr Donna Bridges weighs in on the skills shortage in the industry.