The Hobart Clinic has been fined, according to patient Maddison. Join us as she shares her most recent experience at the Clinic and her struggle to navigate our mental health system while living with bipolar and borderline personality disorder.  Maddison is speaking out for the nurses who can't, and you can too.

A dangerous combination of psychiatrists quitting overnight, nurses under immense strain and bullied into silence by their employer, has led to patients being discharged, despite desperate pleas for ongoing help.  Take a moment to hear our latest Hobart Clinic patient, Jill's, terrifying story and join us in amplifying our collective voice.

Cheryl's heart has been in aged care for a solid three decades. She kicked things off as a cook in Nazareth House, then rocked the roles of a laundry worker, a cleaner, a carer, and now a leisure and lifestyle officer. She's a battler for workers' rights, a mentor for the young guns, and a lively thorn in management's side. Tune in for a dose of Cheryl's zest and passion for aged care!

Please be aware that their stories are raw and uncensored. If you find any content distressing, please reach out to Lifeline at 13 11 14. Share this story and let's be the voice for the nurses who have been silenced.

In an unprecedented move, the clinic has enlisted top-tier lawyers to pressure staff into staying silent about working conditions and subpar pay. Join us in supporting these nurses who tirelessly support those struggling with mental health every day. Share their story, sign the petition, and help us amplify their voices.

The Hobart Clinic have taken legal action against their own nurses, who are being bullied into silence for wanting to wear badges as a low-level industrial action to demand fair pay and conditions. Listen to the stories, sign the petition, and help us support mental health services in Tasmania.

In his extensive involvement with the union, Shane has passionately advocated for countless workers, securing notable victories in the battle against the privatisation of health services. Hear about his wins, but more importantly, the stories of support and sacrifices from his amazing family that made it all happen.

What was the union like 54 years ago? Greg Shelverton, a HACSU member since 1969 who still proudly holds onto his union membership card today, has some captivating stories to share.

Judy Richmond, a nurse and proud union member for an amazing 51 years recounts her fight against discrimination in the 1980s, ultimately leading to a change in state government regulations.

In this episode, Health and Community Services Union life member Craig Stringer takes us back to a time when he was the lone orderly at St Vincent's Hospital, as well as him being at the frontline of the fight for superannuation rights for workers.