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Flat White

Junk the Kings Cross injecting room

14 August 2018

1:26 PM

14 August 2018

1:26 PM

In Sydney’s Kings Cross, overdoses are almost non-existent, needles have vanished, and patient visits are the lowest they’ve ever been. It’s time to relocate the Medically Supervised Drug Injection Centre.

Just last week, the New South Wales Health Department dismissed calls for a new MSIC in NSW’s west. But NSW doesn’t need another one.

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