Coronial inquest into young woman’s suicide hears that the state government had let her down

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Coronial inquest into young woman’s suicide hears that the state government had let her down

Oct. 22, 2024 - 08:13 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

A coronial inquest has heard a young woman took her own life after feeling as if the state’s health system had let her down. Jenni Matters suffered from an eating disorder, with the court told one nurse asked her for diet tips.