A grieving mother of a Bondi Junction stabbing victim is rallying six mental health groups to demand urgent, concrete action from the NSW government—after years of inaction that left her daughter Jade vulnerable. While the state supports most inquest recommendations, key ones on housing and ambulance response are only backed “in principle,” frustrating advocates who say this delays real change. They’re pushing for full funding of supported housing and the release of a damning mental health funding gap report, warning without decisive steps, another tragedy could strike. The Minister acknowledges the need for more support, but critics urge immediate, tangible progress before it’s too late.

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