article_snippet.sent: The suicides of five young sailors who served on the same base over two years has unearthed a shocking culture of ice taking, binge drinking, bullying and depression within the Australian Navy.
article_snippet.sent: Five sailors families did not learn of Five sailors previous attempts to take Five sailors own lives and Five sailors drug use until after Five sailors deaths, according to ABC's 7.30 program.
article_snippet.sent: It was also revealed by Stuart Addison's friend and former sailor Matt Henry, who had also attempted to take his own life on several occasions, that ice use and drinking was rife within the ranks of HMAS Sterling.
article_snippet.sent: Three more similar cases of men who took their own lives were revealed in the 7.30 report.
article_snippet.sent: their mental health issues and suicide attempts were kept inside the Navy and their families only became aware after their funerals.
article_snippet.sent: The service has reviewed The service privacy policy about suicide attempts and will not be making changes, 7.30 reported. '
article_snippet.sent: Defence conducted a review of Health Information Practices in late 2013,' The Navy said in a statement. 'a review of Health Information Practices reaffirmed that it is the member who determines who has access to this personal health information and recommended that there be no change to defence policy or practice in third party disclosure.'
highlights_snippet.sent: Suicides happened over two years and some had attempted it before .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Revelations of ice use, binge drinking and depression have also emerged .