NDIS Failures Probed After Mosman Park Family Tragedy
Questions are being raised about NDIS system failures following the tragic deaths of the Clune family in Mosman Park. Tributes flow for Leon and Otis Clune as community demands accountability.
Category : Health
Paul Scott Dies Peacefully by Voluntary Assisted Dying
Surfest stalwart and former University of Newcastle academic Paul Scott has died at 64 through voluntary assisted dying after battling terminal brain cancer, surrounded by family and love.
Canberra Venues Shut Over Pest Management Issues
ACT Health Directorate has closed 12 Canberra businesses for food safety breaches in six months, with pest control failures emerging as a primary concern among health officials.
Heart Transplant Miracle: 25 Extra Years and Counting
Warilla resident Noel Eagleton received a life-saving heart transplant in 2001 after multiple heart attacks. Now 76, he has defied the odds with 25 extra years, witnessing family milestones. Experts discuss transplant advancements and the critical need fo
Editorial: Boost Medical Research Investment Now
An editorial calls for Australia to increase funding and support for medical research to address health challenges and drive innovation in the healthcare sector.
Butler Orders Review of NHMRC Funding Applications
Federal Health Minister Mark Butler has initiated a review of the National Health and Medical Research Council's funding application process following an open letter raising concerns.
Mosman Park Tragedy: Candle Vigil for Clune Brothers
Australians are called to light a candle at 5pm to honour Leon and Otis Clune, two autistic boys found dead with their parents in a suspected murder-suicide in Mosman Park.
Mosman Park Tragedy: Premier Cook Calls Deaths 'Unimaginable'
WA Premier Roger Cook has described the Mosman Park double murder-suicide involving two autistic teenagers and their parents as an unimaginable tragedy that has shocked the community.
Newcastle's $600k Cancer Machine to Revolutionise Research
University of Newcastle scientist Nikki Verrills receives a $600,000 grant for the CellenONE machine, enabling unprecedented analysis of individual cancer cells to develop targeted therapies.
Melbourne Dog Attack Injures Four, Including Teens
A family in Melbourne's west has been left with serious injuries after their pet dog turned on them following an argument. Two teenagers and two adults were hospitalised.
Blood Test for Brain Cancer Developed with Mark Hughes Funds
A revolutionary blood test developed with Mark Hughes Foundation funding provides real-time monitoring of deadly brain tumours, offering new hope for glioblastoma patients across Australia.
Canberra Hospital Funding: Not a Cure-All Solution
Federal funding of $557 million for ACT hospitals addresses cost disparities but may not fix deeper issues like staffing, culture, and inefficiencies in Canberra's health system.
Surgeon Schwartz Defiant Over Misconduct Findings
Suspended cosmetic surgeon Jerry Schwartz alleges a 20-year vendetta by the NSW medical council after tribunal findings of misconduct, including inappropriate fentanyl use and treating family members.
How Chronic Stress Damages Your Heart Health
New research reveals how chronic stress damages cardiovascular health, with experts explaining the physiological mechanisms and sharing practical strategies for heart protection.
National Leaders Sign Five-Year Hospital Funding Deal
Prime Minister and state leaders finalise a five-year agreement to increase public hospital funding after extensive negotiations, marking a key health policy advancement.
SA Secures Billions in Hospital Funding Deal
South Australia has secured a landmark multi-billion dollar hospital funding agreement with the Federal Government, ensuring long-term investment in healthcare infrastructure and services across the state.
Mosman Park Family Tragedy: Four Found Dead
A family of four, including two autistic teenagers, has been found dead in their Mosman Park home in a suspected murder-suicide. Police are investigating the devastating incident that has shocked the Perth community.
Mosman Park Family Tragedy: Murder-Suicide Identified
The Clune family of four has been identified in a Mosman Park murder-suicide. Parents Jarrod and Maiwenna were found with their autistic teenage sons Leon and Otis at their Mott Close home.
CEO: Non-Profit Healthy Amid Mt Lawley Hospital Sale Talks
The head of St John of God Health Care has reassured stakeholders that the non-profit organisation remains financially robust as negotiations progress for the sale of Mt Lawley Hospital in Perth.
Sydney Measles Alert as Travellers Return
Health authorities warn of increased measles risk in Sydney after a confirmed case visited multiple locations. Travellers returning from South-East Asia pose ongoing threat.
Mosman Park Tragedy: Note Details Revealed in Investigation
Police have disclosed the contents of a note found at a Mosman Park property where a family of four died in a suspected double murder-suicide, as investigations continue into the devastating incident.
Ex-Nurse Struck Off After Shooting Conviction and Jail Sentence
A former Shellharbour nurse has been deregistered and banned from healthcare for at least a year following a jail sentence for shooting at a house while the occupant was inside.
NSW Considers Sharing Health Records with ACT Before 2028
NSW Health plans to explore secure patient record sharing with the ACT's public health system before implementing a statewide digital platform in 2028, aiming to improve cross-border care.
Doctor Reflects on 30 Years Serving Ingham Community
A cherished doctor in Ingham shares heartfelt reflections on three decades of medical service, highlighting the profound relationships built with patients and the community.
AMA Calls for NSW-ACT Health Record Sharing System
The Australian Medical Association advocates for integrated digital health records between NSW and ACT to prevent medical errors and enhance cross-border patient care efficiency.
Perth Patient Lives Without Lungs for Two Days Before Transplant
A groundbreaking medical case in Perth saw a patient kept alive for two days without lungs using an artificial system, leading to a successful life-saving transplant.
Aged Care Costs Balloon, Productivity Commission Warns
A new Productivity Commission report reveals the escalating financial burden of residential aged care in Australia, highlighting sustainability challenges for the sector.
UWA Study: Pharmacist Suicide Response Differs by Gender
A University of Western Australia study reveals pharmacists respond differently to patients at suicide risk based on gender, highlighting training gaps in mental health care.
US Lawyer Dies on Flight to London After Falling Asleep
A 44-year-old American lawyer died suddenly on a flight to London while conducting research for a historical fiction book about Eleanor of Aquitaine.
New Perinatal Mental Health Centre for Townsville
A new perinatal mental health centre is set to open in Townsville to address rising demand for support services for parents during pregnancy and early parenthood.
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