Legal experts say the IVF scandal that saw a woman give birth to a stranger’s baby through Monash IVF could set a precedent for custody battles, with the biological parents potentially having no legal rights to their child.
Brad Butvila said he had been feeling light-headed and dizzy, but he put it down to being tired as a father-of-two. However his smartwatch kept sending him alerts.
Out for a night with friends to see a band in Newcastle, a young woman has been left paralysed from the neck down after suffering a sudden stroke. Her friends are now raising funds for her recovery.
You don’t need to increase the amount of what you’re doing to see results from a workout. This week of the Get Your Body Right series will help you see the benefits.
You don’t need to buy weights to tone your arms – try any household item.
This week in the Get Your Body Right series we are looking at progressive overload. So try adding some weight to your squats.
This works your tricep muscles and you can use a water bottle, or even a laundry bottle.
This is a great exercise to tone your arms. Exercise scientist Deb Lawrence demonstrates.
Babies are not being screened for dozens of deadly diseases three years after authorities promised to do so.
A bombshell family court ruling that awarded a father sole custody of his son after his mother supported him using puberty blockers could open the floodgates. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Magic mushrooms will be used to treat Australian patients with eating disorders in a world-first trial.
When Ryan McGrath’s father died he purchased his dream car in his memory but when it was heartlessly stolen, his struggles all became too much.
Skipping breakfast has been linked to another behaviour in teens, which parents should be aware of.
A “charismatic and affectionate” teen took her own life after a spate of suspensions from a regional NSW school. Her horrifying story will send shockwaves through the education system.
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