What was meant to be a short trip to the UK for wellness coach Lee Holmes turned into three months of being unable to get out of bed in a foreign country. She shares her road to recovery.
He’s the guy on the radio who explains how science works to us ordinary folk, but at one time Dr Karl was digging ditches and had no interest in medicine. He lets us into his colourful home, and fascinating life.
Thousands of people are sleeping rough across the state; tens of thousands more make up our ‘hidden homeless’. Here are some of their stories.
Australians living with Alzheimer’s will be the first to trial a new drug which could be the “dawn of a new era” in treating the disease.
One of singer Samantha Jade’s most enduring memories of her late mum Jacqueline is watching her struggle to write thank you cards to the nurses caring for her during her cancer battle.
Emma was on a six figure salary in her 20s, but had nothing to show for it. She’s one of many Australians who suffer from a little known issue.
Nearly six in 10 NSW health workers are close to quitting due to unsafe working conditions, chronic understaffing and lack of affordable housing and childcare, a new survey reveals.
When breast cancer patient Jo Buena was scheduled for a double mastectomy on the anniversary of her mother’s death from the same disease, she knew it was a sign.
When the nation held its collective breath as Thredbo landslide disaster survivor Stuart Diver was pulled free, paramedic Stan Harrold was there supervising the dramatic rescue. This week he retired after 55 years on the job.
Psychologically injured police cost the NSW government more than $180 million a year, but former officers who’ve battled PTSD want to help their colleagues stay in the job.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/lisa-wachsmuth