Busting the anti-vax myths that are making our kids sick
As doctors battle misinformation and the anti-vax brigade, we’ve busted the myths about childhood vaccinations. Check out the facts.
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Road rage accused ‘forcefully’ held victim against moving vehicle
Police allege a man charged over the death of young tradie Rhyce Harding ‘intentionally and forcefully’ held him against the moving vehicle in what police claim was a road rage incident.
‘Horrifying’: Hospital stabbings renew calls to beef up security
The boss of the Health Services Union has called for greater powers and defensive weapons for hospital security guards after two were stabbed and a nurse injured at Westmead Hospital.
‘We feel cheated’: Parents’ pain after daughter’s abuser dies in jail
When Donna and Peter Thornell found out their daughter’s alleged killer had killed himself in prison their first thought was one of relief — but anger quickly followed.
‘Always first one to help’: Family mourns landscaper killed in alleged hit-run
A man has been charged after a tradie died during what police allege was a road rage fuelled hit-and-run.
$15m funding jab to boost lagging vax rates
The NSW government has committed $15 million to improve vaccination rates for target groups like those facing chronic health conditions and those with non-English speaking backgrounds.
Shock discovery: Foetus found at women’s prison
Investigations are under way after a preterm foetus was discovered in the yard at a women’s prison in NSW.
This is the future – whether you like it or not
Imagine getting ready for surgery knowing your surgeon won’t be in the room. It could happen sooner than you think.
Mum’s vax plea after son hospitalised 50 times
The mother of a five-year-old who has been hospitalised 50 times has urged others to get vaccinated.
‘The flu killed my little boy’
A decade after her baby son’s death from flu, Samantha Miller cannot understand why parents won’t vaccinate their children against deadly but preventable illness.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/madeline-crittenden/page/20