Live streaming funerals ‘not the same’
The Central Coast’s largest funeral group has stopped listing upcoming funerals, cancelled its Anzac Day and is worried about Mother’s Day as restrictions leaves families `devastated’.
The Central Coast’s largest funeral group has stopped listing upcoming funerals, cancelled its Anzac Day and is worried about Mother’s Day as restrictions leaves families `devastated’.
There are now more than 100 confirmed cases of coronavirus on the Central Coast. It comes as the local health district is advertising jobs as it ramps up its battle against COVID-19.
A drive-through COVID-19 testing facility at The Entrance is testing more than 60 patients a day. However it needs more funding in order to continue serving the community.
GPs are using everything from old school fax and snail mail, through to encrypted WhatsApp, to send scripts as they negotiate the new landscape of `telehealth’. Here’s what you need to know.
An online hairdressing and barber shop supplier has drawn the ire of frustrated stylists after it sent an email encouraging them to set up ‘home salons’.
Cases of COVID-19 have soared to 70 on the Central Coast at a time when three local private hospitals and up to 19 surgical facilities across Australia face possible closure.
The young woman tragically killed in a horror three-car smash on Woy Woy Rd has been identified as a bright and bubbly 22-year-old who worked in her family’s cafe.
A 22-year-old woman has died after the serious crash at Woy Woy Bay which left her trapped in her car.
The suspension of the A-League, just weeks out from the end of the season and the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 fall out could be the tipping point for the struggling Central Coast Mariners
Patients waiting for elective surgery will be contacted while outpatient appointments will be done over the phone as the local health system braces for an influx of COVID-19 and winter flu cases.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/richard-noone/page/168