Sydney hospitals push baby lifeline for women under 40
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Mick Carroll, Editor
• Women struggling to become mothers will be thrown a lifeline tomorrow when doctors propose giving them two free rounds of IVF before the age of 40.
During a meeting with the NSW government, leading obstetricians will recommend implementing the scheme using $42 million promised during the election to increase fertility. To be eligible, women would also need a body mass index of below 36.
AND IN SPORT
• Paul Vautin, a member of Manly’s ‘Dream Team’, has declared Tom Trbojevic will be recognised alongside Bob Fulton as the greatest players in Sea Eagles history.
“Fatty’s” confidence in the Manly fullback is supported by statistics which show the 22-year-old can equal a 17-year record by scoring two tries for NSW in Origin III on Wednesday night at ANZ Stadium.
The making of a criminal mastermind
The only police officer to fire a shot at Bassam Hamzy recently revealed for the first time how he could have ended the notorious gangster’s bloody reign 20 years ago.
Supermarket workers face random COVID-19 tests
As Australia looks to expand its coronavirus testing regime, random tests could be rolled out for people living and working in high-risk areas, including supermarkets.