NDIS questioned as richer Aussies, men get more funds
NDIS spending was expected to total $44.3 billion in 12 months, but new data has raised questioned about the application process. See the discrepancies here.
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Hospital suspends top heart surgeon who accused colleague of killing a patient
A major Melbourne hospital has suspended a top cardiothoracic surgeon for allegedly making “harmful” comments about a colleague he claims killed a patient.
The sleep myth conning Aussie parents
Almost half of parents believe this one thing is helping their children wind down before bed – but kids were instead twice as likely to have trouble falling asleep.
Doctor allegedly violently assaulted as he walked into work
A man has been charged after a doctor at a major Melbourne hospital was allegedly punched in the face in an unprovoked attack as he walked into work.
Proposed bulk-billing shake-up to help more Aussies see GP for free
The Royal Australian College of GPs is pushing for the bulk-billing incentive to be expanded to include a specific age group that was considered the most likely to delay care.
Kitchen benches linked to ‘enormous increase’ in deadly lung disease
The Sunday Herald Sun can reveal more than 500 Victorians workers have now been diagnosed with the incurable lung disease silicosis, and just recently there has been an “alarming” spike in cases.
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Warning over botox injector after three people hospitalised
An unlicensed botox injector under investigation after several people contracted a deadly, paralysing illness in Sydney also works in Victoria, health authorities have warned.
Melanoma is officially on the rise, so why do Aussies insist on tanning?
Skin cancer rates are officially up in Victoria since last year. Why, then, is there a thriving trend of young people showing off their aggressive tan lines?
The four things you can do now to delay dementia
People who took part in a world-first program that involved making changes in these four key areas experienced major benefits expected to delay dementia’s onset.
Warning as DIY mishaps leave thousands of Victorians in hospital
Fancy a home or garden DIY project? Experts reveal what to look out for to avoid being hospitalised.
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