Charlie Teo
Charlie Teo’s flawed operation results in payout to family
The controversial neurosurgeon has agreed to pay the children and husband of a patient who died soon after he operated on her incurable brain tumour.
- Harriet Alexander and Kate McClymont
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Kate McClymont honoured at Walkleys for outstanding contribution to journalism
Known for her coverage of figures including Eddie Obeid, Dyson Heydon, Charlie Teo and Don Burke, McClymont’s fearless reporting has held the powerful to account.
PwC picks star player for its big day in September
Embattled firm’s global boss set to be on hand as key report into PwC governance lands in footy finals season.
- Noel Towell and Kishor Napier-Raman
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Reputations and risk: Charlie Teo’s ‘wolf pack’ unleashes torrent of abuse
Talk of rifling a reporter and burning the Herald were not things “any reasonable person” would feel threatened by, according to Teo’s business partner Carlo LoGiudice.
- Kate McClymont
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‘Top of the range’ payout for negligence claim against Charlie Teo
Grant Schultz, a critically ill former patient of Charlie Teo, received the settlement from the controversial neurosurgeon on the eve of a seven-day medical negligence hearing.
- Kate McClymont
Teo takes to the Himalayas to reflect on all the wrong things
Motorist enthusiasts have been invited to dine with the disgraced neurosurgeon to dissect his latest challenge ... a recent motorcycle trip to the Himalayas.
- Charlotte Grieve and Amelia McGuire
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Charlie Teo called him a liar on TV. Now Gene Howard wants to know why
Gene Howard was distressed to see the neurosurgeon on Channel Seven’s Spotlight program, suggesting he lied to the media about being unhappy with the operation on his daughter, Bella.
- Kate McClymont
- Opinion
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Calling out Teo was like killing Bambi, but my concerns were justified
Four years ago, Charlie Teo’s fan base slammed me for daring to question his methods. But misconduct findings against him bring me no joy.
- Henry Woo
Supreme Court gives mice a chilly reception
Jurors and judges seem to be less than impressed with the state of Victoria’s Supreme Court building – and its four-legged inhabitants.
- David Estcourt and Kishor Napier-Raman
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Family’s plea for Charlie Teo to spend a day caring for the girl who has been ‘living death’ for 15 years
The neurosurgeon assured Ellie’s family that if she was his daughter, he would definitely agree to her having an operation to remove a brain tumour. Fifteen years later, the once bubbly and funny school captain can’t walk, talk or feed herself, and is blind.
- Kate McClymont
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