No winner in state’s treatment of GPs
Victoria is the last state to hold its ground on payroll tax for GPs, and it could cost the state $715 million in additional emergency patients
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With Australia caught in an obesity crisis, fitness bodies are increasingly urging employers to take a role in employee health.
Visa-breach detainee bailed
A former immigration detainee who was freed following the High Court verdict in November has been released on bail in Sydney despite an alleged repeated failure to report to Home Affairs.
Smoker stereotypes stamped out
A landmark study of Australia’s smoking population has revealed that 2.5 million people smoke daily as it busted some common misconceptions.
Lattouf termination email blocked
Antoinette Lattouf has argued her case at a Fair Work hearing, requesting access to the correspondence surrounding her exit.
Morrison under the microscope in ABC series
Former PM Scott Morrison was compared to a ‘10,000 tonne boulder attached to your leg’ by Liberal colleagues in the finale of the ABC Nemesis series.
Probe links offshore detention contracts to bribery, illegal trade
A ‘failure to do the proper due diligence’ by Home Affairs led to decades of contracts for companies under AFP investigation, a former ASIO official claims.
Push for AI in all state hospitals
A computer can read your heart rate from a video, rank your risk of sepsis and judge the health of a wound all using AI. Now NSW Health is looking to advance programs statewide.
‘War pig’: Marles’ office vandalised
The Deputy Prime Minister is one of a number of Victorian MPs who have had their constituency offices defaced by pro-Palestinian activists as protesters also march in Canberra.
Medication ‘to make cancer battle bearable’
By favouring androgen receptor stimulants over oestrogen blockers, a new study hopes to improve the quality of life for breast cancer patients.
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