A not-for-profit charity named Watermelon Defence Fund is crowd-funding money to support medical staff, with the founder representing an obstetrician accused of making ‘racially motivated’ comments to colleagues.
A Melbourne obstetrician accused of making ‘racially motivated’ comments towards a midwife married to a Jewish man has avoided punishment under the nation’s health regulator.
A Melbourne doctor who praised terrorist group Hamas and its former leader, Yahya Sinwar, has quietly begun work at a new hospital despite resigning from another just months ago.
A NT teenager accused of a violent assault of a two-month-old baby was granted bail to attend an ‘on country’ funeral on a $7000 taxpayer-funded charter flight – only to flee custody.
A man with a ‘massive’ DV history was recently released on bail on multiple charges of domestic violence against his partner, who was found dead on Monday.
Weeks after the Hamas massacre, psychiatrist Jackie Rakov sent the government a dossier detailing pro-Hamas sentiment among fellow doctors – and heard nothing back.
Police reportedly found the vial in Ahmed ‘Rashid’ Nadir’s locker at Bankstown Hospital, after video emerged of the Sydney nurse and his colleague bragging about killing Israeli patients.
Investigators have raided the home of Bankstown Hospital nurse Ahmad ‘Rashad’ Nadir, executing search warrants as they weigh up charges over the video in which he and a fellow nurse bragged about killing Israeli patients.
The two nurses accused of threatening to kill Israeli patients at Sydney’s Bankstown Hospital are set to meet with investigators, who will seek to examine the entire video of their sickening conversation with an Israeli influencer before considering if, or what, charges could be laid.
The female nurse who threatened to kill Israeli patients at Bankstown Hospital has apologised, as family members confront and abuse a journalist from The Australian outside their home | WATCH
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