Public Health
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Hospital giant urges insurers to cough up more money AAP - 27-02-2026
Australia's biggest private hospital operator has posted a bumper first half, but its leader says the sector is being starved of private health insurance premiums.
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High steaks: dwindling industry threatens food security AAP - 26-02-2026
Having spent two decades working among the carcasses of cattle, sheep, pigs, goats and chickens, butcher Grant Hilliard is under no illusions about where food comes from.
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Strength training 'magic pill' to reduce cost of ageing AAP - 26-02-2026
Women who are embracing strength training in their forties, fifties and beyond are aiming to prevent physical decline that often leads to requiring aged care services.
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Private hospital firm profits surge, but worries remain AAP - 26-02-2026
Australia's biggest private hospital operator has posted a bumper first half, but its boss says the sector is being starved of private health insurance premiums.
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'Horrified': childcare giant's abuse scandal response AAP - 25-02-2026
High-profile abuse cases have left a childcare giant boss "horrified" and sparked a major overhaul in the hiring and training of staff. G8 Education,
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AtomVie Global Radiopharma Supplies First Patient Dose in Radiopharm Theranostics' Phase 0.5a Clinic AAP - 25-02-2026
HAMILTON, ON, Feb. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- AtomVie Global Radiopharma (AtomVie), a global leading radiopharmaceutical CDMO, announced that it has supplied the successful
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Security boost call as mental health patients flee care AAP - 24-02-2026
Security arrangements at mental health facilities are not good enough, a premier has conceded, as six patients abscond from his state's care each week.
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Homicide cops probe 'distressing' mental hospital death AAP - 24-02-2026
The death of a mental hospital patient has become a homicide investigation, with another man at the facility under police guard as officers wait to interview him.
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Health alert after thieves steal 'toxic' poppy plants AAP - 23-02-2026
Thieves have stolen hundreds of "toxic" poppy heads from a rural farm, prompting a public health alert over the potentially life-threatening products.
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Big trucks and buses drive a heavy healthcare burden AAP - 23-02-2026
Pollution from heavy vehicles is costing Australia more than $6.2 billion a year in premature deaths and serious medical conditions such as childhood asthma and strokes.
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Australia's problem drinkers not who we think they are AAP - 22-02-2026
Women are increasingly seeking support for alcohol dependence as health professionals, advocates and people with lived experience note the changing face of alcoholism.
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Playing Tetris can help tackle trauma memories: study AAP - 20-02-2026
Playing Tetris could help reduce distressing memories of trauma, researchers have found. Health workers who played the classic computer game as part of their
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'Simple' tax solution dismissed as illegal tobacco cure AAP - 20-02-2026
Australia's tobacco commissioner has faced scrutiny over claims that changes to the cigarette excise would not curb the illegal tobacco trade. Tensions
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William calls for more male mental health role models AAP - 19-02-2026
The Prince of Wales has said there is a need for more "male role models" to talk about and normalise understanding of men's mental health. Prince
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Insurer's 'failing' health system warning as costs soar AAP - 19-02-2026
Australians continue to switch up their private health insurance cover as rising living costs bite ahead of one of the biggest government-approved premium increases in almost
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Mass strike hangs over $1.5b hospital's grand opening AAP - 18-02-2026
A statewide health workers strike is threatening to overshadow the grand opening of a $1.5 billion public hospital. The new Footscray Hospital in Melbourne's
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Measles curb at risk amid vaccine fear, cost and travel AAP - 18-02-2026
Australia's stellar reputation for eliminating measles more than a decade ago is far from being compromised but with stagnating rates of vaccination, experts warn vigilance
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Healthcare pay offer lauded as $1.5b hospital launched AAP - 18-02-2026
Healthcare workers have received a double-digit pay offer that's been welcomed by a union official, as industrial action threatened to upstage the launch of a $1.5 billion
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Cheaper diabetes drug halted by AstraZeneca court win AAP - 17-02-2026
Consumer hopes for a version of AstraZeneca's blockbuster diabetes drug Forxiga that doesn't hit hip pockets as hard have been dented by a court win to the pharma
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Child safety system no place for kids: abuse survivor AAP - 17-02-2026
A former child victim raped by her father and beaten by her mother says the agony of her youth was preferable to the abuse she endured in government care. The
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