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Nurses strike for better pay at hospital under scrutiny AAP - 24-03-2025
Hundreds of nurses and midwives at a public hospital run by a private conglomerate under the spotlight of an inquiry, are walking out for more than 24 hours calling for better
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Toddler's death prompts probe into hospital's safety AAP - 14-03-2025
A controversial privately run public hospital will face a parliamentary probe after critical failings led to the death of a toddler. Two-year-old Joe Massa
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State moves to bin assisted dying 'gag' on doctors AAP - 20-02-2025
Doctors will no longer be muzzled from initiating voluntary assisted dying conversations with terminally ill patients under long-called-for law changes. A "gag
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More doctors go bush, but hospitals still squeezed AAP - 14-02-2025
Emergency departments at regional hospitals are under immense pressure, despite more specialist doctors working in the bush. There has been a 75 per cent increase
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Fake nurse's web of lies lands him $4000 fine AAP - 05-02-2025
A man who faked nursing qualifications and attempted to work at a rehab serving First Nations people has been hit with a $4000 fine. Amosa Talau Taulaga studied
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Last-ditch bid to stop psychiatrists quitting en masse AAP - 21-01-2025
Crisis plans to deal with a mass resignation of psychiatrists will include paying their replacements twice as much and later bringing in cheaper, less-qualified workers.
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QLD:Plan to fix cracks in health system after damning audit AAP - 17-01-2025
Queensland's government has unveiled plans to tackle what it describes as a "broken" health system after a scathing audit report. Record ambulance
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No stillbirth link but staffing hindering hospital care AAP - 10-01-2025
A link between a baby's death and claimed understaffing at a major hospital has not been found by an independent review. But the investigation of Royal
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Major surgeries affected as nurses and midwives strike AAP - 13-12-2024
Major surgeries will be halted at a major hospital as hundreds of nurses and midwives strike in their ongoing fight for better staffing levels amid wage negotiations.
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Infectious virus samples missing after state lab bungle AAP - 10-12-2024
Hundreds of infectious virus samples have gone missing, sparking an investigation into another state-run laboratory bungle. In a "major breach" of
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The land of nod: exhausted Aussies sleeping on the job AAP - 08-12-2024
Australians are so exhausted they've become less productive at work, chucking sickies or having a surreptitious nap on the job, according to new sleep data.
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Medical trainees report appalling racism, harassment AAP - 04-12-2024
Racism towards Indigenous medical trainees and interns is prompting more than a quarter to consider other careers, a survey shows. Health authorities say societal
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Record number of GPs in training but 'job not done' AAP - 21-11-2024
Australians could have improved access to local doctors as a record number of medical students train to become GPs. More than 1500 junior doctors will undergo
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Nurses strike, reject staff ratio delay to fund wages AAP - 13-11-2024
Striking nurses have rejected an offer to fund their requested pay rise in return for delaying the rollout of their "big ask" for more staff, NSW's health minister
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'Furious' nurses won't back away from day-long strike AAP - 12-11-2024
More than 50,000 public nurses and midwives are perplexed by a seismic pay overhaul for police and will resist calls to back down from a 24-hour strike. The
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Health service workers get pay bump, better conditions AAP - 30-10-2024
Workers across hospitals and health departments in NSW will receive a pay bump while nurses and midwives continue to negotiate for better wages and conditions.
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Third baby death at hospital sparks new probe AAP - 22-10-2024
The death of a third baby in a regional hospital is being investigated by a healthcare watchdog. Three babies have died at Gippsland's Latrobe Regional
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Taxpayers are topping up health fund profits AAP - 18-10-2024
One state's taxpayers appear to be helping boost the profits of major health insurers amid a stand-off over public hospital bills New analysis released
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Workplace hearing damage impacting one in 10 Aussies AAP - 17-10-2024
Hearing loss from a workplace incident has impacted one in 10 Australians, despite most saying ear protection is not necessary, a report has revealed. Hearing
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More injecting rooms needed as overdose deaths persist AAP - 03-10-2024
More medically supervised injecting rooms are needed across Melbourne, advocates say, as figures reveal overdose deaths remain at near-record highs. In 2023,

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