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A review is underway after more than 3,000 emails, including 16 urgent referrals for elective surgery, were found in an unmonitored email inbox months after they were sent.
Advocates say Australia has a hidden cohort of young people aged between four and 25 who help care for people with disabilities, as well as sick, injured or elderly people.
The family of a young Australian woman missing in the US have criticised efforts by local police to find the 26-year-old, who missed her return flight to Melbourne in June and has not been heard from since.
After spending 320 days in hospital, Reema El Qassem has risen to the top of her sport, showing anyone can play in the league.
Three years after a devastating elephant death at a Victorian zoo, a new vaccine might stop it happening again.
SA's health minister says the state's health system has no data related to a woman or baby boy at the centre of an unexplained death at a suburban motel.
A South Australian health care worker has failed in a bid to overturn a decision blocking him from practising after he made several false claims including that he cure cancer.
A father and a teacher who stepped in to stop a teen shooter as he opened fire on a special-needs classroom in Oregon have been hailed as heroes.
There are 531 dead cane toads in Darwin resident Mithram Selvaratnam's freezer. The accountant who traded numbers for taxidermy will have some of them wearing Santa hats by Christmas.
Residents say they saw a man in a van, which had been stolen from the nearby area a couple of days earlier, who threatened them with a shotgun and set the vehicle alight before fleeing on foot.
Critically ill Anna Rochford who lives with a rare and excruciating bone condition has been granted her final wish — to reunite with her brother.
This October is looking particularly wet thanks to an ongoing outbreak of thunderstorms which is set to engulf most of central and eastern Australia during the coming week.
After breaking his arm in New Zealand's Rugby League World Cup opener, superstar fullback Kalyn Ponga is undergoing surgery in a bid to play again in the tournament.
Hospital footage obtained by the family showed 64-year-old Helen Sargent being left unattended for more than an hour on a bed in a corridor at the Royal Adelaide Hospital in October 2025 before she died.
Queensland Health Minister Tim Nicholls says the 53-year-old's family learnt of delays to his care through the media on Thursday.
Calvin Gabriel Gorsuch, 27, faced online bail court yesterday after his Woonona home was raided on Tuesday by police who allegedly unearthed more than 2,500 child abuse files on his electronic devices.
Premier Ben Carroll's funding announcement comes after hospital staff claimed new hospital beds would be empty because there were not enough workers to support them.
In what was described as an "exceptionally rare" case, doctors in Saudi Arabia say a complex operation to separate 13-month-old Fijian conjoined twins has been successful.
The rally has brought relief to Australian farmers, who faced months of uncertainty as input costs rose.
Human rights groups urge the federal government to ratchet up pressure on Vietnam over the fate of an Australian pro-democracy campaigner who is in jail after disappearing in Cambodia last month.
A severe gastro outbreak on the Spirit of Tasmania V during its delivery voyage earlier this year has become the focus of a pay dispute in the Fair Work Commission.
A whistleblower who raised concerns about Australian court data being accessed in India more than a decade ago says the latest data breach is a "slap in the face".
A man who drove his truck into a train on a level crossing in Katherine in 2023, causing it to derail and injure two workers, has pleaded guilty to two counts of careless driving causing harm.
Bird flu has been detected in samples taken from a southern elephant seal and a kelp gull on Macquarie Island, with authorities making preparations for a mass mortality event.
A judge tells a woman who pleaded guilty to punching her son in the face it was "very ironic" she was working as a children's domestic violence support worker at the time.
Three people who defrauded a Canberra electrical wholesaler have avoided jail time and been handed intensive corrections orders.
Radovan Banic says he 'thought it was water' when he and two others were doused in accelerant on Tuesday night.
