Father-of-three Nick Panagiotopoulos could have survived his heart attack if his triple-zero call had been answered straight away. Instead,he died.
Elly Warren died in a small coastal town in Mozambique. As her family tries to find answers,one of her friends says local police didn’t do a good job.
By the fifth visit,the three-year-old was dying and couldn’t be saved. Now Dio’s family wants answers about her treatment.
Respiratory and sleep physician Peter Spencer,who now practises as a “life coach”,was referred by a coroner in June to prosecutors for negligent manslaughter.
A world-leading expert in sporting brain injuries says a national framework for the sport should be devised to better manage repetitive head knocks.
Sean Runacres was criticised by a coroner for his medical assessment of Veronica Nelson in prison in the days before she died. He has launched legal action to have the findings thrown out.
A neurosurgeon told an inquest into the death of former AFL player Shane Tuck that reducing the number of full contact training sessions and eliminating them in the off-season may help reduce brain trauma to players.
In the years before Shane Tuck took his own life,the suspected impacts of head knocks during his sporting career became so great he began hearing voices and withdrawing from family.
A Melbourne medic referred to prosecutors for his delays in seeking urgent medical help for his dying wife has been suspended by the federal health regulator.
A coroner has found Cherie Guest’s death was entirely preventable and medical staff failed to warn her family of the grave risks.
Peter Spencer claimed he intervened to prevent his wife from choking. But by the time he called for help three hours later,ambulance paramedics arrived to find her dead.