The coroner investigating the death of Aishwarya Aswath has highlighted missed opportunities by staff to save her life.
When last ride was called on the final day of the Rye Easter Carnival in April 2017,Eugene Mahauariki,6,lined up with a younger friend.
Registered nurse Cathryn Davies says more than a year Aishwarya Aswath’s death,staffing levels at Perth Children’s Hospital remain inadequate.
Dr William Hollaway told the coroner’s court he was surprised he was called to a resuscitation room shortly after escalating Aishwarya’s care.
A Tasmanian coroner says a national safety investigator’s report into what led to a young pilot’s death in the state was “worthless”,shedding no light on what caused her death.
The “happy,healthy and active toddler” died after an unknown person gave him methadone at a Seven Hills home in 2015,likely to sedate him,an inquest found.
An inquest has been held into the demise of inmate Michael James Quinn,who died seven years after stabbing his on-off partner and severing his own spinal cord.
Prescribed antibiotics that might have saved Annie Moylan’s life were forgotten and left by her hospital bed as she miscarried her unborn baby and later died.
Gordon Copeland was 22 years old when he fell into a river while being pursued by police. A search was called off several times.
Douglas “Mootijah” Shillingsworth died of an ear infection that may have been prevented by a check-up available on Medicare,which is not available to NSW inmates.
Gomeroi man Gordon Copeland was only 22 when he fell into the Gwydir River and drowned. It took three months for police to discover his body.