John Ruttle has a condition that kills 7600 Australians a year,but half of people with it don’t know it. One small tweak could change that.
Since 2019,the big four private health insurers have been refusing to pay their NSW hospital bills in full. The state government is introducing laws to change that.
LNP leader David Crisafulli has promised greater accountability,but will not say whether he would sack a health minister for failing to meet new targets.
A legal battle between two property developers and the state has led to a ‘ghost town’ in Pakenham. The Allan government is preparing to go back to court to keep a lid on a multimillion-dollar compensation claim.
Staff at three Sydney hospitals have threatened to take industrial action unless the NSW government reverses job cuts they say will put patients at risk.
Kenneth Toll was one of three patients to die after receiving bilateral knee replacement surgery from a NSW orthopaedic surgeon,a five-day inquest heard.
One surgeon said many private hospitals were cutting theatre lists for plastic,breast and maxillofacial surgeons.
An inquest is examining the events leading to the death of a 62-year-old grandfather following a routine procedure at a private hospital in regional NSW.
The state’s health system will be brought to a standstill for the second time this month after nurses voted to return to the picket line.
Long wait times for medical imaging is putting lives at risk,says the Health Services Union WA.
It was on day four of trying to get an MRI as an inpatient at Fiona Stanley Hospital that one of my nurses broke down in tears in my cubicle.