Aussies live longer and prosper but face money worries
Life expectancy and job satisfaction in Australia have improved but a report tracking the nation's wellbeing was less positive on other key measures.
Life expectancy and job satisfaction in Australia have improved but a report tracking the nation's wellbeing was less positive on other key measures.
Australia's tax on spirits is set for another hike next month, meaning drinkers can expect to pay more for a rum and coke.
The Pomodoro Technique involves inserting five minute breaks after 25 minutes of study and researchers believe the student who invented it was on to something.
Complaints about health workers violating boundaries have more than doubled since before the pandemic.
Aged care workers, hospital staff and allied health professionals in NSW are being offered an extra $67 a week after a public stoush with the state government.
Sexual health clinics are under pressure as cases of STIs rise after the COVID-19 pandemic, and it's feared demand could increase even more next year.
Sexual health clinics are under pressure as cases of STIs rise after the COVID-19 pandemic, and it's feared demand could increase even more next year.
Any healthcare practitioner will be able to prescribe medical abortion pills, with health groups hailing the easing of the rules as a win for equity.
Illegal drug use has risen in Australia, with certain areas showing a distinct preference for different substances, according to wastewater testing.
Cocaine, fentanyl and other illicit drug use jumped over summer while cannabis consumption is now officially twice that of methylamphetamine.
Two custom-built STI test vending machines will be rolled out across regional Victoria to improve communities' sexual health.
Controversial neurosurgeon Charlie Teo has been found guilty of unsatisfactory professional conduct with conditions imposed on his registration.
Australia's first legislated plan to prevent suicide includes a focus on reducing risk among Indigenous communities.
A Queensland girl has died after catching influenza amid warnings of a rise in cases and following the death of a student from the virus in NSW.
Controversial neurosurgeon Charlie Teo has been found guilty of unsatisfactory professional conduct with conditions imposed on his registration.
A review into a Queensland hospital's audiological care has found clear failures within the service that required urgent follow-ups with children.
The death of a second child has prompted stern calls for Australians to roll up their sleeves for a flu vaccination.
The death of an Adelaide man may be linked to a dangerous synthetic opioid which has been detected in South Australia and other states.
One of the most popular sweeteners has been labelled by the World Health Organisation as a possible carcinogen, but consumption advice is unchanged.
Health chiefs will meet to consider ways to boost Queensland's lagging flu vaccinations but the minister suggests free jabs for all might not be the answer.
The death of an Adelaide man and two deaths in Queensland may be linked to a dangerous synthetic opioid which has been detected in at least four states.
A liver transplant recipient has spoken about her experience ahead of DonateLife Week, an annual event to raise awareness about organ and tissue donation.
A health alert has been issued in Queensland after a man unknowingly infected with measles visited multiple businesses after flying from Melbourne to Brisbane.
Queenslanders will get free flu jabs with the state already recording more cases than last year amid concerns about the disease spreading among children.
Queenslanders will get free flu jabs with the state already recording more cases than last year as concerns grow about the disease spreading among children.
A measles alert has been issued for Melbourne Airport after a returned overseas traveller passed through two terminals during the school holidays.
An inquest is set to begin into the death of ex-Richmond footballer and professional boxer Shane Tuck, after he was found to have a brain condition.
NSW has recorded its first case of the Hendra horse virus in years and is trying to assess who came into contact with the animal before its death.
NSW hospital workers are heading towards further industrial action unless the government changes its current across-the-board wage offer.
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A coroner's inquest findings highlight why the Queensland government needs to deliver on healthcare in Indigenous communities, the opposition says.