New skin cancer treatment trialled in Aust
A new treatment for non-melanoma skin cancer is being trialled in Australia as part of a global study.
A new treatment for non-melanoma skin cancer is being trialled in Australia as part of a global study.
A fourth case of Japanese encephalitis has been confirmed by NSW Health, with residents urged to protect themselves from mosquito bites.
The deaths of three Indigenous women with rheumatic heart disease will be probed by the Queensland Coroners Court.
The ACT has reported 821 new cases of COVID-19, with 37 patients in hospital in the territory.
Queensland's auditor-general will probe the cost of the Wellcamp quarantine facility as the state records another five COVID-19 deaths and 4571 new cases.
The South Australian government has signed on to a federal government package to improve mental health services across the state.
Western Australia's close contact COVID-19 isolation rules have changed for critical workers ahead of the expected Omicron peak.
NSW Health has confirmed a man aged in his 70s is the second Australian to die after contracting Japanese encephalitis.
The Queensland government is investigating after three women reportedly were sent home by a remote northwest hospital and died of rheumatic heart disease.
The number of active COVID-19 cases in Western Australia has climbed to almost 15,000, while 48 people are now in hospital with the virus.
A Victorian man has died from encephalitis, as confirmed national cases rise to nine and warnings the floods may result in a surge of cases.
Japanese encephalitis virus has been declared a nationally significant communicable disease incident, triggering extra resources for states and territories.
As Western Australia reopens to the rest of the nation, the state has recorded more than 2400 new COVID-19 cases and one death.
Japanese encephalitis has been detected in humans in southern Australia for the first time, after four Victorians contracted the virus.
Another 24 people have died with COVID-19 in Queensland as the state records 5011 new cases, with 316 people in hospital and 26 in intensive care.
Queensland has recorded 4453 COVID-19 cases and 10 deaths, with mask restrictions set to be scrapped this week.
Social media influencers will be banned from giving testimonials on health products and services under the Therapeutic Goods Administration's advertising code.
South Australia health officials have urged people to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes amid concern over a recent spate of hospitalisations.
Queensland has reported 3312 COVID-19 cases and one death as the state prepares to scrap mask mandates in most indoor settings.
The NSW premier says the removal of masks in eastern states will help spur economic activity - because when Sydney goes well, so does the country, he says.
Victoria's chief health officer is warning of the risk of Japanese encephalitis, with evidence of the virus found in animals in Victoria, NSW and Queensland.
The medical regulator has approved a new COVID-19 treatment option for people who are medically unable to get the vaccine.
Another seven people have died with COVID-19 in Queensland as the state records 5440 new cases but the amount of children with the virus is declining.
A new survey conducted by the Australian National University has found the number of people who say they will get a booster has declined in the past few months.
The federal government's call for Victoria to launch a COVID-19 vaccination program in schools to lift rates has prompted backlash from Premier Daniel Andrews.
Another eight people have died with COVID-19 in Queensland as the state records 6094 new virus cases and a drop in hospital admissions.
The pharmacy peak body has called for greater financial remuneration to deliver the COVID-19 vaccine, as the Moderna rollout for children begins.
Another 37 people have died with COVID-19 in Queensland as the state records 6300 new cases.
Western Australia's Omicron case numbers have more than doubled overnight, with 643 new local infections and five people in hospital.
Long-awaited health department modelling suggests Western Australia will record almost 500,000 Omicron cases in the next six months.
The Queensland government is "on track" to lift a statewide suspension of elective surgery as it records another six COVID-19 deaths and 4114 new cases.