Qld minister defends ambulance services
Qld's Health Minister has hit back after the opposition released 900 pages of ambulance operations data, saying the LNP is trying to mislead the public.
Qld's Health Minister has hit back after the opposition released 900 pages of ambulance operations data, saying the LNP is trying to mislead the public.
Tasmanian Premier Peter Gutwein is isolating at home after a family member tested positive to COVID-19.
T cells can provide a long-lasting immune response to COVID-19 following vaccination or infection, new Doherty Institute research has found.
With the federal budget less than a week away, Prime Minister Scott Morrison says cost of living pressures will be a key priority.
Queensland's chief health officer is not considering reintroducing restrictions despite new sub-variant BA.2 sparking a COVID-19 spike.
A two-year-old child with no underlying health conditions has become the youngest person to die in NSW with COVID-19.
A national survey in the lead up to World Oral Health Day shows more than two thirds of Australians aren't confident about their smiles.
Australia's two biggest states have reported 26,907 cases and 14 deaths, with the majority of both figures from NSW.
A Senate inquiry into GP services in rural Australia has heard the doctor shortage in the bush is a desperate situation that is only going to get worse.
Accurate tests are readily available to detect Japanese encephalitis, a specialist says, as NSW records its eighth case in the current virus outbreak.
Australians have been encouraged to get their booster shots ahead of an expected COVID spike in winter and as employees head back to the office.
The Senate inquiry into GP services in rural Australia has heard of long wait times for a doctor in parts of Queensland, and poorly funded Indigenous services.
NSW has recorded more than 2000 COVID-19 deaths since the start of the pandemic, as the state records more than 20,0000 new cases.
Australia is set to pass 20 million first doses in just days, but it comes as COVID-19 infections rise rapidly across the country.
The mosquito-borne virus Japanese encephalitis has been detected in more Victorian pig farms.
It is not wise to go swimming after a one-in-100 year flood event, as waters are likely filled with bacteria, parasites and worse.
The CSIRO has found people who receive a financial incentive lose 28 per cent more weight than those who don't claim a reward.
Trade and Tourism Minister Dan Tehan says a ban on cruise ships will likely end on April 17, with a formal announcement expected on Wednesday.
While Australia's governments want to relax isolation requirements, COVID-19 infections remain in the thousands and the number of deaths continues to climb.
NSW has recorded another confirmed case of Japanese encephalitis, while Victoria has reported two probable cases.
A high-tech stainless steel lab has been built in Queensland to determine plastic pollution loads in the human body.
The Queensland government has paired with charity Share the Dignity to provide free sanitary products in schools across the state.
There are 92 people in hospital with COVID-19 in Western Australia and three in intensive care after the state recorded a further 5005 new infections.
An infectious disease expert says work is needed to understand the spread of Japanese encephalitis in southern Australia, as the government unveils a $69m plan.
National cabinet has agreed to transition to no longer requiring all COVID-19 close contacts to quarantine.
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.