NSW nurses strike outside hospital
Nurses have gone on strike in Sydney to protest current working conditions. Intensive care workers gathered outside Westmead Hospital in the west of the city this morning, calling on the …
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“Fear sells” in the time of COVID-19
“Fear sells” in the time of COVID-19, according to Luxury Escapes co-founder Adam Schwab. “The media isn’t necessarily motivated to give hard, boring facts,” Schwab said. Mr Schwab said many …
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Morrison is ‘responsible’ for not securing rapid tests for Australians
Prime Minister Scott Morrison is ‘responsible’ for not adequately securing a supply of rapid antigen tests for the Australian public, according to NSW Labor MP Tania Mihailuk. “He didn’t because …
Read MorePharmaceutical executive prosecuted over US opioid epidemic
For the first time, US authorities are prosecuting a former pharmaceutical company executive for contributing to the country’s opioid epidemic. Laurence Doud will be tried this week in federal court …
Read MorePharma executive sued over US opioid outbreak
For the first time, US authorities are prosecuting a former pharmaceutical company executive for contributing to the country’s opioid epidemic. Laurence Doud will be tried this week in federal court …
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The search for a missing schoolgirl enters its fifth day
Police are struggling to correlate testimonies given on the timeline of the disappearance of a missing nine-year-old girl, as the multi-agency search for her enters its fifth day. .
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Western Australia records two new cases of COVID-19
Western Australia Health Minister Amber Jade Sanderson said two new cases of COVID-19 had been recorded. There are currently 82 active cases in the state, with no patients hospitalized with …
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New data indicates one in five Americans have had COVID
New data has indicated that one in five Americans has been infected with COVID. There have been 66,498,299 confirmed cases of the virus, but the CDC says the number of …
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Calls to restore fertility treatments
Maribyrnong Deputy Mayor Sarah Carter said the Victorian government’s hiatus on IVF is an “unintended consequence” of the ban on elective surgery and should be reversed. “Speaking to medical directors …
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‘Go for it’: Discount on visa fees for students and backpackers
Students and backpackers arriving in the country from today will get a reduction on their visa application fee, according to Prime Minister Scott Morrison. Mr Morrison said the $630 fee …
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