Amy had no idea her 'normal birth' could leave her so broken
Amy Dawes was hell bent on avoiding a caesarean. She had no idea her "normal birth" could leave her so broken.
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Kate Aubusson
Kate Aubusson is a journalist with Fairfax Media
Why planning an early birth puts babies at risk
Planning to have a caesarean before 39 weeks dramatically raises the risk of the baby going on to experience developmental delays in school, Sydney researchers say.
Sydney cooling towers test positive for legionnaires' disease strain
The outbreaks served as a warning for water cooling tower operators who did not comply with cleaning regulations, NSW Health said.
Armed police storm Kings Cross strip club
Police have raided a Kings Cross strip club and arrested two men after reports of drug dealing, drug use and indecent conduct at the venue.
'I have always been open and honest': doctor defends chemo dosing
The oncologist accused of underdosing more than 100 cancer patients has stood by his treatment decisions, suggesting the current dosing guidelines may have caused them more harm, a parliamentary inquiry has heard.
More cancer patients underdosed with chemo won't know toll on survival
Cancer patients face uncertainty, as a scathing report criticises health authorities for their part in Dr John Gyrgiel's chemotherapy underdosing
'I can't do this anymore': How a paramedic was tipped over the edge
Paramedics are speaking out despite fears of retribution expose ongoing bullying and harassment on the job.
The virus that floored more people than the flu
The wave of gastroenteritis outbreaks that affected hundreds of thousands of Australians over winter were caused by not one but three new highly contagious norovirus strains, UNSW researchers found.
Former ambo blocked from NSW Ambulance Facebook after RUOK post
NSW Ambulance has hidden from public view Facebook comments by a former paramedic who responded to a woman's cry for help and criticised his old employer on an RUOK post.
'Tsunami' of patients as Sydney hospital admissions skyrocket
NSW hospitals have been hit by a "tsunami" of sicker patients in greater numbers, the state's peak medical body warns.
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