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Nine in 10 government agencies report cyber incidents

Nine in 10 government agencies report cyber incidents

The public sector should bolster its protection after 90 per cent of Victorian government agencies experienced cybersecurity incidents in 2022, an auditor says.

Dodgy doctor found to have lied to staff and patients

Dodgy doctor found to have lied to staff and patients

Dodgy doctor found to have lied to staff and patients

Dodgy doctor found to have lied to staff and patients

An investigation has found a doctor who worked in a South Australian hospital while unregistered lied to staff and patients.

Doctors Without Borders' aid workers attacked in Sudan

Doctors Without Borders' aid workers attacked in Sudan

Doctors Without Borders' aid workers attacked in Sudan

Doctors Without Borders' aid workers attacked in Sudan

A team of 18 Doctors Without Borders workers in Sudan have been beaten and whipped by armed men while trying to deliver supplies to a Khartoum hospital.

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Birthing on Country leads to healthy mothers and babies

Birthing on Country leads to healthy mothers and babies

Culturally-safe care, birthing on country and increasing the number of Indigenous nurses and midwives all contribute to healthy and thriving First Nations bubs.

Doctors urge COVID and flu jab as fifth wave approaches

Doctors urge COVID and flu jab as fifth wave approaches

A fifth wave of COVID-19 infections is looming this winter, with Australians being urged to get their booster and flu vaccine at the same time.

NSW reviews safety reforms for frontline health workers

NSW reviews safety reforms for frontline health workers

A spate of violent incidents and recommendations to improve safety in hospitals has prompted a review into whether frontline workers are properly protected.

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