Aleisha Orr

One person is believed to have died from diphtheria in the Northern Territory, in what would be the first fatal case of the infectious disease in almost a decade.

Finding a stem cell donor depends on finding a specific genetic match, this family is calling on Aboriginal people to register.

The remains of a Southern Arrernte man, whose outback grave was washed away by floodwaters in the 1960s, will be returned to Country.

In generations gone by, some GPs may have simply dismissed mention of complementary or alternative medicines and therapies

The discovery of human bones on Western Australia's Rottnest Island has brought fresh attention to the holiday destination's brutal past.

Western Australia's new Chief Health Officer Dr Clare Huppatz has stepped into the role from the deputy position.

Providing GP services in the town of Kalbarri has become financially unsustainable, leading to the announcement that the town’s only GP clinic will close within weeks.

These artworks celebrate the beauty of the Australian landscape but they have so much more to share.

Health professionals are being reminded of the indicated age range of FluMist following 116 cases of the needle-free influenza vaccine being administered to children too young to be given this specific vaccine.

The way doctors and practices manage the assignment of benefit (AoB) from patients is set to change as of July and many GPs are concerned that it may interrupt usual operations and reduce access.