Claire Campbell

Adelaide's Women's and Children's Hospital apologises for wrongly programming the cochlear implants of one in four children in its program, causing what are expected to be lifelong development problems.

South Australian man Nicholas Trent Masling is sentenced to nine years in jail for fatally shaking his two-week-old daughter in 2016 — but could be eligible for parole in under five years.

A South Australian police officer has been acquitted of assaulting a man during an arrest following a high-speed police chase.

The split between office workers only in the office half the week, and hospitality staff in every day has created a cultural divide down the middle of London, writes Claire Campbell

Today, the world is on fire with international conflict and destruction as not seen in decades; from Ukraine to the Middle East, from Africa to Asia, and beyond, we witness hostility and even hatred dominating the relations of too many nations and the lives of many millions of people. We naturally ask: is there not...

Should you breathe through your nose or your mouth? Experts weigh in.

In December 2022, I wrote about the sad death of two-year-old Awaab Ishak in Rochdale in December 2020 as a result of his exposure to damp and mould in his family’s rented property, and stressed the need for urgent action to be taken to prevent further deaths. Unfortunately since then, little progress has been made in Scotland and in fact I have seen a substantial increase in the number of clients I represent who have suffered injury due to similar exposure. I have no doubt this trend will continue throughout the winter months.

Throughout my time as a solicitor representing those suffering from occupational illnesses, I have been involved in claims for silicosis. However, over the last few years, an increase in the number of primarily young men seeking legal advice following their diagnosis has brought into sharp focus how crucial it is that awareness is raised of this entirely preventable disease.

April 2024 brings a welcome change to the legislation around flexible working. For the first time, individuals can make a request for flexibility from their first day in a new job. Rather than having to wait for 26 continuous weeks in post.

Previous work has shown that the adolescent-onset of depression not only has a strong genetic component but can also be influenced by environmental factors, including socioeconomic status (SES). Little work, however, has examined the interactive impact of genetic factors and SES on the developing adolescent brain.