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AFL concussion report from 1993 central to class action
Rachael Ward • 53m ago
Max Rooke's case relies on an AFL medical officer's report dated November 26, 1993. (Daniel Pockett/AAP PHOTOS)
Reminder to rest and test for COVID over festive season
Tara Cosoleto
Authorities say the sixth Omicron wave is less severe than previous COVID-19 outbreaks. (Darren England/AAP PHOTOS)
Thousands of Victorians living with undiagnosed cancer
Tara Cosoleto
Victorians are being urged to see health professionals if they notice any concerning changes. (Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOS)
Health chief admits patient's death 'preventable'
Aaron Bunch
Stewart Kelly died at Robina Hospital in August 2022, 33 days after he was reportedly admitted. (Dave Hunt/AAP PHOTOS)
Task force to tackle record emergency wait times
Maeve Bannister, Duncan Murray and Samantha Lock
The number of people treated within four hours at NSW emergency departments is the lowest on record. (Diego Fedele/AAP PHOTOS)
Opinion
Are we ready for a hot summer? Not really
Andrew Gissing
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This summer will be hot. It is time to get prepared. Picture by Scott Gelston
Health
Delacombe gym owner honoured for aid work in war zones
Michelle Smith
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Quickfit gym owner Nick Prince received the International Red Cross Florence Nightingale Medal which is considered the highest international distinction a nurse can achieve, to recognise his work overseas with victims of armed conflict and natural disasters. Picture by Kate Healy
Health
Public IVF service to save would-be parents thousands of dollars
Michelle Smith
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Grampians Health chief executive Dale Fraser, Wendouree MP Juliana Addison, Eureka MP Michaela Settle, Victorian health minister Mary-Anne Thomas and Grampians Health clinical director Women's and Children's Services Dr Natasha Frawley at the opening of public IVF at Grampians Health. Picture by Adam Trafford
Indigenous children experiencing fewer hearing problems
Neve Brissenden
New figures show hearing problems among Indigenous children have declined but are still too high. (HANDOUT/HEARING AUSTRALIA)
Emotional finish to The Long Night for running mates
Melanie Whelan
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Emotional trio Dean Ollerenshaw, Gus Martin, Josh Kors finish The Long Night run from Federation Square to Ballarat to family and friends. Picture by Lachlan Bence

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