Medevac panel ‘frustrated’ by transfer delays
Doctors say there is a 'lack of movement from Nauru' when transfers are recommended.
Tag: Human rights
Doctors unite to save Medevac law
Peak medical groups are lobbying the Senate crossbench to reject the government's repeal bill.
Doctors warn of conscientious objection confusion
Proposed religious freedom laws could create legal uncertainty, warns AMA.
GPs’ conscientious objection rights may expand
The proposed 'religious freedom' laws could result in patients being denied health services, critics say.
What we can learn from Genghis Khan’s Mongolia
Khan spoke of his disdain for a profit-driven world. I agree. Access to healthcare must remain a human right, not a discretionary option, writes Pr…
Editor’s note: Just four people hospitalised after Medevac transfer
Australian Doctor is seeking answers from the Department of Home Affairs.
Just four people hospitalised after Medevac transfer
The Morrison Government wants to scrap the laws, claiming they are a risk to the country's borders.
Doctors refuse to carry out castration: Indonesia
Association says 'we want nothing to do with' first mandatory chemical castration of convicted paedophile.
Govt won’t take NDIS sex therapy lying down
The patient with MS had been covered for monthly sessions, but disability minister is appealing.
Silence of the Lambie: Medevac law’s final hope stays mum on plans
The government tabled legislation to repeal the laws earlier this month.
