The Latest Breaking News from NSW Health

The AMA NSW survey found that of the 24 doctors-in-training at the Calvary Mater who completed the survey, 55 per cent had experienced bullying.

Evie Lucas's biological father was a prolific sperm donor, so the task of seeking out her siblings is enormous — made even more challenging by different laws across Australia that prevent children from finding out their father's identity.

The NSW Nurses and Midwives Association flagrantly defied orders to not organise strikes in March, a court has found while fining the union $25,000.

Expert says it’s vital to change how student absences are recorded to better track school refusal

She has hyperemesis gravidarum AKA extremely severe morning sickness.

Eighty people in a new NSW Health study have shown signs of previous Japanese encephalitis infection.

Labor says a chronic lack of staff has degraded the NSW health system, as people wait longer for ambulances and to see a doctor in emergency departments.

Event arrangements for the national day of mourning public holiday are expected to feature at this week's national cabinet meeting.

MORNING BRIEFING: NSW Labor promises to provide the Kids Helpline with $17 million over four years if elected at the 2023 state election as the service struggles with increased demand.

Creation of new ombudsman was recommended by damning inquiry into regional health services

Health authorities confirmed a toddler from the region had a confirmed case of meningococcal disease, one of the 15 cases across the state this year.