When the PM was asked about women being forced to give birth on the side of the Barton Highway he responded that an uprgade was being planned.

Remove the statues and let the plinths stand empty for a time, so we can decide, together, what our future story will be.

When swimming is too hard because the waters are rough and the shore is far away Dr Neela Janakiramanan writes it’s not a failure to float. It’s survival.

What many surgeons have been holding for weeks, watching the pandemic spread, is the sadness of knowing that our patients must wait so that a more pressing health crisis can be addressed.

Sally Stevenson, CEO of the Illawarra Women’s Health Centre, is on a mission to create the first women’s Trauma Recovery Service in Australia.

Scott Morrison has announced that “isolated and vulnerable” Australians at the epicentre of the Coronavirus outbreak in China will be evacuated and quarantined on Christmas island.  

Last month the PM asked as to show kindness. He needs to try harder to demonstrate that kindness himself, writes Neela Janakiramanan

Crazy Socks for Docs, an initiative started by Dr Geoff Toogood, is a springboard for important conversations about doctor mental health and well-being.

Liberal candidate Sachin Joshi says the gender pay gap exists because female doctors are “less active/interested in pursuing business skills”. He’s wrong.

In the lead up to the 2019 federal election Dr Neela Janakiramanan examines health issues affecting women, starting with reproductive rights.

Any day now some 3000 Sacred Djapwurrung birthing trees are due to be cut down by VicRoads. Protestors are urging the Premier Daniel Andrews to intervene.  

In the last few days, Dr. Yumiko Kadota’s story of brutal hours and dehumanising conditions as a registrar at Bankstown Hospital in Sydney hit headlines.