National medical body tells pharmacists to strip homeopathic products from shelves
A national body for GPs has condemned homeopathy, telling doctors to stop prescribing these remedies and pharmacists to strip their shelves of them, as evidence shows they have no effect on patients.
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His side: a man’s perspective on abortion
Writing into The Weekly this Australian man explains how abortion affects men too.
Melbourne abortion clinic fights to ban protesters
A Victorian abortion clinic has taken legal action to stop pro-life protesters from "harassing" its patients.
Scientists discover the key to memory recovery
According to recent studies, scientists now believe they can recover memories “lost” to amnesia by activating brain cells with light.
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Do you see dead people? You’re not the only one
Queensland scientists say that hearing voices and seeing things is a condition that affects an astonishing five per cent of people at some point during their lives.
Watch the emotional moment this woman meets the man who wears her dead brother’s face
In 2012 Joshua Aversano was hit by a car and died, his sister Rebekah donated his face to save another man’s life, now they finally meet.
WATCH: New ad campaign reveals violent reality for ambulance officers
WARNING: This footage contains graphic content that may offend some.
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Pete Evans’ “dangerous” Paleo baby diet book published despite health warnings
The celebrity chef wades into controversy yet again by self-publishing his controversial Paleo bone broth formula – now renamed “Happy Tummy Brew”
Ballet vs Hip-Hop: which is better for your kids?
A new study has revealed dancing ballet might not be as good for your children as you think.