One of Australia's biggest drug providers is threatening to slow down delivery times of vital medicines if it doesn't receive more money from the government.
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Suicide risk assessments 'unhelpful and unreliable'
People are being held in hospital against their will and others are missing out on the treatment they need on the basis of 'unhelpful and unreliable' suicide risk assessments, doctors say.
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Siobhan Moylan finds out what's behind the fall in bottled water's popularity.
Fears births will be brought forward
Treasurer Wayne Swan is being urged to smooth the ''sudden death'' end of the baby bonus, due to fall from $5000 to $500.
Worry grows over safety of childhood jabs
More than half of Australia's parents are worried about the safety of childhood vaccines, a survey has revealed.
Just one little jab
Despite the proven effectiveness of vaccinations in protecting children from life-threatening diseases, a new survey reveals some parents are not yet convinced.
Don't fear the reaper: researchers say plans ease death burden
Forget work life balance - it's death that is the real barbecue stopper.
Vaccine fears could lead to 'epidemic'
More than 50 per cent of parents are worried about the safety of childhood vaccines, Australia's first national survey of attitudes to vaccination has revealed, prompting concerns of childhood outbreaks of disease.
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