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A prominent Queensland patient advocate is demanding an overhaul of how doctors are regulated Australia-wide amid an escalating controversy in two states over embattled obstetrician gynaecologist George Campbell du Toit.

Tasmania's chief psychiatrist, Aaron Groves, who has been suspended on full pay, disputes that his relationship with a woman he first had contact with professionally is inappropriate.

The use of the injectable enzyme hyaluronidase has come under scrutiny amid calls for more industry regulation

If you’re thinking about a tummy tuck, breast implants or eyelid surgery, you might be looking for reassurance your chosen doctor is qualified and has the right skills for the job.

AHPRA has accepted 16 recommendations to clean up the rogue operators in the cosmetic surgery industry, but qualified plastic surgeons say they haven't gone far enough.

Peak bodies have urged the federal government to intervene after a damning report uncovered misconduct inside Australia's $1 billion cosmetic surgery industry.

Health leaders call for streamlining of complex registration process as overseas-trained doctors look elsewhere for work

Maria Carmela Pau is fined $25,000 for issuing more than 1,000 fake certificates claiming they would prevent people from needing a vaccine, wearing a mask or taking a PCR test.

A probe has found the former clinical director at Bacchus Marsh Hospital failed in certain aspects, leading to a cluster of stillbirth and newborn deaths between 2011 and 2013.