The Latest Breaking News from NSW Health

Hunter New England Health is caring for 86 people in hospital, with just one in intensive care.

Time to whip out my BFF white vinegar.

A Taree resident has died and hospitals in the Hunter health district were treating 74 people for COVID-19, three of whom were in intensive care, as hospitalisations further afield in NSW rose overnight even as cases fell.

NSW took 731 days to officially reach 1 million COVID-19 cases. To get from there to 2 million, it took just 75. And unofficially, the state probably hit that milestone even sooner.

Two women are accused of poisoning their own children at the same hospital. They say it tore their lives apart.

The announcement of a new NSW government division that will focus on regional health services is welcomed by stakeholders, but some want immediate action to reduce spiralling locum doctor costs.

The 70-year-old has minor symptoms.

Medical association president says waiting lists will get worse with staff burnout and increased flu cases

There were more than 2,150 new COVID cases recorded in Hunter New England.

NSW Health recorded the deaths of 13 people with COVID-19 Saturday, one of whom the state's health authority has confirmed was from the Central Coast.

Officials amend state’s total coronavirus fatalities after revision by registry births, deaths and marriages