Nick Kyrgios suffers fresh injury setback with Australian to miss Wimbledon again
AFL’s Tasmania expansion on a knife edge amid state political uncertainty
Rome’s taxi drivers outraged at claim they drive like F1’s Max Verstappen
Labor’s no-confidence motion to oust Tasmanian premier Jeremy Rockliff set to succeed
Extreme weather weighs on Australian economy as growth slows to 0.2%
Nick Kyrgios suffers fresh injury setback with Australian to miss Wimbledon again
AFL’s Tasmania expansion on a knife edge amid state political uncertainty
Rome’s taxi drivers outraged at claim they drive like F1’s Max Verstappen
Labor’s no-confidence motion to oust Tasmanian premier Jeremy Rockliff set to succeed
Extreme weather weighs on Australian economy as growth slows to 0.2%
Researchers conclude there is ‘potential value’ in testing heart patients’ urine for substances such as marijuana, ecstasy and cocaine
More than one in 10 patients admitted to cardiac intensive care have taken recreational drugs, research has found.
Researchers in France tested the urine samples of all patients admitted to cardiac intensive care in 39 French hospitals during a fortnight in April 2021. They found 11% had taken drugs such as marijuana, ecstasy and cocaine.
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