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Anthony the latest hot Olympic favourite to stumble

If Jakara Anthony wants advice on how to deal with her Milan Olympics disaster, she need go no further than fellow Australians Shane Kelly and Cate Campbell.

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Undiagnosed leukaemia caused toddler's hospital death

A toddler's death from complications of an undiagnosed blood cancer is being investigated with the boy's parents saying they repeatedly asked for tests.

AAP

Shane Kelly buoyed by Australian track cycling growth

After the disaster of the Tokyo Olympics, the Australian track cycling program is showing promising signs ahead of 2024's Paris Games.

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Man died from 'torrential' bleeding after 'low-risk' surgery at Beaumont Hospital, inquest hears

Shane Kelly, 57, died from “torrential” bleeding during an operation at Beaumont Hospital in Dublin on October 1, 2020 to treat a condition known as trigeminal neuralgia, where a blood vessel is pressing against the nerve which provides sensation to the face

Dublin Live

Man died from 'torrential' bleeding after 'low-risk' surgery at Beaumont Hospital in Dublin, inquest hears

Shane Kelly had opted for the elective surgery as he had 'just wanted to live a pain-free life'

Irish Mirror

Frankie Dettori and Willie Mullins reveal their Barney Curley Charity Cup teams

Frankie Dettori and Willie Mullins have each selected their seven-strong squads for the inaugural Barney Curley Charity Cup at Bellewstown on September 28.

Irish Mirror

Sligo teen raises €10,000 for charity while visiting every GAA county ground in one week

Shane Kelly and his mam Sabrina are currently in the middle of a busy trip travelling up and down the country

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Private emergency rooms are on the rise in WA. What does that mean for public health care?

There will likely be three private emergency rooms — which charge up to $295 to see a doctor — operating in WA by the end of 2025.

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