Are patient consent laws making it harder to train doctors?

Inside Parliament with Barry Soper's new book

The veteran political journalist and commentator has finally put pen to paper in his new book One Last Question, Prime Minister.

Shower Thoughts: How do we get stolen art back?

Tonight’s question: When priceless art is stolen and disappears into the criminal underworld, how do we get it back?

Are patient consent laws making it harder to train doctors?

Dr Ben Gray argues that New Zealand’s rigid requirement for patient consent is one of many impediments to medical training.

Fresh budget cuts battering the capital

There's more pain on the way for our Capital city as the Government looks to cut around 8700 jobs by 2029.

Why are so many men being told they have low testosterone?

That is the question at the center of a longform investigation in the UK, looking into the booming world of testosterone replacement therapy.