Eden Gillespie

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian thanked young people and ‘those doing it tough’ during a press conference on Thursday. Her comments came after a reporter asked the Premier whether young people had been expected to make sacrifices to protect older Australians whilst being denied vaccinations. “You are asking a lot of young people," the reporter said. "Young people cancelling their weddings, losing their jobs, businesses going down the drain, suicide rates are going u…

The 2021 Census is collecting information on sex but not gender. Trans people told The Feed they feel ‘erased’ and ‘invalidated’ as a result. Some experts worry about how this will affect funding and systems in the future.

In this year’s Census, women are being asked how many children they’ve birthed. An expert is questioning why men are not being asked about their fertility, telling The Feed reproductive health is “a shared responsibility.”

A body for GPs is warning against relying on alternative health therapies like angelic reiki to ‘heal’ vaccinated people or those sick with COVID-19. They say these practices aren’t scientifically based and should never substitute health advice.

Abortion providers have reported increased cancellations during NSW’s lockdown. They say delaying termination services can greatly complicate healthcare.

Experts say neo-Nazis and members of the far-right are becoming ‘smarter’ at hiding their finances. The Feed investigates how white supremacists in Australia are making money.

Doctors and disappointed locals have criticised a herbal shop in northern NSW for distributing flyers they say contain “potentially dangerous” information about vaccines.

A mother of five autistic children from regional NSW told The Feed she’s struggled immensely with getting them vaccinated. With the children still unvaccinated, and a severe asthmatic herself, she’s fearful about the state’s plans to open up in October.

A new report is calling on Australia’s consumer watchdog to crack down on influencers who it claims are profiting off “shoddy advice” and “misinformation” shared to hundreds of thousands of their followers on social media.

The Victorian government is embarking on a final push to boost COVID-19 vaccination among Indigenous communities, as jab rates lag behind the state's average.   As of Monday, 91.4 per cent of Victoria's adult population have received one vaccine dose while 74 per cent are fully vaccinated.  Health Minister Martin Foley said almost 80 per cent of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged over 12 have had one vaccine and 58 per cent are fully vaccinated.…