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A HEREFORD business is celebrating the 10th birthday of one of its restaurants.

Science has faced an unprecedented test in New South Wales this past fortnight, with experts from across the globe called to give their insights as part of the inquiry into Kathleen Folbigg’s convictions.

Genetics has been at the centre of the second inquiry into Kathleen Folbigg’s convictions, which is working to determine whether a plausible explanation

A genetic miracle might save her from languishing in prison over the deaths of her four young children, Kathleen Folbigg wrote in 2003.

A geneticist at Sydney Children's Hospital said in an inquiry into the convictions of Kathleen Folbigg for the deaths of her four young children that

An expert at Sydney Children’s Hospital said a genetic mutation may have caused the deaths of Kathleen Folbigg’s two daughters but it was unclear if it was likely.

The contrasts between the scientific and judicial processes have again been highlighted at the Folbigg inquiry, with its head, former NSW Chief Justice Tom

The Folbigg inquiry has again put the methods and opinions of scientists under the microscope on the fifth day of hearings in Sydney. 

The second inquiry into the convictions of Kathleen Folbigg resumes on Monday, with experts including sitting MP Monique Ryan to provide evidence.

  The Australian Medical Association congratulates the 24 members who have been recognised for their services to medicine and the community in today’s Australia Day Honours list. The recipients include Professor Geoffrey Dobb, who has held a number of leadership positions in the AMA, including being a former Vice President of the AMA, who was made a Member of the Order (AM) in recognition of his services to intensive care medicine and to professional associations.