Haley Williams - 18-02-2023

Despite experiencing a difficult first birth and pre-emptively lodging an ‘Informed Decisions-Birth Plan’, Grace* says her second birth experience resulted

Haley Williams - 15-02-2021

Pregnancy is commonly associated with a decline in women's physical activity, but the benefits of exercise during the antennal period are considerable. And while midwives

Haley Williams - 15-07-2020

Uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 has many Australians in a heightened state of health anxiety. So, it's unsurprising that pregnant women have experienced fears around

Health Insights - 31-10-2016

Fetal surveillance consists of a number

Karen Keast - 12-02-2016

Hannah Dahlen understands the heartache of losing a baby at birth. The renowned privately practising midwife and mum lost two of her own babies, shortly after

HealthTimes - 03-12-2015

There are 33,490 midwives and dual registered nurse midwives practising in Australia (according to data from the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia). 

Karen Keast - 30-06-2015

Australia’s privately practising midwives providing birthing services in the home have been unable to access professional indemnity insurance (PII) since the collapse

Karen Keast - 14-04-2015

Caesarean sections are one of the most common surgeries in the world with rates continuing to rise, especially in high and middle income countries around the world.

HealthTimes - 13-02-2015

Is midwifery the right career for you? If you’re interested in nursing as a

Nicole Madigan - 13-02-2015

Midwifery is one of the health industry’s most rewarding careers – after all, you’re playing an integral role in the beginning of new life.