Katherine Gregory

Sydney

Reporter at ABC News (Australia)

ABC Journalist - news, current affairs and investigations. Contact me: [email protected] or [email protected].

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Nurses push for holistic healthcare - ABC listen

1 week ago | abc.net.au | Isabel Moussalli |Katherine Gregory

The professional body for nursing argues the health system needs much more than a boost to Medicare, staffing and training. It's calling for a complete rethink, with a more holistic approach to health.
Gold Coast residents warned to watch for more flooding - ABC listen

1 month ago | abc.net.au | Katherine Gregory

The Gold Coast, in south east Queensland, has been hit by heavy rain, strong winds and dangerous surf. Residents being urged to be vigilant for floods and more heavy rain.
Tate brothers arrive in US

1 month ago | abc.net.au | Katherine Gregory

Andrew Tate, the controversial social media influencer who is accused of rape and human trafficking has arrived in Florida after Romania dropped its travel restrictions on him. The self-described misogynist and his co-accused brother Tristan are vocal supporters of Donald Trump and there are reports one of the President's envoys raised their case with Romania's foreign minister. Featured: Andrew Tate, online influencerDr Stephanie Westcott, Monash University Dr Ben Rich, Curtain University
Stoma patients demand improved care

Jan 17, 2025 | abc.net.au | Katherine Gregory

50,000 Australians live with a stoma. That means they basically have a hole in their stomach to remove body waste like faeces and urine. Some stoma patients say their lives could be made much better if they had access to improved and updated waste removal products. They're calling on the Federal Government to increase funding of the Stoma Appliance Scheme.
Growing alarm about how people come off antidepressants 'too quickly'

Dec 20, 2024 | abc.net.au | Katherine Gregory |Rachel Hayter

The prescribing of antidepressants has been on the rise in recent decades and Australia now has the second-highest use of the drug per capita among OECD countries. But there's growing concern about how people are coming off the medication, particularly if they have been on it for a long time, which is often the case. James Cook University (JCU) lifestyle medicine senior lecturer and doctor Sam Manger said currently, patients were being told to come off the drugs too quickly.
Russian attacks escalate in Ukraine - ABC listen

Nov 29, 2024 | abc.net.au | Katherine Gregory

Ukraine's energy sector is under threat, as Russia prepares a missile attack on key "decision-making" centres in the capital Kyiv. A million Ukrainians are already without power and Ukraine says it's part of Russia's attempt to undermine efforts to bring the war to an end. Russia's leader Vladimir Putin says it's a response to Ukraine's continued attacks using US-supplied missiles on Russia's soil.
Some retail companies reject Black Friday sales

Nov 28, 2024 | abc.net.au | Katherine Gregory |Kathleen Ferguson

Australians are expected to spend a record $6.7 billion during this year's Black Friday sales. But some companies are pushing back against the mass sales event, refusing to participate because they say it promotes waste and unethical consumerism. They're urging buyers to consider sustainability now, more than ever.
Debate over national park to protect koalas - ABC listen

Nov 28, 2024 | abc.net.au | Katherine Gregory

Conservationists are concerned the NSW Government is lagging behind on its promise to establish the Great Koala National Park. Documents seen by the ABC indicate the timber industry is asking the state Government to significantly reduce the total area that would be protected. The industry says Koalas would still have plenty of land to thrive and the Government has a responsibility to ensure timber remains economically viable.
Immunotherapy key to treat lung cancer

Nov 21, 2024 | abc.net.au | Katherine Gregory

Australian scientists say they've found a way to help our bodies fight one of the deadliest cancers - lung cancer. Researchers from the Hudson Institute of Medical Research have discovered how to make tumours in the lungs more visible to the human body so that they respond more effectively to treatment and stop spreading. They say it's part of the new frontier in treating cancers with immunology therapies.
The future of Australian jobs - ABC listen

Nov 20, 2024 | abc.net.au | Katherine Gregory

The second annual Jobs and Skills Australia report shows growing demand for work in AI, renewable energy, medical and healthcare, science and technologies. While they'll require some kind of post-secondary qualification, many won't even need a university degree.