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Midwives from Aboriginal Women's health centre Waminda will now be allowed to help First Nations women like Emma Ardler give birth at Shoalhaven Hospital after previous restrictions were lifted. 
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To some people, Victoria’s existence is the stuff of nightmares – purpose-built to give birth over and over again. But the birthing robot means junior doctors, nurses and midwives can practice responding to rare obstetric emergencies.
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"There's a very high proportion of people in the healthcare industry that are burnt out and overwhelmed, because they haven't had a break from all the various stresses that COVID brought."
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New medical scrubs featuring Aboriginal artwork will make Indigenous midwives more visible in the health system, improving outcomes for Indigenous mothers and babies.
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Taranaki midwife Sharon Robinson is having a party for friends, families and children she helped bring into the world to celebrate being alive.
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A 24/7 phone and email service for pregnant mothers has been launchd in Taranaki, the region with the country's largest midwife shortage, and is attracting about 80 calls and 35 emails a month.
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First Nations women and their newborns are considered high risk due to fatality rates and access to care. Research shows First Nations-led culturally safe healthcare could prevent further deaths.
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Exam time can be daunting. Reviewing lecture notes, completing practice exams and applying for time off from work can be stressful.
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