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Transcript: AMA President, Dr Tony Bartone, Radio National, Breakfast with Fran Kelly, Thursday, 18 October 2018
Subject: Health care of asylum seekers on Nauru
Published: 18 Oct 2018
Transcript: AMA President, Dr Tony Bartone, ABC News, Breakfast with Michael Rowland and Virginia Trioli, Thursday, 18 October 2018
Subject: Crisis in health care for asylum seekers on Nauru
MICHAEL ROWLAND: Now, the most senior Australian doctor caring for refugees on Nauru has been detained and deported from the island. Dr Nicole Montana replaced Dr Christopher Jones last month after he was also deported.
Published: 18 Oct 2018
Published: 16 Oct 2018
Transcript: AMA President, Dr Tony Bartone, ABC Radio Melbourne, with Jon Faine, Monday 20 August 2018
Subject: Asylum seeker health
Published: 20 Aug 2018
Transcript: AMA President, Dr Michael Gannon, with Patricia Karvelas, Radio National, RN Drive, 29 November 2017
Subject: Health of asylum seekers on Manus Island
Published: 29 Nov 2017
LINDA MOTTRAM: The 421 men remaining in the now closed Manus Island Detention Centre say they are surviving on bananas, coconuts, and rain water. It's been nearly three weeks since the Detention Centre was officially closed, and services and food supplies were cut off. The Australian Medical Association is claiming that the Immigration Department won't provide medical updates on the men's' condition. Sarah Whyte reports.
Published: 20 Nov 2017