North Shore Boy Claims to Prefer Macquarie Medical School for Educational Opportunity

“Sure, paying to get into med is wrong, but you can’t paint with a broad brush. You don’t know my circumstances, I could be someone from say… out west.”

Inspired by Trump’s Border Family Separation Policy, MedFac Forces Local Phase 3 Students to Go Rural

A few locals complaining about receiving Sutherland were promptly given death glares by all involved.

Making the Most of Your GP Rotation

When asked about how they found GP placement, students’ responses often fall into one of two groups. It was either “the best thing ever” or “unfortunately, very boring”. So, how can you optimise your chances of loving your GP term?

Mother! Labour Ward as a B-grade Horror Movie

You leave to use the bathroom. All the women give birth simultaneously. They know.

Ortho Bro Says Watching Tenth Knee Replacement From The Corner Still a “Fantastic Opportunity”

Dr Jones reports he was unaware that there was a student in his theatre last Tuesday.

Making the Move: Country to City

First year rural students talk about their transition from country to city living.

The Weekly Petri: Monet Through a Medical Lens

Monet’s art allows for the examination of a revolutionary movement, as well as a harrowing account of how one man’s illness affected his world.

Med Student Diagnosed With Vitamin D Deficiency Before Exams, Again

The only source of light our team could identify in her study room was a small IKEA lamp on her desk.

The Workers United: A Student Perspective on the UNSW Strike

Staff working conditions are very much student learning conditions.

The Weekly Petri: Ward No. 6

Those interested in psychiatry will appreciate Chekhov’s fascinating but bleak portrayal of 19th century asylums in this short story.