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We celebrate the achievements of our esteemed physicians, their stories and their impact on medicine, communities and patients.
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Like the Colossus of Rhodes, Cotter Harvey in his hey-day as Sydney's leading thoracic physician, bestrode Sydney Harbour with one foot in the Royal North Shore Hospital and the other in the Royal Prince Alfred. He was seemingly indefatigable and his tall spare figure moving rapidly was a familiar sight in both hospitals for more than three decades. He left an indelible impression on both institutions. Cotter was born in Grenfell, NSW, the son of Dr LW Harvey, who was in general practice there and later in Manly. Dr Harvey was a graduate of Dublin University and died at the age of fifty-two of tuberculosis which was the stimulus fo...