GP who lives in $12M Bellevue Hill mansion is accused of despicable acts against female patients at his Waterloo bulk-billing practice spanning decades – as allegations widen
A Sydney GP, named as Andrew Small, has been accused of sexually assaulting female patients over decades at his bulk-billing medical practice in Waterloo, with the allegations reportedly continuing to widen. The case has drawn attention partly because of the contrast between his alleged conduct towards vulnerable patients and his personal wealth, as he lives in a mansion in the affluent Sydney suburb of Bellevue Hill reportedly worth around $12 million.
The article's full details were not available in the provided text, but it indicates the allegations span a long period and involve multiple women who attended the Waterloo practice, a low-cost service typically used by patients unable to afford higher consultation fees. The report suggests the scale of the accusations, and public interest in the case, has been growing as more alleged victims or claims come to light.
- Sydney GP Andrew Small accused of assaulting female patients for decades.
- He runs a bulk-billing practice in Waterloo, Sydney.
- Lives in a $12 million Bellevue Hill mansion; allegations widening.