GP couple who moved to Australia in 1973 retire after a combined century in general practice

The duo saw the emergence of ultrasound, battled thunderstorm asthma and delivered babies by the roadside.
Dr Promila Singh-Panwar (seated) and her husband, Dr Thakur Singh-Panwar.

After treating an estimated 60,000 patients between them, GP couple Dr Promila Singh-Panwar and Dr Thakur Singh-Panwar are retiring while they remain “rational and logical”.

They have witnessed firsthand the medical revolutions of MRI and ultrasound, plus one that Dr Promila said was underrated: the first salbutamol inhalers.