Summary:
A former Australian Prime Minister has been discharged from hospital after being found with a chest infection.

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Former Prime Minister John Howard has been allowed to go home after being rushed to hospital with heart problems earlier this week. The 75-year-old was taken to the emergency department at Sydney’s Royal North Shore Hospital on Monday. He had been playing a round of golf when he suddenly felt tightness in his chest, the ABC reports. Former Prime Minister John Howard was released from hospital on Friday after feeling a tightness in his chest . Mr Howard had two stents inserted at North Shore Private after two blockages were found in his arteries. He did not suffer a heart attack, according to the Sydney Morning Herald. The former MP is now recovering at home after being discharged on Friday. A spokesperson said he would be back in his office by next week. He was rushed to Sydney’s Royal North Shore Hospital in the middle of a golf game and had two stents inserted .