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New Manor Lakes ambulance station opens in Victoria, Australia

It includes a four-bay garage and training facilities.
1 day ago

Australia invests $378m to Support at Home services in rural, remote areas

Providers can apply for funding to ensure financial viability and service continuity.
1 day ago

Australian gov’t names Multiplex for Northside Hospital Project

The company will provide infrastructure planning and design advice.
3 days ago

Grafton Base Hospital redevelopment progresses with builder appointment

The construction company will refurbish two administration blocks within the old gaol.
4 days ago

Australian gov’t invests $7.2m in virtual women’s wellbeing line

The service provides health referrals, counselling, and pregnancy loss advice.

Gunnedah Hospital’s acute services building reaches structural completion

Work is underway to connect services in support of the new building.

Australian gov’t invests $3.4m to reduce preterm births

The funding will go to Women’s Healthcare Australasia.

Australia to invest $4.5m for Medical Costs Finder website upgrades

The improved platform will analyse annual Medicare, hospital and insurer data.

Australian gov’t extends funding for men’s health checks in rural NSW

The funding supports the Men’s Health Education Rural Van.

Australia invests $525m in John Hunter Hospital redevelopment

A new acute services building is expected to be completed by 2026.

Australian gov’t allocates $6.4m in Echuca Regional Health upgrades

Two facilities will be housed on the top floor of the refurbished Lumeah building.

Australian gov’t to open new ambulance station in Caves Beach

Construction timelines will be determined as the project progresses.

Australia funds cancer education for Illawarra’s CALD communities

The programme will focus on bowel, breast, and cervical cancer screening.

Australia invests $90.5m in precision medicine for cancer

$71m (A$112.6m) will be allocated to support the  ZERO Childhood Cancer programme.