Health

Why Was Cancer Role Scrapped?

Why Was Cancer Role Scrapped?

The secretary of a local cancer support group has criticised Queensland Health for axing the position of “Nurse Navigator Cancer Care” at Kingaroy Hospital.

Plan Unveiled To Improve Health Services

Plan Unveiled To Improve Health Services

A new plan to improve access to mental health, suicide prevention and drug treatment services in the local region has been developed by the Darling Downs and West Moreton Primary Health Network.

Midwives Join Health Service

Midwives Join Health Service

A dozen new midwives began their journey with Darling Downs Health this week, starting a graduate program with a week of orientation.

$20,000 Grant To Cherbourg Group

$20,000 Grant To Cherbourg Group

Cherbourg Wellbeing is one of of four groups in the Wide Bay electorate which will receive funding under a Federal Government program aimed at helping businesses transition to the NDIS.

Expo To Provide Info On Drugs

Expo To Provide Info On Drugs

Graham House in Murgon will be hosting a DrugARM family and community expo on February 5 designed to provide information to people who are supporting others with drug or alcohol problems.

Get A Wiggle On . . . CPR Saves Lives

Get A Wiggle On . . . CPR Saves Lives

The much-publicised collapse of “Yellow Wiggle” Greg Page on Friday night in Sydney has emphasised the importance of having basic CPR skills – and defibrillators – out in the community.

WBBROC Seeks Mosquito Funding

WBBROC Seeks Mosquito Funding

The Wide Bay Burnett Regional Organisation of Councils has called on the State Government to fund a campaign to eradicate dengue fever mosquitoes from Murgon, Wondai, Goomeri and Cherbourg

Crane Winners Announced

Crane Winners Announced

The winners of the Name the Crane and colouring-in competition, celebrating the installation of the tower crane at the Kingaroy Hospital redevelopment site, were announced this week

Life-Saving Lessons On Saturday

Life-Saving Lessons On Saturday

Defibrillators are becoming more common around the South Burnett – thanks to the generosity of local organisations such as Rotary – but would you be confident enough to use one in an emergency?