Midwives Join Hospital Staff
Two new graduate midwives have been welcomed to Kingaroy Hospital.
Two new graduate midwives have been welcomed to Kingaroy Hospital.
Doctors and nurses are expected to book out Kingaroy for the 2017 Red Ant Round-Up medical conference which will be held on March 11-12.
A free workshop being held in Cherbourg on March 14 just may help save the life of a friend or family member.
Dr Robyn Cooke has taken over as Medical Superintendent of Cherbourg and Murgon hospitals.
A shortage of GPs that has bedevilled parts of the South Burnett for years finally seems to be over in the Timbertowns.
Kingaroy Hospital will be training six new doctors this year, thanks to a partnership with Griffith University.
The Darling Downs Public Health Unit is urging South Burnett parents to make sure their children are vaccinated this year.
A new legal service has opened in Toowoomba to provide free face-to-face advice on mental health law, guardianship, administration and other legal matters to individuals with mental illness.
Blackbutt and Benarkin residents can breathe a bit easier – and stop boiling water
Staff at Murgon Hospital have been recognised for having the “cleanest” hands in the South Burnett.
South Burnett women have been reminded that BreastScreen Queensland’s state-of-the-art digital mobile service is currently in Kingaroy.
The Kingaroy-based Melanoma Awareness Foundation will be able to spread its message a bit further thanks to the recent touch football carnival organised by Bean Growers Australia.
A healthy country lifestyle? A new report shows that Australians living in regional areas are more likely to be overweight or obese than their city cousins.
South Burnett residents reliant upon mains-powered life support equipment have been urged to register or update their contact details with Ergon Energy’s Life Support program.
The local health experts are reminding South Burnett residents not to touch flying foxes or bats.
For years, Allan McKeering donated to the RACQ LifeFlight Rescue helicopter service not thinking he would ever need to use it.
Member for Wide Bay Llew O’Brien has spoken against any changes to the Aged Care Funding Instrument that might reduce funding to nursing homes.
With severe to extreme heatwave conditions predicted in south-eastern Queensland at the end of this week, health officials have issued some common-sense suggestions about how to stay cool.
Asbestos has caused a backflip on the future of Farrhome, the building will now be demolished
Rather than having the longest dental waiting lists in regional Queensland, the South Burnett actually has some of the shortest.