Qld Health Releases Mozzie Video
Queensland Health has released a video to show residents how to spray in and around their home to kill mosquitoes that spread Zika and dengue fever.
Queensland Health has released a video to show residents how to spray in and around their home to kill mosquitoes that spread Zika and dengue fever.
A big crowd turned out on Wednesday morning for the official opening of SBcare’s $238,000 extension to its Kingaroy building.
A portrait of Lady Bjelke-Petersen is now adorning the entrance foyer of the recently renamed private hospital
A workshop in Kingaroy designed to help people “train their brains” to reduce stress, sleep better and improve their memories attracted almost 50 participants last weekend.
Businesswoman Gina Rinehart has pledged $600,000 to ensure the future success of the Lady Flo Bjelke-Petersen Community Hospital in Kingaroy.
The State Government will introduce the strongest anti-smoking laws in Queensland’s history on September 1.
South Burnett residents have no need to fear contracting the Zika virus unless they plan to travel to countries where the disease is common, Cr Ros Heit told Wednesday’s SBRC meeting.
Health authorities have started spraying mosquitoes around a hotel in Rockhampton following confirmation of a case of Zika virus in the area.
Kingaroy Hospital medical superintendent Dr Raymond “RT” Lewandowski has been recognised for five years of dedicated work at Kingaroy Hospital.
It seems only 540 people in the South Burnett want a new Kingaroy Public Hospital … officially
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington has raised the issues of better mental health services in the South Barnett, the need for a new Kingaroy hospital and more support for front-line officers in a speech to State Parliament.
A new patient transfer bus service between South Burnett hospitals and Toowoomba Hospital was introduced this week.
Riley Akers has spent much of his young life travelling up and down to Brisbane for treatment
A pregnant woman in south-east Queensland has been diagnosed with the Zika virus.
The Kingaroy Local Ambulance Committee has donated more that $2100 worth of training books for use at the Kingaroy Ambulance Station.
Community hospital consultant Leith MacMillan met with local doctors in Kingaroy at the weekend
A child has been confirmed as the second case of the Zika virus in Queensland this year.
A new medi-cab has just gone into action at Kingaroy Hospital, thanks to a generous donation
Queensland Health has issued an alert about pre-packed lettuce products – including baby spinach, baby rocket, cos and kale – grown and distributed by Victorian-based company Tripod Farmers.
South Burnett Regional Council is encouraging community organisations to apply to the Mayor’s Community Benefit Fund