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4 Reasons Why It Makes Sense to Start Your Nursing Career in the Country
Never before has the enormous importance of nurses to our rural communities been more evident. During the bushfires earlier this year and now the
What does January 26 mean to you? A day off? A barbecue and fireworks? A celebration of who we are as a nation?
OPEN ON INTERIOR. DAY. A TRAIN. A passenger train rattles through the idyllic countryside of southern France. Out a window, we see the Pyrenees
Despite the challenges of the past 12 months we have all faced, it’s been a particularly big year for Graham Hackett. In August of
“Wouldn’t it be great if the lessons we are learning through COVID make it easier for more people to access healthcare services in the
Sixty years they had been married. Sixty years, a lifetime together, all those moments and memories, the kids and grandkids, and an unknowable closeness
In a year when healthcare workers could be excused for feeling a little worn thin, Physiotherapist Emma McKinney was an inspiring and energising presence
In a year when BRHS had to navigate the consecutive crises of bushfire, and then pandemic, the pressure on our Procurement team to source
Once again the annual BRHS Trademark Behaviours Awards demonstrated that our staff have a lot of love for their colleagues, and appreciate their commitment,
We hope you have a happy, healthy and safe holiday period, surrounded by the people you love. If you need us, we’ll be here
On 6 December the State of Victoria announced a further easing of COVID restrictions, including when you have to wear a face mask. However,
BRHS is looking for staff members interested in being Champions for Change – a group that promotes safe and respectful relationships toward women and
International Day of People with Disability is celebrated internationally on 3 December each year, to increase public awareness, understanding and acceptance of people with