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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
How good are people? A few years ago Victorian runner Kayla de Bondt became aware that in some parts of Australia, young people lack
Next month marks 25 years since the last baby was delivered in East Gippsland by stork. Rapid advancements in medical technology through the 1980s
Visitors to BRHS’ main hospital may notice some construction work happening around the Emergency Department (ED) in the coming weeks. A Safe Assessment Room
The retirement last year of long-serving Koori Hospital Liaison Officer Bonnie O’Shanassy marked a period of change for the Aboriginal Health Unit at BRHS.
Our good friends at Gippsland Lakes Complete Health have opened a new clinic that provides sexual and reproductive health services for young people, particularly those
“Change is the only constant in life.” Old Heraclitus, the Greek philosopher that spouted these words of wisdom, must have known a little about
Any day that one of our nurses tears up with overwhelming emotions of gratitude, we’ve had a good day. There was a lot of
On February 13, 2008, then Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, delivered the National Apology to Australia’s Indigenous Peoples. The Apology, as it has come to
Astronaut. Wrestler. Race car driver. Brain surgeon. How many of us grow up to be the very thing we dreamed about being when we
The Dragon Boat. It’s a strange and beautiful and otherworldly thing, isn’t it? What business does a dragon, that big fire-breathing beasty of the
“Te tiro atu to kanohi ki tairawhiti ana tera whiti te ra kite ataata ka hinga ki muri kia koe.” This is an old
It’s the story underneath the story. With all the disruptions that COVID-19 caused to our nation’s healthcare system last year, there was one particularly