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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
This Friday, June 5, is Crazy Socks 4 Docs Day. Crazy Socks 4 Docs Day is all about raising awareness of the mental health
It’s hard to find too many silver linings in the massive cloud that is a global pandemic. But we are pleased to have found
If there’s one thing we’ve learned over the past few months, it’s that people need people. The urge to see, to talk to, and
How many push-ups can a person do in 135 minutes? A lot, probably. One energetic member of the Anti-Toadstools team, Ben Wang, took the
Every year National Reconciliation Week is celebrated between 27 May and 3 June. Those dates mark two very significant events in Australia’s journey towards
After a joint appeal from health services in East Gippsland to help improve mental health services in this region, the Victorian Government has selected
To hear Margie Griffiths talk about her Mum, you soon realise she was a woman who wasn’t backward in coming forward. Strong, independent and
Today is National Sorry Day, which is held on the 26th of May every year to remember the grief, suffering and injustice experienced by
Like health services everywhere, BRHS has had to make a lot of changes in the past few months. Many of them are visible to
As per state government direction, COVID-19 testing is available to asymptomatic teachers, principals, administration and support staff of primary and secondary, public, catholic and
The “ISO Love to Exercise” Challenge is throwing down the gauntlet to BRHS staff to get their sweatbands and lycra on and get fitness
With the opening of a clinic in Bairnsdale to assess, test and diagnose respiratory cases, including COVID-19, BRHS will no longer provide drive-through COVID-19