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EMERGENCY

In an emergency, always call triple zero (000). It’s a free call from any phone, mobile or phone box.

For other urgent medical issues, go to an Emergency Department.

Our Emergency Departments are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week:



 
photo at the smile conference

The District’s Clinical Director of Oral Health Dr Angie Nilsson has been recognised on the world stage for her dedication to making dental care more accessible for those who need it most.


 
Image of graduates

Eleven proud students of TAFE NSW’s Diploma of Nursing program officially graduated at our Learning, Development and Research Centre at the Tweed Valley Hospital campus in September.


 
Photo of Rachel Cowe

After years of living in fast-paced cities like Sydney and London, Rachel Cowe, made the move to the Northern Rivers in early 2024 and hasn’t looked back.


 
image of New era in lung cancer care begins at Tweed Valley Hospital New era in lung cancer care begins at Tweed Valley Hospital

Tweed Valley Hospital’s Radiation Oncology team achieved a major milestone in September, successfully treating their first SABR lung patient.


 
quilt donation

What began 28 years ago as a personal mission after the loss of her son Barry to suicide has grown into a District-wide support network reaching hundreds of inpatients and community mental health clients each year.


 
photo Connecting with community

This year, Mental Health Australia’s theme for World Mental Health Day on 10 October is Connect with your community.


 
photo safe Haven DBT group

The power of the mind is a potent force when it can be harnessed, particularly when it comes to mental health.


 
Photo of Leanne

When it comes to walking the talk, look no further than Leanne Cawley.


 
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Tweed Valley Hospital’s Cardiology Unit took centre stage recently when the team hosted NSW Minister for Health Ryan Park.


 
Photo of Tuckeroo

For years John* was a ghost in Northern NSW bushland. He lived quietly in a tent, drawing cartoons by torchlight. His only company was the wildlife and the stars. No one in the local mental health service knew his name or his story.