Working with horses is a lifelong love for staff members Sarah Lawty and Colleen McQueen, who both competed at the Bonalbo Show recently. 

Thirty-one years ago, Wendi Moffitt moved to Yamba from Kempsey with her husband. Does that make her a local yet, she muses?

The very active Grafton UHA will soon be celebrating its 125th anniversary.

In 1899 a group of local women banded together as the ‘Help Committee’ to canvas subscriptions to fund the Grafton Hospital. 

Rosemary O’Brien began nursing in February 1974, and this year will celebrate a career of 50 years (so far).

Inspired by her belief in the positive effect women’s health can have on communities, midwife Georgie Haver has embarked on an Honours degree.

Over two consecutive weekends in March, more than 5,500 Tweed Hospital staff, their family and friends, local community members and health practitioners got a sneak peek inside the new Tweed Valley Hospital.

In the spirit of empowering women and to celebrate International Women’s Day on 8 March, the LHD provided health information sessions for women across the Northern Rivers.

Ask Shirley Roach what the best thing about her 50-year nursing career is, and she’ll tell you it’s her colleagues, friends and supportive family.

Staff at Urbenville MPS are doing their bit to help start conversations around mental health and suicide prevention. Thanks to their flash TradeMutt ‘Where’s Wallaby’ scrubs, the team are boosting connection among their colleagues and patients.