Hospitals in Northern NSW are some of the best in NSW in which to give birth, according to a survey of almost 4,500 women across the state who gave birth in 2019.

From today, Northern NSW Local Health District (NNSWLHD) is again relaxing COVID visiting restrictions to allow more visitors in hospitals and health facilities.

The best-buy list for Christmas is out and the message is loud and clear… toys that get kids moving and fun activities are hot on the wish list and don’t need to break the bank!

17 November is World Prematurity Day, a day to raise awareness of preterm birth and celebrate our little ones who arrive early into the world.

There have been no new confirmed cases of NSW-acquired COVID-19 reported in Northern NSW Local Health District residents since 25 July, 114 days ago.

There have been no new confirmed cases of NSW-acquired COVID-19 reported in Northern NSW Local Health District residents since 25 July, more than 100 days ago.

The number of cases of COVID-19 among residents of the Northern NSW Local Health District has risen by one, bringing the total to 59.

Patients in Northern NSW Local Health District (NNSWLHD) continue to report very high levels of satisfaction with their hospital care, according to the Bureau of Health Information (BHI) 2019 Adult Admitted Patient Survey.

Northern NSW Local Health District has launched a new award program to recognise dedicated nursing and midwifery staff across the health service.

Eye checks for children at the age of four years are essential for the early identification and treatment of eye and vision problems and reduces the likelihood of permanent vision loss.