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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:



 
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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.


 

The North Coast Public Health Unit is urging residents and visitors to keep away from floodwater to avoid illness or infection.


 
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There have been no new confirmed cases of locally acquired COVID-19 reported in Northern NSW Local Health District residents since 25 July, 165 days ago.


 
Requirements for Queensland arrivals into NSW

The NSW Government has put in place a new Public Health Order to ensure anyone who visits NSW from the Greater…


 
COVID Update: 5/1/2021

There have been no new confirmed cases of locally acquired COVID-19 reported in Northern NSW Local Health District residents since 25 July, 165 days ago.


 
COVID-19 Update: 30 December 2020

There have been no new confirmed cases of locally acquired COVID-19 reported in Northern NSW Local Health District residents since 25 July, 158 days ago.


 
NEW RESTRICTIONS AT NORTHERN NSW HOSPITALS

From today, visitors from certain NSW Local Government Areas (LGAs) will not be able to enter hospitals and health facilities in Northern NSW Local Health District.


 
COVID-19 Update 21 December 2020

Residents and visitors to Northern NSW are being urged to take strict COVID-safe precautions and keep up to date with the changing public health directions in response to the current outbreak.


 
Health advice: avoid contaminated floodwater

The North Coast Public Health Unit is urging residents and visitors to keep away from floodwater to avoid illness or infection.


 
Byron Central Hospital a state leader in maternity care

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.