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To celebrate International Women’s Day 2025, we are highlighting the contributions of women across Albury Wodonga Health.

Albury Wodonga Health is proud to announce Brooke Turner as the recipient of the inaugural Tom Northam Memorial Travelling Scholarship. 

Empowering women on their journey from pregnancy to parenthood is the aim of a new program delivered by Albury Wodonga Health’s maternity unit. 

Albury Wodonga Health is at the forefront of healthcare innovation with the introduction of a pioneering drug disposal system designed to improve safety for both patients and staff. 

Albury Wodonga Health is making strategic adjustments to its security services to ensure resources are deployed effectively while maintaining our commitment to staff and patient safety.

Hello, I’m Elizabeth and I’ve recently retired from Albury Wodonga Health after 50 years of nursing.

A total of 55 new graduates - including nurses, social workers and occupational therapists - commenced in February with further intakes joining the health service in the coming months. 

Volunteering is at the heart of Albury Wodonga Health (AWH), and with the appointment of new volunteer coordinator Sarah Bartsh, the program is set to continue to make a meaningful impact across the region.  

Albury Wodonga Health (AWH) has proudly welcomed 27 new medical interns, marking the beginning of their careers as junior doctors at the region’s largest cross-border health service. 

The event capped off celebrations marking 15 years of the health service. More than 100 community members, local dignitaries and AWH staff joined the Board for the meeting.