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Albury Wodonga Health (AWH) wishes to publicly clarify some of the comments made yesterday by the new Board Chair, Brad Robertson of the Albury Wodonga Regional Cancer Centre Trust Fund (the Trust).
Our 2026 5S Continuous Improvement Program is officially underway — and the energy from the first workshop was fantastic! Staff from across AWH jumped in as our new Continuous Improvement Champions, learning hands‑on 5S techniques to help declutter, organise and refresh our workspaces ahead of the move to the Northeast Building.
Children and families across our region will again benefit from funding through this year’s Good Friday Appeal, helping strengthen paediatric care at Albury Wodonga Health and across the Hume Local Health Service Network.
As bushfires continue to impact communities across the Upper Murray, local health and wellbeing services have come together to provide a coordinated mental health and wellbeing response, ensuring people know where to turn for support during an ongoing and uncertain period.
One month ago, Matt, a 44-year-old from Wodonga, couldn’t walk, use his arm or hand properly, or communicate clearly.
After suffering a stroke linked to a serious heart infection, Matt was treated at The Alfred Hospital before being transferred back to Albury Wodonga Health for inpatient rehabilitation in Wodonga.
Infection caused by Multi-Resistant Organisms (MRO’s) refers to a group of bacteria that have become resistant to many antibiotics. This includes Carbapenemase Producing Organisms (CPO’s) which are resistant to our last line of defence antibiotics called carbapenems.
In November 2025, Albury Hospital emergency nurse Charlotte Todros was living a life built around movement. But just days after returning from a bodybuilding competition in Las Vegas last year, everything changed.
Albury Wodonga Health has welcomed its 2026 intake of graduate nurses, with clinicians starting across registered nursing, midwifery, mental health and allied health services.