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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.

Read the answers to some of the common questions asked during the transition of our Cancer Services at Albury Wodonga Regional Cancer Centre.

Our Kerferd Unit in Wangaratta has received generous donations of a brand new massage chair and exercise equipment, supporting the unit’s recovery-oriented and trauma-informed approach to care.

Albury Wodonga Health (AWH) has transitioned the inpatient unit and day oncology services at the Albury Wodonga Regional Cancer Centre (AWRCC) to a publicly operated service, marking a defining moment for cancer care in the region. 

Michael served as Chair of HRICS Governance Committee for two years and was a passionate advocate for cancer services improvement in our region. The Memorial Program offers grants funding each year to cancer services to undertake projects,...

This PhD scholarship is part of the ARC Discovery Project "Creating Safer Sport Communities from Rural to Urban Australia" (Safer Sport Project). The scholarship offers flexibility in the focus of the thesis, with the supervisory team...

Australia Day Monday 26th January 2026

Due to the public holiday there are necessary changes required for roster approvals and pays.

The Department of Health is seeking your valuable input to support the development of the next iteration of the Mental Health and Wellbeing Workforce Strategy.