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Ambulance ramping down to six-year low
Queensland Health data for June 2026 shows ramping rates and elective surgery waitlists have decreased at half of Queensland’s Hospital and Health Services.
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Getting an annual flu vaccine helps to protect Queenslanders and their loved ones from the serious symptoms of flu. This year’s campaign encourages Queenslanders to get their free flu vaccine, including the new nasal spray flu vaccine, free for children aged 2-5 years.
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09.10.2026
Cooktown welcomes first baby following return of birthing services
The arrival of baby Teuila Seiuli has marked a special milestone for Cooktown’s maternity team, with the birth of the 4.25kg girl celebrating the return of local birthing services after more than four years. -
02.10.2026
New approach to women’s health brings care closer to Queensland communities
Women and girls' health hubs offer a welcoming space to manage various facets of health and wellbeing. -
01.10.2026
The simple steps to stop the spread of syphilis
The number of syphilis cases across Australia remains high, making testing and early treatment more important than ever before.