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A dog-mum and her pups share an unbreakable bond. Meet Fiona Andrekson, Ward Clerk at the Royal Hospital for Women, and her pooches Stella and Gigi.
“Stella is my three year old black Labrador and our family adore her.
My mum was…
When you walk into a highly specialised care facility for newborns you probably wouldn’t expect to see everyone dressed up as Disney characters.
But it was the annual Party Day at the Royal Hospital for Women’s Newborn Care Centre, which…
New Zealand-born health coach Kate Sherriff comes from a large family and has always planned on having a large family herself.
She’s one of those women who are imbued with joie de vivre and who lives life to the full. Like many young…
The Royal Hospital for Women Foundation launched Giving Day, a fundraising appeal, on Wednesday, 23 November.
The day put a spotlight on the devoted staff at the Royal Hospital for Women who work tirelessly to ensure…
A picture says a thousand words, or in this case, an artwork. The smiling faces behind layers of PPE depict a moment in time when St George Hospital ICU staff were caring for a large wave of COVID-19 patients, sick with the Delta variant of the…
Staff and carers came together during National Carers Week to celebrate the incredible contribution carers make…
The Sutherland Hospital School recently won the Outstanding Initiative Award at the NSW Minister's and Secretary's Awards for Excellence 2022 for their new educational virtual tour.
The COVID pandemic changed many things, including putting…
The annual St George and Sutherland Hospitals Medical Research Symposium returned to a hybrid event this year with presenters joined by researchers and staff in person at the Research and Education Centre at St George Hospital and also tuning in…
Receiving the news that Geoff Diefenbach’s prostate cancer had returned brought with it a terrible fear of the unknown about what would happen next. Having gone through radiation treatment 16 years ago, Geoff needed different treatment options…
Saturday 2 July is etched indelibly in the mind of SESLHD’s Disaster Unit Manager Allison Chenney.
Her phone rang at 12.30 am. Torrential rain and storms had flooded part of the Woronora River in Sydney’s South. A Flood Evacuation Centre…