07.08.2026

More than a job: Combining cultural knowledge with healthcare

Growing up in the close-knit community of Badu Island in remote Far North Queensland taught Sadie Baira the importance of caring for others and respecting culture and Elders.

03.08.2026

Queensland Health’s workforce grows by more than 10,000

In just 20 months, Queensland Health has grown its health workforce by more than 10,000 workers.

27.07.2026

Sun safe and scoring points

Grassroots touch football affiliates across Queensland are heading up a new push to make sun safety part of every game-day routine. With Queensland retaining the unenviable title of skin cancer capital of the world and the Gold Coast sitting right

24.07.2026

Life at Glenbrook: connection, comfort, and community

Transitioning to aged care is a big life change. At Queensland Health’s 45-bed Glenbrook facility, Advanced Recreation Officer Julie ensures this new chapter, and every day that follows, is filled with joy, compassion, and care.

04.06.2026

Jodi Bunn's impact felt across decades of care

After caring for thousands of women and families over 40 years, Metro South’s foundational Midwifery Educator Jodi Bunn is now helping shape future generations of midwives with her warmth, support and positive energy.

04.06.2026

Homecoming for Cooktown doctor to lead innovative endoscopy pilot

After 12 years in the Australian Defence Force and a health career that has taken him across the country, Cooktown’s Senior Medical Officer Dr Shane Sadleir returned home to lead a pilot program set to reshape how remote communities access bowel

01.05.2026

From patient care to prevention: Rockhampton cardiologist leads regional heart trial

Dr Sim Sidharta is leading the first clinical trial of its kind in Central Queensland.

16.04.2026

Life on the land is the best medicine for country doctor

The country runs deep in Dr Mikala Dales’ blood and there is nowhere else she would rather be living and working.

24.02.2026

Leading Queensland towards a healthier future

Community is often defined by a post code, but for Queensland’s Chief Health Officer Dr Marianne Gale, it defines who you become.