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Caboolture Hospital Unveils Torres Strait Islander Dhoeri Headdress
Caboolture Hospital has unveiled a traditional Torres Strait Islander Dhoeri Headdress, marking its ongoing commitment to cultural safety and respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Caboolture Hospital midwife gives birth on home turf
Caboolture Hospital midwife gives birth at Caboolture Hospital
Meet Eileen Moore: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nurse Navigator at Caboolture Satellite Health Centre
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nurse Navigator, Eileen Moore, provides cultural advocacy for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients in Caboolture.
New role brings change for First Nations women, children and families
Metro North Health has made history by establishing the first-ever Nursing and Midwifery Director, First Nations Women, Children, and Families (Identified) role in Queensland.
Events
2025 Cancer Care Services Preceptorship for General Practitioners
Date: 19 July 2025
Time: 9am - 3:30pm AEST
Venue: RBWH-Education Centre
The Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH) Cancer Care Team warmly invites general practitioners to participate in an engaging and interactive Haematology and Oncology Preceptorship, convened by Dr. Anna Kuchel.
Masks are an important defence against respiratory illness and protection from dust and other airborne hazards.Caboolture Hospital
Bribie Island Satellite Health Centre
Bribie Island Satellite Health Centre
103 First Avenue
BONGAREE QLD 4507
Phone: (07) 3410 2800
Caboolture Satellite Health Centre
Caboolture Satellite Health Centre
15 Rowe Street
CABOOLTURE QLD 4510
Phone: (07) 5433 7555
/ MetroNorthHHS
Visitors to Caboolture Hospital may notice a special artefact on display next time they enter the facility.
The Dhoeri Headdress was crafted by Torres Strait Islander artist Thomas Pedro in 2022 to mark the 30th anniversary of the High Court's Mabo Decision, which overturned the concept that Australia was terra nullius - land belonging to no one - at the time of British colonisation.
Having spent the last 3 years in the Cairns Art Gallery, the headdress arrives at its new home in time for NAIDOC Week, with the help of the Caboolture Hospital Redevelopment Project.
Cultural Capability Officer, Janita explains the significance of the headdress.
"The headdress and other artefacts promote connection with Torres Strait Islander patients, visitors and community when attending the hospital," she said.
"It's a reminder to ask the question, 'Are you of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander origin?' to ensure we are providing culturally safe and appropriate care for those who need it."
2025 is the 50th year of NAIDOC Week, which continues until 13 July.
Hey Jacinta, great to see your face. Happy NAIDOC week from me and Nat. That’s an awesome headpiece ❤️ Respect ✊
That's wonderful -
Happy NADOC week to all in our world 🌎. Cultural competence is a human right ✅️ ❤️.
Latest news
Caboolture Hospital Unveils Torres Strait Islander Dhoeri Headdress
Caboolture Hospital has unveiled a traditional Torres Strait Islander Dhoeri Headdress, marking its ongoing commitment to cultural safety and respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Caboolture Hospital midwife gives birth on home turf
Caboolture Hospital midwife gives birth at Caboolture Hospital
Events
2025 Cancer Care Services Preceptorship for General Practitioners
Date: 19 July 2025
Time: 9am - 3:30pm AEST
Venue: RBWH-Education Centre
The Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH) Cancer Care Team warmly invites general practitioners to participate in an engaging and interactive Haematology and Oncology Preceptorship, convened by Dr. Anna Kuchel.
Masks are an important defence against respiratory illness and protection from dust and other airborne hazards.Caboolture Hospital
Caboolture Hospital
McKean Street
CABOOLTURE QLD 4510
Phone: (07) 5433 8888
/ MetroNorthHHS
Visitors to Caboolture Hospital may notice a special artefact on display next time they enter the facility.
The Dhoeri Headdress was crafted by Torres Strait Islander artist Thomas Pedro in 2022 to mark the 30th anniversary of the High Court's Mabo Decision, which overturned the concept that Australia was terra nullius - land belonging to no one - at the time of British colonisation.
Having spent the last 3 years in the Cairns Art Gallery, the headdress arrives at its new home in time for NAIDOC Week, with the help of the Caboolture Hospital Redevelopment Project.
Cultural Capability Officer, Janita explains the significance of the headdress.
"The headdress and other artefacts promote connection with Torres Strait Islander patients, visitors and community when attending the hospital," she said.
"It's a reminder to ask the question, 'Are you of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander origin?' to ensure we are providing culturally safe and appropriate care for those who need it."
2025 is the 50th year of NAIDOC Week, which continues until 13 July.
Hey Jacinta, great to see your face. Happy NAIDOC week from me and Nat. That’s an awesome headpiece ❤️ Respect ✊
That's wonderful -
Happy NADOC week to all in our world 🌎. Cultural competence is a human right ✅️ ❤️.
Masks are an important defence against respiratory illness and protection from dust and other airborne hazards.Caboolture Hospital
Caboolture Hospital
McKean Street CABOOLTURE QLD 4029
Phone: (07) 5433 8888
Bribie Island Satellite Health Centre
103 First Avenue
BONGAREE QLD 4507
Phone: (07) 3410 2800
Caboolture Satellite Health Centre
15 Rowe Street
CABOOLTURE QLD 4510
Phone: (07) 5433 7555
Latest news
Caboolture Hospital Unveils Torres Strait Islander Dhoeri Headdress
Caboolture Hospital has unveiled a traditional Torres Strait Islander Dhoeri Headdress, marking its ongoing commitment to cultural safety and respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Events
2025 Cancer Care Services Preceptorship for General Practitioners
Date: 19 July 2025
Time: 9am - 3:30pm AEST
Venue: RBWH-Education Centre
The Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH) Cancer Care Team warmly invites general practitioners to participate in an engaging and interactive Haematology and Oncology Preceptorship, convened by Dr. Anna Kuchel.
/ MetroNorthHHS
Visitors to Caboolture Hospital may notice a special artefact on display next time they enter the facility.
The Dhoeri Headdress was crafted by Torres Strait Islander artist Thomas Pedro in 2022 to mark the 30th anniversary of the High Court's Mabo Decision, which overturned the concept that Australia was terra nullius - land belonging to no one - at the time of British colonisation.
Having spent the last 3 years in the Cairns Art Gallery, the headdress arrives at its new home in time for NAIDOC Week, with the help of the Caboolture Hospital Redevelopment Project.
Cultural Capability Officer, Janita explains the significance of the headdress.
"The headdress and other artefacts promote connection with Torres Strait Islander patients, visitors and community when attending the hospital," she said.
"It's a reminder to ask the question, 'Are you of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander origin?' to ensure we are providing culturally safe and appropriate care for those who need it."
2025 is the 50th year of NAIDOC Week, which continues until 13 July.
Hey Jacinta, great to see your face. Happy NAIDOC week from me and Nat. That’s an awesome headpiece ❤️ Respect ✊
That's wonderful -
Happy NADOC week to all in our world 🌎. Cultural competence is a human right ✅️ ❤️.
