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10 July 2026
Community and Oral Health launches second Reconciliation Action Plan
Community and Oral Health (COH) have launched their second Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), reinforcing their commitment to advancing health equity and cultural safety across services on Brisbane’s Northside.
8 July 2026
Record Deadly Start trainee cohort welcomed as Metro North kicks off NAIDOC Week
NAIDOC Week 2026 is currently underway with the theme “50 Years of Deadly”. To celebrate the week, we welcome a new cohort of Deadly Start trainees.
7 July 2026
Doctors remind kids to play safe this winter
With winter sports now in full force, Brisbane doctors are reminding people about the risks of physical injury.
News , Metro North , TPCH
3 July 2026
Metro North launches Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Leadership Program
Metro North Health has launched the inaugural Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Leadership Program, bringing together emerging leaders, mentors and senior executives to strengthen the future Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Events
Queensland Health Spirometry Training Program – Virtual workshop
The Spirometry training program provides clinicians with the skills, knowledge and specific competencies required to perform spirometry to international standards and Queensland Health guidelines.
Advanced Life Support – Level 1 Course
Level 1 courses are for those clinicians who want general competence in airway management and basic life support for a deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest. Suitable if you normally are part of team rather than the lead.
Queensland Health Spirometry Training Program – The Prince Charles Hospital
The Spirometry training program provides clinicians with the skills, knowledge and specific competencies required to perform spirometry to international standards and Queensland Health guidelines.
Masks are an important defence against respiratory illness and protection from dust and other airborne hazards.Kallangur Satellite Hospital
9 Stoker Way
KALLANGUR QLD 4503
Phone: (07) 3285 0000
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"I'm going home today which I'm looking forward to. I was born in Ipswich and rode horses when I was a kid. I then got into cars and started building my first car when I was 16. I was a baker by trade, but when I finished my apprenticeship and then got married, I went underground into the coal mines in Ipswich. After that I moved into prison services where I was a prison officer for 18 months and then a trade instructor baker. I decided to buy my own bakery in Brunswick Heads before coming back to corrective services. I'm into classic cars, I just needed something to do in retirement, and I'm mechanically minded. I joined a car club and just travel around. I'd say just enjoy life but don't do anything stupid. Look after yourself and your family."
💭 Monday Mantra, Paul, TPCH Ward 2D Patient
Sending lots of Healing Angels
All the best to you Paul, I hope you are on "the up and up". I was an "Ipswichian" also😀
Thanks everyone for your best wishes 🙏❤️
Keep on tinkering Paul and enjoy yourself 👋🏼
good on you mate keep safe
I was a Whitehill Road boy and Ipswich Central. Miss the old town in many way but happy in Brisbane. Age is a terrifying stage but you have done well. All the very best.
What a great initiative sharing these stories 👏
Thanks for sharing, all the best for a good recovery. Enjoy more car meets!
You are a great man Paul
All the best Mate
Onya mate all the best.
Home sweet home.
Take care mate
The TPCH will certainly look after you. I was there for 6 weeks
Thankyou for telling us about your interesting life. Take care when you are discharged from hospital.❤️
Hurry up and get out of there!
More insive wisdom, we all need to be reminded.We only have the people that we love in our life for a short time.And I am forever grateful for the periods that I do have those people
Hope everything goes well for you Paul
Get well soon & continue your dreams.
All the best for future.
All the best look after yourself
You should write a book. You take care too 🍀 Bless you .
Wish you well
All the best mate cheers 🍻.
Latest news
Patient Initiated Follow Up putting patients first at STARS
STARS ENT patients will be offered a new pathway empowering them to request a follow up outpatients specialist appointment when required.
When lives change in seconds, RBWH social workers step up
RBWH’s hard working emergency medical and nursing staff are supported by a range of other professions, including a dedicated 24/7 team of highly skilled social workers.
Events
Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course
Date: 26 August 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital
Level 1 courses are for those clinicians who want general competence in airway management and basic life support for a deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest. Suitable if you normally are part of team rather than the lead.
Masks are an important defence against respiratory illness and protection from dust and other airborne hazards.
/ MetroNorthHHS
"I'm going home today which I'm looking forward to. I was born in Ipswich and rode horses when I was a kid. I then got into cars and started building my first car when I was 16. I was a baker by trade, but when I finished my apprenticeship and then got married, I went underground into the coal mines in Ipswich. After that I moved into prison services where I was a prison officer for 18 months and then a trade instructor baker. I decided to buy my own bakery in Brunswick Heads before coming back to corrective services. I'm into classic cars, I just needed something to do in retirement, and I'm mechanically minded. I joined a car club and just travel around. I'd say just enjoy life but don't do anything stupid. Look after yourself and your family."
💭 Monday Mantra, Paul, TPCH Ward 2D Patient
Sending lots of Healing Angels
All the best to you Paul, I hope you are on "the up and up". I was an "Ipswichian" also😀
Thanks everyone for your best wishes 🙏❤️
Keep on tinkering Paul and enjoy yourself 👋🏼
good on you mate keep safe
I was a Whitehill Road boy and Ipswich Central. Miss the old town in many way but happy in Brisbane. Age is a terrifying stage but you have done well. All the very best.
What a great initiative sharing these stories 👏
Thanks for sharing, all the best for a good recovery. Enjoy more car meets!
You are a great man Paul
All the best Mate
Onya mate all the best.
Home sweet home.
Take care mate
The TPCH will certainly look after you. I was there for 6 weeks
Thankyou for telling us about your interesting life. Take care when you are discharged from hospital.❤️
Hurry up and get out of there!
More insive wisdom, we all need to be reminded.We only have the people that we love in our life for a short time.And I am forever grateful for the periods that I do have those people
Hope everything goes well for you Paul
Get well soon & continue your dreams.
All the best for future.
All the best look after yourself
You should write a book. You take care too 🍀 Bless you .
Wish you well
All the best mate cheers 🍻.
Masks are an important defence against respiratory illness and protection from dust and other airborne hazards.Latest news
Patient Initiated Follow Up putting patients first at STARS
STARS ENT patients will be offered a new pathway empowering them to request a follow up outpatients specialist appointment when required.
Events
Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course
Date: 26 August 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital
Level 1 courses are for those clinicians who want general competence in airway management and basic life support for a deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest. Suitable if you normally are part of team rather than the lead.
/ MetroNorthHHS
"I'm going home today which I'm looking forward to. I was born in Ipswich and rode horses when I was a kid. I then got into cars and started building my first car when I was 16. I was a baker by trade, but when I finished my apprenticeship and then got married, I went underground into the coal mines in Ipswich. After that I moved into prison services where I was a prison officer for 18 months and then a trade instructor baker. I decided to buy my own bakery in Brunswick Heads before coming back to corrective services. I'm into classic cars, I just needed something to do in retirement, and I'm mechanically minded. I joined a car club and just travel around. I'd say just enjoy life but don't do anything stupid. Look after yourself and your family."
💭 Monday Mantra, Paul, TPCH Ward 2D Patient
Sending lots of Healing Angels
All the best to you Paul, I hope you are on "the up and up". I was an "Ipswichian" also😀
Thanks everyone for your best wishes 🙏❤️
Keep on tinkering Paul and enjoy yourself 👋🏼
good on you mate keep safe
I was a Whitehill Road boy and Ipswich Central. Miss the old town in many way but happy in Brisbane. Age is a terrifying stage but you have done well. All the very best.
What a great initiative sharing these stories 👏
Thanks for sharing, all the best for a good recovery. Enjoy more car meets!
You are a great man Paul
All the best Mate
Onya mate all the best.
Home sweet home.
Take care mate
The TPCH will certainly look after you. I was there for 6 weeks
Thankyou for telling us about your interesting life. Take care when you are discharged from hospital.❤️
Hurry up and get out of there!
More insive wisdom, we all need to be reminded.We only have the people that we love in our life for a short time.And I am forever grateful for the periods that I do have those people
Hope everything goes well for you Paul
Get well soon & continue your dreams.
All the best for future.
All the best look after yourself
You should write a book. You take care too 🍀 Bless you .
Wish you well
All the best mate cheers 🍻.
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