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  • A woman and man sit beside each other on a hospital bed. The man's left hand is bandaged and holds a hat.
    The miracle survival of a man and his hat 23 December 2025 What started out like any normal day during harvest season for Wagin farmer Stanton Kennedy-Smith earlier this month, soon turned into a terrifying fire emergency.
  • Abby Ralston (right) sits on a couch next to her mum. A Christmas tree stands to the left of the couch.
    The sound of Christmas 23 December 2025 There are so many sounds we associate with the magic of Christmas. Carol singers, presents being unwrapped, the general hubbub of family coming together and the popping of Christmas crackers over a cooked lunch. For 14-year-old Abby Ralston, these sounds have always been muted.
  • A group of Rottnest Island agency personnel on a live training exercise on a beach
    All hands on deck ahead of busy summer on Rotto 22 December 2025 For the team at the Rottnest Island Nursing Post (RINP), it’s all hands on deck as they prepare for an influx of visitors this festive period.
  • A woman's hands lays across the back of a small newborn baby laying in a crib
    Harrison goes home for his first Christmas 18 December 2025 For little Harrison of Byford, going home for his first Christmas was the best gift of all for his family, after being born early weighing just 764 grams.
  • Dr Piers Truter (left) standing in front of a Raine Medical Research Foundation pull up banner.
    Dr Piers Truter awarded Raine Clinical Research fellowship to investigate a new model of fracture care 15 December 2025 Congratulations to Advanced Scope Physiotherapist Dr Piers Truter, who is just one of four 2025 Clinician Research Fellowship recipients to receive a share in $1.4 million.

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  • A woman sits on a chair cradling a newborn baby.
    Demi's experiences shaping the future for birthing women on International Women's Day 06 March 2025 After two supportive but different birthing experiences at Fiona Stanley Hospital, one involving delivering her first baby Freya stillborn, Demi joined the Maternity Advisory Group to ensure other birthing women have the empowering experiences she did.
  • Rod and wife Roxy standing with Clare Fazackerley and Professor Robert Larbalestier out the front of Fiona Stanley Hospital.
    Miracle heart still beating strong three decades on 28 February 2025 Last Thursday, Rod Western celebrated his 65th birthday. On the same February day thirty years ago, Rod received the best birthday present he could’ve ever asked for – a new heart.
  • Dr John Scanlon stands in front of a conference poster
    Study hopes to improve patella dislocation and associated cartilage injury outcomes 27 February 2025 Researchers from Fiona Stanley Hospital’s orthopaedic team are hoping to improve outcomes for patients with patella dislocation and associated cartilage injuries through a new study.
  • A female health professional sits at a desk. Medical images can be seen on two computer monitors behind her.
    Less invasive procedures for patients with heart valve disease saves lives 21 February 2025 Less invasive heart valve procedures are improving and saving lives for some of the most unwell Fiona Stanley Hospital patients with heart valve disease.
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Last Updated: 06/08/2025
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