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  • A large group of nursing and midwifery graduates who will be working at Fiona Stanley and Fremantle Hospitals
    Future of SMHS workforce looking bright with new nursing and midwifery graduates 09 February 2026 Across all our hospital sites, you will see plenty of fresh faces as our nursing and midwifery graduates start in various roles within South Metropolitan Health Service.
  • Governor-General of Australia Ms Sam Mostyn AO with Dr Daniela Vecchio at the 2026 Australian of the Year Awards.
    Australian of the Year finalist cherishes once-in-a-lifetime awards experience 30 January 2026 Australian of the Year award finalist Dr Daniela Vecchio spent the long weekend in Canberra with the Prime Minister, Governor General, dignitaries and some extraordinary Australians doing so much to help others.
  • A team of four researchers stand together with a Fiona Stanley Hospital building in the background
    Enhancing nationwide awareness of cholesterol treatment in type 1 diabetes 09 January 2026 Fiona Stanley Hospital is leading phase two of a multi-centre research study to identify the barriers to cholesterol management in Australians with type 1 diabetes.
  • 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.

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  • Mum Tahlia sitting in a reclined chair holding baby Khaleesi in a white blanket.
    Neonate ward helping give ‘little fighter’ Khaleesi the best start to life 17 November 2025 With the help of our FSH Neonate team, baby Khaleesi is getting bigger and stronger every day after she arrived well ahead of schedule at 33 weeks, weighing just over 1,700 grams.
  • Alastair Hay standing on the golfing green when a golf buggy in the background.
    Alastair's hope to return to golf after joint replacement infection trial 14 November 2025 A FSH research trial is giving Alastair hope that he will return to playing golf after a knee replacement infection struck him down on the green.
  • Interventional Radiology team standing together in theatre.
    Interventional Radiology procedure helping patients like Peter to recover faster 03 November 2025 In a first, the Interventional Radiology team were called in to perform an emergency pulmonary embolism thrombectomy on 70 year old Peter, removing a blood clot from his lungs without needing to open his chest.
  • A male doctor in training and a female nurse sit beside an older male Home Hospital patient
    Home Hospital offering doctors in training a unique career path 30 October 2025 For Doctor in Training (DiT) Jack Kelly, Home Hospital was a standout rotation, so much so that he returned to the program as a registrar.
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Last Updated: 06/08/2025
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