Celebrate 50 Years of Deadly at Maryborough NAIDOC community event
The Central Goldfields community is invited to come together for a vibrant celebration of culture, connection and community at an early NAIDOC Week event in Maryborough on Thursday 25 June 2026. Held at the Maryborough Pony Club from 10 am to 2 pm, the free event will celebrate the 2026 NAIDOC Week theme, 50 Years […]
MDHS invites graduate nurses to explore career pathways.
Maryborough District Health Service (MDHS) will host a Graduate Nurse Open Day on Thursday 4 June, providing nursing graduates and healthcare professionals with the opportunity to learn more about starting their careers in rural health. The event will provide future nurses with an opportunity to learn more about graduate pathways at MDHS, meet clinical and […]
Celebrating the heart of maternity care at MDHS
On 5 May at Maryborough District Health Service (MDHS), celebrates International Day of the Midwife, recognising the vital role midwives play in supporting families through pregnancy, birth and the early days of a new life. “Midwives are a trusted and familiar presence for many local families. “Midwives are a trusted and familiar presence for many […]
Empowered MDHS nurses, better care for our community.
Maryborough District Health Service (MDHS) will celebrate International Nurses Day on Tuesday, 12 May, with a special event honouring the invaluable contributions of nurses across our health services and community. This year’s theme, “Our Nurses. Our Future. Empowered Nurses Save Lives,” highlights the importance of supporting and empowering nurses so they can continue delivering safe, […]
Community voices to shape the future of MDHS
Maryborough District Health Service (MDHS) has completed the first stage of community engagement to inform our new Strategic Plan which will guide the future of your local health services. We thank all community members from the Central Goldfields, Pyrenees Shire and surrounding areas who shared their experiences and priorities through the Your Voice, Our Future […]
MDHS hospital recognised for safe, high-quality care
Maryborough District Health Service (MDHS) has been awarded accreditation by the Australian Council on Healthcare Standards for delivering safe, high-quality care. Hospital accreditation is an independent review that takes place every three years. It involves external health experts reviewing how hospitals care for patients every day. This accreditation confirms that MDHS meets the national safety […]
MDHS promotes healthy lunchboxes for healthier school days
As children settle back into the school routine, Maryborough District Health Service (MDHS) is encouraging families, schools and early childhood education services to support healthy lunchboxes that help children feel energised and ready to learn. The annual campaign National Lunchbox Week (9-15 February 2026) run by Nutrition Australia encourages families to focus on simple, balanced […]
MDHS welcomes new Graduate Registered Nurses and celebrates Graduate class of 2025
Maryborough District Health Service (MDHS) has welcomed 10 new graduate registered nurses who have commenced the 12-month Graduate Nurse Program (GNP). The program supports early-career nurses to transition into professional practice while strengthening the local rural health workforce. “These nurses play an important role in delivering safe, evidence-based care to our community,” said Debbie Rogers, […]
MDHS delivers cancer program to support patients, families and carers
Maryborough District Health Service (MDHS), in partnership with Cancer Council Victoria, is now accepting bookings for a free ‘Managing Cancer and Exercise Program’, commencing in February. The eight-week group program is designed to support people living with cancer by providing practical education, guided exercise and peer support to help participants better manage their health and […]
Debbie’s 45-year nursing journey with MDHS
Debbie Weir is celebrating an exceptional milestone this year, marking 45 years of continuous service with Maryborough District Health Service (MDHS). What makes Debbie’s career even more remarkable is that nursing was never part of her original plan. “I never actually wanted to be a nurse,” said Debbie. “I needed first aid so I could […]