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  • 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.
  • 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.

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  • 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.
  • Male patient wheeled into medical helicopter on stretcher
    Busy summer for Rottnest Island Nursing Post 20 February 2025 It’s been a busy summer period for our FSH team at the Rottnest Island Nursing Post who so far have treated more than 800 patients.
  • Former Hospital in the Home patient Amanda stands on a balcony with the ocean behind her.
    Home Hospital supports Amanda to recover in comfort at home 30 January 2025 Thanks to the Home Hospital service, Amanda received acute care supported by medical and nursing staff and telehealth in the comfort of her own home.
  • Mum Esther sitting in a lounge chair holding baby Boaz with husband Jude next to her.
    Tiny baby Boaz best early Christmas present 19 December 2024 Hospital is not where the Young family thought they would be spending Christmas Day. Making a grand entrance ahead of his January due date, Boaz Mack Hikaraahui Young was born at 34+4 weeks.
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Last Updated: 06/08/2025
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