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  • Seven theatre staff wearing blue theatre scrubs standing together next to the da Vinci robotic system.
    da Vinci robot continues to deliver Australian firsts at FSH 19 October 2026 Fiona Stanley Hospital has become the first public hospital in Australia to successfully perform four robotic-assisted radical prostatectomies during a single operating list.
  • Matilda wearing a pink jumper pictured middle sitting on her dad's lap, with mum and nurse either side.
    Telethon grants continue to help kids with peanut allergies through Australian-first trial 15 October 2026 At just 7 months old, Matilda Devenish’s parents had to call an ambulance after their daughter had an anaphylactic reaction to peanuts. Thanks to an Oral Immunotherapy Trial, now three-year Matilda who can lead a full life.
  • Claire and Emma standing side by side each holding a framed certificate and gold medallion.
    Rottnest nursing team recognised for bravery award following shark attack rescue 12 October 2026 Rottnest Island Nursing Post Nurse Practitioner Claire Parsons and Clinical Nurse Specialist Emma O’Malley received a Royal Life Saving Bravery Award for providing life-saving assistance following a fatal shark attack earlier this year
  • Dr Allison Barraclough, Dr Duncan Purtill and Dr Stephanie Lam
    Fiona Stanley Hospital research awarded grant to advance stem cell transplant care 07 October 2026 A Fiona Stanley Hospital haematology research project investigating how the immune system rebuilds after a stem cell transplant has received a $25,000 grant through the Innovative Research in Precision Medicine Program.
  • Mother Ashleigh Evans sitting with daughter Isla Wagstaff pictured with Andrea Chapman and sonographer Marilyn Zalesco standing around the ultrasound equipment.
    New kid-friendly ultrasound suite to benefit thousands of kids each year 07 October 2026 For four-year-old Isla and her family, regular ultrasound scans are an important part of managing her kidney disorder, which she was diagnosed with before her birth.

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  • Genevieve Hodgson (back left) stands with her arm on the shoulder of her young daughter Asha. Standing beside them is MED-EL Implant Systems CEO, Dr Ingeborg Hochmair.
    Hearing loss journey inspires daughters award-winning invention 13 July 2026 When Genevieve Hodgson suddenly lost hearing in her right ear while pregnant with twins, her life changed overnight. What followed was a journey of specialist care through Fiona Stanley Hospital that would ultimately inspire her eight-year-old daughter, Asha, to create an award-winning invention recognised on the world stage.
  • A female nurse hands over a folder to a person off camera
    FluMist expanded to include teenagers 03 July 2026 Good news for families this winter – WA’s successful FluMist needle-free influenza vaccination program has now been expanded to include young people aged 12 to 17 years. This builds on the program introduced earlier this year for children aged 2 to 11 years, giving more families access to a simple, needle-free option for protecting against influenza.
  • Four women standing on a rowing boat off the coast of Rottnest Island, wearing long sleeves, hats and sunglasses after a training session.
    Rottnest nurse embarks on record row for charity 17 June 2026 Rottnest Island Nursing Post Clinical Nurse Specialist Cassie has been preparing for the gruelling 4,800km row for more than a year, as part of the World's Toughest Row.
  • A group of people attend a forum on voluntary assisted dying
    Community and clinician forums to explore voluntary assisted dying 08 June 2026 Clinicians and community members are invited to attend two upcoming forums in Perth that will explore voluntary assisted dying through real stories, lived experiences and clinical perspectives.
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Last Updated: 14/05/2026
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