Spring is a season of new beginnings and last Thursday 7 September, 900 young people signalled a fresh start for the future of rural healthcare by bringing energy, curiosity and a growing enthusiasm for a career in rural health!

Key political leaders, policy makers and housing experts joined the Country Mayors Association of NSW (CMA) meeting on Friday 28 August at NSW Parliament House to discuss housing challenges in remote, rural and regional Local Government Areas (LGAs).

RDN Health’s Senior Coordinator of Health Access Services, Trent Wrightson and Ear Health Coordinator, Kate Newall recently attended the 2026 OMOZ Conference in Meanjin (Brisbane).

Students across New South Wales will have the opportunity to discover the rewarding possibilities of a career in rural and regional health at the ‘Rural Health Pathways Showcase’ hosted by RDN Health this Thursday 3 September at the ICC Darling Harbour.

RDN Health is pleased to announce the appointment of Nour Nazha as General Manager - RDN Health.

The winners of the 2026 National NAIDOC Awards have been announced, with Christine Corby AM recognised as Female Elder of the Year and Aunty Pat Turner AO named NAIDOC Person of the Year.

The Western NSW Eye Health Partnership recently joined more than 600 children from across NSW at the Goodooga Games, taking eye health promotion to Country and creating opportunities for children, families, and community to yarn about the importance of looking after their eyes.

Last week, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health leaders, ACCHOs, Aboriginal Medical Services, practitioners, Elders, government and sector partners came together for the Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council’s (AH&MRC) National Indigenous Healthcare Forum, held on Gadigal Country in Sydney.

RDN Health is excited to announce that The University of Notre Dame Australia and the University of New South Wales Medicine and Health are joining this year’s Rural Health Pathways Showcase as Premium Exhibitors!

People across the Liverpool Plains in New South Wales have a new Care Navigator service to help them access the healthcare they need as part of a 12-month trial of the service.

More than 90 Aboriginal children across Western NSW have received life-changing ear, nose and throat (ENT) surgery through a targeted outreach initiative that brought together specialist clinicians, Aboriginal Health Services, hospital partners and health system stakeholders to address long-standing barriers to care.