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Keep up to date with the latest news across Rockingham Peel Group

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  • six people in safety gear holding shovels in front of a healthcare facility and construction equipment
    Early works underway on the new Mental Health Emergency Centre at Rockingham General Hospital 20 October 2026 Construction is now underway on Rockingham General Hospital (RGH)’s new Mental Health Emergency Centre and Behavioural Assessment Unit, marking a significant milestone in the expansion of mental health services for the local community. Early works include the installation of site fencing and underground works to prepare the site for the main building works. The project will deliver an eight-bed Mental Health Emergency Centre and a two-bed Behavioural Assessment Unit, providing dedicated facilities to support people experiencing acute mental health concerns. Once complete, the new service will provide additional mental health services for consumers across Perth's southern corridor, offering care in a purpose-built environment designed to meet the needs of patients, and a dedicated lower stimuli environment for consumers presenting to the RGH Emergency Department Developed in consult...
  • A group of about 15 graduate nurses and midwives stand together at Rockingham General Hospital
    Welcome to our newest graduate nurses and midwives 18 August 2026 Rockingham General Hospital has welcomed a new group of nurses and midwives who will begin their careers through the Transition to Practice Program.
  • Nurses station Peninsula Ward at Waikiki Hospital
    Waikiki RkPG Peninsula Ward is up and running 11 August 2026 Located in the Waikiki Private Hospital, and only a five-minute drive from Rockingham General Hospital, the Peninsula Ward is an important element of the South Metropolitan Health Service (SMHS) Winter Strategy.
  • A group of four Aboriginal people standing in the courtyard of Rockingham General Hospital
    Rockingham celebrates NAIDOC week 06 August 2026 NAIDOC Week is an opportunity for us all to reflect on how we can continue to build respectful relationships and create a more culturally safe and inclusive healthcare system.

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  • Two women and four men standing outside a building entry
    SMHS proud to engage Aboriginal businesses 15 February 2021 South Metropolitan Health Service is proud to be not just meeting but exceeding the target of awarding a percentage of contracts to Aboriginal businesses. In the last financial year, SMHS awarded more than 6 per cent of contracts to Aboriginal businesses, demonstrating its commitment to engaging Aboriginal businesses.
  • Ten brave kids inspire Fremantle Dockers 12 January 2021 The courage and spirit of ten brave young people who received treatment at Fiona Stanley and Rockingham General hospitals was recognised at the Fremantle Dockers Football Club’s annual AJ Diamond Club Bravery Awards in December.
  • A group of 20 people stand outside a building, Some have thrown their hands in the air in celebration. A man at the back is holding an inflatable silver one and zero balloon.
    Milestone celebrations for Mimidi Park 01 December 2020 The mental health inpatient unit at Rockingham General Hospital, Mimidi Park, has marked 10 years since its doors first opened to patients.<
  • A woman stands outside a building
    Lesley’s 40 years of service amongst staff recognised 20 November 2020 A total of 95 staff were recently acknowledged for reaching milestones of long service, including Hospital Information Management Service Education Officer Lesley Whiteoak for an impressive 40 years of service.
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Last Updated: 06/07/2022

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