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  • Two women posing for photo
    Five decades of care, community and Moya at RGH 23 June 2026 When Moya Parker first walked through the doors of Rockingham General Hospital, it was just days from opening. Fifty years later, she is still part of the team. "I suppose you could say I've stayed a while" Moya said. "Our first week we ran tours of the hospital for the general public. "Having our own hospital after so many years of going to Fremantle was wonderful and there was much buzz in the community" Opened on 28 May 1976 as Rockingham - Kwinana District Hospital, Rockingham General Hospital was built to meet the needs of a rapidly growing community, following strong advocacy from local residents. For Moya, the hospital's story is closely tied to her own. She has been there from the very beginning, witnessing its growth from a small district hospital to a busy, modern health service caring for generations. "You don't stay somewhere for 50 years unless it means something to you. " M...
  • 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.
  • Family’s heartfelt donation gives parents the gift of time to say final goodbyes 04 June 2026 Born on his due date in 2019, Jackson Cole Bantick is the third son for Amy and her husband Josh. Devastatingly, Jackson was born sleeping. “It was a perfect pregnancy, much like that of my previous two sons but on the day Jackson was due I didn’t feel right. I went into labour and when I got to the hospital, I was told there was no heart beat,” Mum Amy Bantick said. “They discovered later that I ...
  • Cutting of the cake
    Rockingham General Hospital's 50th birthday 29 May 2026 Yesterday we celebrated Rockingham General Hospital’s 50 years of caring for the community. Asheila thanked everyone who helped make our birthday special. “What a fabulous day and fabulous event that you have all contributed to. I can’t thank the planning team enough for what you have done and what a great achievement. You should all be proud of what you achieved. The planning that has gone into t...

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  • Six members of the Rockingham General Hospital Haematology trial team and a male patient standing in a garden
    First RGH patient joins clinical trial for chemotherapy free cancer treatment 07 April 2025 After being diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia, Rockingham General Hospital staff member Kenny Muguti is participating in a new clinical trial exploring a chemotherapy-free approach to treating the condition.
  • Emergency Medicine Consultant Simone Bartlett stands outside Fiona Stanley Hospital holding a smart phone in her left hand.
    SMHS is ‘appy’ with study to improve outcomes for patients with concussion 18 March 2025 Using app-based technology to better understand and improve the management of concussion, services across both Fiona Stanley Hospital and Rockingham General Hospital are collaborating with organisations across the country on the Australian Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Study.
  • Two female social workers stand next to each other in a garden.
    Maternity social work service walking alongside Rockingham mothers 07 March 2025 Rockingham General Hospital is going the extra mile to support maternity patients facing social challenges, particularly those experiencing family and domestic violence, providing a dedicated maternity social work service alongside its midwifery team.
  • Two women standing in a garden
    Specialist women’s health physiotherapists improving quality of life for Rockingham women 07 March 2025 Each day, Rockingham General Hospital women’s health physiotherapists Claudia Zimmermann and Lara Stockil help patients with a wide range of post-natal, bladder and bowel conditions, prolapse and various pelvic pain conditions to improve their quality of life.
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Last Updated: 06/07/2022

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