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20 July 2026
Ella Boatfield is Metro South Graduate Nurse of the Year!
PA Hospital (PAH) graduate nurse Ella Boatfield has been named the 2026 Metro South Health International Nurses Day Graduate Nurse of the Year, recognising an outstanding first year of nursing and a commitment to compassionate, patient-centred care.
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17 July 2026
Dr Spiderman drops in to visit kids
'Dr Spiderman' took a break from scaling buildings and fighting villains to drop by the Children's Inpatient Unit to surprise some of our youngest patients with gifts.
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30 June 2026
PA Hospital surgeon's research aims to stop breast cancer returning in bone
When surgeon Dr Phillip Rowell first began working in orthopaedics more than 15 years ago, he didn't imagine his career would also involve helping unlock the mysteries of metastatic cancer.
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04 November 2025
Staff bling it on for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
QEII staff turned heads and hearts at the third annual Bling-a-Bra competition on 29 October.
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25 June 2025
Beauy turns pink for CUPPA4BCNA event
Staff at Beaudesert Hospital recently came together for a pink-themed Breast Cancer Awareness Morning Tea.
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09 May 2025
BreastScreen Coorparoo receives double the support
BreastScreen Coorparoo has reopened across the road in a spacious new facility boosted by a second mammography machine.
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21 January 2025
Dee is ready to ring in the New Year
Dee recently completed her treatment journey with Redland BreastScreen Queensland and ICON Cancer Care, ringing the bell at her final treatment.
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06 November 2024
QEII Bling a Bra competition bedazzles for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
QEII was looking positively bejewelled at the second annual Bling a Bra Competition on 31 October.
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31 October 2024
Judges say 'bra'-vo to creative LBHS staff
In a dazzling display of creativity and competitive spirit, staff across LBHS brought their A-game (and B-cups) to the recent Bling a Bra competition for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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13 November 2023
Redland Hospital first in SEQ to use Magseed technology for breast cancer patients
A magnetic device the size of a grain of rice is helping to ease the discomfort of Redlands Coast women undergoing breast cancer surgery.