Stories

Warracknabeal couple Enid and Edward Schultz are the epitome of what love and life are all about.

When they married 66 years ago, Enid’s mother joked that they wouldn’t last two …

Get up, get out of bed and get moving.

That’s the message Rural Northwest Health acute care nurses are promoting to their patients.

The message is part of a new worldwide campaign …

Nursing numbers bolstered by new grads

A wealth of new nursing staff has bolstered clinical numbers at Rural Northwest Health and helped to ensure the organisation continues to meet high industry …

What does wellness mean to you?

The Rural Northwest Health wellness team will be at the Wimmera Machinery Field Days at Longerenong from March 5, to answer any health or wellness …

After nine years of piloting and guiding the development of an award-winning aged care model, Warracknabeal campus manager of Aged Care, Wendy Walters has resigned.

Ms Walters has accepted a position …

Rural Northwest Health trade cook Janine Edwards has an important message for the 40-plus community – take advantage of your bowel cancer screen kits.

After recently discovering she had bowel cancer, …

Twilight market introduces

garden scape to community

The success of the recent Twilight Market at Rural Northwest Health’s Warracknabeal campus was more than a financial boon for the organisation.

The majority of visitors …

Rural Northwest Health’s new chief executive officer is blending his sporting values into his role.

Kevin is a strong believer in taking advantage of teamwork to get the best result. He …

More than a decade of dedicated service on Rural Northwest Health’s board of management was rewarded with life governorship this week.

Leo Casey completed his 10-year tenure with the RNH board …