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Our Region, Our People: Meet Sabu

A Cape York First Nations man has reconnected with his culture while showcasing his artistic flair. Sabu Wailu, from the...

Our Region, Our People: Meet Piyal

A general practice in Weipa is upgrading its “unreliable” digital and telehealth technology to provide more timely and efficient health...

NQPHN visits health services in the Torres and Cape

Guided by members of the Torres and Cape Hospital Health Service (TCHHS) Digital Health Services Team, Gilyan and Carley’s short...

Our Region, Our People: Meet diabetes trainers for First Nations’ health workforce

Photo (L-R): Niki Mackie, Tigi Bani (middle), Elsie Whap (back), Patricia Harry (front), Grace Ward (back), Cassandra Baira (front), Tony...

Torres and Cape Suicide Prevention Community Action Plan

The sessions aim to understand the needs, issues, strengths, and opportunities of suicide prevention in the Torres and Cape region...

Our Region, Our People: Meet Jos

After attending a Cultural Awareness and Appreciation Workshop in early 2021, Jos was left feeling invigorated – eager to put...

Vaccine rollout in Far North Queensland

Supported by Northern Queensland Primary Health Network (NQPHN), an in-reach Commonwealth Government vaccination team from Healthcare Australia (HCA) visited Star...

Funding now available to support Indigenous Far North Queenslanders make healthier choices

The proposed initiatives should promote positive lifestyle behaviours that contribute to overall wellbeing, target risky behaviour, and/or create supportive environments...

Break it Down videos now available on Hitnet

The suite of Break it Down short films and music videos, developed by Desert Pea Media and funded by Northern...

Our Region, Our People: Meet Emma

James Cook University (JCU) fourth-year Occupational Therapy student Emma Sarovich is passionate about making a difference to the wellbeing of...

Our Region, Our People: Schools Up North Program

YETI’s Schools Up North (SUN) pilot program, funded by Northern Queensland Primary Health Network (NQPHN) and now in its second year, is...

Our Region, Our People: Meet James

James Tapau is passionate about making a difference in Indigenous health—and sees education as a vehicle to help his people....

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