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17 June 2026
Napranum to celebrate new life with Welcoming Piccinini Day
Napranum babies will be celebrated next week at a special community day as part of TCHHS's Growing Deadly Families program.
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05 June 2026
TCHHS residents urged to take bowel screening test
Residents across the Torres Strait, Cape York and Northern Peninsula Area are being urged to “choose life” and complete a bowel cancer screening test this year.
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03 June 2026
TCHHS Health Expo programs expand across region
Aurukun will host the first of four Health Expo events next week as Torres and Cape HHS expands the successful program across the region.
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21 May 2026
Women’s health clinic and Yarning circle on Poruma
A women’s health outreach clinic and Yarning circle was held on Poruma (Coconut) Island earlier this month (11-14 May).
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15 May 2026
Father of five’s incredible journey to health career
A proud Aboriginal man who raised five daughters while completing his Master’s in Social Work is the newest member of Cooktown’s allied health team.
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28 April 2026
TCHHS and AFL Cape York kick goals with new partnership
A new partnership between Torres and Cape HHS and AFL Cape York is going to open up career and health opportunities for young people across the region.
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17 April 2026
$4.6M investment strengthens aged care in Cooktown
Cooktown’s residential aged care service is set to undergo a $4.6 million upgrade to improve services for elderly residents closer to home.
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15 April 2026
Malaria cases on Saibai Island
Health authorities are managing five probable locally acquired cases of malaria on Saibai Island in the Torres Strait.
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01 April 2026
Board appointments
An 8-person board with experience in First Nations health, business and leadership has been appointed to help shape the future of healthcare in the Torres and Cape region.
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20 March 2026
Cyclone Narelle aftermath
All TCHHS staff are safe and we have had no reported injuries to staff or patients related to the current weather event.
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20 March 2026
Taking care post-cyclone
Following Tropical Cyclone Narelle, heavy rain, flood and general wet conditions will continue affecting most of Cape York over the coming days.