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16 September 2026
A 'village responsibility' for child health
Jodi Pipes brings 26 years of child, youth and family health experience to Torres and Cape HHS in a new community-centred nurse educator role.
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15 September 2026
Construction to start on St Paul’s and Kubin primary health care centre redevelopments
Construction will start on major upgrades to the St Paul’s and Kubin community primary health care centres on Moa Island, improving health facilities for both communities.
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09 October 2026
Cooktown welcomes first baby following return of birthing services
The arrival of baby Teuila Seiuli has marked a special milestone for Cooktown’s maternity team.
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17 September 2026
The milestone returning choice for new mums
For Midwifery Manager Debbie Bannan, maternity care is about empowering women with choice.
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14 September 2026
Birthing services returning to Cooktown and Biloela
Joint statement from Premier David Crisafulli and Health Minister Tim Nicholls on birthing services returning to Cooktown and Biloela.
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16 July 2026
New virtual care technology to support birthing mums in Weipa
New virtual care technology installed at Weipa Integrated Health Service will provide even greater clinical care and safety for new mums and their babies.
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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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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.