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  • Family’s heartfelt donation gives parents the gift of time to say final goodbyes 04 June 2026 Born on his due date in 2019, Jackson Cole Bantick is the third son for Amy and her husband Josh. Devastatingly, Jackson was born sleeping. “It was a perfect pregnancy, much like that of my previous two sons but on the day Jackson was due I didn’t feel right. I went into labour and when I got to the hospital, I was told there was no heart beat,” Mum Amy Bantick said. “They discovered later that I had a staph infection which unfortunately had been passed through to Jackson. “We were at Fiona Stanley Hospital and they had a Cuddle Cot so we were able to spend three days with him by our side in our room.” A Cuddle Cot is a specialised cooling system that lies beneath the baby in a custom designed bassinet and allows parents to spend precious moments with their child before saying their final goodbyes. To support other families through their grieving proce...
  • Cutting of the cake
    Rockingham General Hospital's 50th birthday 29 May 2026 Yesterday we celebrated Rockingham General Hospital’s 50 years of caring for the community. Asheila thanked everyone who helped make our birthday special. “What a fabulous day and fabulous event that you have all contributed to. I can’t thank the planning team enough for what you have done and what a great achievement. You should all be proud of what you achieved. The planning that has gone into t...
  • A dozen men and women stand together in an outdoor area designed to support rehabilitation in aged care patients
    Rockingham General Hospital’s new sensory garden opens 15 May 2026 After years of planning by the dedicated Rockingham General Hospital Aged Care Rehabilitation Unit team, the new sensory garden has been officially opened by RkPG Executive Director Asheila Narang and local member Magenta Marshall MLA.
  • Seven representatives of the Rockingham Peel Group Integrated Cancer Service, South Metropolitan Health Service Health Promotion and local government stand together in front of a variety of health promotion resources
    Cancer care partnership strengthens health promotion in Rockingham and Kwinana 12 May 2026 A valuable partnership between the Rockingham Peel Group Integrated Cancer Service, South Metropolitan Health Service Health Promotion and local government is strengthening health promotion for patients and local communities.

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  • Four women stand outside hospital smiling
    COPD patients breathing easier from the comfort of their homes 01 February 2022 RGH patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) are benefiting from a new multi-disciplinary service which aims to provide an improved foundation of care and reduce readmission rates.
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    RGH ED wins double accolades at ACEM awards 13 January 2022 The Rockingham General Hospital Emergency Department has received top honours, winning two national Australian College of Emergency Medicine awards, the Wellbeing Award and the Diversity and Inclusion Award.
  • There are two photos. Left photo: an Aboriginal boy sits on an Aboriginal woman's lap while a doctor kneels beside them. Right photo: An Aboriginal Health Liaison Officer sits next to an Aboriginal woman with a child on her lap.
    Collaborative partnership improving hearing outcomes for Aboriginal children in WA 08 November 2021 Rockingham General Hospital has helped improve hearing outcomes for 32 Aboriginal children by streamlining ear nose and throat surgery as part of a monthly clinic set up by Cockburn Integrated Health and partners Telethon Kids Institute and Moorditj Koort Aboriginal Corporation.
  • Two women standing inside a lobby
    A breast cancer journey during a pandemic 29 October 2021 The breast cancer journey from diagnosis to chemotherapy, mastectomy and radiation therapy is difficult in normal times, but throw in the COVID-19 pandemic and it becomes even tougher.
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Last Updated: 06/07/2022

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