National Sorry Day
The Women's CEO Sue Matthews apologises for the role our hospital played in separating First Nations babies from their parents and communities.
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Kick-starting a new narrative for older womenA new Melbourne exhibition is celebrating the strength and beauty of older women and challenging negative stereotypes of aging with a varied program of arts and events at Abbotsford Convent.
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‘A lot has changed, but not quickly enough’Clinicians, advocates and pioneers from the Royal Women’s Hospital came together this week to engage in a panel discussion on the future of women’s health for International Women’s Day.
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Leading the conversation on the future of women’s healthcare in AustraliaKey issues in women’s healthcare will be discussed by clinicians, advocates and pioneers from the Royal Women’s Hospital in Melbourne tomorrow (March 4) in a virtual broadcast for International Women’s Day.
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International Women’s DayAhead of International Women's Day, join broadcast journalist Virginia Trioli and our panel of women’s health champions on Thursday 4 March as they discuss the critical health issues facing women today.
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Top women’s health researchers to inspire students across VictoriaMore than 140 girls in Years 10, 11 and 12 will attend today’s Meet a Scientist event held by the Women's to learn more about exciting and rewarding careers in science.
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Excellence and dedication celebrated at the Women’s Staff AwardsStaff from across the Royal Women’s Hospital have been acknowledged for their service and achievements at the annual Staff Awards held today (4 Sept).
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Nursing and Midwifery Awards 2019The Women’s celebrates its nurses and midwives at the annual Nursing and Midwifery Awards.
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The Women’s rich history in the spotlightThe Women’s rich history has been put on show, highlighting some of the great historical events, people, philosophies and achievements of our 160-plus year history.
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Sally Capp encourages women to create change on International Women’s DayCity of Melbourne Lord Mayor Sally Capp has delivered an inspirational International Women’s Day speech, encouraging women to “create change” through championing the stories of fellow women.
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School girls inspired to pursue careers in scienceThe next generation of budding young female scientists have been encouraged and inspired to pursue their passions in science today at the Royal Women’s Hospital.
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