NETS has been delivering babies to intensive care units for 40 years

In a joint appointment by the Women's and The University of Melbourne, Professor Kelsey Hegarty has been appointed Australia’s first chair of Family Violence Prevention

One hundred and sixty babies and their mothers helped us to celebrate our 160th year last Friday at a morning reception hosted by the Governor of Victoria, the Honourable Linda Dessau AM.

Dr Susan Matthews is the new Chief Executive of the Royal Women’s Hospital.

A very generous bequest from the estate of Ilma Mary Short enabled the Women’s to establish The Gynaecology Research Centre.

The role will see Cath combine her professional experience and expertise with her deep commitment to health equity and progressing women’s rights.

Our Winter Appeal raises vital funds so brilliant researchers and clinicians - such as Louise Owen - have access to the latest knowledge and equipment.

The Women's CEO Sue Matthews apologises for the role our hospital played in separating First Nations babies from their parents and communities.

Access to abortion is fundamental to women's sexual and reproductive healthcare, and is a human right, our CEO Sue Matthews writes.

Mothers experiencing homelessness are being given a chance to thrive through an Australian-first health, housing and support program.