Reconciliation

We are proud to announce that our second Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) 2025–2027 has been officially endorsed by Reconciliation Australia and is now live.

We have achieved 73% of the targets set in our Reconciliation Action Plan 2022-2024. We thank all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples for their generosity of spirit in working with us towards reconciliation.

The Women’s International Women’s Day Breakfast was anchored by the message: we need to embrace and address uncomfortable truths to close the Indigenous health gap.

Two of the Women’s champions for women’s health – one in Indigenous health and the other in urogynaecology – have been recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours.

Baggarrook is more than just a midwifery program – it’s a community. This National Close the Gap Day the Women’s Baggarrook midwives share how they’re improving outcomes for Indigenous families.

A new study shows the high standard of care Victorian public hospitals can deliver to First Nations families – when patients are correctly identified.

During NAIDOC Week, we are sharing what First Nations mothers have told us is most important in their maternity care.

The Women’s is celebrating National Reconciliation Week with the launch of its Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP).

The Royal Women’s Hospital’s Baggarrook midwifery care is helping to close to gap in mortality and birth complications for First Nations mothers, and has been put in the spotlight by a new study.

We are launching a new group antenatal program designed specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women, thanks to funding from Liptember – a national campaign dedicated to women’s mental health.