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Retired Queensland Reds front-rower Albert Anae has revealed his newborn daughter Halo was the “missing piece of the puzzle” for his family.
Springfield’s new Mater hospital will be equipped with a state-of-the-art robotic pharmacy system that will deliver around 100,000 prescriptions a year to patients ...
A Mater specialist orthopaedic surgeon has given a Queensland schoolgirl born with dwarfism the opportunity to fulfil her dream of competing at the World Dwarf Games ...
Mater Research Occupational Therapy PhD student Aleysha Martin, who recently returned from a five-week industry placement at the Royal College of Occupational ...
A tiny teacup poodle weighing just 2.2kg is bringing smiles to the faces of hundreds of pregnant women awaiting the arrival of their new babies at Mater Mothers ...
Dr John Kemp is widely recognised as an expert in the field of osteoporosis genomics, and he now brings this expertise to Mater Research as the Group Leader of the ...
An Ipswich mum diagnosed with stage three bowel cancer nearly 12 weeks after having her second child is warning young people that ‘cancer doesn’t discriminate’.
For the first time hundreds of newborns born at Mater hospitals across Queensland, like tiny identical twin sisters Emma and Sophia, will be gifted specially designed ...
A number of Wide Bay patients requiring public urological care may no longer have to travel to Brisbane for treatment, thanks to an agreement between Mater Private ...
Loretta Weatherall is a proud Gamilaraay woman, who has spent over 10 years delivering and promoting education and health programs in First Peoples communities.
A breast cancer survivor and passionate volunteer is using music to relax and inspire cancer patients undergoing treatment at the Mater Cancer Care Centre.
North Queensland retiree Stanley Cronin has spent a lot of time as a patient at Mater Private Hospital Townsville – and now he’s giving back to those who saved his life.