We are an iconic provider of hospital-based healthcare, striving to deliver an exceptional standard of care
We comprise several hospitals, health centres, a nationally accredited education provider and a world-class research institute
We are a nationally accredited, hospital-based Registered Training Organisation - the only one of its kind in Queensland
We are part of a collaborative research institute with The University of Queensland and founding partner of the Translational Research Institute
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Shaune Watt is a man motivated by personal experience. The arrival of his son Noah, born prematurely and critically ill more than a decade ago, inspired Shaune to ...
Take on the ride of your life this September and pedal towards supporting improved treatments for people fighting cancer. Cycle for Cancer is returning for a second ...
Kind-hearted Queenslanders have dug deeper than ever before to donate a record $1.5 million to this year’s Mater Giving Day.
Donations raised through Mater Giving Day will support Mater's Mission of meeting unmet community need by helping families purchase essential medical equipment and ...
A $100,000 Springfield Health City Research Grant to Mater Foundation has enabled Associate Professor Sumaira Hasnain to launch a study into whether specially ...
A $47,095 endoscopy image processor has been purchased through community donations through last year's Giving Day, and organisers are hoping the Bayside community ...
Sister Angela Mary has been recognised with an Order of Australia, a Centenary Medal and honorary degrees. She has also been honoured as a Queenslander of the Year ...
Mater Private Hospital Mackay is the only hospital in the region equipped with the $88,000 Fiagon ENT Navigation System, funded by community donations to Mater ...
On Sunday 20 November, more than 3,000 people will take on Tasmania’s Mount Wellington for this year's Point to Pinnacle fundraising event, including the Mater ...
Baby Moira is alive today thanks to the most advanced ventilator technology.
The Mater Smiling for Smiddy ‘Challenge in the Tropics’ wheeling out across North Queensland later this month is a poignant reminder of the legacy one life can leave.
A 17-year-old school student who watched her mum battle breast cancer and a Brisbane businesswoman are raising funds and awareness for breast cancer research and ...