Great Ocean Road Health

  • Pacific posting for nurse

    Great Ocean Road Health nurse unit manager Jason Phieler says working on the COVID-19 frontline in Papua New Guinea highlighted the need for Australia to continue to help its neighbours.

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  • Wye River gets health service

    Great Ocean Road Health will host a mobile health clinic at Wye River to provide services to neighbouring residents.

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  • COVID detected in Bay’s waste

    Great Ocean Road Health’s chief says the detection of coronavirus fragments in coastal wastewater will become more common, after a positive detection in Apollo Bay’s wastewater this week.

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  • Annual report cutoff wasn’t missed

    Colac district’s health services have met the Health Department’s deadline to submit their annual reports, despite an eyebrow-raising claim that they failed to finalise the reports in time.

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  • Upgrades for hospitals

    Colac Area Health, Great Ocean Road Health and Hesse Rural Health will receive State Government funding to improve their hospital facilities.

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  • Quick action stops spread

    Great Ocean Road Health chief Sandy Chamberlin has praised a Lorne restaurant owner for his quick response and responsible actions after one of his staff members tested positive to COVID-19.

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  • Coronavirus fragments in Apollo Bay’s sewage

    Great Ocean Road Health’s chief says the detection of coronavirus fragments in Apollo Bay’s wastewater is unexpected but not a complete surprise considering there are positive cases close to the coastal town.

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  • Trolley boost for hospital

    Lorne Community Hospital has welcomed a state-of-the art donation, thanks to the town’s op shop volunteers.

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