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Celebrating RFDS’s Fallon Gray as National Rural and Remote Health Awards Finalist
Fallon Gray, Royal Flying Doctor Service South Eastern Section’s General Practice Business Development Lead, was a finalist for the 2025 National Rural and Remote Health Awards in the Excellence in Rural/Remote Health Administration category.
More detailsBudding pilot sets his sights on a career with the Flying Doctor
While most 15-year-olds are still trying to figure out what they want to do when they finish school, Jack Feher already has it worked out and is attempting to make his dream a reality.
Generous act raises money for Flying Doctor
The Flying Doctor is blessed to have incredible supporters who ensure that we are able to continue delivering high quality healthcare to rural and remote communities and we love to be able to highlight the great work they do.
Flying Doctor mourns Queen Elizabeth, who put the Royal in RFDS
RFDSSE pays its deepest sympathies to the Royal family after the passing of Queen Elizabeth II
Your support keeps the Flying Doctor in the air
You make it possible for us to deliver the best healthcare to some of the most remote communities of Australia, as well as being available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to perform emergency retrievals.
James goes boots and all in fun run for the RFDS
For 25-year-old James Caruana, participating in the 2022 fun run, City2Surf, was his way of giving back to the Flying Doctor.
A unique commitment that will remove isolation as a barrier to lifesaving medical care
Living in an isolated community showed one woman just how important the Flying Doctor is.
Flying Doctor training helps prepare rural GPs
A workshop for GPs by the Flying Doctor has showed how to handle everything from snake bites to quad bike crashes.
Supporter profile: Eric’s lasting impact
Wonderful supporters, like Eric, who make the kind-hearted decision to leave a gift in their Will to the Royal Flying Doctor Service (South Eastern Section) help ensure that we will be there for outback communities in need for generations to come.
