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Life on the frontline
From aeromedical retrievals in the outback with the Flying Doctor to overseeing emergency departments in the city - RFDS Senior Aeromedical Consultant Dr Shima Ghedia is trained for any trauma.
More detailsAeromedical Training Academy celebrates one-year milestone
The Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) (Queensland Section) is proud to celebrate the first anniversary of the Aeromedical Training Academy in Bundaberg.
RFDS Season 3 takes off
Mark your calendars: Australia’s award-winning series, RFDS, is set to premiere its awaited Season 3 this week.
Aunty Joyce Crombie’s gift to become an important centrepiece
A powerful new artwork by respected Aboriginal Elder and artist Aunty Joyce Crombie was today donated to the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) (Queensland Section) Longreach Mental Health and Wellbeing Service.
Landing fees waived means big savings for the RFDS
The Fraser Coast Regional Council (FCRC) has again thrown its support behind the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) (Queensland Section) by waiving over $135k in landing fees at Hervey Bay and Maryborough airports.
The Royal Flying Doctor Service has 20 million reasons to thank Ergon Energy Retail customers
Twenty-five years of working alongside the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) (Queensland Section) has seen Ergon Energy Retail staff and customers raise more than $20 million.
RFDS crews upskill on trauma training
Doctors and nurses from across the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) (Queensland Section) and LifeFlight networks gathered across the state last week to upskill on essential trauma training.
Keeping kids safe and healthy from the start
This World Patient Safety Day, we share the vital work of the RFDS Primary Health Care (PHC) team in ensuring there’s ‘safe care for every newborn and child’ across Queensland.
Road to restoring the Drover
An iconic piece of Australian aviation history, the de Havilland Drover aircraft, is being carefully restored after spending more than 45 years on display at Mount Isa’s George McCoy Park.
