The RFDS in WA
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New aircraft joins RFDS WA fleet thanks to Rinehart Medical Foundation and Hancock Iron Ore
The Royal Flying Doctor Service in Western Australia has officially welcomed a new Pilatus PC-12 PRO aircraft to its Jandakot base - the first of its kind to join the RFDS WA fleet.
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Peace of mind in the Wheatbelt
Eight-month-old Teddy became unwell with a fever, he became floppy, developed a blotchy rash and his hands, feet and lips turned purple. Chelsea says it was the most frightening experience as a parent.
Trip of a lifetime takes a turn
Retirees David and Liz had set off from Melbourne with a plan to drive around Australia. Exploring the Aboriginal rock art in Wunnamurra Gorge, Liz slipped on some rocks and heard a crack - her ankle was broken.
Four new appointments to strengthen our Board
Four new members have been appointed to the Royal Flying Doctor Service Western Australia (RFDS WA) Board, further strengthening its governance and leadership following the appointment of incoming Chair Mr Rob Slocombe in February 2026.
Inaugural recipient of the Wendy Scholarship for Midwifery
Inaugural recipient of the Wendy Scholarship for Midwifery, Alana Wemyss.
RFDS delivers four billion-dollar impact amid record demand
The Royal Flying Doctor Service in WA (RFDS) is delivering twice the value of the funding invested in its operations, according to a new independent report, amid record demand for its services.
Meet Dr Pip
Dr Pip Baker grew up on a dairy farm in northern Victoria and graduated in Medicine from the University of Adelaide.
