Premium Content:

2025 WA Health Excellence Awards open for nominations

WA Health Minister Meredith Hammat has announced nominations are now open for the 2025 WA Health Excellence Awards.

The awards celebrate those who’ve made outstanding contributions to our state’s public health system, highlighting excellence and innovation in healthcare.

- Advertisement -

“These awards are a chance to recognise the extraordinary people working across our health system,” Hammat said.

“From frontline care to groundbreaking research and culturally safe community programs, the WA Health Excellence Awards shine a spotlight on the people and projects making a difference to the lives of Western Australians.”

The ten categories include Excellence in Mental Health, Person-Centred Care, Safety and Quality, Workplace Wellbeing and Culture, Research and Innovation, Sustainability, Aboriginal Health, Preventative Health, Rural and Remote Health Care and Primary Health Care Integration.

The Member for Mirrabooka will also present the Minister for Health’s Award to a WA Health staff member who has demonstrated a long-standing commitment to improving healthcare in Western Australia.

The community is also invited to nominate for the 7NEWS Health Heroes award, which will honour a standout frontline healthcare worker.

To nominate, or for more information, head to health.wa.gov.au

Latest

WA Opera’s next work is ‘Eugene Onegin’

Cameron Menzies will direct Eugene Onegin for West Australian Opera, bringing Tchaikovsky’s timeless tale of love and regret to Perth audiences.

Contemporary dance set to shine with Co3 ‘IN.RESIDENCE: GATHERING.2’

Co3 returns with GATHERING.2, an immersive dance experience blending performance, music and visual art across three dynamic weekends in Perth.

Head to Pride Networking Drinks this week

Pride Networking Winter Edition is this coming Wednesday 17 June from 5:30pm to 8:30pm at the Royal Hotel.

Jessica Mauboy to host ‘That Blackfella Show’ this NAIDOC Week

That Blackfella Show is back with another night of First Nations variety entertainment.

Newsletter

Don't miss

WA Opera’s next work is ‘Eugene Onegin’

Cameron Menzies will direct Eugene Onegin for West Australian Opera, bringing Tchaikovsky’s timeless tale of love and regret to Perth audiences.

Contemporary dance set to shine with Co3 ‘IN.RESIDENCE: GATHERING.2’

Co3 returns with GATHERING.2, an immersive dance experience blending performance, music and visual art across three dynamic weekends in Perth.

Head to Pride Networking Drinks this week

Pride Networking Winter Edition is this coming Wednesday 17 June from 5:30pm to 8:30pm at the Royal Hotel.

Jessica Mauboy to host ‘That Blackfella Show’ this NAIDOC Week

That Blackfella Show is back with another night of First Nations variety entertainment.

‘Canada’s Drag Race: All Stars’ reveals stacked cast for debut season

It's shaping up to be a very competitive season, stacked with finalists, global competitors and big personalities.

WA Opera’s next work is ‘Eugene Onegin’

Cameron Menzies will direct Eugene Onegin for West Australian Opera, bringing Tchaikovsky’s timeless tale of love and regret to Perth audiences.

Contemporary dance set to shine with Co3 ‘IN.RESIDENCE: GATHERING.2’

Co3 returns with GATHERING.2, an immersive dance experience blending performance, music and visual art across three dynamic weekends in Perth.

Head to Pride Networking Drinks this week

Pride Networking Winter Edition is this coming Wednesday 17 June from 5:30pm to 8:30pm at the Royal Hotel.