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31 March 2026

HeartKids get hands-on at open day

Pint-sized scrubs, big questions, and wide-eyed wonder filled the Queensland Children’s Hospital as young cardiac patients went behind the scenes at the annual Queensland Paediatric Cardiac Service Open Day.
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03 December 2025

Disability Inclusion Action Plan to ensure everyone feels safe, seen and supported
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21 November 2025

New technology transforms MRI experience for Queensland kids
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25 July 2025

Award-winning health promotion program rebrands to Pacifikai
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Culturally and linguistically diverse health

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03 July 2025

New surgical outpatient clinic welcomes first patients
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07 May 2025

Youth Hub to help Dakabin State High students reach their full potential
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13 December 2024

Groundbreaking cardiac surgery performed for the first time at the Queensland Children’s Hospital
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29 November 2024

Queensland Children’s Hospital celebrates first decade of healing, hope and healthcare excellence
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22 November 2024

The most common items ingested by kids over the past decade
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18 November 2024

Staff recognised for 10 years of care at Children's Health Queensland
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06 November 2024

Gallery showcases virtual worlds created by sick kids
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01 November 2024

Student-led artwork to feature in Dakabin Youth Hub
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25 October 2024

Children’s Health Queensland developing anti-racist educational intervention for health workers
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22 October 2024

Exhibition celebrates first decade of care at Queensland Children’s Hospital
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16 October 2024

Research to Bridge the Heart Gap with First Nations families
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17 September 2024

90 children gifted a new kidney over the past decade at the Queensland Children’s Hospital
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Organ and tissue donation

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15 August 2024

Juiced TV expands its educational program across Queensland
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Features

08 January 2026

You know your child best: how to advocate for them in the health system
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Sepsis

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11 December 2025

Unplugged together: Tips for navigating the social media ban with your child
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01 October 2025

Myths and tips about eating disorders every parent should know
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09 September 2025

How to navigate the long road to sepsis recovery
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Chronic conditions

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18 July 2025

Dealing with diabetes distress or burnout
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Diabetes

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20 January 2025

Help your child speak up about bullying
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Media releases

Mental health symposium aims to ensure all babies are seen, heard and supported

26 May 2026
Children’s Health Queensland Hospital and Health Board welcomes new appointments

1 April 2026
Parenting advice at the fingertips for Māori and Pasifika families

27 March 2026

Your stories

Liam

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Levi

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Scarlett

Scarlett has undergone five heart surgeries in just six years. Born with multiple severe and complex congenital heart defects, Scarlett underwent her first open-heart surgery at four weeks old.