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Hospital comes alive for Close the Gap Day

Floyd Leedie, QAS Darling Downs and South West paramedics, Wambo Windo Farm representatives (in orange) and Todd Williams, Darling Downs Health Director of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Services cutting the cake.

Dalby Hospital rejoiced in culture, community, and celebration as Darling Downs Health (DDH) marked National Close the Gap Day. The […]

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