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Buronga HealthOne

Buronga HealthOne incorporates the Dareton Primary Health Service.

The Buronga HealthOne is a new facility in Buronga and is the Hub of the hub and spoke model across the communities of Buronga, Dareton, Gol Gol, Wentworth, Euston and Balranald.

05/03/2026

Free and confidential pregnancy care services are available for you 💜

Our caring and friendly team work from Buronga HealthOne, Balranald Multi Purpose Service, Dareton Outreach Service and Wentworth Health Service.

💜 A community Midwife and Aboriginal Health Worker are available to provide care throughout your pregnancy.
💜 We work in conjunction with a visiting doctor from the Mildura Base Public Hospital for your antenatal care and to support you through your birth.
💜 Families that we care for through their pregnancy will be offered postnatal care by our team, which can include home visits.

To arrange a free and confidential appointment, phone (03) 5021 7200 or 0448 627 917 and ask for Midwife Jesse or Aboriginal Health Worker Sheryl.

04/03/2026

Primary Health Clinics running every week in Buronga, Wentworth & Dareton 👩🏼‍⚕️

🟢 Wound care
🟢 Chronic disease management
🟢 Blood collection
🟢 Adult immunisations

🏥 Buronga: Every Tuesday and Thursday, 9:00am to 12:30pm at Buronga HealthOne, Pitman Ave.

🏥 Wentworth: Every Tuesday, 9:00am to 12:30pm at Wentworth Hospital, 24 Hospital Road.

🏥 Dareton: Every Monday, Wednesday & Friday, 9:00am to 12:30pm at 55 Sturt Place.

Bookings for all locations can be made by phoning Buronga HealthOne on (03) 5021 7200.

26/02/2026

Primary Health Clinics running every week in Wentworth, Buronga & Dareton 👩🏼‍⚕️

🟢 Wound care
🟢 Chronic disease management
🟢 Blood collection
🟢 Adult immunisations

🏥 Buronga: Every Tuesday and Thursday, 9:00am to 12:30pm at Buronga HealthOne, Pitman Ave.

🏥 Wentworth: Every Tuesday, 9:00am to 12:30pm at Wentworth Hospital, 24 Hospital Road.

🏥 Dareton: Every Monday, Wednesday & Friday, 9:00am to 12:30pm at 55 Sturt Place.

Bookings for all locations can be made by phoning Buronga HealthOne on (03) 5021 7200.

15/02/2026

Join our district team! 🌟

Staff Accommodation Coordinator, District
Permanent Full Time, Health Mgr Level 1
Requisition ID: REQ636859
Location negotiable within Far West LHD

The Staff Accommodation Coordinator, District manages operational and financial aspects of accommodation centres and residences to ensure safe and clean residences and a maintained revenue stream for the District.

Full position description and selection criteria at: https://jobs.health.nsw.gov.au/fwlhd/jobs/staff-accommodation-coordinator-district-324654

03/02/2026

Are you starting Year 11 in 2026? Consider a School-Based Apprenticeship or Traineeship and kick start your career while completing school 🌟

Applications for our 2026 School-Based Trainees (SBAT) program are now open until Sunday 8 February 2026.

Over two years, students will gain an industry recognised qualification and paid work experience as part of their Higher School Certificate (HSC).

Buronga is offering:
🌟 Business Administration

Wentworth:
🌟 Health Service Assistant (Nursing)

Interested? Send your resume to Jacinta Barraclough on email Jacinta.Barraclough@health.nsw.gov.au

02/02/2026

Families with young children are warmly invited to join the Buronga HealthOne Child and Family Walking Group for a relaxed and enjoyable stroll along the river walking track.
Starting Monday, 9 February 2026 at 9.30am, parents, grandparents and carers are welcome to take part. Feel free to grab a coffee along the way and enjoy some fresh air and friendly company.
Please meet at 9.30am at James King Park, Gol Gol, near the playground toilet block.
Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable walking shoes and be sun-smart — don’t forget your hat and water bottle.
The Child and Family Walking Group meets every Monday, excluding public holidays.

26/01/2026

Hot weather can be dangerous for everyone. Be prepared and follow these simple tips.

If you need medical advice and your usual doctor isn't available, you can call healthdirect anytime day or night, for free, on 1800 022 222 and get the help you need.

25/01/2026

Your body normally keeps itself cool by sweating and moving more blood towards the skin.

In extreme heat, or if you are physically active in hot weather, your body’s natural cooling system can begin to fail. Your body temperature can increase to dangerous levels, leading to severe heat-related illness including heat stroke and heat exhaustion.

Heat-related illness can affect anyone and is more likely to happen when you are dehydrated and can’t produce enough sweat to help you cool down.

😰If you are experiencing symptoms of heat exhaustion and need advice, phone healthdirect on 1800 022 222 anytime of the day or night for advice from a Registered Nurse. This is a free service.

🚨If you are experiencing symptoms of heat stroke, immediately call Triple Zero (000).

23/01/2026

Everyone in the Far West should take precautions to protect themselves from extreme heat over the coming days.

☀️ Heatwave conditions are forecast across western NSW from tomorrow, Saturday 24 Jan.
☀️ These conditions will last until at least the middle of next week.

Extreme temperatures can cause life-threatening illness, and it is important to take action to stay cool and know the symptoms of heat-related illnesses.

You can reduce your risk of heat-related illness by:
✅ closing blinds and curtains early
✅ staying indoors during the hottest times of the day
✅ staying hydrated and carrying a water bottle when outside

🌡️ Signs of heat-related illness can include headache, dizziness, nausea and vomiting, fatigue and cramps. People with these symptoms should move out of the sun and seek shade or use a fan or air conditioning, take a cool shower or bath if possible and take sips of water.

🚨 People who do not respond to these steps or who show symptoms suggesting a more severe illness, including a sudden rise in body temperature, who are no longer sweating, showing aggressive or strange behaviour or who are fitting, should seek urgent medical attention or call Triple Zero (000).

For information on the latest heatwave warnings and advice, follow the NSW Ambulance social media pages or visit their website: www.ambulance.nsw.gov.au/in-the-community/warnings

21/01/2026

Do you need to travel for specialised healthcare? 🚗 IPTAAS may be able to help with costs

NSW residents can claim financial assistance towards travel and accommodation costs if they need to travel more than 100km one way, or 200km in a week, for specialised medical treatment that is not available locally.

This program is called the Isolate Patients Travel and Accommodation Assistance Scheme, or IPTAAS.

For information on eligibility or assistance to claim:
🔵 Visit www.iptaas.health.nsw.gov.au
🔵 Speak with your healthcare provider
🔵 Phone the FWLHD IPTAAS office on (08) 8080 1433 or (08) 8080 1437.

Address

3 Pitman Avenue
Buronga, NSW
2739

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61350217200

Website

http://fwlhd.health.nsw.gov.au/

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