Tegan MacCormack—better known to many as cake decorating whiz Tigga Mac—was doing a routine breast check at home when she found a lump.
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Mental Health team win Victorian Public Healthcare Award
Bayside Health Peninsula’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Service has won the award for Excellence in Mental Health and Wellbeing at the 2025 Victorian Public Healthcare Awards. The team was recognised for the Elimination of seclusion and mechanical restraints in their inpatient services, having become the first and only service in Victoria to completely eliminate the use …
Help us support cancer patients like Tegan this Christmas
Tegan MacCormack—better known to many as cake decorating whiz Tigga Mac—was doing a routine breast check at home when she found a lump.
The Friendship Factory is open for business at Overport Primary
At Overport Primary School, the Student Health Ambassadors are leading the way in promoting inclusion, wellbeing, and safe social spaces through an inspiring new initiative called The Friendship Factory. This student-led project offers a welcoming space filled with fun activities and opportunities to build friendships. Thanks to the generous support of the Parents and Friends …
Caring for Carers program brings “hope”, “calm” and “relief”
The Peninsula University Hospital Emergency Department (ED) has implemented unique initiatives that have dramatically improved ramping times, freeing up more ambulances to return into the community.
Celebrating Allied Health Professions Day 2025
Today we celebrate Allied Health Professions Day, and the incredible team of skilled, caring and dedicated allied health staff we have here at Bayside Health Peninsula. This year’s theme ‘Stronger together’, highlights the benefits of multidisciplinary team-based care.
Innovative nurse role contributes to ambulance ramping success
The Peninsula University Hospital Emergency Department (ED) has implemented unique initiatives that have dramatically improved ramping times, freeing up more ambulances to return into the community.
Pinkies triumph again with $360,000 donation
Thank you and congratulations to the Pink Ladies Auxiliary for their incredible achievement in raising $360,000 for Peninsula University Hospital.
Father’s Day twice as nice for local dads
Anthony and JR grew up believing that they’d never be able to be parents. But now thanks to an extraordinary friendship and the support of Peninsula University Hospital, they’re proud Dads of two girls.
Ground breaking “Pathway” provides automated cancer detection
Bayside Health Peninsula’s gastroenterology team has developed a “Post Endoscopy Pathway”, the first process of its kind in Australia, designed to ensure no concerning endoscopy or biopsy results are ever overlooked.