Music therapists use music to help patients express emotions and connect with themselves and others, even when words are difficult. It provides a safe, inclusive way for people of all backgrounds to communicate.

For many veterans like Jannine, the values learned through military service including teamwork, compassion and resilience continue to guide their contribution to the community long after active duty ends.

A young Gold Coast patient shares his experience with rare blood cancer, highlighting early symptoms, treatment and the support that helps young people stay hopeful during care.

Art workshops led by a young artist with lived experience give paediatric and youth mental health patients a safe way to express themselves, build confidence and feel connected.

From Robina to rural Queensland, registered nurse Clare is making an impact where it matters most.

A clinical nurse shares how quick action and emergency training helped her respond to a serious on-field incident, highlighting the value of skills, teamwork and community volunteering.

Young performers and artists from across the Gold Coast are set to fill hospital spaces with music and creativity this April, as part of Queensland Youth Week.

Meet the new Gold Coast Hospital and Health Board members and learn how their experience in health, leadership and community will guide local public healthcare services.

At just 18 years old, Annalise Patti should have been focused on choosing a career path or saving for her first home. Instead, her life veered in an unimaginable direction when she was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer.

An art exhibition for Autism Acceptance Month shares lived neurodivergent experiences, using drawing to build understanding, reduce stigma and support inclusive, accessible communication.