News & Events

Here are some upcoming South West-based events and news to help you become better acquainted with the region.

Upcoming Events

Looking After Yourself as a Health Professional

  • 25th July 2025
  • Grande Escape Resort

10th Rural & Remote Health Scientific Symposium

  • 8th – 9th October 2025
  • Alice Springs Convention Centre

WA Rural and Remote Mental Health Conference

  • Tuesday 4th November - Friday 7th November
  • Abbey Beach Resort
BASIS Student Led Clinic

BASIS Clinic Group Sessions

  • From 31st July 2025
  • Northcliffe Family and Community Centre and Manjimup Wellness and Respite Centre
BASIS Student Led Clinic

BASIS Clinic

  • From 4th August 2025
  • Northcliffe Family and Community Centre and Manjimup Wellness and Respite Centre

Children’s University Workshops

  • April 14th 2025
  • Bunbury
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Latest News

Walking Together: UDRH SW Cultural Orientation Deepens Student Understanding of Wadandi Country

24 Jun 2025

Image Credit: Josh “Koomal” Whiteland and UDRH SW Students on the Koomal Dre

Balance, Strength and Support: Northcliffe BASIS Sessions

18 Jun 2025

Author: Sakura Morley, Curtin Occupational Therapy Student  Image: Northcliffe

Ageing in Place: A student-led aged care initiative in rural WA – Partyline

17 Jun 2025

Authors: Amelia Speer and Sakura Morley (Curtin University Occupational Therapy

Celebrating First Nation Optometry Excellence with SWAMS  

11 Jun 2025

Pictured: UDRH SW Optometry Student Gayle Garcia, Norman Brandon, Sarah Haynes

Paramedicine: Beyond the Ambulance in the South West

10 Jun 2025

In a first for both the facility and Edith Cowan University (ECU), Emma Ness, a

Southern Regional Researchers Converge at ECU South West Bunbury Campus

10 Jun 2025

Panel discussions featuring Professor Martin Jones – Associate Dean (Regio

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We acknowledge and pay our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People 
as the first inhabitants of the nation, and who are the traditional custodians of the 
lands where our staff and students live, learn and work. We acknowledge the strength and resilience of our First Nations people and endeavour to work together for the benefit of all.