Earlier this year, MPHN partnered with Well Aware Training to deliver six free suicide prevention workshops across the Murrumbidgee region. The sessions gave community members practical skills to recognise the signs of suicide, start important conversations, and connect people to support. 

Spring has arrived, and the Riverina Thunderstorm Asthma Collaborative is urging residents, particularly those in Wagga Wagga and surrounding areas, to prepare for the risk of thunderstorm asthma. 

This is an exciting opportunity for Elders, community members, Aboriginal Health Practitioners, and health professionals to provide expert, considered advice and strategic direction to MPHN’s Board and key activities relating to First Nations health and wellbeing programs and services.

The 2025 Murrumbidgee Primary Healthcare Awards are opening sponsorship opportunities for the first time, giving your brand the chance to shine in front of approximately 130 primary healthcare leaders, innovators, and decision-makers.

MPHN is pleased to announce a new provider has been secured to deliver the Wagga GP After Hours Service, ensuring the continuation of after-hours care for the local community. 

MPHN’s inaugural Allied Health Forum brought together practitioners from across the Murrumbidgee for a day of innovation, collaboration and forward-thinking under the theme Now and Next.

Our team proudly represented the Murrumbidgee at the 2025 APNA Festival of Nursing, showcasing how collaborative commissioning and nurse-led clinics are improving rural health outcomes.

Nominations are now open for the 2025 Murrumbidgee Primary Healthcare Awards, and MPHN is calling on the community to help recognise the region’s dedicated and passionate primary healthcare professionals.

Murrumbidgee Primary Health Network (MPHN) has today launched a new grants program offering up to $50,000 for community-led initiatives that support mental wellbeing and suicide prevention in the region. 

A new website featuring tools to support people with lived and living experience of mental health, suicide and alcohol and other drug challenges has been launched today, as part of the ten-year anniversary celebrations for the Murrumbidgee Mental Health, Drug and Alcohol (MMHDA) Alliance.

Pride month is about more than rainbow flags and parades – it’s also a chance to reflect on how we can make healthcare safer, more respectful, and inclusive for everyone, all year round.

The National Allied Health Practice Engagement Toolkit, a practical and accessible resource for allied health clinicians working in primary care, has been officially launched this month. 

Local organisations are invited to turn bold ideas into reality through the launch of new mental health grants offering up to $200,000 in funding.

The Medicare Mental Health Centre in Young was officially launched today, marking a milestone for accessible mental health care in the region. 

Would you know how to recognise if someone you know was having thoughts of suicide? MPHN is offering free face-to-face suicide prevention training across the Riverina.

How often do you think about your heart? This vital organ works continuously, ensuring blood flows throughout your body, yet it is often overlooked until a problem arises.