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Community unites to raise record $112,000 for LGH Giving Day
LGH Giving Day delivered a $112,000 community fundraising blitz on Wed, 23 Sept 2026 for patient care developments at the hospital.
Tasmanian REM sleep study making global impact
Read about how a Tasmanian researcher is taking her REM sleep study to the world.
In memoriam: Juin Dobson (1933 - 2026)
Vale Juin Dobson 1933 - 2026. Juin was a highly regarded nurse and fierce advocate for local medical research through Clifford Craig Health Foundation.
Empowering women through awareness and early detection
Our annual Women’s Health Brunch focus was gynaecological cancers awareness - knowing the symptoms, booking a GP visit or gynaecologist referral and detecting early.
Advancing sepsis prevention through global experience
Sulthan is advancing sepsis prevention at LGH through global experience.
In memoriam: Rosalind (Ros) O’Connor
Vale Ros O’Connor, patron of Clifford Craig Health Foundation.
Supercars star drives smiles and support for medical research
V8 supercar champion, Chaz Mostert, visited Launceston General Hospital en route to Symmons Plains Raceway.
An enchanting evening of elegance and giving
View our official gallery from Launces-ton’s night of nights - our fundraising Gala Ball themed Diamond of the Season.
A family’s connection to Clifford Craig comes full circle
Beryl Osborne OAM, shares why she continues to support the locally funded health programs via Clifford Craig Foundation.
World champion energy inspires Launceston locals
Read all about the highlights from our 2026 International Women’s Day Lunch.
Preventative health approaches to reduce your osteoporosis risk
Health tip: This International Women’s Day, we take a look at osteoporosis prevention.
Meet our 2026 Medical Research Student Scholarship recipient
Meet Daniel Kim, 2026 Medical Research Student Scholarship recipient.
Investing upstream: how Tasmania can turn $700 million into better health for all
The recent announcement that our state will receive around $700 million in additional Australian Government health funding over the next five years is a welcome boost and a rare opportunity to transform not just hospitals, but the health of Tasmanians across the community.
Remote-controlled car aims to ease young patients’ anxiety at hospital
Rotary Club of Launceston donated an electric car to the LGH’s Wombat Ward.