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NSW Health Pathology strikes gold for LGBTQIA+ inclusion

8th April, 2026

NSW Health Pathology has won a gold award in the ACON Health + Wellbeing Equality Index (HWEI) and been named Most Improved Service Provider, celebrat...

Raising awareness of ‘mystery’ cholesterol – Lp(a)

30th March, 2026

March 24 was Lipoprotein(a) Awareness Day and a timely reminder for Australians to understand their inherited heart attack and stroke risk and ask the...

Our staff ecstatic to be part of the 2026 Sydney Mardi Gras Parade!

3rd March, 2026

‘Ecstatica’ was the theme of this year’s 48th Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade, and our staff were thrilled to be part of it, marching alongsid...

Leading NSW pathologist honoured for championing multicultural health education

26th January, 2026

NSW Health Pathology’s Director of Core Pathology and Clinical Chemistry at Westmead and Multicultural Health Lead, Associate Professor Stephen Li, ...

Leading the way when it comes to diversity at work

4th November, 2025

Our Research Coordinator at Wollongong, Dr Vidiya Ramachandran has been featured in a new public art installation celebrating the city’s rich cultur...

Paddles and Pathology. Our new Dubbo lab manager finds balance on the water

9th October, 2025

Our Dubbo pathology lab has welcomed new lab manager, Shaleen Shah, who has embraced country life and joined a local dragon boating team to maintain h...

Painting a path to healing

11th September, 2025

Meet Forensic Mortuary Technician, Abby-Lee Honeysett, a proud Wiradjuri woman who has taken to painting more frequently to disconnect from the demand...

Proud to be Australia’s only silver service health provider for LGBTQIA+ inclusion

6th June, 2025

NSW Health Pathology is proud to be partnering with ACON as part of our ongoing work under the NSW Health LGBTQIA+ Strategy. ACON is Australia’s le...

Head lice are getting harder to kill. Here’s how to break the nit cycle

3rd March, 2025

Wrangling head lice, and the children they infest, must be up there with the most challenging duties a parent or carer has to face. And the job is ge...