ACT government signals provision of a permanent gynaecological cancer surgery unit in Canberra

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Updated August 17 2022 - 2:26pm, first published August 15 2022 - 2:30pm
If women in the Bega and Eurobodalla shires cannot get in at the Canberra gynaecological oncology clinic, they have to travel to Sydney for treatment. (Stock image)
If women in the Bega and Eurobodalla shires cannot get in at the Canberra gynaecological oncology clinic, they have to travel to Sydney for treatment. (Stock image)

For around 30 years women in the Bega Valley and Eurobodalla shires needing treatment for gynaecological cancer have relied on a fortnightly clinic held at the Royal Women's Hospital in Canberra.

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Marion Williams

Journalist

Moved to this beautiful part of the world in December 2019. Too many years as a writer, researcher and journalist to count. Now covering the southern end of Eurobodalla, Bodalla to Tilba, plus Bermagui. Contact me at marion.williams@austcommunitymedia.com.au if you have a story you think our readers would like.

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