Health NZ - Southern

ALT Text reads New Dunedin Hospital Outpatient Building Site Update June 2025 There is a photo of the South side of the Outpatient Building showing glass windows and white panels, with roads around it. Logos at the bottom for New Dunedin Hospital and Health New Zealand – Te Whatu Ora

ALT Text reads ‘A smaller crane has taken over on site as the big deliveries wind down, making room for more work to happen around it. The lower roof on Level 1 will cover the truck loading area on one side and the drop-off parking area on the other. There is a photo of the North side of the Outpatient Building showing green, yellow and white panels with a canopy running the length of the building at level 1. There is a crane at the front of the building. Logos at the bottom for New Dunedin Hospital and Health New Zealand – Te Whatu Ora

ALT A photo of the Outpatient Building from the South East corner showing the red brick with large windows. The Eastern facade is bathed in sunlight and the southern facade is in shadow. Logos at the bottom for New Dunedin Hospital and Health New Zealand – Te Whatu Ora

ALT Text reads Thank you RCP for these amazing images. The photo shows the roof of the Outpatient Building from a top-down birds-eye view, with large plant visible in the middle. Logos at the bottom for New Dunedin Hospital and Health New Zealand – Te Whatu Ora

ALT Heading reads: Community Health Podcast Listen to Southern Health Future where we share community health updates on the OARsome morning show (OAR FM). Text in a teal box: Dr Hywel Lloyd, a GP and also the Executive Director of Quality and Clinical Governance for Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora - Southern, discusses tips to keep ourselves and our whānau well during Winter. Listen to the interview here. Listen at: oar.org.nz/shows/southern-health-future/ A picture of Hywel is in a circle on the left hand-side of the graphic.

ALT White text on a blue background, text reads: Expecting a planned appointment at the hospital? You can now receive your appointment letter by email (or still post if you prefer). If Health NZ has your email address, you’ll receive an email asking you to confirm your email address.

ALT Heading reads: Community Health Podcast Listen to Southern Health Future where we share community health updates on the OARsome morning show (OAR FM). Text in a teal box: Erolia Eteuati-Rooney, Regional Lead for Pacific Health, talks about how vaccines protect our whole community from pēpi to elders. Ahead of World Immunisation Week this month, she wants everyone to check out what vaccines are recommended for you and your whānau. A picture of Erolia is in a circle on the left hand-side of the graphic. Text: Listen at: www.southernhealth.nz/podcasts

ALT Text in a teal box: Alison Stewart-Piere, Nurse Practitioner in Sexual Health, talks about HPV (Human Papillomavirus), what it is, why it matters, and what you can do to protect yourself and others. The best protection is the vaccine, which is free for people aged 9 to 26. A picture of Alison is in a circle on the left hand-side of the graphic. Text: Listen at: www.southernhealth.nz/podcasts

ALT Text in a teal box: Kaye Cheetham, Allied Health, Scientific and Technical Officer for Health New Zealand I Te Whatu Ora Southern. A picture of Kaye is in a circle on the left hand-side of the graphic. Text: Listen at: www.southernhealth.nz/podcasts

ALT Friday 29 November 9am-7pm and Saturday 30 November 8am-2pm West Invercargill Health, 3/64 Arena Avenue, Invercargill

ALT Free Cervical Screening Clinic Saturday 23 November 2024, 7am-1pm Women's Health Outpatients, ground floor Dunedin Hospital

ALT Friday 29 November 9am-7pm and Saturday 30 November 8am-2pm West Invercargill Health, 3/64 Arena Avenue, Invercargill

ALT Free Cervical Screening Clinic Saturday 23 November 2024, 7am-1pm Women's Health Outpatients, ground floor Dunedin Hospital

ALT A picture of the Western side of the New Dunedin Hospital Outpatient Building Text: New Dunedin Hospital Outpatient Building, A View From the Sky, November 2024, Drone photos Hamish Miller, RCP

ALT A drone picture of the Southern side and roof of the New Dunedin Hospital Outpatient Building Text: We’re on track for the Outpatient Building to be watertight by Christmas!

ALT A picture of the Northern side of the New Dunedin Hospital Outpatient Building Text: The concrete structure being built in front of the Outpatient Building will store medical gases including a 25-tonne liquid oxygen tank. This will supply our surgical theatres.

ALT A picture of the Noth West corner of the New Dunedin Hospital Outpatient Building Text: The crane onsite moves on huge timber mats set on one metre of compacted gravel. This helps safely distribute the plane’s weight.