The remarkable history of the Goulburn Base Hospital is being celebrated with a new heritage exhibition space opening today as part of the $165 million Goulburn Hospital and Health Service Redevelopment.

Construction is underway on the final stage of the  Goulburn Hospital and Health Service redevelopment.

The Southern Tablelands community will benefit from a major upgrade of hospital services with the official opening of Goulburn Hospital’s clinical services building

The community is advised of some important access and information changes at Goulburn Base Hospital in the coming week
 

Work has begun to relocate the hospital’s historic roses ahead of work to progress the $165 million hospital redevelopment.
 

The new Clinical Services Building is well and truly on track for completion later this year.

An exciting miilestone for the project was marked this morning, with the installation of the new hospital sky sign.

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The new Clinical Services Building (CSB) is on track for completion later this year, with lower ground floor finishes and fit out nearly done, and building commissioning now underway.

The interiors of the project will pay homage to the rich history of the region.
 

From mid-February, more than 1,450 metres of scaffolding around the new four-storey Clinical Services Building will be removed ...

The new four storey Clinical Services Building has reached its highest point of construction.

Goulburn Hospital’s 40 metre tower crane gets its name

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Further progress on the Goulburn Hospital Redevelopment with the first concrete pour for the new four-storey Clinical Services Building.

Another milestone in the construction of Goulburn Hospital and Health Service Redevelopment Project achieved

A milestone sod turn on Wednesday 9 October 2019 marked the start of construction on the redevelopment project.

There's more to building a hospital than constructing a new building and a huge amount of effort goes into the project away from the site.

The project team was treated to a presentation of new proposed façade and final hospital design with an augmented reality display.

The project remains on track for main works to begin in the coming months, with final insights captured around the new design.

It's an exciting time for the $150 million project with enabling works now completed.

Congratulations to the Key Health Worker Accommodation project team on their win at the Southern NSW Local Health District Quality Awards.

The main services trench has now been completed and will serve as the backbone of services and infrastructure for the current Goulburn Hospital campus.

The Asset Management Office has been completed with the team making the most of their new space.

Demolition has now come to an end, the new waste shed was handed over and bulk earthworks are set to begin.

The project team have achieved a huge milestone, with planning documentation now completed.

Goulburn Community Mental Health, Drug and Alcohol (CMHDA) staff have today, Thursday 1 November 2018, moved into their brand new home.

The Community Mental Health Drug and Alcohol Extension has been completed, with the Child and Family Cottage relocated.

The commencement of demolition for the Redevelopment has been announced.

So much has been achieved since the Health Minister announced funding for the redevelopment.

Staff accommodation has been modified and moved off-site.

We are very excited to commence the program and work with the community to catalogue historical items.

2017

Design and planning continues with input from User Groups. Final design and tendering is on track by late 2017.

2013 - 2016

In March 2015, the then NSW Health Minister, Jillian Skinner and Member for Goulburn, Pru Goward announce a $120 million redevelopment of Goulburn Base Hospital.

2016, a Business Case and Master Plan is submitted to the NSW Health Ministry outlining the service priorities, key challenges, redevelopment options and objectives.

Meetings are held with staff and community groups outlining the preliminary design. Over 700 people take part in around 40 meetings.