The new Clinical Services Building delivered under the $150 million Goulburn Hospital and Health Service Redevelopment reached its highest point of construction, with a traditional topping out ceremony held this week.

Premier Gladys Berejiklian, joined by Health Minister Brad Hazzard and Member for Goulburn Wendy Tuckerman, attended a “topping out” ceremony to mark the milestone.



The tradition of placing a tree on top of a building symbolises the completion of the main structure of a building and celebrates the important milestone in a building’s construction.

The four-storey Clinical Services Building will include:

• main entry and hospital reception
• expanded emergency department
• medical imaging department
• intensive care unit
• operating theatres, with day surgery, recovery and pre-admission areas
• medical, surgical, paediatric and geriatric inpatient wards with specific designated palliative care beds
• maternity and birthing suite
• ambulatory paediatric and antenatal clinics
• sterilising services space, mortuary, patient flow, mental health triage and emergency call service.

Construction is on track for completion in late 2021.  

Click to view the latest drone footage of the redevelopment .