Where Two Rivers Meet - Healthcare in Wentworth

Where Two Rivers Meet - Healthcare in Wentworth

From Far West of Centre - Health in Outback NSW by Integrated Care FWLHD

May 31, 2026 · 15 min · Season 10 · Episode 6

About this episode

The episode features Tim O’Neill discussing healthcare developments in Wentworth, NSW.

Moving further through the Far West Local Health District, today we have arrived at Wentworth. The town of two rivers, where the Murray and Darling rivers meet. Wentworth is most famous for the historic inland river port, riverboat history, and the old Wentworth Gaol which was built in 1879. Today we are joined by Tim O’Neill, Health Service Manager at Wentworth Health Service. Tim is a longstanding employee and talks about the newly redeveloped Wentworth Hospital. Join us each fortnight for a new episode where we showcase one of many dedicated and driven district staff members who strive to deliver excellent health care in the rural and remote locations of the Far West Local Health District. Hosted by Heidi Drenkhahn and produced by Juanita White for the Integrated Care Team, Far West Local Health District. Listener discretion is advised, as episodes may discuss or name Indigenous people who are deceased. Information provided in this podcast is correct at the time of recording and is generalised information. If you require further individualised health care advice, please contact your health care provider. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!)…

People in this episode

Host: Heidi Drenkhahn

Guest: Tim O’Neill

Topics covered

  • healthcare
  • rural health
  • Wentworth
  • hospital redevelopment
  • local health services

Keywords

  • Wentworth
  • healthcare
  • Murray River
  • Darling River
  • hospital
  • rural health
  • local health district

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Wentworth Health Service, Far West Local Health District

Places: Wentworth, Murray, Darling

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