​Construction of the new $330 million Eurobodalla Regional Hospital is on track, with the first concrete pour complete and work to build a new roundabout on the Princes Highway set to start in the coming months. 

The new concrete slab forms part of the lower ground floor of the north-western corner of the hospital which will include the first paediatric department in the region and a contemporary maternity unit, supporting high-quality, patient-centred care.

The new maternity department has been designed with extensive input from staff and the community, and will offer a calming, modern and culturally safe environment for women and families. 

The new paediatric department will complement other new services such as an intensive care unit and an MRI, enabling the hospital to provide comprehensive care for newborns, infants, and children.

To support future access to the new hospital’s site entrance, work to deliver a new roundabout on the Princes Highway will shortly begin, with construction expected to start in the coming months. 

To ensure the safety of workers and motorists, temporary traffic conditions will be in place during this period, with work expected to be completed late 2025. 

Staff and the community are encouraged to stay up to date with the latest project news and information by visiting the project website.​​​ 

​Quotes attributable to Minister for Regional Health Ryan Park:

“The NSW Government is investing in the future of our local communities by delivering this critical health infrastructure project which will support the healthcare needs of the entire Eurobodalla Shire from Narooma to Batemans Bay.

“The $330 million new Eurobodalla Regional Hospital will be larger than both Moruya and Batemans Bay hospitals combined and has been designed with the capacity to grow as demand for health services changes.

“This exciting milestone is another step towards delivering a world-class hospital for the Eurobodalla community.”

​Quotes attributable to Member for Bega, Dr Michael Holland

“It’s very exciting to see the significant progress being made on the $330 million Eurobodalla Regional Hospital project, which will soon provide more health services and more specialist care for our community.

“I’m pleased to see the new paediatrics and maternity units taking shape, which will support elevated healthcare for families in the Eurobodalla, enabling and offering an enhanced level of service and care to our community.”