• Skip to main content
  • Skip to navigation
  • Accessibility
  • Contact Us
  • Home
Government of Western Australia Crest
Government of Western Australia
Government of Western Australia Crest

Additional Menu

  • Accessibility
  • Contact us
Go to WA Government search
  • About Us
    • Contact us
    • Accreditation
    • Advisory groups
    • Breast Cancer Awareness Month
      • Resources and support
      • Health Promotion in the Practice
      • Pink Ribbon Breakfast
    • BreastScreen and You
    • Careers
    • Information sessions
    • Partnerships with BreastScreen WA
    • Useful links
    • Virtual Clinic Tours
    • Your information
  • About screening mammograms
    • Making an appointment
      • Book Online
      • What to expect at your appointment
    • COVID-19
    • Benefits and harms
      • Radiation
    • Breast screening locations
    • Rural and remote women
    • After your screening mammogram
      • Further tests
    • Dense breasts
    • Women with breast implants
    • LGBTQIA plus
      • Screening Saves Lives campaign
      • Community engagement
    • Women over 75
    • Women under 40
    • Women with a disability
    • Aboriginal women
      • Block bookings
      • Resources
    • Multicultural women
  • Breast health
    • Breast awareness
    • Breast pain
    • Breast cancer
    • Family history of breast cancer
    • Annual screening
      • Mantle radiation
    • Lifestyle factors
    • FAQs
    • Myths
  • Health professionals
    • Information for General Practitioners
      • GP Referral to BreastScreen WA
      • Guidelines
      • Information for patients
    • LGBTQIA plus
      • Screening Saves Lives campaign
    • Position statements
    • GP Upskilling in Breast Diseases
    • COVID-19 vaccination and breast screening
  • Newsroom
  • Other languages
    • Arabic
    • Bosnian
    • Burmese
    • Chinese
    • Croatian
    • Dari
    • Dutch
    • French
    • Greek
    • Hindi
    • Indonesian
    • Italian
    • Japanese
    • Khmer
    • Korean
    • Macedonian
    • Malay
    • Maltese
    • Persian/Farsi
    • Polish
    • Portuguese
    • Punjabi
    • Russian
    • Serbian
    • Sinhalese
    • Somali
    • Spanish
    • Swahili
    • Tagalog/Filipino
    • Tamil
    • Thai
    • Vietnamese
  • Waiting times
  1. Home
  2. Newsroom

Newsroom

Keep up to date with the latest news from BreastScreen WA.

Book Now

Newsroom

  • Portrait of Dr Emmeline Lee
    Appointment of New BreastScreen WA Director 30 January 2025 We are pleased to announce that Dr Emmeline Lee has been appointed as Director of BreastScreen WA commencing with a two-week transition period on the 17th February 2025. Dr Lee’s appointment will have a focus on leadership, culture and driving the organisation into the future, alongside the very capable management team. Dr Lee is a locally trained radiologist with 20 years of experience in Women’s Imaging. She has extensive past clinical experience in mammography and breast assessment and works in the private and public settings as a radiologist. Dr Lee has worked in multiple leadership roles within health, education, and is an adjunct Associate Professor at University of Western Australia. Dr Lee’s appointment is a result of Dr Wylie stepping down from the Medical Director role at the conclusion of her current contract. BreastScreen WA thanks Dr Wylie for her ind...
  • Breast Cancer Awareness display at Canning Medical Centre Fremantle
    Health Promotion in the Practice Winner 06 December 2024 Medical practices promote breast screening for Breast Cancer Awareness month in October For 23 years, BreastScreen WA has held a Health Promotion in the Practice competition, encouraging medical practices to promote the importance of breast screening and breast awareness with their patients and local community. This is achieved through creative initiatives within the practice, including decorating...
  • VIP Guests standing for a photo
    Pink Ribbon Breakfast 2024 Recap 12 November 2024 BreastScreen WA’s 19th annual Pink Ribbon Breakfast at Fraser’s Kings Park was a great success with 140 attendees coming together to celebrate the achievements and supporters of BreastScreen WA. We were honoured to have Aunty Dot Bagshaw complete a Welcome to Country and have Ms Emily Hamilton MLA (Member for Joondalup), representing the Health Minister, the Hon. Amber-Jade Sanderson MLA. Ms Ha...
  • Matagarup Bridge Sunset
    Matagarup Bridge Goes Pink! 29 October 2024 The Matagarup Bridge turned pink last night in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness month and BreastScreen WA staff were there to mark this important occasion. Some amazing photos were captured, we may be biased but we think the bridge looks pretty great in pink! You may have seen other landmarks in pink also with Joondalup Drive Bridge, Matagarup Bridge, Mount Street Bridge, Northbridge Tunnel,...
  • Pink Ribbon Breakfast
    Pink Ribbon Breakfast 2024 tickets on sale now 04 October 2024 Each year, BreastScreen WA hosts a Pink Ribbon Breakfast to celebrate its achievements and supporters. The event consists of sit-down breakfast, and guest speakers who are women who have achieved wonderful things throughout their career. Event details are as follows Registration begins at 7:00am Formalities from 7:30am-9:00am Located at Fraser's Function Centre King's Park, 60 Fraser Avenue Purch...

Read more exciting news

  • Minister for Health visiting Midland clinic
    Minister for Health Visits Midland Clinic 09 September 2024 The Minister for Health, Hon Amber-Jade Sanderson, paid a visit to the BreastScreen WA Midland clinic this past week for a welcome chat and photo opportunity. Accompanied by other local representatives and her team, Minister Sanderson took photos with BSWA's Chief MIT Julie, and clinic MIT Vikki, who has worked in the Midland clinic since it opened.
  • Staff posing in front of truck at EveryWoman Expo
    EveryWoman Expo 2024 28 June 2024 EveryWoman Expo 2024 was on June 20-23 this year and was a huge event for the organisation. BreastScreen WA not only had a booth at the Expo, but the mobile screening unit Boronia was on-site to screen willing visitors. This huge team effort of radiographers, administrative staff and health promotion staff led to 169 women screening over the weekend. Survey data showed that the convenience of having the mobile clinic on-site to screen while at the Expo was the biggest reason why women chose to screen at the Expo, and for many it was their first time. Overall, nearly 300 women were booked, whether that was for the mobile unit, or at a permanent clinic closer to home.
  • Flyer for Armadale Women's Health and Wellbeing Day
    BreastScreen WA returns to Armadale 23 April 2024 BreastScreen WA's mobile screening unit will be returning to Armadale from 23 May to 23 August 2024. The unit will be located again at Hayne's Shopping Centre. Book your free screening mammogram here, or call 13 20 50. Join BreastScreen WA at the Armadale Women's Health and Wellbeing Day which will coincide with the truck's visit to Armadale. Come along to the Champion Centre and celebrate women, wellbeing, health, culture and community, with health checks, information, giveaways, activities, and food and drinks, all completely FREE. Event details Event: Armadale Women's Health and Wellbeing Day Date: Tuesday 18 June 2024 Time: 10am-1pm Location: Champion Centre, 76 Champion Drive, Seville Grove
  • Executive team from North Metropolitan Health Service posing and smiling with new pink Aboriginal artwork
    BreastScreen WA celebrates 35 years of service 11 March 2024 Last Friday, on International Women's Day, BreastScreen WA held a morning tea at the Cannington clinic to celebrate the service's 35th year of providing free screening mammograms to WA women. In 1989, the first BreastScreen WA screening clinic opened in Cannington operating one x-ray machine and screening 4687 women in the first year. After its third relocation, the Cannington clinic now screens 14,115 women a year with three x-ray machines. Since opening in 1989 the BSWA Cannington Clinic has completed a total of 384,502 mammography screens. Across the state, BreastScreen WA now has 12 permanent clinic sites, and four mobile screening units, screening nearly 130,000 women a year. Thank you to all who attended, including Angela Kelly, Deputy Director-General Department of Health, Dr Shirley Bowen, Chief Executive North Metropolitan Health Service, Clinical Prof David Forbes, North M...
  • BreastScreen Australia 2024 logo on a pink background
    BreastScreen Australia Conference 2024 22 January 2024 BreastScreen Australia Conference 2024 You are invitedto be part of the 2024 BreastScreen Australia conference to be held on 13 - 15 March 2024 at the National Convention Centre, Canberra. The 2024 Conference is anticipated to attract 500 national and international delegates. This conference will showcase Breast Cancer Screening including up to date research and project work related to all aspects of it including; Engagement of target populations and what is working well nationally Diagnosis of Breast cancer and what is changing Latest research and looking forward at changes in approaches to screening Data analysis and how it paves the way moving forward in programs such as screening and prevention The most recent outcomes and benefits of early diagnosis of breast cancer Delegates will comprise of professionals including Radiologists, Radiographers; Nurses, Surgeons, Breast Physicians, P...
Previous1234567Next
Last Updated: 17/01/2023

Footer menu

  • wa.gov.au
  • Copyright
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy
  • Sitemap
  • Contact Us

Brought to you by the Department of Health, Western Australia

© Government of Western Australia 2018 to