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Page 3 of 4 in the health archive on Small Good Things — 68 verified stories with named sources, newest first, updated August 2026.

Health Oceania

Royal Flying Doctor Service flies specialist care to remote Northern Territory stations

The Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) SA/NT operates fly-in bush clinics to remote Northern Territory stations and communities, delivering vaccinations, chronic disease management, mental health, oral health, maternal health, and community health nursing services. RFDS reported working with the Northern Territory Cattlemen's Association to reach stations including Avon Downs, Murray Downs, Mittiebah, Alexandria, Eva Downs, and Brunchilly, as well as communities in the Victoria River District.

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Health Global

Big Catch-Up drive delivers 100 million vaccine doses to 18.3 million children

The Big Catch-Up initiative delivered more than 100 million vaccine doses to an estimated 18.3 million children across 36 countries between 2023 and 2025. The World Health Organization, UNICEF, and Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance jointly confirmed the results on 24 April 2026, reporting the programme is on track to meet its target of reaching 21 million under-vaccinated children.

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Health Americas

Canada expands RSV protection for infants in remote Indigenous communities

Canada's National Advisory Committee on Immunization issued updated guidance on April 10, 2026 recommending nirsevimab, a monoclonal antibody, for infants at high risk of severe RSV disease, explicitly including infants in First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities. Infants in remote northern communities face a very high risk of hospitalization for RSV, according to the guidance.

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Health Oceania

New Zealand pursues strategy to become one of the first countries to eliminate TB

New Zealand has adopted a tuberculosis elimination strategy based on the World Health Organization's eight-point action framework for low-incidence countries, positioning the country as a potential first-in-the-world eliminator of TB. Health New Zealand updated national TB control guidelines on 17 March 2026, and tuberculosis treatment remains free for anyone diagnosed in New Zealand.

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