Calamvale Family Practice

Calamvale Family Practice We provide a full range of family medical care, health assessments & medicals, cosmetics, and allied health therapies.

Our experienced, specialist GP team bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the practice, to help provide patients and families with the highest possible quality of care. Our nationally accredited surgery is equipped with the most up-to-date medical treatment facilities, guided by a team of internationally experienced practitioners to provide you and your family with a personalised healthcare experience.

Friday 05th June is National Sausage Roll Day!One of the best things about sausage rolls is how versatile they are. They...
28/05/2026

Friday 05th June is National Sausage Roll Day!

One of the best things about sausage rolls is how versatile they are. They work just as well as a quick lunch as they do on a party platter, as a weekend snack, or even a cheeky breakfast.

Bite-Sized Facts for the Big Day
In honour of National Sausage Roll Day, here are a few fun facts to enjoy:
• The largest sausage roll ever made stretched over 130 metres
long!
• Sausage rolls consistently rank among the top five best-selling
items in Australian bakeries.
• The rise of plant-based eating has led to a delicious boom in
vegetarian and vegan sausage roll varieties.

How to Celebrate National Sausage Roll Day
The best way to join the celebration is simple—enjoy a sausage roll.
You can bake your own, pick one up from a bakery, or try a new twist on the classic.

What This Day Is All About
National Sausage Roll Day is a celebration of good food, good company, and the kind of traditions that stick around for a reason.

It is also a chance to:
Support local businesses: Bakeries are the heart of many communities.
Connect with tradition: For many people, sausage rolls bring back memories of childhood, family, school events, and weekend get-togethers.
Try something new: With so many creative takes on the classic, it is the perfect day to sample a gourmet, veggie, or plant-based version.
Have fun: Whether you bake at home, try a new flavour, or simply enjoy a flaky treat with your morning coffee, it is a light-hearted excuse to savour the day!

AUSTRALIAN MADE WEEKThe Australian Made, Australian Grown (AMAG) logo is the true mark of Aussie authenticity.As a certi...
24/05/2026

AUSTRALIAN MADE WEEK

The Australian Made, Australian Grown (AMAG) logo is the true mark of Aussie authenticity.

As a certification trademark, it is Australia's most trusted, recognised and widely used country of origin symbol.

For more than 40 years, the trusted green and gold kangaroo logo has helped thousands of brands communicate their Australian credentials to consumers, businesses and all levels of government.

At the same time, the Australian Made logo provides consumers with a highly recognised and trusted symbol for genuine Aussie products and produce. It does both of these things in conjunction with a campaign encouraging consumers to look for the logo when shopping.

The Australian Made logo is a registered certification trademark and can only be used on products that are registered with the not-for-profit organisation Australian Made Campaign Ltd (AMCL). There are a strict set of rules governing the logo’s use, which include meeting the criteria set out in the Australian Consumer Law, and the more stringent Code of Practice.

Look for the logo and buy Australian Made

World Family Doctor Day Is celebrated globally every year on May 19 to recognize the vital contributions of general prac...
18/05/2026

World Family Doctor Day

Is celebrated globally every year on May 19 to recognize the vital contributions of general practitioners (GPs) and primary care physicians.

First declared in 2010 by the World Organization of Family Doctors (WONCA), the day highlights the deeply personal, comprehensive, and continuous care family doctors provide to patients.

Today is an opportunity to thank your GP for being the cornerstone of community healthcare.

May is Brain Cancer Awareness Month in Australia, often referred to as "Grey May," dedicated to raising funds and awaren...
15/05/2026

May is Brain Cancer Awareness Month in Australia, often referred to as "Grey May," dedicated to raising funds and awareness for the leading cause of cancer-related death in children and young adults.
Initiatives include wearing grey, the Grey May Appeal, and various fundraising events to support research into better treatments, as survival rates for brain tumors have seen little improvement in 30 years.
FACT: Around 2,000 people diagnosed annually in Australia.

Does it count if it is in a pie with sugar?Today is NATIONAL APPLE PIE DAY.Although known all over the world, the apple ...
12/05/2026

Does it count if it is in a pie with sugar?

Today is NATIONAL APPLE PIE DAY.

Although known all over the world, the apple pie originated in England over 630 years ago, with the first recorded recipe appearing in 1381.

Apparently, a famous fast food chain in Australia use to mix Choko with the apples in their pies as they were cheaper and rather tasetless, therefore easily taking on the flavour of the apples.

International Nurses Day is celebrated annually on 12 May, to recognize the vital contributions of nurses worldwide. The...
10/05/2026

International Nurses Day is celebrated annually on 12 May, to recognize the vital contributions of nurses worldwide.

The 2026 theme is "Our Nurses. Our Future. Empowered Nurses Save Lives," focusing on strengthening health systems through the support and empowerment of the nursing workforce.

International Nurses Day celebrates the compassion, professionalism, and commitment of nurses, particularly as the largest workforce group in health systems.

International Nurses Day serves as a moment for nurses to reflect on their impact and for the community to appreciate their role in delivering care

THANK YOU to our very own, Cassie

Do It For Dolly Day is this Friday May 8, 2026Encouraging Australians to "Go Blue to End Bullying" to raise funds and aw...
05/05/2026

Do It For Dolly Day is this Friday May 8, 2026

Encouraging Australians to "Go Blue to End Bullying" to raise funds and awareness for Dolly's Dream.

Participants are encouraged to WEAR BLUE
HOST AN EVENT and DONATE to support anti-bullying programs and spread kindness.

Take a stand against bullying by spreading kindness in memory of Dolly Everett. To create a kinder world and ensure no young person faces bullying alone.

Today is World Hand Hygiene Day 2026 with the theme "Action saves lives," highlighting that clean hands are essential to...
05/05/2026

Today is World Hand Hygiene Day 2026 with the theme "Action saves lives," highlighting that clean hands are essential to preventing infections and protecting lives.

8 Hand Hygiene Facts to Keep You Healthy

#1 – Wash your hands with soap and water.
Soap and water work by mechanically removing microbes from your hands. And while they remove germs from your hands, they cannot kill germs.

#2 – Using alcohol-based hand sanitizer kills most, but not all, bacteria and viruses on contact.
Make sure to use enough alcohol-based hand sanitizer to cover all surfaces of your hands, and rub until dry. Hands should stay wet for approximately 20 seconds if you use the correct amount of sanitizer.

#3 – Wash your hands for longer than you think.
Most people don’t wash their hands as long as they really need to. You should wash your hands for at least 15 seconds, not specifically 15 seconds.

#4 – Dry your hands thoroughly after washing.
Wet hands are more likely to spread germs than dry ones. Always make sure you properly and thoroughly dry your hands after washing them.

#5 – Be sure to wash ALL parts of your hands.
The areas most often missed when cleaning your hands are the thumbs, fingertips and spaces between fingers.

#6 – Hand sanitizer is not a cure-all.
Hand sanitizer is NOT effective against C. difficile, a common healthcare-associated infection. Always wash your hands with soap and water after touching potentially contaminated surfaces.

#7 – Using alcohol-based hand sanitizer does NOT cause antibiotic resistance.
Alcohol-based hand sanitizers kill germs quick and in different ways than antibiotics. There is no chance for the germs to adapt or develop resistance.

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#8 – Prevent the flu. Wash your hands!
Flu season is here! the single most important thing you can do to prevent the flu from spreading is to wash your hands. If you’re sick or feeling under the weather, stay home to help prevent spreading germs!

CLOSED MONDAY 04.05.2026
01/05/2026

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Calamvale, QLD
4116

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