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$99 million medical education and research facility opened

18. November 2008 15:42

NSW Minister for Health John Della Bosca and Vice-Chancellor and Principal Dr Michael Spence have officially opened the University of Sydney's new $99 million Kolling Building at Royal North Shore Hospital, providing a new purpose-built facility for medical researchers and clinical educators.

The ultra-modern building, jointly funded by the University of Sydney and NSW Health, includes seven floors for medical research and new facilities for educating the doctors, nurses and health professionals of the future.

"The Kolling Building is a significant milestone in our commitment to rebuild and revitalise the Royal North Shore Hospital site, and its completion marks the start of a new era in clinical research and education," Mr Della Bosca said.

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$99 million medical education and research facility opened

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