The chair of Albury Wodonga Health (AWH), Jonathan Green, has announced he will not seek reappointment when his term ends in June 2024, marking a significant leadership change amid ongoing turmoil within the organization. Green's departure follows the resignation of chief executive Bill Appleby in March 2024 and two other executives as part of a restructuring aimed at merging the Finance and People and Culture teams. AWH has faced criticism over its $558 million redevelopment plan, which many believe does not adequately address community needs. This discontent has led to a motion of no confidence from 120 members of the AWH Senior Medical Staff Association and Border Medical Association, citing issues with governance and staff wellbeing. Local leaders, including Better Border Health director Stan Savros, have welcomed the changes, suggesting they could pave the way for a cultural shift within the organization. Savros emphasized the need for new leadership to listen to medical staff and the community. While some view the executive exodus as an opportunity for renewal, others caution that significant work remains to address the challenges facing AWH, including the controversial redevelopment project.