The team at Peel Health Campus are celebrating after their 'Australian Christmas' float in last week's Mandurah Christmas Pageant was awarded first prize.
Their fun, festive float feature sand, water, surfboards, thongs, crab nets, towels and even a burnt turkey.
There were also plenty of staff dressed in classic Aussie clothes on board the set up.
Peel Health Campus' clinical services director, Karol Edge, said she was grateful to the hospital's Christmas Pageant organisational committee, who started planning in July.
"Once they all voted on the theme, detailed planning started with different production tasks allocated to staff who were keen to participate," she said.
"We had staff from all over the hospital help.
"It was a real team effort."
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Peel Health Campus chief executive, Andrew Tome, said the hospital had participated in the Christmas Pageant for the past four years.
"Our staff love community events, but there is no doubt the Christmas Pageant is one of their favourites," he said.
"There was certainly plenty of excitement when we won.
"I was so happy for the staff that their hard work paid off."
