23 May 2026
RACGP Reminder: Health of the Nation Survey and Key Practice Updates
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) is reminding members that the annual Health of the Nation survey is still open, with less than two weeks remaining before it closes.
22 May 2026
GPs at the Centre of Care: President’s Update Covers Digital Health, Diphtheria and Specialist Fees
Australia’s GPs have been recognised for their vital role in healthcare as part of World Family Doctor Day, highlighting the importance of strong and continuous care for patients across all stages of life.
22 May 2026
Parents urged to check measles vaccine before travelling overseas with babies
Families in Victoria are being reminded to check measles vaccination status before travelling overseas with infants, with health experts warning of increased risk from international travel.
22 May 2026
GPs Recognised on Family Doctor Day Amid Health System Challenges and Digital Change
Australia’s GPs have been recognised for their vital role in healthcare as part of World Family Doctor Day, highlighting the importance of strong and continuous care for patients across all stages of life.
22 May 2026
New Changes Coming to PBS Wholesale Fees for Pharmacies
New Changes Coming to PBS Wholesale Fees for Pharmacies
22 May 2026
New 10-Year Plan Aims to Boost Australia’s Health and Medical Research
Australia has introduced a new national plan to strengthen its health and medical research system over the next decade.
22 May 2026
Telehealth Recommended as Option When Travel Costs Limit Care
The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (Ahpra) and National Boards are encouraging health practitioners to consider telehealth as an alternative to in-person consultations when travel costs are high and it is safe and appropriate to do so.
22 May 2026
Australia’s First Part-Time Doctor of Medicine Pathway to Launch at University of Sydney
The University of Sydney will introduce Australia’s first part-time option for its Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree, starting from 2027, in what has been described as a “long overdue shift” for medical education.
22 May 2026
Australians Losing Trust in Healthcare, New Survey Finds
A new survey from the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows fewer Australians trust the healthcare system, with trust dropping sharply over the past few years.
22 May 2026
RACGP Calls for More GP Training Clinics Across Australia
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners is inviting clinics across Australia to apply to become accredited GP training sites for 2027, especially in areas facing doctor shortages.