The ANMF will advocate for better conditions for nurses, midwives, carers, students and to meet the health and aged care needs of the community in 2025.
One of Australia’s most iconic cooks, Maggie Beer, is passionate about changing the wellbeing of the elderly through access to food full of flavour & nutrients.
The ANMF Tasmanian Branch are increasingly concerned about the safety and quality of resident care following the re-scheduled consultation meeting with Southern Cross Care Tasmania’s (SCCT) CEO, Robyn Boyd.
Aged care providers and unions have united to call on the Prime Minister to deploy the Australian Defence Force (ADF) to provide emergency support and
We acknowledge the announcement of a retention bonus to be paid to aged care workers in two stages. However, the announcement still does not address
Aged care providers and the union movement have united to reject the current blame shifting on vaccination, saying it is government failures that have caused
The ANMF Tasmanian Branch can confirm that following a Fair Work Commission recommended consultation with Southern Cross Care Tasmania (SCCT) CEO and Senior Management on Friday 14 April 2023, that no Enrolled Nurses (ENs) will be made redundant in any SCCT facility.
The Aged Care Act 2024, commenced on 1 November 2025. For nurses, the new Act brings long-awaited recognition of their leadership, yet with higher expectations, more documentation, and little relief from mounting workloads.
Come join us for this latest webinar, presented by the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation and the Australian Digital Health Agency, in their digital health series.
The ANMF and its members have welcomed new data showing that the overwhelming majority of aged care facilities across the country have implemented 24/7 registered nursing (RN) staffing levels.
