The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (ANMF) joins more than 100 leading health and medical organisations as signatories of an open letter to all Australians in support of a Voice to Parliament.
The ANMF will be holding its Biennial National Conference on the Gold Coast 16-17 October. What is the BNC, who attends and why is it important to nurses, midwives and care workers?
The ANMF is calling for immediate financial relief for nurses, midwives and aged care workers struggling with cost-of-living pressures fuelled by escalating global conflicts.
Aged care providers in five states are being investigated to ensure staff are receiving the right pay and entitlements.
Advocates from across the country converged on Parliament House last week in a national mobilisation to highlight key priorities ahead of the Federal Budget in May.
The collective might of the country’s largest union, the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (ANMF), was on full display at the 16th Biennial National Conference in Sydney last week.
The Albanese Labor Government has pledged hundreds of millions to expand major public hospitals in Western Australia and South Australia in a bid to improve healthcare access.
There are more workers on collective agreements who are now getting better pay rises due to the
recent IR reforms that have improved collective bargaining, according to new data.
The $2.3 billion Cheaper Home Batteries Program will slash energy bills for households, small businesses and community facilities by up to 90%, according to the government.
This year, we proudly celebrate the 100-year anniversary of the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (ANMF), which has grown to become Australia’s largest trade union in 2024, representing 326,000 members. Our future is strong, and our future is bright.
