Tears of joy together with feelings of pride, camaraderie and nostalgia were on display amongst nursing and midwifery stalwarts at the official launch of the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (ANMF) 100-year documentary in Sydney last week.
The Nurses and Midwives Work Value Case brought by the ANMF is being heard in the Fair Work Commission this week (10-16 June 2026). So, what is it — and why does this matter for you?
In this fourth ANMF Digital Health Podcast nursing and midwifery leaders discuss how curiosity and cultural evolution are driving the future of digital health in the professions.
Unions, including the ANMF, are calling on Work Health and Safety Ministers to strengthen protections for workers – including nurses – by lowering the exposure limits for nine “cancer-causing” toxic chemicals.
Removing outdated restrictions and regulatory barriers that prevent nurses, midwives, and other healthcare professionals from working to their full scope of practice could bridge critical gaps in care.
As part of Women’s Health Week, the ANMF is hosting an event encouraging its members to take a wellbeing break and connect with others while getting active.
Opening the conference, ANMF Federal President Sally-Anne Jones said the term productivity was challenging for the professions because human-centred work isn’t easily measured.
The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation has a new Federal Assistant Secretary – but who is she, and what does she stand for?
Two Australian war nurses have been permanently commemorated in their local Victorian shire ahead of ANZAC Day, with the unveiling of bronze busts honouring their service and sacrifice during World War II.
We invite you to join an important discussion about juggling work and life for families of nurses, midwives and carers with young children.
