Australia’s nine peak nursing and midwifery groups are advocating for reforms to improve care, reduce waiting times, and deliver better health outcomes.
Join us online for the South Pacific Nurses Forum (SPNF) conference Strengthening National Nursing Associations to Support Our Members: Amplifying Pacific Voices on 3 July 2026.
The ANMF will continue to support global efforts to protect workers, communities, and future generations from the devastating impacts of asbestos exposure.
The ANMF has endorsed and supports the new Stillbirth Clinical Care Standard developed by the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care.
Cost-of-living for parents of children aged six and under rose by 27% between 2021-2024, climbing four times faster than the rate of inflation. The Albanese Government’s three days of subsidised childcare fee relief for about 66,700 families and extra hours for more than 100,000 families will take effect from January 2026.
The Australian Government has invested $25.2 million to establish and run the National Nurse and Midwife Health Service to provide peer-to-peer support and referrals.
The ANMF stands in solidarity with healthcare workers, aid agencies, and civilians facing an escalating humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza.
The ANMF is pleased to be funding a study called the FUCHSIA study: Future proofing the midwifery workforce in Australia.
NMHPA is a free, confidential, and independent health program designed, led and provided by nurses and midwives, for nurses and midwives and students.
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?
