Nurses are on the frontline of Australia’s emergency health response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Registered nurses and midwives are the largest component of the country’s
The ANMF acknowledges and shares the concerns expressed by our members regarding the evolving PII landscape and its potential implications for the midwifery profession at large.
The ANMF will conduct a comprehensive national review of Australia’s aged care system, announced at its 17th Biennial National Conference on the Gold Coast today.
The ANMF welcomes today’s landmark National Cabinet agreement delivering record funding for public hospitals and further action to strengthen Medicare.
The ANMF has welcomed the federal government’s pledge to strengthen the nation’s healthcare system, including 400 additional nursing scholarships.
The ANMF has welcomed the first ever Australian government advertising campaign to showcase the diverse and rewarding careers available in primary healthcare.
The ANMF is working with state and federal governments and all stakeholders in the wake of the financial collapse of major private hospital provider Healthscope.
Australian Unions are calling for new national safety rules that require employers to stop work or modify duties when temperatures reach dangerous levels, warning that increasingly frequent heatwaves driven by climate change now pose a major workplace health and safety threat.
Australia has risen 11 places in the global rankings to 13th out of 148 countries for gender equality – the highest ever ranking since the Index began in 2006.
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?
