Letter sent by Global Nurses United to the World Health Organization
The ANMF has joined with other nurse and health care worker unions around the world in signing a letter sent by Global Nurses United to
The ANMF has joined with other nurse and health care worker unions around the world in signing a letter sent by Global Nurses United to
The ANMF has welcomed the first ever Australian government advertising campaign to showcase the diverse and rewarding careers available in primary healthcare.
The ANMF has welcomed the federal government’s pledge to strengthen the nation’s healthcare system, including 400 additional nursing scholarships.
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
In 2026, our mission is clear: enforceable standards, fair pay, safer workplaces, and health centred policies that deliver genuine change on the floor, not just promises on paper.
The ANMF is determined to work on a list of priorities over 2023 that will support the professions and the health systems they work in.
The ANMF recognises that the COVID-19 pandemic is challenging for all involved in health care delivery and that the evidence regarding COVID-19 is continually evolving.