Media Releases
The Medical Benevolent Association of NSW-ACT (MBA NSW-ACT), a charity that has supported doctors and their families since 1896, has publicly backed the 2024-2025 Federal Budget submission presented by General Practice Registrars Australia (GPRA) aimed at enhancing accessibility to general practitioners (GPs) across the nation.
More than 70 future general practitioners (GPs) gathered at the University of Adelaide this week for a unique and dynamic ‘speed networking’ event aimed at fostering the next generation of GPs.
General Practice Registrars Australia (GPRA) and General Practice Supervision Australia (GPSA) have officially inked a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), marking a pivotal moment in the history of GP training in Australia.
GPRA is proud to launch Cultural Education Grants for Northern Territory-based GP registrars.
GPRA has today announced the launch of four prestigious Northern Territory-based scholarships for general practitioners (GPs) in training.
GPRA has unveiled its pioneering 2024-2025 Federal Budget submission aimed at helping communities across Australia get access to more GPs.
An inaugural joint meeting of Australia’s future GP workforce in Melbourne has marked a pivotal milestone in charting a course for the general practice specialty in Australia.
The release of the Health of the Nation 2023 report by the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) this week has further generated essential discussions about the attraction and retention of the general practice workforce.
GPRA has written to the Victorian Government to seek answers regarding a delay in a GP training financial incentive which has left Victorian GP registrars now considering leaving general practice as a career.
To increase GP supply policy makers must start listening to medical students, the future GPs of Australia.
The Government has made a good start to strengthening the attractiveness of general practice to our nation’s future doctors.
AMA and GPRA are calling on the Commonwealth Government to support general practice training by committing to equitable employment conditions for GP registrars.
Australia is experiencing a GP shortfall but our future doctors hold the answer to attracting more doctors to take up general practice
GPRA is calling on the Federal Government to invest at least another $75 million over five years to fix a funding gap in GP registrars’ base salary or risk a further decline in the number of junior doctors choosing the general practice specialty.
General Practice Registrars Australia announces the appointment of a new President, Dr Karyn Matterson, and Chair, Mrs Nicki Herriot.
