General Practice Registrars Australia (GPRA) has welcomed the Albanese Government’s announcement today of significant investment in general practice training and the broader GP system.

General Practice Registrars Australia (GPRA) has welcomed the Albanese Government’s announcement today of significant investment in general practice training and the broader GP system.

General Practice Registrars Australia (GPRA) President Dr Chris Dickie has welcomed the AMA’s call today for improved pay and leave entitlements for GP trainees, a reform GPRA has been actively advocating for over the past three years and which led us to the development of our national employment fund solution.

The inaugural SA Future GP Forum, held today (1 February) in McLaren Vale, has delivered targeted solutions to attract more future doctors into general practice and help deliver quality healthcare to regional and rural communities across Australia.

General Practice Registrars Australia (GPRA) is proud to announce the election of Dr Chris Dickie as its incoming President, along with two new Board Directors.

The Future Rural Doctors Network hosted an unforgettable networking event – ‘Let’s Croc and Roll’ – last night at the iconic Crocosaurus Cove in Darwin, as part of the RMA24 (Rural Medicine Australia) conference.

GPRA acknowledges the promising signs from the RACGP General Practice: Health of the Nation 2024 report, but believes the report highlights areas of concern needing to be addressed to attract and retain GPs.

Federal MPs and Senators were called upon today to advocate for critical support for general practice at the Parliamentary Friends of GPRA Breakfast, hosted by Dr Sophie Scamps MP.

GPRA is delighted to announce the success of the first-ever GPRA NT Annual Registrars Forum, which took place over the weekend in Darwin.

GPRA and GPSA are pleased to announce the successful conclusion of the review and update of the NTCER for the 2025-2026 period.

GPRA welcomes newly-elected ACRRM President Dr Rod Martin.

GPRA looks forward to welcoming new RACGP President Dr Michael Wright.

General Practice Registrars Australia (GPRA) is proud to announce the winners of the inaugural GPRA Northern Territory (NT) Scholarships.

GPRA is dismayed with this year’s Federal Budget. It shows disregard for GP Registrars’ difficulty with the cost of living, and a lack of regard for the entitlements and benefits which most Australians enjoy. Furthermore, it does not provide any funding to grow the general practice workforce pipeline.

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.