02 Mar 2026
2026 Flu Vaccines Now Available Ahead of Winter
Australia’s 2026 influenza vaccines are ready to roll out, with updated clinical advice released to help GPs prepare for the upcoming flu season.
02 Mar 2026
New 10-Year Plan Aims to Improve Chronic Disease Care in Australia
The Australian Government has introduced a new long-term plan to strengthen how chronic health conditions are prevented and managed across the country.
01 Mar 2026
MBS Updates Effective 1 March 2026
A series of administrative and policy amendments to the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) will commence on 1 March 2026.
01 Mar 2026
PBS Broadens Nivolumab and Ipilimumab Access from 1 March 2026
From 1 March 2026, the PBS will expand listings for nivolumab and ipilimumab, allowing wider use for patients with advanced or metastatic cancers.
27 Feb 2026
First 100 SA GPs Now Able to Treat ADHD
One hundred South Australian GPs have completed specialised training to diagnose and treat ADHD, helping children and adults access care closer to home.
27 Feb 2026
GPs Help Drive PBS Support for Wegovy
A small group of Australian GPs has played a key role in pushing for weight-loss medicine Wegovy to be recommended for subsidy under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS).
27 Feb 2026
More Medicare Support for Kids Needing Speech Therapy
From 1 March, GPs across Australia will be able to refer eligible patients for more Medicare-funded speech pathology sessions, following a new Federal Government announcement.
26 Feb 2026
Tasmanians Invited to Share Views on Suicide Prevention Plan
New figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show 88 people in Tasmania died by suicide in 2023.
26 Feb 2026
AMA Doctors Join Mardi Gras Parade in Rainbow Scrubs
This weekend, doctors from the Australian Medical Association (AMA) will hit Oxford Street again for the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade.
26 Feb 2026
Strong Growth in SA’s GP Training Numbers
South Australia has welcomed a big intake of new doctors into general practice training this year, with more than 150 starting their journey as future GPs.