12 Feb 2026
DVA Increases GP Payments for Veterans’ Claims Work
GPs will now be paid more for their work on veterans’ compensation claims, with fees for consultations and medical reports set to rise under new DVA reforms.
12 Feb 2026
New Medicines and Vaccines Under Review by PBAC
The Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee (PBAC) has published its latest meeting agenda, outlining which medicines and vaccines are being considered for listing or changes under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) and the National Immunisation Program (NIP).
12 Feb 2026
Victoria Strengthens Support for Women Affected by FGM/C
Victoria is continuing its efforts to support women and girls affected by female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C), as part of International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM on 6 February.
12 Feb 2026
RACGP Events: Celebrate Women, Men’s Health, Digital Innovation and GP Workforce
The RACGP is inviting members to join a series of events and initiatives to celebrate women in general practice, focus on men’s health, explore digital health, and strengthen the GP workforce.
11 Feb 2026
NSW GPs to Start ADHD Diagnosis Training in March
From March, GPs in New South Wales can begin training that will allow them to diagnose ADHD and start prescribing medication.
11 Feb 2026
RACGP Seeks GPs for New Workforce Committee
The RACGP is inviting GPs to join a new Expert Committee
11 Feb 2026
Bulk-Billing GP Visits Up to 81% Nationwide
More Australians can now see a GP without paying extra.
11 Feb 2026
Time to Try Electronic Prescriptions in Your Practice
A new year is a good chance to see if your practice could do things a bit easier. One option is electronic prescriptions. While lots of GPs already use them, some haven’t yet made the switch.
10 Feb 2026
Authorities Seize Thousands of Illegal Vapes in Sydney
Authorities have seized more than 57,000 illegal vaping products during a major crackdown in Burwood, NSW.
10 Feb 2026
Party Drug GHB Causing More Harm in Australia
Australia is seeing more harm from the party drug GHB, and experts warn that even occasional use can be dangerous.