The start of November sees the introduction of several Medicare Benefits Schedule changes impacting general practice.

Research has highlighted how easily sexual health can fall through the gaps, with women still facing ‘significant barriers’ to care.

Rising care costs and slow-to-shift Medicare subsidies are contributing to widening health inequities, new research reveals.

The health regulator closed more notifications than ever before in 2025–26, with nearly two-thirds of matters resolved within six months.

Members are invited to vote in the upcoming Annual General Meeting in person or online, to ensure the college is set up for the future.

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Here is what three prominent GPs and an assistant minister had to say when asked about structural gender bias in the healthcare system.

Hundreds of families have been redirected back to GPs after being removed from the waitlist, sparking concern about access to care.

Ahead of the state election, what are the political parties’ commitments to health policy and funding? The RACGP event seeks to answer.

Amid a year of ‘rapid, intense reform’, the college’s 2025–26 Annual report says it has seen ‘strong results’.

GPs and policymakers gathered on the ground in Canberra to celebrate a positive shift in general practice sentiment at the launch of the college’s flagship report.

Launching today, the RACGP’s Health of the Nation report shines a light on how chronic disease and multimorbidity are changing general practice.

It marks the first time it has accounted for more than 10% of deaths, as experts highlight an ‘urgent need’ for funding and support.

An expert calls the study’s findings ‘terrifying’, but says they highlight the importance of having a trusted GP for antenatal care.

The UTI and oral contraception pilot, originally limited to concession card holders, will expand to all women from January.

A cohort of GPs across NSW and Victoria has now completed training to diagnose, treat and prescribe for the condition.

As evidence of systemic inequity grows, female GPs are now less likely than men to be happy with their jobs, the RACGP’s Health of the Nation report reveals.

The ATO is ramping up auditing of medical practitioners involved in compassionate release of super applications, warning against misleading reports.

The Services Australia annual report also shows a dramatic surge in the number of patients who have signed up to MyMedicare.

The guidelines aim to help GPs identify which patients are most suitable for an oral penicillin challenge under medical supervision.