Wednesday, 2 November 2022 MEDIA RELEASE
The National Rural Health Alliance (the Alliance) is deeply concerned by the severe floods experienced across New South Wales,... More
Alliance News
Episode 20: Supporting mates bogged in the bush
Wednesday, 30 November 2022
In Episode 20 of Build ‘Em Up, we chat to Mary O’Brien, founder, director and CEO of Are You Bogged Mate?, a charity that helps country... More
Thursday, 27 October 2022
The latest edition of the Australian Journal of Rural Health (AJRH) has been published, containing original research and practice insights. Volume 30, Issue 5 carries an Editorial by our Director of Policy... More
The latest edition of the Australian Journal of Rural Health (AJRH) has been published, containing original research and practice insights. Volume 30, Issue 5 carries an Editorial by our Director of Policy... More
Wednesday, 26 October 2022
The Alliance has issued a media release in response to the Federal Budget 2022–23. New Alliance CEO Susi Tegen welcomed the initiatives announced for rural, regional and remote health, but expressed... More
The Alliance has issued a media release in response to the Federal Budget 2022–23. New Alliance CEO Susi Tegen welcomed the initiatives announced for rural, regional and remote health, but expressed... More
Wednesday, 26 October 2022
In Episode 19 of Build ‘Em Up, we chat to Stephanie Trethewey, founder of Motherland, about her journey as a mother and how she became passionate about supporting rural mothers across Australia. It takes a... More
In Episode 19 of Build ‘Em Up, we chat to Stephanie Trethewey, founder of Motherland, about her journey as a mother and how she became passionate about supporting rural mothers across Australia. It takes a... More
Tuesday, 11 October 2022
The Alliance is delighted to announce that our partner, SMS4dads, has officially launched SMS4DeadlyDads to support soon-to-be and new First Nations dads. SMS4DeadlyDads is a new adaption of the mainstream... More
The Alliance is delighted to announce that our partner, SMS4dads, has officially launched SMS4DeadlyDads to support soon-to-be and new First Nations dads. SMS4DeadlyDads is a new adaption of the mainstream... More
Friday, 30 September 2022
Our Build ‘Em Up podcast series has released the 18th episode, which features feedback from delegates to the 16th National Rural Health Conference. Thank you to all the contributors for highlighting the need... More
Our Build ‘Em Up podcast series has released the 18th episode, which features feedback from delegates to the 16th National Rural Health Conference. Thank you to all the contributors for highlighting the need... More
25 March 2021 - The Alliance was one of the first two organisations to give evidence in the initial hearing for the NSW Upper House Inquiry into health outcomes and access to health and hospital services in rural, regional and remote NSW. The NSW Upper House Health... More
23 March 2021 - Showcasing upbeat rural health stories from communities and towns around Australia is the goal of the Build ‘Em Up podcast which kicked off in March 2021. The National Rural Health Alliance produces the monthly podcast to share the voices of the multitude... More
01 March 2021 - The latest issue of the Australian Journal of Rural Health offers original research investigating rural health workforce factors. These research papers demonstrate that there are strong associations between having a rural background and... More
01 March 2021 - As a member of the Australian Stroke Alliance (ASA) Rural and Remote Health Advisory Council, we are pleased that one of the country’s largest ever... More
11 January 2021 - The December issue of the Australian Journal of Rural Health looks at drowning prevention: there’s a systematic literature review on the next steps for rural and remote Australia and a... More
11 December 2020 - The Council of the National Rural Health Alliance held its annual gathering of member representatives CouncilFest from 30 November to 1 December 2020. The Council meeting, held online due to COVID-19, was attended by representatives of the majority of... More
