Culture, Country and community leadership are helping shape a different approach to suicide prevention and wellbeing in Central Arnhem through the Happy Yarning initiative. Led by Mimal Land Management and
The Nhulunbuy community will soon have access to a new primary healthcare provider, with Top End Medical Centre selected to deliver ongoing general practice (GP) services in the community from
Alice Swanton is one of the newest graduate nurses with Central Australian Aboriginal Congress in Alice Springs. Originally from Melbourne, Alice left school after Year 9 without a clear plan. But
In August, almost 450 delegates came together in Darwin for Compass 2026, our flagship biannual event for primary healthcare professionals. Held over two days, Compass provided an opportunity for health
The Territory’s top primary health professionals have been honoured at the 2026 Northern Territory Primary Health Network (NT PHN) Health Professional of the Year Awards, proudly supported by Charles Darwin
For more than 35 years, Wanamula Dorothy Gondarra has dedicated her life to improving the health and wellbeing of the Galiwin’ku community on Elcho Island. A senior Yolŋu Aboriginal Health
Attracting and retaining skilled staff is a key priority for regional and rural healthcare providers in the NT and is essential to delivering high quality care. For Katherine Physio, support
NT PHN celebrated a significant milestone with the Northern Territory Lived Experience Network (NTLEN) earlier this month, marking the opening of its new ‘Growing Stronger’ space in Katherine. The space will support delivery of the Commonwealth Psychosocial Support Program (CPSP)
After working for 5 years on the east coast of NSW, Jemima traded city clinic life for charter flights, remote communities and a career she says has been more rewarding
