News & Events

9th September is R U OK? day. The simple and important question that became a movement and the birth of the R U OK? organisation.

We explore the support resources for aged care workers, residents and families navigating the pandemic.

We’re celebrating your friendships with a story competition!

Mark Aitken recently weathered a storm and found the true importance of support.

We discuss why Clinical Supervision is seen as an important form of support for nurses and midwives with Julie Sharrock RN.

Julie Sharrock explains the benefits of Clinical Supervision for nurses and midwives.

Elaina Mullery shares insights on how to identify if you are at risk of burnout and strategies to deal with it

Find out more about how nursing and midwifery societies offer a way for students to give and receive the support they often need.

Podcast: We speak to Jackson Heilberg about the importance of support.

For many nurses and midwives, the friendships you make with colleagues can be an integral component of support throughout your career. The bond forged by shared experiences and outlooks can be wonderful in helping celebrate the highs, laughing through challenging or absurd situations and commiserating the lows.

Lots of people have let their annual leave accrue during Covid-19, but it's important to take some leave here's why.

Our service recognises that Country is more than a place and is inherent to the identity of First Nations’ People.

In this podcast Mark Aiken speaks to Karen Gately about the choices you may consider if you have experienced workplace bullying.

In this podcast we talk to Tessa Moriarty, a mental health nurse who shares her personal story of workplace bullying and how she recovered from the experience.

Dealing with bullying, harassment or other workplace conflicts can be complex. We asked Alison Ross, the ANMF OHS Bullying and Discrimination Officer – Vic Branch, to share her thoughts on navigating the system.