This is a share from our colleagues at National Rural Health Alliance (NRHA).
Their October Newsletter includes:
- NRHA Annual Report 2025 – 26 released
- NRHA submissions make way into Senate and House of Representatives committee reports
- Submission on Safety and Quality in Healthcare
- Supporting better aged care in rural Australia, and
- Supporting better aged care in rural Australia.Factsheet on Healthcare Workforce in rural Australia.
Read The Bush Wire October 2026 >>
Dr Brenda Masters is a Canberra GP, President of the AFMW (2024-2026).
Brenda grew up in rural SA, studied Medicine in Adelaide, and has worked in Practices around the country before settling in our beautiful National Capital over 20 years ago.
Brenda is keenly involved in the Medical Women’s Society of ACT and Region, a group who provide both networking and peer support. She believes that everyone should be given the opportunity to realise their full potential in life and applies this to both her work and her relationships.
Brenda enjoys gardening and singing in her spare time and tries to make the most of Canberra’s proximity to the snow.