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The association says “healthcare in Australia is now set to get much worse”, as costs spiral The Australian Private Hospitals Association (APHA) says the recent Federal Budget does little to …

The PSA’s flagship event celebrates 50 years on the seas of Japan Pharmacists from around Australia assembled in Tokyo on Friday, 8 May ahead of boarding the Crystal Symphony cruise …

Over one million palliative care‑related prescriptions were dispensed in 2024-25, according to a new AIHW report In 2024–25, there were 1.6 million palliative care-related prescriptions provided to 488,000 people, according …

Pharmacies facing liquidity problems as war impacts cash flow; funded supervision for 1,200 newly registered pharmacist prescribers; pharmacists score win in bid to drop energy drinks Tehran, Iran: Sharp increases in …

Government’s investment in medicines access and Medicare is a positive, but a union warns the failure to address workforce issues will drive unsafe conditions for pharmacists and patients  Professional Pharmacists …

The shock twists and turns of the Infinity Pharmacy saga dominated our readers interest over the last month These were the most read stories on our website between 10 April …

Medical group describes moves to authorise pharmacist prescribing in the NT as a “third-world scenario”  Changes to pharmacists’ scope of practice in the Northern Territory are being described as “deeply concerning on …

Dementia care has “shifted significantly” say experts as proposed update to dementia clinical practice guidelines opens for consultation The first major draft update to the national clinical guidelines for dementia …

Despite headline figures, a peak body says PBS expenditure will slow as a share of GDP – and it could have implications for patients Future investment in the pharmaceutical benefits …

A glance at some of the business measures in the 2026/27 Federal Budget Here are some of the key business-related measures outlined by the government in the 2026 Federal Budget, …

Lack of funding for pharmacist-led medicines safety programs in the Federal Budget leaves PSA disappointed  One of Australia’s top 10 national health priorities is “stuck in the last decade” due to …

Budget delivers $41.2 million to boost uptake of childhood vaccinations through pharmacy, but no freeze to the PBS general co-payment  Federal Treasurer, Dr Jim Chalmers, has revealed the government will invest …