The proposal would establish a Workplace Racial Equality Agency (WREA), a Commonwealth government statutory agency responsible for promoting and improving racial equity in Australian workplaces. The WREA’s functions would include:

The proposal would establish a Workplace Racial Equality Agency (WREA), a Commonwealth government statutory agency responsible for promoting and improving racial equity in Australian workplaces. The WREA’s functions would include:

The proposal would establish a Workplace Racial Equality Agency (WREA), a Commonwealth government statutory agency responsible for promoting and improving racial equity in Australian workplaces. The WREA’s functions would include:

The proposal would establish a Workplace Racial Equality Agency (WREA), a Commonwealth government statutory agency responsible for promoting and improving racial equity in Australian workplaces. The WREA’s functions would include:

The proposal would establish a Workplace Racial Equality Agency (WREA), a Commonwealth government statutory agency responsible for promoting and improving racial equity in Australian workplaces. The WREA’s functions would include:

The proposal would establish a Workplace Racial Equality Agency (WREA), a Commonwealth government statutory agency responsible for promoting and improving racial equity in Australian workplaces. The WREA’s functions would include:

The proposal would provide a $33 million Commonwealth investment for rural universities to train more healthcare workers, and 75 additional Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) for medicine, nursing and allied health in rural areas.

The investment for rural universities would be split between $23 million to train rural doctors, and $10 million for nurses and allied health workers.

The proposal would start on 1 July 2025.

The proposal would provide a $33 million Commonwealth investment for rural universities to train more healthcare workers, and 75 additional Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) for medicine, nursing and allied health in rural areas.

The investment for rural universities would be split between $23 million to train rural doctors, and $10 million for nurses and allied health workers.

The proposal would start on 1 July 2025.

The proposal would provide a $33 million Commonwealth investment for rural universities to train more healthcare workers, and 75 additional Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) for medicine, nursing and allied health in rural areas.

The investment for rural universities would be split between $23 million to train rural doctors, and $10 million for nurses and allied health workers.

The proposal would start on 1 July 2025.

The proposal would provide a $33 million Commonwealth investment for rural universities to train more healthcare workers, and 75 additional Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) for medicine, nursing and allied health in rural areas.

The investment for rural universities would be split between $23 million to train rural doctors, and $10 million for nurses and allied health workers.

The proposal would start on 1 July 2025.