The proposal would provide $5 million in funding to partner with Good to Great Schools Australia to strengthen the teacher workforce in regional and remote areas. This would help build the capacity of teaching assistants and teachers in regional and remote Australia, and explore the development of new qualifications to upskill teaching assistants.

The proposal would be delivered in line with Commonwealth Grants Rules and Principles.

The proposal would provide $5 million in funding to partner with Good to Great Schools Australia to strengthen the teacher workforce in regional and remote areas. This would help build the capacity of teaching assistants and teachers in regional and remote Australia, and explore the development of new qualifications to upskill teaching assistants.

The proposal would be delivered in line with Commonwealth Grants Rules and Principles.

The proposal would provide $5 million in funding to partner with Good to Great Schools Australia to strengthen the teacher workforce in regional and remote areas. This would help build the capacity of teaching assistants and teachers in regional and remote Australia, and explore the development of new qualifications to upskill teaching assistants.

The proposal would be delivered in line with Commonwealth Grants Rules and Principles.

The proposal would provide $5 million in funding to partner with Good to Great Schools Australia to strengthen the teacher workforce in regional and remote areas. This would help build the capacity of teaching assistants and teachers in regional and remote Australia, and explore the development of new qualifications to upskill teaching assistants.

The proposal would be delivered in line with Commonwealth Grants Rules and Principles.

The policy would include two components:

Component 1

1,000 Free Local Healthcare Clinics would be opened across Australia over 4 years (250 clinics per year). Clinics would be built on new sites and offer free primary care, with 6 clinics built per Federal electorate and the remaining distributed in consultation with States and Territories.

The first 250 clinics would come online from 1 July 2026. If clinics cannot be setup by that point,  space would be rented temporarily to accommodate the clinics until construction is finished.

The policy would include two components:

Component 1

1,000 Free Local Healthcare Clinics would be opened across Australia over 4 years (250 clinics per year). Clinics would be built on new sites and offer free primary care, with 6 clinics built per Federal electorate and the remaining distributed in consultation with States and Territories.

The first 250 clinics would come online from 1 July 2026. If clinics cannot be setup by that point,  space would be rented temporarily to accommodate the clinics until construction is finished.

The proposal would provide funding of $100 million per year ongoing ($1 billion over 10 years) for a program to provide grants that address pay parity for trainee GPs. The program would be modelled on the Victorian grant program ‘General practitioners grant program’.

The proposal would not be indexed, with departmental funding included within the capped amount.

The proposal would start from 1 July 2026.

The proposal would provide funding of $100 million per year ongoing ($1 billion over 10 years) for a program to provide grants that address pay parity for trainee GPs. The program would be modelled on the Victorian grant program ‘General practitioners grant program’.

The proposal would not be indexed, with departmental funding included within the capped amount.

The proposal would start from 1 July 2026.

The proposal would provide funding of $100 million per year ongoing ($1 billion over 10 years) for a program to provide grants that address pay parity for trainee GPs. The program would be modelled on the Victorian grant program ‘General practitioners grant program’.

The proposal would not be indexed, with departmental funding included within the capped amount.

The proposal would start from 1 July 2026.