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    The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency is responsible for implementing the National Registration and Accreditation Scheme across Australia.


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    AHPRA offers 4.25 per cent pay rise in July, further bargaining in December
    March 2025    
    Bulletins
    Know your rights: New Parental Leave entitlements for State-Owned Corporations
    October 2022    
    Bulletins
    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency Enterprise Agreement 2022 – 2025
    October 2022    
    Agreements
    AHPRA Bulletin and Members Meeting
    August 2022    
    Bulletins
    Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency members receive new offer
    August 2022    
    Bulletins
    Australian Health Practitioner Regulator Agency bargaining to resume
    August 2022    
    Bulletins
    Update: Voting for your Agreement is OPEN
    June 2022    
    Bulletins
    Australian Health Practitioner Regulator Agency meeting for members
    March 2022    
    Bulletins
    CPSU NSW; your union for the AUSTRALIAN HEALTH PRACTITIONER REG. AGENCY
    February 2019    
    Bulletins
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