News & analysis
Latest news and analysis from the RANZCP.
Update
Free open access publishing support for College journalsCollege members affiliated with participating universities can publish open access articles in Colle...
Media release
Mental health crisis demands urgent action as voters highlight access gapAustralians are sending a clear message ahead of the Federal Budget: access to mental health care is...
PIF
Congratulations to the winners of 2025 PIF Essay CompetitionsSeventy-one (71) medical students and junior doctors across Australia and New Zealand took part in t...

Update
A mental health system that works: SA State Election 2026 prioritiesSouth Australia’s peak body for doctors who treat people with severe, complex, and chronic mental he...
Trainee news
MEQ online marking guide refinements from March 2027With the transition of the Modified Essay Questions (MEQ) exam to an online platform, the College wi...
Update
Updated time and expense formsThe College is implementing a new finance system to improve efficiency through increased automation ...
Trainee news
Training and Assessment Update Report now availableThe end-year edition of the Training and Assessment update report, including RANZCP Fellowship Progr...

President's message
President’s updateLast week, I joined College representatives in Canberra for the Council of Presidents of Medical Col...
Trainee news
Revised CCPR eligibility requirements and criteriaThe Clinical Competency Portfolio Review (CCPR) will replace the current Clinical Competency Assessm...
Media release
Budget action needed to tackle Australia’s mental health crisisPsychiatrists on the front lines of Australia’s mental health system have called for smart, targeted...
Update
International Women’s Day 2026: What does just and fair psychiatric care for all look like to you?Reflecting on this year’s International Women’s Day theme, we asked a few of our members: What does ...
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Register for the Women’s Mental Health in Bloom 24-hour global webathonSome of the speakers discuss what makes them hopeful for the future of women's mental health