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12 November 2025

Media release

Psychiatrists back Productivity Commission’s call to fix the mental health plan and system
17 July 2026

President's message

President’s update: Strengthening our profession

Over recent weeks, I have been reminded that the strength of our profession lies not only in clinica...

15 July 2026

Media release

New report: Australia is waiting until children are in crisis to treat their mental health

A new report from the RANZCP Faculty of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (FCAP) finds too many Austra...

09 July 2026

Update

RANZCP responds to Bondi Junction inquest recommendations

RANZCP responds to the recommendations directed to RANZCP from the Inquest into the deaths at Westfi...

08 July 2026

News

Annual AMC progress report submitted

The College submitted its 2026 AMC progress report, outlining improvements in training oversight, tr...

08 July 2026

News

Rewarding better access to mental healthcare

Shape the future of psychiatric care: Become involved in the RANZCP Certificate Program. RANZCP Fell...

08 July 2026

Media release

Mental Health Bill a significant step forward, but investment needed to support implementation

Tū Te Akaaka Roa, the New Zealand National Office of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of...

06 July 2026

Update

National NAIDOC Week 2026

This week from 5-12 July 2026 is NAIDOC week. For five decades, NAIDOC Week has celebrated the voice...

06 July 2026

Media release

Psychiatrists welcome NSW pokies reforms but say Federal gambling ad rules fall short

The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP) has welcomed NSW Labor's comm...

04 July 2026

News

Building Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leadership in mental health

NAIDOC Week is a time to celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and cultures. This ...

03 July 2026

President's message

Statement from the President

I agreed to participate in what I understood to be a discussion on gender, racism and leadership in ...