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Last year’s Your Work Counts project revealed critical insights into GP workloads. Luke Bradford announces the second round of data collection

Fiona Bolden recounts the poor turnout of politicians at the recent RuralFest, despite rural industries being a major part of the economy

Wendy Harris looks at ways to tackle admin overload and get the to-do list under control

Bryan Betty outlines the urgent and ongoing work to improve the lot of GPs and their patients with unmet need

Nurse advocate Jeanette Banks wants practices to think about hosting a student nurse – the benefits are widespread

It starts with getting out of bed in the morning writes Mark Liddle, and toting up the little wins, like getting equal rights for contracted providers at PSAAP

Samantha Murton offers a backstage look at the RNZCGP’s work – from strategic alliances to behind-the-scenes collabs

Mary Morrissey gets back to basics with an explainer on the place of practice management organisation, PMAANZ, in the health sector

Its name might be changing, but GPNZ’s commitment to partnership, equity and Te Tiriti principles is resolute, writes Bryan Betty

Sarah Dalton advocates for the role of union membership as corporate ownership shakes up general practice employment