Northern Territory PHN

09/01/2026

🌟Annual Report highlight! 🌟

Thanks to the dedication of our Rural Workforce team, 257 health professionals were supported with recruitment and relocation to the Northern Territory during the 2024–25 financial year.🧑‍⚕️

We’re proud to help strengthen the NT’s primary healthcare workforce and look forward to continuing this work in 2026!

📰 Read the full 24/25 Annual Report >> https://bit.ly/49IsLv9

08/01/2026

Looking for purpose and adventure in the new year?

Discover a range of nursing positions available in the Northern Territory and make it a reality >> https://ntphn.org.au/nursing/

07/01/2026

Happy New Year! We are back, and what better way to celebrate 2026 than by looking back at our achievements over 2025 🎉

Our Annual Report was published in November and is a great place to see how we spent our funding, what activities we undertook throughout the year, and how our strategic goals are guiding us.

Over the next few weeks we will share some highlights from the report, but for now take a look at how we are supporting the community: ntphn.org.au/about/publications/annual-report/

19/12/2025

We are excited to welcome the findings of the latest national Review of the PHN Business Model the Mental Health Flexible Funding Stream!

The report highlights the value of Primary Health Networks and reinforces the importance of locally responsive, community-focused care.

📰 Read the full article here >>

Northern Territory PHN welcomes the release of the national Review of the PHN Business Model and the Mental Health Flexible Funding Stream. The Review

18/12/2025

Primary health advent calendar 📅🎄

To finish off the week we hear how Nicole, the NT Regional Manager of Cameron Wellness Centre, likes to spend her time over the Christmas holidays.

There is definitley a recurring theme of food, friends and family! 👨‍👩‍👧

Learn more about the services Cameron Wellness Centre offer in the NT >> https://cameronwellnesscentre.com.au/

18/12/2025

Primary health advent calendar 📅🎄

Who's on our calendar today?... It's Grayson and Anngie from Northern Territory AIDS & Hepatitis Council (NTAHC) 👋

While they take a break from supporting the health and wellbeing of Territory communities, they enjoy their holidays with food and friends. 😁

Learn more about NTAHC and the work they are doing in the Northern Territory >> https://www.ntahc.org.au/

16/12/2025

Primary health advent calendar 📅🎄

Today Savio, our Regional Health Partnerships Manager, shares what he looks forward to most during his holidays!✈️

Does anyone else eat a bit too much food over Christmas? 🍗✋

15/12/2025

Primary health advent calendar 📅🎄

We wanted to share some of the faces behind primary health in the NT and learn what they enjoy doing over the holiday period!

🚪Behind our first door is Leo, Chief Executive Officer of the most remote medical practice in Australia, Pintupi Homelands Health Service.

Learn more about the work Leo and the team are doing in the Kintore community here >> https://www.pintupihealth.com.au/

12/12/2025

We’re excited to welcome two new Directors to the NT PHN Board, Steve Rossingh and Allison Grierson.

Their extensive experience and leadership will help strengthen our governance and support better primary healthcare across the Territory.

Read the full story on our website 👉

The Northern Territory Primary Health Network (NT PHN) is pleased to welcome Mr.Steve Rossingh and Ms. Allison Grierson as new directors to the NT

10/12/2025

Meet Ryan the physiotherapist 👋

Planning to stay in the Territory just a few months, Ryan quickly fell in love with the lifestyle, the people and the work.

Five years later, he is now a partner at Maximise Physiotherapy Clinic NT and is still calling the NT home.

Read his story 👇

When Ryan moved to Darwin five years ago, he expected it to be temporary. Instead, the Territory drew him in, offering both a career and a lifestyle that felt

08/12/2025

Are you passionate about improving palliative care in the NT?

We are inviting expressions of interest for the Greater Choices for at Home Palliative Care program, offering $567,000 in funding for innovative projects that increase access to high-quality, home-based palliative care across Central Australia and Barkly.

We’re looking for initiatives that:
✅ Improve coordination of primary health and community-based palliative care
✅ Support workforce development, culturally safe care, and advanced care planning
✅ Use technology or community-driven approaches to deliver flexible, responsive support

👉 Interested? Submit your EOI by COB 9 January 2026 and learn more about the tender here >>

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