Join AIDA Fellows Reference Group
AIDA is seeking Expressions of Interest from Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander non-GP Fellows to join our new Fellows Reference
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Survey reveals persistent racism and discrimination for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Doctors in training
The 2025 Medical Training Survey (MTS) results show that more than half (56%) of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander trainees have experienced bullying, discrimination, harassment (including sexual harassment) and racism, almost double the national average of 30%.
AIDA welcomes Dr Peter Malouf as our new CEO
AIDA is delighted to announce that Dr Peter Malouf commences as our Chief Executive Officer (CEO) on Monday 8 December 2025.
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Dr Peter Malouf – CEO
Dr Peter Malouf is a proud Wakka Wakka and Wuli Wuli man from Central Queensland who has dedicated his career
AIDA 2025 Conference – our most successful yet!
The Australian Indigenous Doctors’ Association (AIDA) has proudly hosted our 2025 Conference from 27 – 29 November on Gadigal Country, where we welcomed a record-breaking number of Aboriginal and Torres
Standing together for equity in emergency care
AIDA, ACEM and RACP have united to support St Vincent’s Hospital’s innovative policy aimed at reducing the wait time gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous patients.
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Mr Gari Watson – Student Director
I am a proud Gurang Gurang, Biri Gubba, and Gangulu man. I am a qualified dentist with ten years of
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Dr Annalyse Crane – Director
Dr Crane is a Gamilaroi woman with family from Moree in NSW. She is a specialist GP, supervisor and practice
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Dr Vinka Barunga – Director
Dr Vinka Barunga is a Worrora woman from the Kimberley. Her Country runs along the north west coast of Western
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Dr Robert Blackley – Director
Dr Robert Blackley is a Bwgcolman man from Palm Island. He has over twenty years in public administration and public
Let’s Yarn! With Dr Marilyn Clarke
Dr Marilyn Clarke, Australia’s first Aboriginal obstetrician and gynaecologist, shares how representation and culturally safe care are transforming women’s health.
AIDA Statement: Acknowledging the passing of AIDA Medical Student
The Australian Indigenous Doctors’ Association (AIDA) is profoundly saddened by the unexpected passing of Mr Assan Sam, a proud Bwgcolman