The number of overseas nurses registering to practice in Australia has surged, reaching 16,622 in the last financial year. The majority (70%) came from New Zealand under a Trans-Tasman agreement. From March 2025, the process for registering internationally trained nurses will be fast-tracked, reducing application times by up to a year. These changes were recommended by the Kruk Review, which has been allocated $90m in the 2024-25 budget to implement its suggestions to manage workforce shortages.
Digital Transformation Failures: A National Security Crisis in the Making
In the hyperconnected world, digital transformation has become synonymous with progress, efficiency and innovation. For governments, business and defense organizations alike, the ability to leverage
