The ongoing role of a peak body for rural and remote health in Australia.

EVALUATION of medical care; RURAL health services; HEALTH services accessibility; WORK-related injuries; LABOR demand; MEDICAL care; LABOR supply; HUMAN services programs; METROPOLITAN areas; HEALTH equity; TELEMEDICINE

An editorial is presented on the relevance of the National Rural Health Alliance in addressing the persistent health disparities faced by rural and remote Australians, emphasizing its role in advocating for improved health outcomes, supporting sector development, and amplifying rural voices. Topics include the Alliance's contribution to policy recommendations, the importance of community engagement, and the evolution of its role in response to changing contexts in rural and remote Australia.