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New Darwin doctors announced

Published 16 February 2024, 6:56 am
More than 200 new doctors are making the move to some of the nation’s most remote regional hospitals in the Northern Territory. It's to complete their medical internship. But the Australian Medical Association says it's just the start of what's needed.
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