The WA government will pay $12,000 towards the university fees of nursing and midwifery graduates who agree to work in regional parts of the state.
the Victorian government revealed it would fund nursing and midwifery degrees for up to 10,000 university studentsThat $270 million commitment included a number of other scholarships for students who agreed to work in the Victorian public health service for two years.
"Whilst there are cost-of-living pressures, they're far less than anywhere else in the country, certainly the housing prices are more affordable. "WA nurses and midwives still remain the second-lowest paid in Australia, leaving little incentive to work in WA when compared to other states like Victoria.
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