• To act as a unifying force amongst members with common interests and goals
  • To promote early and meaningful exposure to rural practice and lifestyle
  • To promote the positive aspects of a career in rural practice
  • To promote exchange of ideas and social exchange with students from other university rural clubs via the NRHN
  • To promote within the faculty and to the general public the issues affecting rural medicine
  • To provide practical sessions which allow students to learn valuable clinical skills
  • To support students from rural backgrounds studying within the fields of medicine and allied health
  • To organise social functions, discussion groups and talks by guest speakers
  • To develop a multidisciplinary approach to rural health and encourage membership of students from other allied health fields
  • To liaise with preexisting rural interest groups and provide student representation at their meetings where appropriate
  • To encourage involvement with the RFDS
  • Provide encouragement and assistance to rural practitioners
  • To promote Aboriginal and Torres Islander health and cultural issues
  • To assist the University with promoting of rural health career options to rural high school