Why Australian contributors write for us
Australia has built one of the world's most respected public healthcare systems in Medicare, alongside a thriving private health sector. Australian medical training and research — particularly in areas like cancer care, mental health, and indigenous health — carries genuine international credibility. Content from AHPRA-registered specialists resonates with our readership in a way that reflects this standing.
The Indian-Australian community numbers over 700,000 people and is growing rapidly — particularly in Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane. Many maintain active health connections to India, whether managing care for ageing parents or seeking treatment advice for conditions prevalent in South Asian populations. BestDoctorsInTheCity reaches this audience directly.
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Do-follow Backlink
Permanent link from a healthcare domain — valuable for Australian SEO
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Author Bio Featured
Your name, credentials and website link published with your article
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Indexed in 48–72 hrs
Content live and searchable on Google fast after publication
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South Asian Reach
Reach 700K+ Indian-Australians and readers across India
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International Credit
Verifiable publication cited by 9 major Indian media outlets
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Stays Live Forever
No expiry, no removal — your article and link stay permanently
Contributing from Australia 🇦🇺
Bring Australian medical expertise and Medicare perspectives to patients and caregivers across India and the South Asian diaspora worldwide
What we publish from Australian contributors
Content does not need to be about Australia specifically — clinical expertise and accuracy matter more than geography. These angles resonate particularly well when they come from Australian contributors:
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Clinical Condition Guides
Detailed, evidence-based articles written or reviewed by an AHPRA-registered physician or specialist. Australian clinical expertise is well regarded internationally and valued by our readership.
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Mental Health & Wellbeing
Australia has been a global leader in mental health research and destigmatisation. Content from Australian psychiatrists, psychologists, and counsellors — particularly on depression, anxiety, and culturally sensitive mental healthcare — performs strongly on our platform.
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Cancer Care & Oncology
Australian oncology research is internationally recognised. Patient-facing guides on cancer treatment, early detection, and survivorship from Australian oncology professionals are among our best-read content categories.
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Nutrition, Dietetics & Lifestyle Medicine
Evidence-based nutrition content from Australian Dietetics Association-registered dietitians, particularly on diabetes management, cardiovascular health, and weight — conditions that disproportionately affect South Asian populations.
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Aged Care & Geriatric Health
With India's rapidly ageing population, content on aged care approaches, dementia management, and elder health from Australian geriatric care professionals addresses a growing need among our readership.
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Medicare & Healthcare System Perspectives
Articles that help Indian readers understand the Australian healthcare system — particularly useful for Indian students, workers, and new migrants in Australia navigating Medicare and private health insurance.
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Medical Research from Australian Institutions
Accessible summaries of research from Australian universities, NHMRC-funded studies, or clinical trial results from Australian medical centres written for a non-specialist reader.
We cover 30+ specialties in total including cardiology, oncology, dermatology, gynaecology, orthopaedics, neurology, dentistry, ophthalmology, pulmonology, paediatrics, and more.
🇦🇺 Australia-specific note: NHMRC guidelines, Australian Department of Health documentation, and peer-reviewed Australian journals are all considered credible sources and actively encouraged as references in your article.
Not sure whether your topic fits? Send us a one-line pitch at
marketing@bestdoctorsinthecity.com before writing the full article. We will confirm within two working days.
Who can submit from Australia
We welcome contributions from Australian healthcare professionals and writers across all disciplines:
AHPRA-registered Doctors
Registered Nurses & AHPs
Psychologists & Psychiatrists
Accredited Dietitians
Physiotherapists & OTs
Naturopathic Practitioners
Medical Writers & Journalists
Academic Researchers
Health Tech Professionals
SEO Agencies & Digital Teams
SEO agencies working with Australian healthcare clients are welcome to submit on behalf of clients, provided the article is written or reviewed by a qualified professional.
Submission guidelines
Health content carries real responsibility. Our editorial standards are stricter than a general content site, and we apply them consistently.
Content
1.Minimum 1,000 words. Articles between 1,500 and 2,000 words are given editorial priority.
2.Original work only — not published anywhere else online before or after submission.
3.No AI-generated content. All submissions are checked using detection tools before review.
4.Include at least two references — peer-reviewed journals, NHMRC guidelines, Australian Department of Health documentation, or WHO publications.
5.Write for an informed non-specialist reader. Short paragraphs and clear headings expected.
6.No promotional content — articles that exist primarily to promote a clinic or product are handled as sponsored content.
Links
1.One do-follow link to your website, clinic, or professional profile is included as standard.
2.All outbound links must point to credible, relevant sources. Links to commercial or unrelated pages will be removed.
3.No affiliate links of any kind.
4.No links to gambling, adult content, cryptocurrency, or any niche unrelated to health.
Format
1.Submit as a Microsoft Word document (.doc or .docx)
2.Use clear H2 and H3 headings throughout the article
3.Include a featured image — minimum 800×450px, royalty-free. Send separately from the document.
4.Include your author bio: full name, credentials, current role, and a 2–3 sentence description.
5.List your references at the bottom of the article.
How to submit your health guest post
We recommend pitching your topic before writing the full article. This saves time on both sides if the topic does not fit our current editorial calendar.
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Topic pitch (recommended) — email marketing@bestdoctorsinthecity.com with a one or two sentence description. Subject line: Topic Pitch — [Proposed Title]. We respond within two working days.2
Full submission — send your article as a Word document. Subject line: Guest Post Submission — [Article Title]. Include your author bio and images in the same email.3
Editorial review — we review all submissions and respond within two working days: accepted, accepted with edits, or declined with a brief explanation.4
Publication — accepted articles published with your author bio, photo if provided, and agreed outbound link. Live URL sent on day of publication. Average time: 7–14 days.
What we do not accept
—AI-generated articles, even if lightly edited
—Content already published elsewhere online
—Generic articles with no new information or specific angle
—Unverified medical claims without cited sources
—Articles written primarily to insert a commercial link with no editorial value
—Content promoting a specific clinic, doctor, or product as editorial
—Articles with links to gambling, adult, crypto, or unrelated niches
—Resubmissions of previously declined articles without substantial revision
Promotional & sponsored content
Frequently asked questions
Do you accept submissions from all Australian states and territories?
Yes. We accept contributions from healthcare professionals and writers based anywhere in Australia — New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia, and all other states and territories.
Are the backlinks do-follow?
Yes. The standard contributor link is do-follow and permanent. We do not remove published content or expire links.
Is there a fee to publish?
Does the content need to be about Australia specifically?
No. Clinical accuracy and genuine value to our readership matters more than geography.
Can I write about Australian healthcare for an Indian audience?
Yes. Articles on Medicare, Australian treatment approaches, or medical research from Australian institutions that are relevant to Indian readers perform well on our platform.
Are NHMRC guidelines acceptable as sources?
Yes. NHMRC guidelines, Australian Department of Health documentation, and peer-reviewed Australian journals are all considered credible sources.
Will my article be edited?
Yes. We edit for grammar, clarity, formatting, and SEO. If edits are material, we will share them with you before the article goes live.
How long will my article stay live?
Articles are published permanently. We do not remove published content or expire links.
Can I become a regular contributor?
Yes. Contributors who publish consistently are offered priority review and faster turnaround. Email us to discuss.
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