David and I were intoxicated with caffeine before the meeting to keep us awake. RACGP will soon start a unified pathway and all trainees must satisfy with all the training modules requirement including aboriginal health in order to gain the full fellowship. New nomenclature for the RACGP international fellowship was suggested and we had an amicable discussion. I have to clear the air that our relationship with RACGP is stronger than ever and the rumour of delinking is certainly untrue at this moment! Soon after this meeting, we attended the opening ceremony of GP 17 and the keynote address was delivered by a US Paediatrician on video consultation through internet. Personally I am against internet or digital consultation. The first question asked by the audience was if one had testicular cancer, how could the internet doctor make the diagnosis? Any non-pervert will not take his pants off in front of the camera. This sums up the problem! Then in the afternoon we had the opportunity to exchange the views on the primary care systems and FM training with Presidents and the delegates of other countries. New Zealand will have 300 medical graduates out of 600 to enter FM training with the full support of the government. Hooray!