Latest Medicare News

SA Response To Federal Budget
Australian Prime Minister Television interview – Ten News First Midday
Diabetes Australia welcomes cost relief in 2024-25 Federal Budget
Federal Budget – What Does It Mean For Ballina Shire
Labor’s Budget Betrays LGBTIQA+ Community
Hon Patrick Gorman MP Radio Interview – ABC Pilbara
Australian Prime Minister Radio interview – Nova 93.7 Breakfast
Australian Prime Minister Radio Interview – KIIS FM 15 May
Federal Budget 2024 – Update
Cheaper medicines and a new approach for mental health care. Will the budget make us healthier?
Australian Prime Minister Television interview – Sunrise
Australian Prime Minister Radio Interview – Fox FM
Australian Prime Minister Television interview – ABC News Breakfast
Australian Prime Minister Television Interview 15 May
Budget sees progress in some areas of health – misses the opportunity in others
Federal Budget delivers some comfort for families fleeing Gaza crisis
Community pharmacies secure cost of living relief for all Australians
Budget 2024-25: A missed opportunity for rural health equity
Federal Budget 2024/25 only scratches the surface of much needed mental health reform
Budget That Works For Women
Budget delivers welcome funding for health and aged care
Delivering On Our Commitment To Better NDIS
Budget a missed opportunity to tackle health system issues
Interventional radiologists support government funding for women’s health but urge greater access to minimally invasive treatments
Federal Budget drops the ball for Australians struggling to afford essential healthcare
Labor’s budget surplus betrays renters, mortgage holders and students while keeping a future for coal and gas
Cost Of Living Help And Future Made In Australia
Budget 2024- 25: Investing In Quality Aged Care
Budget 2024-⁠25: Cheaper medicines, new Medicare Urgent Care Clinics and more free mental health services in a stronger Medicare
Australian Prime Minister Radio interview – 3AW Melbourne
Jim Chalmers’s third budget will have a surplus of $9.3 billion for this financial year
Remarks To Caucus
It’s so hard to see a doctor right now. What are my options?
Women on temporary visas remain vulnerable to domestic and family violence
Helping Victorians Get Care They Need
Strengthening Medicare: More Urgent Care Clinics
Government’s job not done to improve access to essential care and reduce costs for Australians: RACGP
Liberals and Nationals to abolish Labor’s regressive Health Tax
Helping Families Help More Kids Play Sport They Love
Historic Medicare Changes For Women Battling Endometriosis
ACT Government’s Patient Tax Will Cost Patients: GPs
There’s No Excuse For Abuse
Clock Is Ticking To Nominate Medicare Champion
Patients must be given greater access to after-hours GP appointments
Paramedics Lead Way For Heart Health
Lung cancer is the deadliest of all cancers, and screening could save many lives − if more people could access it
Budget must make it cheaper and easier for Australians to access healthcare
Scholarships for nurses and midwives supporting health workforce now and into the future