Election 2025
This year’s federal election is going to be called any day now and it’s rumoured to come down to the wire.
Neither of the two major parties clawing for the vote have a spotless record when it comes to general practice; Liberal Party leader Peter Dutton was once voted worst health minister in living memory, while Labor’s decision to freeze Medicare rebates in 2013 has cast a long shadow over the sector.
Medicare is set to be a key battleground, amid mounting public pressure to tackle GP out-of-pocket costs at a time when many are struggling financially.
Follow along with Health Services Daily as we cover every healthcare-related promise, soundbite and gaffe as Australia prepares to head to the polls.
All election news
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Campaign ‘good start’ but investment needed in digital health literacy: AIDH
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NDIS reform beginning to bear fruit
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‘Urgent’ need for more equitable access to diabetes tech
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Coalition commits to prioritising new hospitals agreement
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Parliament passes MHR Sharing By Default legislation
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Minister launches campaign to raise profile of primary care
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Federal government accused of shrugging off private hospitals
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$600m ICT boost needed to support aged care providers ahead of new Act
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Albo splashes more cash – this time in the Red Centre