1999-2000
Budget 1999-2000
This section of the website contains information to the 1999-2000 Budget for the Department of Health and Aged Care for the financial year 1999-2000 and to associated media releases and fact sheets.
Health Media Releases
Taking Australia into the century of healing - the 1999/2000 Health Budget in synopsisThe 1999/2000 Health Budget in detail
Aged Care Media Releases
Government demonstrates commitment to Aged Care during IYOP and beyondBetter hearing services boost quality of life
Recognition of the diversity of older Australians and their individual needs
Health Fact sheets
- Massive health research boost - Australia's gateway to a healing century
- Better health care for all Australians: New initiatives in primary health care
- Better health care for Australians in rural and remote areas
- Tough on Drugs
- Biotechnology: Mapping out our future
- Meeting the health needs of Indigenous Australian
- General practice the key to primary health care
- Supporting quality in our health system
- Lifetime health cover
Aged Care Fact sheets
- Better hearing services boost quality of life
- Care and Support for Older Australians - A priority for the International Year of Older persons and beyond
This booklet outlines initiatives in the aged care budget for 1999-2000 under the direction of the Honourable Bronwyn Bishop MP, Minister for Aged Care.
If you would like a hard copy of this document, please email enquiries@health.gov.au.
Investing in a Healthy Australia - Budget initiatives 1999/2000 (PDF 4.48 MB)
This booklet outlines health budget initiatives for 1999-2000 under the direction of the Honourable Dr Michael Wooldridge, Federal Minister for Health and Aged Care.
If you would like a hard copy of this document, please email enquiries@health.gov.au.
Budget at a glance - ready reckoner (PDF 22 KB)
The Government's Private Health Insurance Plan
National Health and Medical Research Council - An Overview
Portfolio Budget Statements 1999-2000
Portfolio Additional Estimates Statements 1999-2000
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