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SENATOR THE HON BRETT MASON

Former Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health and Ageing

Senator the Hon Brett Mason - Media Items

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Listed below are media items for Senator the Hon Brett Mason, Former Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health and Ageing

July 2007

27 July 2007

Summit considers rise in chronic kidney disease

Chronic kidney disease is a growing health problem that causes the death of thousands of Australians each year.

27 July 2007

$2m boost to Tamworth region mental health services

Mental health services will increase in the Tamworth region, following a $2 million boost in funding from the Australian Government.

27 July 2007

$1.1 million for palliative care research in NSW

Research into end of life and palliative care practices will be supported by six National Health and Medical Research Council grants announced on 27 July by the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health and Ageing, Senator Brett Mason.

17 July 2007

$19 million to help people with mental illness

The Australian Government today announced grants totalling $19 million to help people with mental illness to take part more fully in their communities.

17 July 2007

$1.1 million for palliative care research in Victoria

Seven National Health and Medical Research Council grants worth $1.1 million will support palliative care research in Victoria.

13 July 2007

$300,000 grant for James Cook University

Research into improving health issues associated with end of life and palliative care practices is the aim of a National Health and Medical Research Council grant announced in Cairns on 13 July by the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health and Ageing, Senator Brett Mason.

11 July 2007

Boost to Queensland mental health services

The Australian Government is providing almost $5 million over five years for additional mental health services in rural and remote areas of Queensland.

02 July 2007

Quicker, better food regulation

Changes to food regulations will significantly improve the assessment and consultation procedures for new and amended food standards.