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Support for former patients of Simon Gordon
Every Australian, whether in the public or private system has the right to the highest quality and most appropriate and safe clinical care available. Serious concerns have been raised by women about the care they received by a former gynaecologist, Simon Gordon.TV interview with Minister Rae, Today Show - 2 April 2026
Read the transcript of Minister Rae's interview with Jayne Azzopardi on the Prime Minister's address to the nation and fuel supply.TV interview with Minister Butler, Today Show – 1 April 2026
Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with Karl Stefanovic about the National Fuel Security Plan and the NDIS.TV interview with Minister Butler, Sunrise – 1 April 2026
Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with Natalie Barr about fuel security, private health insurance, and the Medicare Mental Health Check In.TV interview with Minister Butler, ABC News Breakfast– 1 April 2026
Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with James Glenday about the Middle East conflict, fuel security, and the Medicare Mental Health Check In.Cheaper medicines for people fighting cancer and rare diseases
The Australian Government is continuing to deliver cheaper medicines with Australians living with debilitating conditions including cancers and rare diseases having access to treatments on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) from today.Free mental health therapy now available
Free mental health therapy supported by trained practitioners is now available through the Albanese Government’s Medicare Mental Health Check In, giving more Australians access to early mental health support.Women’s heart health in focus at first expert panel meeting
The newly established Ministerial Expert Panel on Women’s Health, focusing on women’s cardiovascular health, held its inaugural meeting at Parliament House, marking an important step towards improving heart and vascular health for women across Australia.Press conference with Minister Butler, Canberra – 1 April 2026
Read the transcript of Minister Butler's press conference about the Medicare Mental Health Check In, childhood vaccination rates, and the NDIS.Parliament passes tough new laws to protect the NDIS from fraudsters, predators and shonks
The Government’s National Disability Insurance Scheme Amendment (Integrity and Safeguarding) Bill 2025 will become law after it passed the Parliament today.Radio interview with Assistant Minister White, LAFM Breakfast - 31 March 2026
Read the transcript of Assistant Minister White's interview with Belinda King on the national investment into GP training, UTAS medical degrees, and the Fuel crisis.Senate passes tough new laws to protect the NDIS from fraudsters, predators and shonks
The Senate has today passed a bill that delivers tough new laws to protect people with a disability and safeguard the NDIS from exploitation at the hands of fraudsters, predators and shonks.Expert advisory group for prostate cancer
The Australian Government is establishing a national Prostate Cancer Expert Advisory Group to strengthen cancer care for men across the country and deliver on the goals of the Australian Cancer Plan to provide world class equitable cancer outcomes.Women's heart health in focus at first expert panel meeting
The newly established Ministerial Expert Panel on Women’s Health, focusing on women’s cardiovascular health, today held its inaugural meeting at Parliament House, marking an important step towards improving heart and vascular health for women across Australia.Speech from Minister Butler, AFR Healthcare Summit – 30 March 2026
Read Minister Butler's speech at the AFR Healthcare Summit about productivity and healthcare.One step closer to eliminating viral hepatitis
Australia is a step closer to eliminating hepatitis B and C as public health challenges by 2030 with the release of two new national strategies today.OPINION: How lowering prescription cost helps health – and the economy
At a pharmacy in Belconnen or Tuggeranong, the moment is easy to miss. A card is tapped, a receipt prints, and the price is lower than it would have been a few years ago. For many Canberrans, that smaller number helps. It makes the household budget stretch further and ensures people are more likelyPress conference with Minister Butler, Adelaide - 29 March 2026
Read the transcript of Minister Butler's press conference on cheaper immunotherapy treatment being listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) for patients with advanced renal, cervical and head and neck cancers.Expanded immunotherapy PBS listing to treat more cancers
The Albanese Government is continuing to deliver cheaper medicines with thousands more Australians living with advanced and high-risk cancers having access to affordable immunotherapy treatment on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) from 1 April.TV interview with Minister Butler, Sunrise – 27 March 2026
Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with Natalie Barr on the social media ban.Future secured for Canberra Health Co-Op and three new bulk billing GP clinics for ACT
The Australian Government is delivering on its $24.3 million commitment to strengthen primary care, boost access to bulk billing GPs, and improve access to respite care in Canberra.Funding to improve care and support for people with chronic liver disease
The Australian Government is investing in specialised education and training for frontline healthcare workers to support the early identification, management and treatment of chronic liver disease and primary liver cancer.TV interview with Minister Rae, Sky News – 26 March 2026
Read the transcript of Minister Rae's interview with Trudy McIntosh on fuel supply; Integrated Assessment Tool.Speech for Dan Repacholi MP, Australian Men's Shed Association Gathering Dinner – 26 March 2026
Read Dan Repacholi's speech at the Australian Men's Shed Association Gathering Dinner in Brisbane about men's health and the value of men's sheds.New Acting Chair of Food Standards Board
Highly experienced senior executive Ms Robyn Kruk AO has been appointed Acting Chair of the Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) Board.
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