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Cheaper medicines for rare genetic disorders and cancer
Adults with hereditary transthyretin-mediated amyloidosis and with certain cancers, will now have access to cheaper medicines under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) thanks to the Australian Government.New headspace for Bribie Island
Young people on Bribie Island now have access to free mental health care and support with the establishment of a new headspace service.Radio interview with Minister Butler on FIVEaa Mornings – 12 August 2024
Read the transcript from Minister Butler's radio interview with Matthew Pantelis which covered South Australian hospitals, the Aged Care Taskforce, bulk billing, Medicare Urgent Care Clinics, and medical students choosing general practice.New investment in health of Australian newborns
The Albanese Labor Government is investing in the health of Australian newborns through a multi-million-dollar research project to enable life-saving interventions.Handy guide to keep kids and workers healthy in childcare and schools
The Australian Government is helping Australian kids stay fit and healthy this winter by releasing a new, best practice resource for kindergartens, early education centres, schools, and other care services to help limit the spread of infectious disease.$3.7 million funding boost for infection prevention and control in aged care
The Australian Government is investing more than $3.7 million in funding towards targeted research into improving infection prevention and control (IPC) in aged care homes as part of its commitment to delivering high quality person-centred care for older Australians.Ensuring First Nations children on the Central Coast are school ready
The Australian Government is helping First Nations children get the best start in life, expanding the successful Connected Beginnings program to the New South Wales Central Coast.Supporting all mums this World Breastfeeding Week
To mark World Breastfeeding Week the Australian Government is celebrating the success of national campaigns and initiatives to support breastfeeding and give babies the best start in life. Running from 1 to 7 August, the theme for 2024 is 'Breastfeeding support for all'.New body to shape nations health workforce
The Australian Government has established a new body to shape the direction of Australia’s healthcare workforce.Delivering more dementia respite support programs to help older Australians and their carers
The Australian Government is investing a further $8 million to expand the delivery of innovative respite support programs for Australians living with dementia and their carers.New expert advisory group to support Australian Government protect our health from climate change
The Australian Government has established an expert advisory group to provide advice on reducing the impacts of climate change on the nation’s health.Assistant Minister for Health and Aged Care press conference – 5 August 2024
Read the transcript of Assistant Minister Kearney's press conference on the launch of Loneliness Awareness Week.Minister for Health and Aged Care, speech – 2 August 2024
Read the transcript of Minister Butler's address to the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia's National ConferenceMinister for Health and Aged Care, speech – 2 August 2024
Read Minister Butler's speech at the Australian Medical Association's National Conference.Groundbreaking help for babies with deadly peanut allergies
The Australia Government is supporting babies with a peanut allergy by funding a groundbreaking new program.Delivering a Medicare Urgent Care Clinic for Morayfield
Morayfield residents will be able to access fully bulk billed care with a new Medicare Urgent Care Clinic (Medicare UCC).Radio interview with Minister Butler and Loretta Ryan, ABC Brisbane – 1 August 2024
Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with Loretta Ryan and Craig Zonca on Medicare Urgent Care Clinics; increase in bulk billing.Enhanced mental health services for Armidale youth with upgraded headspace
Young people across the New England will have better access to free mental health care with an upgraded headspace officially opening in Armidale.New and expanded headspace opens in Tamworth
Young people in Tamworth and across the New England will have improved access to high quality mental health care and support as headspace Tamworth moves to a new and expanded centre at 201 Marius Street.Minister for Health and Aged Care, doorstop – 1 August 2024
Read the transcript of Minister Butler's doorstop in Brisbane on the opening of the Morayfield Urgent Care Clinic.New report finds residents more satisfied with their aged care homes
The Australian Government’s reforms are continuing to lift the standard of aged care, with a new report highlighting the positive experience of older people living in residential aged care.
Register as a donor today – lives depend on it
The Australian Government is encouraging more people to register as organ and tissue donors this DonateLife Week.Coffs Harbour Medicare Mental Health Centre now open
The new Coffs Harbour Medicare Mental Health Centre provides a safe, welcoming place to get free mental health support and care, without the need for an appointment.Australian Government continues big mission to improve food and nutrition in aged care
The Australian Government and the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission are continuing the big mission to ensure all older Australians in aged care receive nutritious, safe and appetising food.Radio interview with Minister Butler and David Bevan, ABC Adelaide Mornings – 31 July 2024
Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with David Bevan on IV fluid shortages, pressure on emergency departments and the Disability Royal Commission.
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