Assistant Minister McBride's media

Read the transcript of Assistant Minister McBride's interview with Nick Lowther on the Federal Budget; mental health; Dubbo Medicare Mental Health Centre; health workforce.

More than $26 million will boost essential mental health and suicide prevention support services in South Australia over the next three years.

Read the transcript of Assistant Minister McBride's doorstop at the Thompson Institute on the opening of the first National PTSD Research Centre; investment in better models of care.

A new national research centre dedicated to post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) was officially opened today on the Sunshine Coast.

A redesigned program to help young people with complex mental health was officially launched by the Assistant Minister for Mental Health and Suicide Prevention, Emma McBride.

Read Assistant Minister McBride's speech at the National Suicide Prevention Conference.

Regional communities across Australia will be better equipped to help prevent suicide with the Australian Government extending funding to local suicide prevention programs designed specifically for local needs.

The Australian Government is committed to supporting young Australians with their mental health through the translation of research into tailored healthcare centred on their needs.

Tasmanian children will soon get the early intervention and mental health support they need – with the announcement of three Head to Health Kids Hubs.

Read the transcript of Assistant Minister McBride's doorstop in Launceston on the opening of headspace; youth mental health; Medicare Urgent Care Clinics; aged care.

Read Assistant Minister McBride's speech at the reopening of headspace Launceston.

Read the transcript of Assistant Minister McBride's interview with Richard Perno on the Reopening of Launceston headspace; mental health.

Read the transcript of Assistant Minister McBride's interview with Leon Compton on Medicare Urgent Care Clinics; bulk billing; funding for regional health doctors.

More young people in Launceston will now have access to free mental health services at the expanded headspace centre relocated to 24 Wellington Street opening today.

People in Burnie and the surrounding region are set to have much improved access to doctors with an extra 20 medical students a year to train locally.

headspace has been supporting the young people of Bendigo for 12 years, providing vital access to mental health services.

Young people in Gawler, South Australia, and the surrounding district will in future have access to free, holistic mental health care provided by a new headspace centre.

Read the transcript of Assistant Minister McBride's radio interview with Fiona Parker on mental health service funding; Bendigo headspace; Bendigo bulk billing data.

Bendigo residents have seen the bulk billing rates increase by 8 per cent since the Australian Government tripled the bulk billing incentive on 1 November 2023.

Read Assistant Minister McBride's speech for the graduating College of Health, Medicine, and Wellbeing students at the University of Newcastle.

Young people in Melbourne’s outer eastern suburbs are benefitting from access to free, high-quality mental health services and support from headspace Knox.

For 11 years, young people in Ipswich have benefited from access to their local headspace centre, which has recently been expanded to meet growing need.

Read Assistant Minister McBride's speech at the opening of the NSW Business AI Summit.

Mount Barker locals will soon have access to free mental health care with a new Head to Health service opening this year.

Read the transcript of Assistant Minister McBride's press conference on the 2024 Best of Bush report; rural and regional healthcare.