Assistant Minister McBride's media

Read the transcript of Assistant Minister McBride's doorstop in Cairns on JCU medical cohort; rural practitioners; rural and regional primary care.

Read Assistant Minister McBride's speech at the JCU Medical Program welcome event in Cairns.

Read the script for Assistant Minister McBride's speech on the Cumberland Youth Mental Health Summit.

Read the transcript of Assistant Minister McBride's press conference in Launceston on Head to Health Launceston; eating disorders; mental health.

Read the transcript of Minister McBride's Interview with Belinda King on Head to Health Launceston and Tasmanian health care.

People living in and around Launceston can now access more community-based mental health services with a new, permanent Head to Health location officially opened at 62-64 Canning Street.

The official launch of headspace Colac has given young people across the local region a new way to get help when they’re struggling with their mental health.

Geelong’s free adult mental health service has a new purpose-built permanent site at 8 -16 Station St, Norlane.

Read the transcript of Assistant Minister McBride's speech on mental health and suicide prevention; closing the gap; NDIS.

Read the transcript of Assistant Minister McBride's speech at the Future of Health Seminar.

Health care providers in Lismore will receive additional support to rebuild infrastructure, replace equipment or move to new premises as the recovery from floods continues.

Read the transcript of Assistant Minister McBride's speech on the opening of Head to Health Canberra.

Free walk-in mental health care is now available to people who live in the Australian Capital Territory.

A doctor or nurse practitioner who lives and works in rural and remote Australia will have their HELP debt wiped under legislation passed today by the Australian Government

Read the transcript for Assistant Minister McBride's doorstop at Parliament House, Canberra on 8 February 2023, on the Jenkins Report and workplace safety, and COVID-19 booster vaccines.

Read the transcript of Minister McBride and Tom Oriti's radio interview on mental health, rural health, Black Dog Institute funding, GP shortages, Voice to Parliament, and the pandemic.

The Australian Government has invested $1.7 million to extend The Essential Network (TEN) project until 30 June 2024.

The Australian Government is funding communities on Tasmania’s east coast and the Gippsland region of Victoria to find local solutions to their health challenges.

Read the transcript for Assistant Minister McBride's doorstop at Gorokan Public School with Minister for Education Jason Clare and Member for Robertson Dr Gordon Reid.

The Australian Government is investing $203.7 million this year to help young people in every single school across the country through the rollout of the Student Wellbeing Boost.

The Government is investing $7.8 million in interpreting services through Translating and Interpreting Services (TIS) National for people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds.

The Australian Government will invest $8.5 million to support those with a lived experience of mental health to shape the policies and programs that affect them.

The Australian Government will invest $8.5 million to support those with a lived experience of mental health to shape the policies and programs that affect them.

Today, the Australian Government has released the independent evaluation of the Better Access initiative, which shows that while the scheme has broadened access to mental health services, it is not delivering for all Australians equally.

Addressing health care inequities faced by regional, rural and remote communities across New South Wales was a key focus of the Australian-NSW Government Bilateral Regional Health Forum held in Tamworth today.