Minister Butler's media

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's press conference on Helen Haines MP, the Burwood Urgent Care Clinic, and 1 million Australians have now used 1800MEDICARE.

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with Sylvia Jeffreys and Tom Steinfort on Helen Haines and 1 million Australians access free health advice through 1800MEDICARE.

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with David Woiwod on Helen Haines and 1 million Australians accessing free health advice through 1800MEDICARE.

More than one million Australians have accessed free trusted health advice through the Australian Government’s 1800MEDICARE telehealth and digital service.

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with Hamish MacDonald on 1 million Australians accessing free health advice through 1800MEDICARE; aged care.

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with Natalie Barr on private health insurance rebate; investment into aged care.

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with Patricia Karvelas on private health insurance rebates; investment into aged care.

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's Doorstop Interview on private health insurance rebates and investment into aged care.

The Australian Government is investing $630 million to deliver fairer pay to over 460,000 health, disability and community services workers following the Fair Work Commission’s findings that these industries have been undervalued.

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's press conference on landmark funding to address historic gender undervaluation in care sectors, biotech research, private health insurance, aged care, and smart glasses.

The Australian Government’s continuing investment in cheaper medicines means more than 100,000 Australians with eczema will benefit from a new treatment being listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS).

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with Natalie Barr on migration.

The Australian Government is continuing to deliver cheaper medicines with thousands of women expected to benefit from expanded access to a treatment on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS).

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's press conference on a new Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme listing delivering new cancer treatment options for Australian women; veterans and private health insurance.

The Australian Government has passed legislation to help Australians find the best value when they need specialist medical advice and treatment, fixing the failed Medical Costs Finder.

The Australian Government is delivering the first investment under the $300 million MRFF Australian Cancer Research Program (ACRP), to bring international CAR-T clinical trials to Australia for children and young people.

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with Natalie Barr on rent prices and immigration.

Australians living with a type of motor neurone disease (MND) will have access to a new cheaper treatment through the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS).

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's press conference on a new PBS listing for motor neurone disease, gender affirming care, Whyalla Steelworks, and aged care.

On World Suicide Prevention Day, the Albanese Labor Government will provide an additional $82.9 million to leading national suicide prevention services and illuminate Australian Parliament House in recognition of all those affected by suicide.

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with Sally Sarah about Digital Duty of Care draft bill, illicit vapes and tobacco, veterans’ healthcare, superannuation, migration, and Women’s Health Week..

More than one million Australian women have accessed cheaper medicines for contraception, endometriosis and menopause thanks to the Australian Government’s landmark nearly $800 million Women’s Health Package.

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's press conference tobacco, aged care and private health insurance.

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with Natalie Barr on social media; aged care.

The Australian Government is providing $46.5 million over five years (2027-28 to 2031-32) to further expand the highly regarded McGrath Foundation Cancer Care Nurse service to include prostate cancer nurses from 1 July 2027.