Minister Butler's media

The Australian Government is continuing its investment in future GPs, with another competitive grant round now open to allocate government funded university medical places.

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

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with Graeme Goodings about conflict in the Middle East; eye injections to remain in hospitals; proton therapy; Medicare Urgent Care Clinics; aged care; and obesity.

The Australian Government is delivering more aged care beds where they are needed most, to ensure every older Australian can access the world-class aged care they deserve.

Following extensive consultation, the Australian Government has decided not to reclassify intravitreal eye injections (IVI) as out of hospital services, protecting out of pocket costs for patients.

The Australian Government is delivering for residents in Nowra with the opening of the Nowra Medicare Urgent Care Clinic.

The Australian Government is delivering for residents in Geraldton with the opening of the Geraldton Medicare Urgent Care Clinic.

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with Karl Stefanovic about conflict in the Middle East and petrol prices.

The Australian Government is investing $110 million over three years to support new projects that help prevent chronic conditions and improve care for people living with them.

Australians living with autoimmune disease, lymphoma, Parkinson's, motor neuron disease and cerebral palsy will have access to new medicines thanks to expanded and new listings on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS).

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's press conference on world first cheaper immunotherapy treatment listing for patients with advanced or rare cancers.

From today, thousands more Australians living with advanced and rare cancers will have access to affordable immunotherapy treatment options through the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS).

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with Natalie Barr on ISIS brides and tax reform.

The Australian Government is delivering on our election commitment and expanding access to support services for children and young people with severe speech and language disorders, including stuttering, speech sound disorders, cleft lip and cleft palate.

The Australian Government is delivering for residents in Coorparoo with the opening of the new Coorparoo Medicare Urgent Care Clinic.

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's press conference in Adelaide on more speech pathology sessions for young people now being available through Medicare.

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's press conference in Shellharbour on Medicare Urgent Care Clinics; Four Corners report into gynaecologist care.

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with Melinda James on the opening of the Shellharbour Medicare Urgent Care Clinic,

The Albanese Government is delivering for residents in Shellharbour with the opening of the Shellharbour Medicare Urgent Care Clinic.

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with Bridget Brennan about bulk billing investment; the Four Corners investigation into Dr Simon Gordon; and ISIS brides.

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with Karl Stefanovic and Sarah Abo on Medicare investment.

Read the transcript of Minister Butler's interview with Melissa Clarke about Medicare investment and investigations into a Melbourne gynaecologist.

Tasmanians now have access to 59 Medicare Bulk Billing practices, statewide, following the Australian Government’s historic investment to strengthen Medicare.

The Albanese Labor Government is delivering for residents in Kingborough with the Kingston Medicare Urgent Care Clinic set to open on Monday 23rd February.

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