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The ACT Party is proposing to pump $163 million into GPs next year, a 13 percent increase in funding to help them meet expenses.

“New Zealand’s health system has been on a steady decline from first world status. ACT says it’s time to turn it around, starting by providing more funding for General Practices (GPs) through our upcoming alternative budget - A Time For Truth ,” says ...

Federal government pledges $5.7 billion to boost general practice care and fortify primary care

Bulk billing in Tamworth just became a lot more feasible.

It is "virtually impossible" for an adult to get referred for a publicly funded ADHD assessment, the organisation representing GP practices says.

Diseases such as coeliac disease and Parkinson’s could be diagnosed up to 10 years earlier than they currently are, a new study suggests.

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The annual IMO conference, which took place in the Europe Hotel, Killarney, from April 13–16 this year, focused on understaffing across the health

Conditions such as celiac disease and Parkinson's disease could be detected in principle up to 10 years earlier than they are currently, suggests a new study by UCL researchers.