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Cost of living Australia: Appetite for user pays in aged care, says government - Vimarsana News

Cost of living Australia: Appetite for user pays in aged care, says government

The government is softening up voters for increased aged care fees, citing polling that claims people are willing to pay up to 40 per cent of the cost.

Source: afr.com
Responsible Wagering Australia's lunch for Communications Minister Michelle Rowland shows need to staunch flow of gambling industry money in politics - Vimarsana News

Responsible Wagering Australia's lunch for Communications Minister Michelle Rowland shows need to staunch flow of gambling industry money in politics

The gaming industry adds little to the economy, but it is a big player when it comes to the political influence business.

Source: afr.com
GPs standard consult average fee hiked by $10 - Vimarsana News

GPs standard consult average fee hiked by $10

In the same year the Albanese government pledged to overhaul the health system, the proportion of GPs who said they bulk billed all their patients halved from 24 to 12 per cent.

Domestic abuse survivors offered $5,000 to help leave abusers in Australia - Vimarsana News

Domestic abuse survivors offered $5,000 to help leave abusers in Australia

The Australian government has announced a new initiative that distributes payments of $5,000 to survivors of domestic abuse to help them leave.

Source: her.ie
Australia's Covid inquiry must not morph into chance to 'retell history', health experts warn | Health - Vimarsana News

Australia's Covid inquiry must not morph into chance to 'retell history', health experts warn | Health

‘We should remember how many lives were saved … but we need to learn and do better,’ former AMA chief says