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Millions of Australians will have the cost of their medications halved from September 1 after the Senate voted down a Coalition push to scrap Labor's 60-day pharmacy dispensing legislation.
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Australians will be slugged up to $800 a year on their weekly medicines bill as a result of Labor's new 60-day dispensing policy.
The influential guild is drawing on a $4 million war chest to lobby Coalition, Greens and crossbench senators to block Labor’s 60-day dispensing plan.