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Budget's mental health pledges rely on deals with states and workers that don't exist, experts warn | Australian budget 2021

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Mental health promises in the federal budget are contingent on deals with the states and territories that have not yet been negotiated and on a boosted workforce that does not yet exist, raising doubts that the extra funding will fix systemic problems.
Tuesdayâs budget included a $2.3bn mental health package which is being touted by the federal government as âthe largest single mental health and suicide preventionâ plan in budget history. It will see $278m spent on 10 new Headspace clinics for youth, while $298m allocated to suicide prevention will include a new National Suicide Prevention Office. ....

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Here's Old Mate's Full 2021 Budget Speech

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Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has handed down the 2021-2022 Australian Federal Budget tonight. And you can read the speech in full right here.
And if you’re interested in delving into the entire Budget yourself, you can find it here.
2021 Budget Speech
Australia is coming back.
Doctors and nurses on the front line.
Teachers and students in the virtual classroom.
Businesses, big and small, keeping the economy moving.
‘Team Australia’ at its best.
A nation to be proud of.
We have come so far since the height of the pandemic.
Treasury feared unemployment could reach 15 per cent and the economy contract by more than 20 per cent. ....

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'Australia is coming back': Read Treasurer Josh Frydenberg's full Federal Budget 2021 speech

Australia is coming back.
Doctors and nurses on the front line.
Teachers and students in the virtual classroom.
Businesses, big and small, keeping the economy moving.
‘Team Australia’ at its best.
A nation to be proud of.
We have come so far since the height of the pandemic.
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced the Federal Budget 2021 speech on Tuesday May 11
Treasury feared unemployment could reach 15 per cent and the economy contract by more than 20 per cent.
This would have meant 2 million Australians unemployed.
It would have been the equivalent of losing the agriculture, construction, and mining sectors.
Mr. Speaker, today the reality is very different. ....

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Federal budget 2021: Mental health services to receive record investment

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Mental health treatments will be transformed in the biggest changes to the sector in a generation, with a $2.3 billion investment to include aftercare services for people who attempt suicide and a world-leading online platform for counselling, clinical support and referrals.
A landmark national network, including 57 additional treatment centres for adults, will be created with the extra resources, as well as more services for young people and children through the Head to Health and headspace programs.
Almost $250 million extra has been allocated for prevention and early intervention.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison said he had taken an ambitious reform plan to the national cabinet that recognised the need for a system that could intervene early to help people before their mental health conditions and suicidal distress worsened. ....

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Budget 2021, a mixed bag of offerings with aged care and women leading the way - and no travel until end of 2022

The second “pandemic” budget was delivered by Australia’s Treasurer Josh Frydenberg on Tuesday. “Australia is coming back,” he said. “The Australian spirit has shone through.”
Showcasing the Australian economy, he said the deficit for 2021-22 will be at $106.6 billion – $53 billion lower than forecast in the last budget in October 2020. “Unemployment is at 5.6 per cent, lower than when the Coalition came into government,” he said.
“The COVID-19 recession will see our deficit reach $161bn this year, falling to $57bn in 2024-25. With more Australians back at work, this year’s deficit is $52.7bn lower than was expected just over six months ago in last year’s budget. Net debt will increase to $617.5bn or 30 per cent of GDP this year and peak at $980.6bn or 40.9 per cent of GDP in June 2025.” ....

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