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Women’s health a 'national priority' as budget unveils $793m investment
- The Australian federal budget includes a $793 million investment in women's health, highlighting it as a national priority according to Treasurer Jim Chalmers.
- The budget will expand bulk-billing incentives, aiming to make nine out of ten doctor visits free by 2030, saving Australians $859 million in fees by 2030.
- Health spending is set to reach $124.8 billion for the 2025-26 financial year, with significant funds allocated for public hospitals and Medicare improvements.
- Labor's budget focuses on healthcare reforms including funding for urgent care clinics, endometriosis clinics, and new treatments for menopause, which reflects its commitment to women's health.
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Transcript: ABC Radio Adelaide – Federal budget
The federal budget released on Tuesday 25 March locked in an additional $8.5 billion in Medicare and general practice. AMA SA President Dr John Williams was invited to be part of ABC Radio Adelaide's budget panel to explain why the historic investment must be backed up by genuine Medicare reform.
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