US EditionSafe seat syndrome? Why some hospitals get upgrades and others miss out
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Safe seat syndrome? Why some hospitals get upgrades and others miss out
On his campaign trail, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pledged $200 million to upgrade St John of God Midland Public Hospital in Perth. He promised more beds and operating theatres, and a redesigned obstetrics and neonatal unit. It followed other recent election promises from the Labor government, including $120 million for new birthing facilities at Sydney’s planned Rouse Hill Hospital and $150 million to build a health centre in southern Adela…
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