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State and Territory Health Ministers Reject Federal Proposal on Hospital Funding

Health ministers aim to resolve a funding stalemate causing over 3,000 elderly patients to remain in hospital beds, with the Commonwealth offering $21 billion over five years.

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State and territory health ministers have knocked back the federal government’s proposed solution for public hospital funding, potentially dashing the Commonwealth’s hopes of securing a deal before Christmas. The ministers met with their federal counterpart, Mark Butler, in Brisbane on Friday morning as part of the latest efforts to negotiate the next five-year hospital funding deal.

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Health ministers reject federal hospital funding offer as 3,000 older patients remain stranded

Health ministers said the door was still open for negotiations after meeting with federal Health Minister Mark Butler on Friday.

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Thousands ‘stranded’ in hospitals as ministers war over funding

State and territory health ministers released the report card into the “bed block crisis” as they prepared to meet their federal counterpart.

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The Examiner broke the news in on Thursday, December 11, 2025.
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