The Morrison government has announced two health policies on Saturday, after Labor focused on health and hospitals in its first week of the campaign. Mr Morrison is pledging $100 million for clinical trials in the nation's rural and regional areas, as the election campaign resumes after a brief Good Friday truce.
The funding boost will focus on getting the care residents require, without needing to travel to a big city for treatment. The Prime Minister is also pledging $65 million for an adult cystic fibrosis unit at Sydney’s Westmead Hospital. The policy would see 16 beds supplied for young adults suffering from the chronic disease and focus heavily on new research to find a cure for the disease.
Source: Healthcare Press (healthcarepress.net)
ScottMorrisonMP Just another bunch of lies where the money promised will never happen
ScottMorrisonMP It has now been revealed that Scott Morrison stood at this hospital after he as treasurer cut $12 million of their funding! He has no shame! Absolutely disgraceful! 😡
ScottMorrisonMP watergate debtdoubled kickthismobout
ScottMorrisonMP Spend Spend Spend! No wonder why their double the Debt!
ScottMorrisonMP The only trial i want to see is of corrupt pollies
ScottMorrisonMP Hey, so Morrison is like: Stuff Easter! What a fake Christian he is!
ScottMorrisonMP Before election: spend a hundred million here and there. After the election: cut a billion here and there and everywhere
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ScottMorrisonMP Who gets the cheques? Specifically? Have they donated to lnp?
ScottMorrisonMP the most biased news channel i've ever seen in my life
ScottMorrisonMP Not happy
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ScottMorrisonMP After you cut $700 million from our public hospitals? And ppl are dying while waiting for treatment? You disgrace. Nobody can ever trust the LNP on Medicare or healthcare. And stop shouting at us! Your Gvt ought to be ashamed of themselves. Time to go! 😡
ScottMorrisonMP Why now? 6 years too late.
ScottMorrisonMP Hospital waiting lists are at the highest for a decade as reported by multiple papers toddy. Why should ordinary Aussies vote for LNP?
ScottMorrisonMP Where the fuck has LNP been for the past 6 years.
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