The Coalition is set to pledge $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. With some of the most marginal seats held by the Nationals in New South Wales and Queensland, the health funding plan hopes to protect those seats ahead of the May 18 vote. Image: News Corp Australia
Source: Healthcare Press (healthcarepress.net)
All for supporting clinical trials anywhere anytime ✅
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Watergate?
has the election campaign started at all? My DVD collection is still ging strong and if it runs out I will buy a VCR player for the tapes. I can see why you telly stations are putting so much shit on -whats the point? No one watches anything because of the election
Are you Coalition fluffers *ever* going to report on watergate ?
Shouldn't hurt the budget bottom line if ScottMorrisonMP can get a cut from AngusTaylorMP 's CaymanIslands stash! Will the trials include free drinks from Watergate resources or has all that evaporated along with the $80mil Barnaby_Joyce made disappear? auspol AUSVote2019
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