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Health reforms will deliver for families

The future of our health and hospitals system is front and centre of the minds of residents in my local community. This fact has been reinforced by the feedback I have received as I have been out doorknocking and holding mobile offices over the last few weeks.
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100 years of government

Nick Martin, ALP Assistant National Secretary, writes on an anniversary worth celebrating, 100 years since the election of the first majority Labor government in the world.
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Local health in Swan

I was out doorknocking in Wilson the other day. Wilson is a suburb in my electorate of Swan in Western Australia, that has a diverse mix of people - Australians who have emigrated fairly recently, students from overseas (it is quite close to Curtin University, the 5th largest University in Australia); families who are doing it tough and older Australians - generally the sort of mix you would expect to see in a typical Aussie suburb.
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Healthcare for older Australians

Older Australians will be among the biggest beneficiaries of the Government’s health care reforms – particularly through the creation of Local Hospital Networks.
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Labor History Quiz: March

Test your Labor History knowledge with the latest Labor History Quiz!
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Funding Health Research

In the last week I’ve talked to a lot of people about the Government’s health reform proposals. It’s an exciting time to be working as part of the health team. On Monday I joined the Prime Minister at the Menzies Research Institute in Hobart. We spoke to researchers working on a range of different health problems – the causes and treatments of many types of cancer; diseases of the brain and nervous system such as epilepsy, depression, multiple sclerosis and Alzheimer’s disease; and cardiovascular disease.
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Clean Up Australia Day in La Trobe

Clean up Australia Day followed some ferocious weather in my electorate of La Trobe in Melbourne. Not the most ideal conditions for those of us out helping to tidy up around a creek and a storm drain!! Despite the very soggy surrounds, many local volunteers were out in their fluoro orange vests cleaning up the walking track along the Blind Creek Trail in Ferntree Gully.
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The facts on Tony Abbott's record as Health Minister

The Rudd Government’s better health and hospitals policy is critical reform to improve health services for Australian families. It's a shame Tony Abbott is still playing politics on such an important issue. When you look at Mr Abbott’s record on health it's easy to understand why he is not supporting reform.
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International Womens' Day

IWD is celebrated annually on the 8 March, having started in 1911. It is an opportunity for women all over the world to celebrate what women have achieved and what still needs to be done.
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Strengthening the Australian Economy

The Rudd Government’s fiscal stimulus has been vital to Australia’s standing as one of only three advanced economies to avoid technical recession. Avoiding recession in Australia has had its costs, but these pale in comparison to the long term costs of recession, including higher unemployment.

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  • Looking forward to debating the Leader of the Opposition on biggest health reform since Medicare on Tuesday at the #NPC. KRudd
  • Met medical students & GP registrars at the GPRA conference. We're doubling GP training places so they can get the training they need. KRudd
  • Part of our nationally funded, locally run health and hospitals network. KRudd
  • This means more than 6000 new GPs and medical specialists to deliver more services over the next decade. KRudd
  • Just visited Queanbeyan Hospital to announce new funding for GP and specialist training. KRudd
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