Support for headspace boosts youth mental health

Mental health care for young Australians is set for a $51.8 million funding boost. Our Government’s extra investment in the national network of headspace centres and the digital portal, eheadspace, means young people will have access to around 14,000 additional services, shorter wait times and extra clinical staff. We want young people to know they…

Interview with Teghan Hughes – CAAMA Radio

E&OE…                       Topics: Greater focus on Indigenous health outcomes; $23 million for 28 Indigenous health research program; $2 million for a national Indigenous eyesight program   TEGHAN HUGHES:            We are joined in the CAAMA studio right now by Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt and the Federal Indigenous Health Minister Ken Wyatt. Hey guys, welcome to…

Interview with Michael Rowland and Virginia Trioli – ABC News Breakfast

E&OE…                       Topics: Strengthening Labor’s 2012 My Health Record legislation; business tax cuts   MICHAEL ROWLAND:      We’re joined now live by the Health Minister Greg Hunt. Good morning to you.   GREG HUNT:           Good morning, Michael.   MICHAEL ROWLAND:      Why did the Government not know that there were serious flaws in the My Health Record…

$8 million boost for cancer research projects

The Turnbull Government is today announcing more support for cancer research with $8 million in grants.  Through Cancer Australia, we are investing $6.5 million combined with $2.1 million from Cancer Australia’s funding partners, Cure Cancer Australia, National Breast Cancer Foundation and Cancer Council NSW. This brings the total funding for the 2017 round of Cancer…