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Interview with James Macpherson, 'The Macpherson Angle' with Warren Pickering, News24 - Sunday 25 October 2026

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Interview with James Macpherson, 'The Macpherson Angle', News24 - Sunday 18 October 2026

TOPICS: Labor cabinet’s lack of small business experience, small business sentiment, party pre-selections, life experience, Victorian state election

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Interview with Gary Hardgrave, 4BC Mornings, - Thursday 15 October 2026

TOPICS: government underspending on regional healthcare, National Rural Health Alliance, regional mortality rates, flight reliability, private health insurance rebate, tax treatment of premiums, aged care funding

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Transcript - Interview with Craig Moore, 2CC - Thursday 15 October 2026

TOPICS: government underspending on regional health, health workforce shortages, aged care telephone assessments

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Interview with Ashleigh Gillon, News24 'Afternoon Agenda' - Thursday 15 October 2026

TOPICS: Allegations against Greens Senator, private health insurance rebates, Victorian IBAC findings on COVID-era grants

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Senate boots Labor's private health cuts from Parliament - Joint Media Release with Senator Anne Ruston

“Our regional private hospitals serve millions of older Australians, and this cut put some of them at real risk of closing. When a regional private hospital closes, those patients don’t disappear. They end up on the waiting list ...

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$9 billion+ health gap condemns Labor underspend in regions - Media Release

“Regional Australians are beyond despair about the lack of government investment in their healthcare – they are angry, and rightly so. We should not be dying prematurely due to government neglect.

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Interview with Jaynie Seal, News24 'Weekend' - Saturday 10 October 2026

TOPICS: small business, ATO, credit cards, potholes, migration policy, mental health

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Australia-first migration plan: fewer arrivals, higher standards  - Media Release

The Australia-First Migration Plan will cut net overseas migration to 100,000 a year for two years, then about 160,000 by year four.

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