The proposal would improve access to alcohol and drug treatment services by providing funding to resource the alcohol and other drug treatment sector, focusing on evidence-based treatment, data sharing, and coordinated service planning.

The proposal would start on 1 July 2026 and would be ongoing.

The proposal would improve access to alcohol and drug treatment services by providing funding to resource the alcohol and other drug treatment sector, focusing on evidence-based treatment, data sharing, and coordinated service planning.

The proposal would start on 1 July 2026 and would be ongoing.

The proposal would improve access to alcohol and drug treatment services by providing funding to resource the alcohol and other drug treatment sector, focusing on evidence-based treatment, data sharing, and coordinated service planning.

The proposal would start on 1 July 2026 and would be ongoing.

The proposal would improve access to alcohol and drug treatment services by providing funding to resource the alcohol and other drug treatment sector, focusing on evidence-based treatment, data sharing, and coordinated service planning.

The proposal would start on 1 July 2026 and would be ongoing.

The proposal would establish a $2 billion Building Rural Hospitals Fund to invest in essential health infrastructure in regional areas, including new buildings, equipment and planning.

The proposal would establish a $2 billion Building Rural Hospitals Fund to invest in essential health infrastructure in regional areas, including new buildings, equipment and planning.

The proposal would establish a $2 billion Building Rural Hospitals Fund to invest in essential health infrastructure in regional areas, including new buildings, equipment and planning.

The proposal would establish a $2 billion Building Rural Hospitals Fund to invest in essential health infrastructure in regional areas, including new buildings, equipment and planning.

The proposal would establish a $2 billion Building Rural Hospitals Fund to invest in essential health infrastructure in regional areas, including new buildings, equipment and planning.

The policy would include 2 components:

Component 1

1,000 Free Local Healthcare Clinics would be opened across Australia over 4 years (250 clinics per year). Clinics would be built on new sites and offer free primary care, with 6 clinics built per Federal electorate and the remaining distributed in consultation with states and territories.

The first 250 clinics would come online from 1 July 2026. If clinics cannot be setup by that point, space would be rented temporarily to accommodate the clinics until construction is finished.