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No Money, Mark Butler? Labor Cut $517 Million From Aged Care Beds While Older Australians Waited In Hospital
The Albanese Labor Government has been exposed at Senate Estimates for cutting $517 million from the residential aged care budget last year, while leaving more than 3,700 older Australians languishing in hospital beds.
Interview with Jamiee Rogers News24
Topics: Aged care assessments and human override; prioritisation and waiting lists; digital duty of care bill; Victorian election.
Interview with Jason Matthews 4BC
Topics: Home care waiting lists and underspending; aged care assessment algorithm; hospital bed pressures; economy and cost of living.
One Year Since Labor Took the Humanity Out of Aged Care
Today marks one year since the Albanese Labor Government’s Support at Home program began. Anthony Albanese promised to put the care back into aged care. Instead, Labor took the humanity out of the system, handed older Australians’ care to a computer and cut $727 million from home care while older Australians waited.


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