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Elissa Steedman
Verified
Digital Content Producer, 4BC Brisbane
Queensland
Beats
Aged Care , Disability
children, babies, parenting
Content
By Elissa Steedman, Jake Evans, Stephanie Dalzell Verified, Courtney Gould Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Federal Labor will today unveil a $1 billion mental health package as it continues to put healthcare at the centre of its re-election pitch to voters. Labor's promising a raft of changes including building or upgrading about 30 walk-in mental health services offering free support, and about 60 headspace centres for young people. It's also vowing to boost the workforce and provide additional support to young people with complex needs.
Federal election 2025 live: Albanese returns to Melbourne as Labor works to sandbag seats, Dutton heads to Adelaide
By Stephanie Dalzell Verified, Elissa Steedman, Courtney Gould Verified, Jake Evans| ABC News (Australia) Verified Hi pals, hope you had a great weekend. Welcome to day 10 of the federal election campaign. Courtney Gould from the ABC's Parliament House team getting ready to take you on the road as our political leaders continue to battle it out for your vote. Anthony Albanese is beginning his day in Melbourne. The city is turning out to be a key battleground in this election. Meanwhile, Peter Dutton is in Adelaide. He'll be facing questions about his backflip on the Coalition's work from home policy.
By Elissa Steedman, Jake Evans, Stephanie Dalzell Verified, Courtney Gould Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Federal Labor will today unveil a $1 billion mental health package as it continues to put healthcare at the centre of its re-election pitch to voters. Labor's promising a raft of changes including building or upgrading about 30 walk-in mental health services offering free support, and about 60 headspace centres for young people. It's also vowing to boost the workforce and provide additional support to young people with complex needs.
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4BC Brisbane
Brisbane Talk Radio
'+61 7 3908 8200
Founded: 1930