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Boost for public hospitals falls short

Exterior of the Alice Springs Hospital. (PIC: PHIL WILLIAMS 523750_03
Gladys Barreta

Northern Territory public hospitals will receive $3.5 billion in funding over five years from 2026-27, while reforms also aim to […]

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