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Tasmanian government reverses GP service funding cuts for one year

Tasmanian government reverses GP service funding cuts for one year
ABC Australia Saturday 30 May 2026, 01:02 UTC By Loretta Lohberger 1 min read
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The Tasmanian government has reversed funding cuts for two primary health services for one year.

The Tasmanian government has reversed funding cuts for two primary health services for one year.
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