Nationals Party candidate Mark Coulton pledges more than $1 billion in funding to attract country doctors and improve rural health services

Elizabeth Frias
Updated May 17 2022 - 2:45pm, first published May 16 2022 - 5:30am
DOCTORS TRAINING AT DUBBO. Parkes MP Mark Coulton with Liam Morrisey and Laura Mattiske, two of the first-year students currently studying their full medical degree in Dubbo at the Sydney University School of Rural Health, funded under the Murray-Darling Medical Schools Network. PICTURE: SUPPLIED
DOCTORS TRAINING AT DUBBO. Parkes MP Mark Coulton with Liam Morrisey and Laura Mattiske, two of the first-year students currently studying their full medical degree in Dubbo at the Sydney University School of Rural Health, funded under the Murray-Darling Medical Schools Network. PICTURE: SUPPLIED

A re-elected Coalition government will boost existing health programs in rural and remote towns, injecting more than $1 billion to bring in more doctors and allied health professionals and improve treatments and care of patients.

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Elizabeth Frias

Elizabeth Frias

Journalist

I began my news reporting days in western and inner west Sydney before joining the Daily Liberal's Dubbo NSW newsroom. Telling all sorts of stories about people, places and events is my daily preoccupation so email me at elizabeth.frias@austcommunitymedia.com.au and I'll be in touch!

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