‘Kicking and screaming’: Ley forces Labor into aged care backdown
Labor agreed to release 20,000 aged care packages by November following Senate pressure over a backlog affecting over 200,000 older Australians waiting for home support.
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‘Kicking and screaming’: Ley forces Labor into aged care backdown
Health and Aged Care Minister Mark Butler said he always wanted bipartisan support, but was forced into negotiating with the Coalition over delays to aged care packages.


Opposition forces Labor into humiliating backdown over release of home care packages
Shadow Health Minister Anne Ruston claims a win for forcing Labor’s hand on the release of aged home care packages. Photo: Anne Ruston Facebook. Labor has been forced into an embarrassing backdown over its rollout of aged care home packages, with the Coalition and crossbench forcing the government to release 20,000 immediately, despite ministers insisting a delay was necessary and what the industry wanted. The Federal Opposition, the Greens and …
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