


Peter Dutton’s Medicare Plan? $800 Out of Your Pocket Every Year

American-Style Healthcare? No Thanks, Pete
Peter Dutton once floated reforms that looked a hell of a lot like the American healthcare nightmare — and they could have hit Aussie families with up to $800 in extra costs a year. Think $7 fees just to enter the emergency room or get a simple blood test.
While he was Health Minister, Dutton also increased the cost of essential PBS medications — piling on the pressure for families already doing it tough.
Can You Really Trust a Politician Who Wanted to Charge You to Breathe?
The Albanese government is now throwing the spotlight back on Dutton’s past proposals, and for good reason. These so-called “reforms” would have shifted Australia’s universal healthcare model closer to the broken, profit-hungry U.S. system — a move that benefits the rich and punishes everyday Australians.
If Dutton’s vision became reality, Medicare would look less like a safety net and more like a trap.
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