Talk:PHM in Queensland

Election '07 - how the results look for rural and remote health in Australia

The National Rural Health Alliance ranked the four major parties in the election according to how the parties' promises corresponded to the identified priorities of the NRHA in improving health for rural Australia. The following is from a media release from NRHA:

"Despite a six-week campaign that saw the Coalition and Labor promise billions of dollars for health and related services, the Democrats and Greens ranked highest on the National Rural Health Alliance's (NRHA) Election Scorecard ahead of Saturday's poll. The final scores on the election scorecard, out of a maximum of 20, are Democrats 17, Greens 15, Labor 13 and the Coalition 7."

For more info and the full scorecard visit [1]