Govt's tax cuts will help to make it 'cheaper' to see a doctor in Dunkley

Health Minister Mark Butler says the Albanese government’s tax cuts will build on all the other measures put in place to make it “cheaper and easier” to see a doctor in Dunkley. Mr Butler was asked during Question Time on Thursday how the Labor government’s tax cuts will help healthcare workers keep more of what they earn. “These bigger, better tax cuts from the Treasurer and Prime Minister build on all of the other measures that we’ve been putting in place to make it cheaper and make it easier to see a doctor in Dunkley,” he said. “Like the Frankston urgent care clinic that has already seen 11,000 patients fully bulk-billed. “Or the tripling of the bulk-billing incentive delivered in last year’s budget.”