QLD Labor would boost preventive health: Palaszczuk

Megan Haggan 27/01/2015

A Labor Queensland Government would start to boost funding for preventative health programs forced to scale back their operations because of Newman LNP Government cutbacks, says Opposition Leader Annastacia Palaszczuk. “Like all our commitments, our promise to reinstate basic community-based healthy lifestyle programs can be delivered with no new taxes and without asset sales,” Palaszczuk

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