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6 sourced positions01Increase hospital capacity, fund public services and employ more health workers.
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- Build and upgrade hospitals and employ more health workers.
- Make common treatments easier to get through local services.
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Victorian Labor: hospitals and healthcare ↗Last checked 2026-08-2602Improve access, staffing and how well health services work.
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- Improve access to healthcare and how well services work.
- Focus on staff, capacity and practical changes.
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Liberal Victoria: strengthen our health system ↗Last checked 2026-08-2603Keep healthcare public and invest in prevention and frontline services.
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- Keep healthcare public and improve access to care.
- Focus on prevention, staff support and healthcare for everyone.
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Victorian Greens: fixing our health system ↗Last checked 2026-08-2604Fix the health crisis through public investment, staffing and accessible care.
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05Remove the GP surcharge and deliver free meningococcal B vaccines.
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06Increase the number of GPs, regional doctors, nurses and paramedics, and keep more health workers in regional areas.
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- Increase the number of GPs, regional doctors, nurses and paramedics.
- Keep more health workers and improve access in regional areas.
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One Nation Victoria: Policy issues ↗Last checked 2026-08-25Coverage
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