“On 1 October, personal care under support at home became fully funded… A $1 billion investment for almost 400,000 Australians funded in the budget using PHI savings.”

Australian Parliament: House of Representatives · Question Time | 15th October 2026

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Fully funded personal care under the Support at Home program for older Australians

$1 billion investment for almost 400,000 Australians

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