Price must be right to put obesity drug on the PBS
Whether to fully subsidise the new generation weight loss drugs such as Mounjaro and Ozempic for obese Australians without ...
Higher passport fees and larger Centrelink payments. All the January 1 changes you need to know
A handful of Centrelink payments for young Australians will be increasing slightly, in line with indexation. For example, the ...
Pressure on PBS advisory body as drug applications exceed its capacity to assess them
The independent expert body tasked with making recommendations on whether new medications should receive government subsidies ...
French pharmaceutical giant Sanofi will look at new opportunities to invest in Australia when they arise
One of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies will consider any opportunity to expand its operations in Australia, ...
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New And Expanded PBS Listings For Breast And Prostate Cancer
Australians with prostate and breast cancer now have affordable access to affordable new and expanded medicines under the ...
Global pharma giants push for weight-loss drugs to be added to PBS
Eli Lilly will seek to have Mounjaro listed on the scheme this year. If successful, it would mean taxpayer subsidies for the ...
Huge tranche of cost of living measures to kick in from New Year’s Day as Treasurer spruiks relief
A tranche of cost of living measures are set to kick in from January 1, which Treasurer Jim Chalmers says will provide a ...
‘Piecemeal splash-cash approach’: Treasure spruiks relief from January 1
Sky News contributor Clare Row has weighed in on a range of Labor's cost-of-living relief measures set to help struggling ...
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A new daily tablet increases growth in children with dwarfism, study finds
Currently, the only approved treatment in Australia is vosoritide, a daily injection added to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme last year. While highly effective, the injections can be ...
New year changes to boost payments and career options
Employers who underpay staff will be committing a criminal offence in 2025, while more than a million Australians will see ...