Australia's public health spending has fallen for a third consecutive year, leaving governments well short of their national prevention target, as expenditure on communicable disease control drops by more than 30%.
Australia’s public health spending has fallen for a third consecutive year, leaving governments well short of their national prevention target, as expenditure on communicable disease control drops by more than 30%.
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