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 2011-11-07 Media Release: RACGP Medicare Locals Need Strong GP Leadership RACGP President, Professor Claire ...
 2011-11-03 Media Release: AGPN-T2 & 3 Medicare Locals on Track AGPN Chair, Dr Emil Djakic comments on th...
 2011-06-03 Media Release: Nicola Roxon, MP, Minister for Health and Ageing It's full steam ahead for na...
 2011-04-16 Media Release: Catherine King, MP, Parliamentary Secretary for Health and Ageing Parliamentary Se...
2011-03-28 Medical Observer article by Pamela Wilson  "Last month, the medical profession finally got its first re...
2011-02-23: 6minutes newsletter.  Divisions of general practice have just six weeks to put in their applications to...
Click to view the Heads of Agreement signed by all State and Territory leaders at yesterday's (14th Feb) Council of Aust...
2011-02-11 AGPM Media release:  The Australian General Practice Network [AGPN] says the Prime Minister Julia Gillard’...
201-02-11 6 minutes news item: More Medicare Locals will be created and they will be set up two years sooner under Julia...
 
 

Logo_-_australian_open_2012This week is the start of the Australian Open 2012. For two weeks Melbourne Park has it all. The eyes of the world zone watching the best tennis players fight it out for one of the biggest Grand Slam(R) titles the sport has to offer which is the Australian Open. Every year it keeps getting bigger, better, more intense and more breathtaking as these athletes leave nothing to chance in their quest for the ultimate prize. For more information or to get tickets go the Australian Open website.

 

 

Health checks for men

See your doctor for regular medical check-ups to help you stay healthy and to pick up early warning signs of disease or illness. Cardiovascular (heart) disease, diabetes and some cancers can often be picked up in their early stages, when treatment may be more successful. For more information click here.


 

 

 

 Health checks for women

Health check for women - Women need regular health checks. See your doctor to help you stay healthy and to pick up early warning signs of disease or illness. Many diseases such as cardiovascular (heart) disease, diabetes and some cancers can be picked up in their early stages when treatment is often more effective. For more information click here.

 

 

 

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Last Updated on Monday, 23 January 2012 10:00