The Age·3 min read·medium

Sam Pang wins Gold Logie; Labor immigration policy criticised by voters; One Nation opposes gun buyback scheme

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Daniel Lo Surdo, Wendy Tuohy
Sam Pang wins Gold Logie; Labor immigration policy criticised by voters; One Nation opposes gun buyback scheme
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Opposition spokesman Phillip Thompson has criticized the government for imposing a $5,000 cap on allied health services for veterans. He argued that these cuts are cruel and negatively impact the mental health and survival of former defense personnel.

Opposition defence industry and personnel spokesman Phillip Thompson has demanded the government lift its $5000 cap on allied health services for veterans and called for the minister to be censured for failing to meet with veterans over the government’s “cruel cuts”.

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