It’s not obvious who sets health care policy in Australia and it’s not obvious for whose benefit it even is. But if you follow the money, one can generally conclude that whoever sets policy, it’s not for the benefit of the general populace and taxpayer.
But by whom and for whom is Australian health care policy you may ask? Well, who are the biggest, ugliest and most militant unions in Australia? Here’s a hint.
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