McCormack Launches National Listening Tour for Veterans - NSW Nationals

'Can't pick up your kids': Veterans living with lifelong health impacts of service concerned about $5000 cap

Australian veterans Matt Pettit and Anne Taylor fear the Albanese government's coming $5000 allied health cap will prevent access to care

National listening tour to hear veterans concerns

Shadow Minister for Veterans’ Affairs and federal member for the Riverina, Michael McCormack will travel to every state and territory across Australia, over the next fortnight, to hear directly from veterans, ex-service organisations, advocates and community groups about the proposed $5000 cap on allied health services. The nationwide listening tour will provide veterans with an opportunity to share their experiences, concerns and recommendation…

McCormack launches national listening tour for veterans - NSW Nationals

Shadow Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Michael McCormack will travel to every state and territory across Australia over the next fortnight, to hear directly from Veterans, ex-service organisations, advocates and community groups about Labor’s proposed $5,000 cap on allied health services. The nationwide listening tour will provide veterans with an opportunity to share their experiences, concerns… The post McCormack launches national listening tou…

Coalition calls on Prime Minister to scrap veterans’ allied health cap – 16 News

The Coalition is calling on the Albanese Labor Government to abandon its planned $5,000 annual cap on Veterans’ allied health care before it comes into effect. The Albanese Government’s 2026–27 Budget imposed an arbitrary $5,000 annual limit on DVA-funded allied health services for Veteran Card holders from 1 July 2027. The Government has booked $748 million in savings over three years from the measure, rising to around $340 million every year t…