Thanks to Federal Member for Hindmarsh and Minister for Health and Aged Care The Hon Mark Butler MP for hosting AHCSA's Patrick Moriarty, Isabella Johnson, and Julian Snook at his office in Canberra last Thursday. We look forward to seeing him in Adelaide in the New Year.
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