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Budget 2015-16: What do SARRAH want?

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The organisation advocates for rural and remote allied health professions and allied health practitioners on local, state and national levels and have made a submission to the Federal Government for Budget 2015-16 seeking ongoing support for essential rural and remote services.

As the 2015-2016 budget quickly approaches The Wire is speaking to organisations about what they have asked for and what they expect. Services for Australia Rural and Remote Allied Health (SARRAH) is nationally recognised as a peak body representing rural and remote allied health professionals, ranging from chiropractors to psychologists, paramedics to occupational therapists.

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Thursday, March 26 2015

Produced By Sam Talbot

Featured in storyRod Wellington, CEO of Services for Australia Rural and Remote Allied Health

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Budget 2015-16: What do SARRAH want?

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