Albanese government will cap allied healthcare spending for veterans at $5000 a year from July; troops say the limit threatens mobility and daily care.
Why it mattersVeterans depend on ongoing physio and mental health support. A cap forces them to choose between treatments. This risks long-term disability and isolation.
AustraliaOver 15,000 Canberra veterans face this spending limit; many who served in Afghanistan and Iraq will lose affordable access to care they need to work and care for families.
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