Everything about Medibank totally explained
Medibank was the name given to
Australia's system of universal health insurance when it was first created by
Gough Whitlam's
Australian Labor Party government in 1975. The legislation creating Medibank was one of the bills passed by the historic 1974
joint sitting of the Australian Parliament.
In 1976, Medibank was split into two by the
Fraser Liberal government, with a government-owned private health insurance company
Medibank Private being created, and the universal scheme being named "Medibank Public".
In 1984, Medibank Public was superseded by the
Hawke Labor government's
Medicare programme.
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