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National health outlook

Published 25 June 2024, 9:33 am
Data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics has revealed those who live in Tasmania are more likely to have at least one chronic condition than any other state or territory. The findings have prompted fresh calls for better health resources in the state.
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