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Why scrapping the age-based private health insurance rebate makes sense - thepoint.com.au
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The article discusses the potential scrapping of the age-based private health insurance rebate
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- The article argues that scrapping the rebate makes sense
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Why scrapping the age-based private health insurance rebate makes sense - thepoint.com.au
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Potential impact on private health insurance costs and accessibility
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