THE school computer program, courses to upgrade teachers' skills, and trade training centres would disappear under spending cuts by a Tony Abbott government.
About $1.5 billion in environmental programs, including plans to clean up dirty power stations and produce a "green" car, would be halted.
Moves to build 23 GP super clinics would be scrapped and eHealth, a scheme to put medical histories on centralised computer records, would be dropped.
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/national/liberals-to-slash-it-spending-in-sch...The (Ballan) clinic boasts a full-time dentist and dental nurse, with Dr Marianne Brownlee taking appointments from last Thursday. Federal Health Minister Nicola Roxon officially opened the clinic last Monday.
She said the GP Super Clinic team of healthcare professionals would provide integrated health-care services to meet the health needs and priorities of the Ballan community.
“The GP Super Clinic funding was used to improve information technology links to state-funded and diagnostic services, provide dental chairs, and improve access for the frail, aged and people with disabilities,” she said.
Ballarat federal Labor MP Catherine King said the provision of dental care in Ballan was a crucial additional benefit.
“There are 650 Ballan and district residents on the Ballarat Health Service public dental clinic waiting list,” she said.
“Having a full-time dentist in Ballan will eliminate waiting lists and also the need for Ballan residents to travel to Ballarat.”
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