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Wishing you all a safe and happy festive season. Here's a quick recap on our party focus across this last month amhp.org.au/2018/dec/ See you next year!

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What does a person-centred education system look like? amhp.org.au/educational-re… A vote for the Australian Mental Health Party is a vote for a better educated and more inclusive Australia.

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PERTH people: join us for a relaxed get together on Saturday amhp.org.au/2018/perth-get… A great way to connect and find out more about what we do

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Funding disparities between private and public schools continue to widen abc.net.au/news/2018-11-2… Our party wonders what kind of impact disparities like these might have on mental health and well-being right across Australian society?

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Allowing foster care to extend up to at least 21 years of age would make a big difference abc.net.au/triplej/progra… This policy change will save lives, reduce expenditures across many other areas, and show real investment in people at a crucial point in their life.

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