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BioPharmaDispatch - discussing the issues impacting the Australian biopharmaceutical and life sciences sectors with Paul Cross and Felicity McNeill.

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  • The 'Dispatched' Week in Review Podcast - 12 December

    The 'Dispatched' Week in Review Podcast - 12 December
    Dec 12 2025

    Not for the first time, some Australian politicians are in trouble over their use of very generous travel entitlements. We discuss why it matters for patients and why the claim that they are acting within the rules does not stack up.
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    45 min
  • The 'Dispatched' Week in Review'- 5 December

    The 'Dispatched' Week in Review'- 5 December
    Dec 5 2025

    A turbulent round of Senate Estimates, highlighted by a heartbreaking exchange about a mother with two children battling Crohn’s disease. Officials suggested that the family seek compassionate access from companies or seek treatment at a public hospital. We also canvass ‘MFN’ pricing risks, FOI controversies, ministerial travel blowouts and looming budget pressures that do not operate according to what might be a common understanding.
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    53 min
  • The 'Dispatched' Podcast - 30 November

    The 'Dispatched' Podcast - 30 November
    Nov 30 2025

    In this week’s Dispatched Podcast, we unpack the AI Health Summit and agree it revealed a gap between institutional caution and the real-world pace of its adoption. The practical reality of the proposed ban on genetic testing for life insurance, the self-limiting nature of Australia’s health reform processes, the status quo bias, and the absence of any genuine patient-centred purpose in current settings. We also discuss productivity, a critical roundtable, access inequities and the opportunity to broaden the discussion by not accepting the ‘framing’ of choices.
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    1 h et 3 min
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