Queensland's opposition leader faces criticism for a "Mediscare" text campaign suggesting a payroll tax would raise doctor visit costs.
Queensland's opposition leader David Crisafulli is under fire for a "Mediscare" text campaign ahead of the October 26 election. The Liberal National Party (LNP) claims a proposed payroll tax on general practitioners will raise doctor visit costs and end bulk billing. Both LNP and the Labor government have vowed to abolish the tax. Critics, including Premier Steven Miles, argue the LNP's claims are misleading and could confuse voters.
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