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One Nation is worried about PBS drugs sold on the black market. But how big an issue is this?

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By Terry Goldsworthy
| Tolerance Canada
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One Nation is worried about PBS drugs sold on the black market. But how big an issue is this? Original

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By Terry Goldsworthy
| The Conversation Verified
One Nation is concerned about subsidised, prescription medicines being sold on the black market, one of several examples of what it says are Medicare “rorts”. We’ve known for years that some types of medicines on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) can be misused this way. But it’s hard to know exactly how big an issue this is today, whether this is becoming more common, or how much it costs taxpayers. Here’s what we know about the black market for PBS drugs. What’s the issue?
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After 216 days on the run, how was Dezi Freeman caught and what happens now?

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By Terry Goldsworthy
| Crikey Verified
For more than 200 days, police killer Dezi Freeman was on the run in the harsh bush terrain of north-east Victoria after shooting and killing two police officers in August 2025. Freeman was reportedly shot dead by police on Monday morning. In a press conference on Monday, Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Mike Bush didn’t confirm the identity of the person killed, nor the exact location of the incident.
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