Despite the Albanese government promising to have urgent care clinics up and running by mid this year, their locations are yet to be finalised.
The Department of Health has confirmed it is still working with state and territory governments seven months after the government committed to the project,
which aims to alleviate pressure on emergency departments.The Opposition is demanding Labor issue a more realistic timeline and not walk away from its promise.
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