Australian Healthcare System is made up of both public and private sector. The government is responsible for establishing the country’s policies and regulations regarding healthcare, as well as subsidizing the health services provided by the State and Territory. It is the responsibility of the State and Territory to provide healthcare services, including community and public health services. Medicare is Australia's universal public insurance program provided the government. All Australian citizens and legal resident are eligible for Medicare. Australian taxpayers contribute a 2% of their taxable income for Medicare Levy plus additional 1% for people with high income earners with no private insurance. The government also provide the Pharmaceutical
