Senator Malcolm Roberts has outlined One Nation’s plan to tackle Australia’s healthcare crisis, citing skyrocketing out-of-pocket costs and the decline in Medicare bulk billing. The party proposes increasing Medicare subsidies, cracking down on $3 billion in Medicare fraud, and delaying social security access for new arrivals. With a focus on reducing overseas student numbers and expanding regional healthcare bursaries, One Nation aims to prioritise Australian patients and medical professionals. Will these policies provide real relief or spark further debate?