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Some of the most significant health insurance reforms in 15 years are now guaranteed with legislation approved this week. A range of changes will come into effect in April 2019 that focus on improving affordability and reducing the complexity of private health insurance.

Federal government health insurance reforms, submitted to parliament this week, have been welcomed by regionally based health insurer Queensland Country Health Fund (QCHF) as a win for consumers.

Our Credit Union is celebrating five consecutive years of being recognised as an Employer of Choice for Gender Equality (EOCGE).

Debbie is our Systems Manager and has been with Queensland Country for 15+ years. Debbie looks after the systems and admin teams. She inspires her whole team with her healthy lifestyle and this year took part in her first ever Gold Coast Half Marathon. She recently sat down with us to have a chat...

Thank you to everyone that entered the Rosie Colouring In Competition featured in the Spring/ Summer 2017 issue of Living Healthy. Rosie and our team absolutely loved each and every entry.

Some of the most significant health insurance reforms in 15 years have been announced by Health Minister Greg Hunt on Friday and the Health reforms deliver good outcomes for regional people.

Becoming a surf lifesaver is all about keeping our beaches safe and saving lives. It's one of the largest volunteer and community clubs in Queensland that you can be involved in, whilst also maintaining an active and social lifestyle.

We've been proud sponsors of the Townsville Running Festival since its early beginnings. The event is extremely important to us as it promotes health within the community and encourages the community to get active.

From 2018 private health insurance premiums could deliver more value after the Federal Government moved to change the way it prices hip and knee replacements. Prostheses such as artificial hips and knees contribute to around 14 per cent of hospital benefits paid by private health insurers.