What if New South Wales was more equal?

Kevin McCracken

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In the international health status ‘league tables’, Australia ranks among the best in the world. For example, on the measure of healthy life expectancy (that is, disability-adjusted life expectancy), the World Health Report 2000 rated Australia second out of 191 countries.

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