The 'lost tribe' that could help solve Australia's healthcare crisis

Key points

• Experts say gaps in Australia's health system may be linked to recent violent incidents. Health economist Luke Slawomirski says earlier and more consistent mental health care could prevent some crises.
• Internal NSW government documents revealed a shortfall of nearly $600 million for public mental health services. Australian Medical Association vice president Julian Rait says many medical graduates cannot find training positions, worsening shortages in rural and regional areas.
• Research by Redbridge found that healthcare is among the top concerns for One Nation voters, who are gaining support.