The story of the PHN which set up a $2 million charity that delivered no services
The charity was meant to provide support services to GP practices on the brink of collapse.
A Primary Health Network has shut down a charity it established to support GP practices at risk of collapse, having spent $2.2 million on the venture that apparently delivered no services.
Western NSW Primary Health Network (PHN) is one of the largest PHNs in the country with a budget of over $45 million a year.
