The Albury-Wodonga Hospital Crisis — The Facts, Not the Politics
Evidence-based community research into why the most complex cross-border hospital redevelopment in Australia is failing to deliver what 300,000 people were promised.
The numbers that matter
About us
What is CHART?
CHART — Cross-Border Health Advocacy, Research & Transparency — is a community-run initiative focused on evidence, accountability, and transparency in the governance of Albury-Wodonga Health.
We are not a protest group. We are not anti-hospital, anti-staff, or party political. We believe the community deserves access to the same information the governments are working from — and that structural governance failures should be named and fixed.
More about CHART →“The brownfield debate is a symptom. The real problem is a governance structure that lets two state governments and the Commonwealth each point at each other while 300,000 people wait.”
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Visual scorecards, federal funding comparisons, and the four questions the community should be asking.
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A library of publicly available and FOI-requested documents about AWH planning and governance.
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- AWH catchment population — Albury Wodonga Health official website (awh.org.au) and 2021 Clinical Services Plan
- Joint NSW/VIC $558M redevelopment announcement — NSW Premier Perrottet and VIC Premier Andrews, October 2022
- Federal contribution: $20M of $558M total = 3.6%. Commonwealth $20M confirmed in 2023-24 Budget. Wagga Wagga comparison: $67M Commonwealth of $282M total (24%) — NSW Government Health Infrastructure project data