Craig Drummond
Standing up against sexism
Australia is having a very important national conversation about discrimination against women and its clear the community wants action
A year in review - Medibank in 2020
Our annual report and first ever standalone sustainability report highlight the tangible ways we sought to create value for our customers, community, people and shareholders during the year.
More voices, more conversations. Business must play their part in addressing domestic and family violence.
Male Champions of Change along with other leaders, yesterday released a resource ‘Employees who use domestic and family violence: a workplace response’. It is an evidence-informed resource to guide organisational responses to domestic and family violence.
Health is more important than ever
Private health insurers are a critical part of Australia’s world-renowned mixed public and private health system. It’s in Australia’s best interest that private health care continues to have a pivotal role in the response to COVID-19.
The power of a purpose driven organisation
We are a very different business to the one we were three years ago, driven by our belief in our purpose and a strong company culture
Paying our fair share means a stronger Australia and a better health system
As a good corporate citizen Medibank is a good corporate tax payer. We know that we have an obligation to pay our fair share – a share that contributes to the wider Australian community and to the continuity of universal healthcare.
Demands on our health system threaten to swamp both public and private healthcare
We have options to heal our health system, the question is can we all come together to deliver what we all know must be done?
The votes are in - so where next for healthcare reform?
While the outcome of the election means we’re no longer facing the prospect of a 2% cap on premiums, it doesn’t change the fact that affordability remains a key concern for customers
On Violence: A conversation with Natasha Stott Despoja
How can we stop domestic and family violence in Australia? Natasha Stott Despoja shares her thoughts from her new book On Violence