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Women and babies hospital: New Murdoch hospital to exceed eye-watering $1.8b price tag

The West Australian

July 4, 2026

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Women and babies hospital: New Murdoch hospital to exceed eye-watering $1.8b price tag

John Carey says the new women and babies hospital in Perth’s south remains on budget — but admits the 1.8 billion price tag is likely to be exceeded once the project is fully completed.

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