The Australian Health System is a mix of public and private services designed to provide healthcare to all citizens and residents. The public system, known as Medicare, covers essential medical services, hospital care, and some prescription medications, ensuring that everyone has access to necessary health services without direct charges at the point of care. In addition to Medicare, many Australians choose private health insurance to access additional services, such as private hospital rooms and quicker treatment times. The system is funded through taxes and government contributions, aiming to maintain high standards of care and promote overall public health across the nation.