Post by Medtronic Australia and New Zealand

Last week, we were proud to represent Medtronic at #MedTechOnTheHill2026 at Parliament House in Canberra. It was an important opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations about the critical issues shaping the MedTech industry and, most importantly, how we can improve patient access to innovation across Australia.   Hosted by the Medical Technology Association of Australia (MTAA), the event brought together policymakers, industry leaders, clinicians and patients to spotlight the future of healthcare in Australia. The program featured three key events: a MedTech Showcase, highlighting innovation across the full patient pathway, from prevention and diagnostics through to treatment and long-term management as well as a Parliamentary Doorknock and MedTech Policy Forum focused on how to improve access to innovative technology. Proud to contribute to these discussions and share how Medtronic continues to advance solutions that alleviate pain, restore health, and extend life for people across the country. Minister Mark Butler, Liz Carnabuci, Daniel Young, Kate K., Minister Tim Ayres, Ian Burgess, Professor Markus Schlaich, Natalie Lawandi, Heloise Marais, Pamela Nassif, Kat Saliba, Jackie Cribb, Joel Dodson, Doug Symonds #MedTechOnTheHill #EngineeringTheExtraordinary