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14 September 2026

Haircuts, hedge funds, holy water end Healthscope’s white-knuckle ride

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Haircuts, hedge funds, holy water end Healthscope’s white-knuckle ride

The collapsed private hospital empire has finally been carved up – with the Catholic Church leading a multi-buyer rescue.

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