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Splitting the vote

Chris Brooker 16/05/2016

A surprise leader in the pharmacy voting stakes South Australian independent Senator Nick Xenophon and his new party are one of the preferred choices of Australian pharmacy voters, an AJP Poll reveals. While the vote was split widely, the highest percentage of votes (24%) were for Senator Xenophon, a strong support of community pharmacy in

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