Here’s the latest I can confirm from publicly available reports up to 2025:
Settlement reached with Calvary Health Care ACT: In September 2025, the ACT Government and Calvary Health Care ACT finalized a deed of settlement and release, concluding the Just Terms process related to the acquisition of Calvary Public Hospital Bruce. The settlement included a payment of about $65 million (in addition to $23.2 million already paid) and an Operations Agreement to support ongoing collaboration at the Bruce campus. This effectively concludes the acquisition process and confirms ongoing partnership arrangements [source discussions summarized from ACT government media releases and Mirage News coverage dated 2025-09-01].[1][2]
Context: The ACT Government acquired Calvary Public Hospital Bruce (now North Canberra Hospital) in 2023 as part of broader health infrastructure planning, including the large new northside hospital project with Multiplex as early delivery partner. The 2025 settlement is described as providing certainty for both government and Calvary and as a pathway to ongoing collaboration in Bruce.[2][1]
Calvary Health Care ACT’s public-facing materials emphasize ongoing investments and redevelopments across Calvary facilities, including in Canberra, Adelaide, and Tasmania, though these items are separate from the ACT Bruce acquisition settlement. The 2024–2025 Calvary Annual Review notes major redevelopments and capital projects across its network.[3]
What this means for you in practical terms:
Would you like me to pull the most exact phrasing from the ACT media release and Mirage News articles, or summarize the key terms of the Operations Agreement if available? I can also look for any subsequent updates post-September 2025 if you want the very latest.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has instituted proceedings in the Federal Court against Little Company of Mary Health Care Limited and its subsidiary Calvary Health Care Riverina Limited (together, Calvary) for imposing by-laws regulating the use of Calvary medical facilities by medical practitioners, which the ACCC alleges had the purpose of substantially lessening competition.
www.accc.gov.auKeep up with Calvary Health Care's latest news and events. Learn about our ongoing efforts and community activities providing exceptional health services.
www.calvarycare.org.auThe ACT government will pay more than $88 million in total compensation to Calvary Health Care over the controversial takeover of Calvary Public Hospital in 2023. Early compensation payments totalling $23.2 million have already been paid to Calvary, with a settlement reached late last week to pay an additional $65 million.
www.dailymotion.comIn 2023 the ACT Government acquired Calvary Public Hospital Bruce (now North Canberra Hospital) following the introduction of the Health
www.miragenews.comSettlement reached with Calvary Health Care
www.cmtedd.act.gov.auOver 130 years providing high-quality, compassionate healthcare. Services include public and private hospitals, aged care, retirement living and home care.
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