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Australian private health insurance premiums rise 4.41% from April 1, the steepest since 2017, as cover downgrades rise and Medibank posts profits.

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Australians are about to be hit with the largest average price hike to private health cover since 2017. Here's what you can do to save.

Health insurance premiums are set to rise by an average of 4.41 per cent from April due to the growing cost of delivering healthcare.

Health Minister Mark Butler announced the increase in the average premium, affecting more than 14 million people, saying it reflected higher health care costs.