Use of non-hospital Medicare-subsidised services, such as GP, allied health, specialist, diagnostic imaging, and nursing and Aboriginal health workers, varies depending on where a person lives in Australia. In 2020–21, people living in metropolitan Primary Health Network (PHN) areas were less likely to visit their GP than people from regional areas. However, on average, those people in metropolitan PHN areas who did see a GP received more services. This trend was similar for both men and women.