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21 December 2023 - If you’re pregnant, the safest option is to not smoke or vape at all. The chemicals in tobacco smoke and e-cigarette vapour affect an unborn baby's development and may have lifelong effects. Find out what the risks are and who you can contact for help and support to quit.

20 January 2026 - The open call process supports the public to identify conditions that align with the criteria in the NBS National Policy Framework for consideration for NBS.

4 August 2025 - This review considered the future direction of the haemopoietic progenitor cell (HPC) sector. It aims to ensure continued and improved access to therapy for patients with blood or immune disorders, and those receiving chemotherapy or radiation.

4 August 2025 - This collection contains the final reports from each clinical committee to the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) Review Taskforce, after public consultation. These reports were provided to the MBS Taskforce for final endorsement or modification.

25 February 2025 - The Cardiovascular Health Mission is investing $220 million. It brings together researchers, health professionals, industry and patients to make transformative improvements in heart and vascular health and stroke for all Australians.

4 March 2024 - Drug laws in Australia are complex – some laws are federal, while others are state or territory based. Learn about common drug offences, medicinal use of illicit drugs, drugs and driving, and workplace drug testing.

22 June 2021 - Eating a wide variety of nutritious foods is important to good health and wellbeing. Find out what foods you should eat or avoid and the effects of not getting the nutrients your body needs.

23 March 2021 - Case studies showing how allied health professionals help people improve their health and wellbeing.

20 June 2021 - Drugs can be grouped together in different ways – by the way they affect the body, how they are used or where they are used. Find out which drugs we are focused on reducing in Australia.

17 March 2025 - This review examined how effective our current health workforce ‘distribution levers’ are. These levers consist of policies and geographic classifications that are intended to distribute health workforce across areas that need them most. The final report is now available.