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19 September 2025 - NMHPA offers free, confidential and independent peer-to-peer counselling and health support for nurses, midwives, and students of the professions experiencing sensitive health or wellbeing challenges.

25 August 2025 - A list of voting and ex-officio members of the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI).

21 January 2026 - This is a guideline to support healthcare professionals and support workers in navigating themselves and participants through each step of the National Lung Cancer Screening Program and screening and assessment pathway.

16 June 2020 - This public summary document outlines a Stoma Product Assessment Panel decision, following a review of support garments in subgroup 9(h) of the Stoma Appliance Scheme Schedule.

28 October 2025 - Nurses and midwives are the largest clinical workforce in Australia, making up more than half of Australia’s health workforce.

14 August 2025 - Read the findings of the 2021 and 2022 Wellness and Reablement Reports, which look at CHSP providers’ progress towards embedding wellness and reablement approaches. This helps us to gain a more in-depth understanding of how wellness and reablement is delivered in practice.

14 August 2023 - Illicit drugs are never safe and the impact on your health and life can be harmful. Find out the risks to your health and read our tips for staying safe at events. Discover what you can do as parent or teacher to support teenagers and young people.

21 October 2024 - Allied health includes a broad range of health professionals who can treat conditions and illnesses. Learn more about what allied health care is, where you can access it and how much it costs.

16 February 2026 - Residential respite care gives an older person or their carer a break from their usual care arrangements. It can be on a planned or emergency basis. It is important to monitor how many days of respite care a person is approved for and request an extension if needed.

23 January 2026 - The HWT provides advice and recommendations to the Health Ministers’ Meeting (HMM) on priority workforce matters. The HWT develops and oversees implementation of a range of workforce strategies to meet current and future health needs of Australians.