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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.

11 June 2025 - This action plan sets out what aged care providers can do to deliver more inclusive services to older culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) people.

18 December 2024 - A list of initiatives and programs we fund that are related to young people’s health.

29 May 2025 - The Junior Doctor Training Program is part of the Stronger Rural Health Strategy to improve access to medical services for rural communities. This program supports education, training and supervision for junior doctors in rural primary health care settings and private hospitals.

19 February 2026 - It is important that all young people have an awareness of sexual and reproductive health, and healthy relationships. Find out about the types of support available for teenagers and young people to help navigate these topics and situations.

12 November 2025 - If you cannot communicate your preferences for care, who would speak for you? What would you want them to say? Advance care planning helps make sure your loved ones and your doctors know what your health and personal preferences are. Advance care planning can give everyone some peace of mind.

1 January 2026 - The Australian Primary Care Prevocational Program (APCPP) delivers primary care rotations for junior and prevocational doctors. These rotations provide exposure to primary care to encourage a career in general practice.

5 August 2025 - The National Obesity Strategy is a 10-year framework for action to prevent, reduce, and treat, overweight and obesity in Australia. It focuses on prevention, but also includes actions to better support Australians who are living with overweight or obesity, to live their healthiest lives.

13 June 2025 - A list of our initiatives, programs, campaigns, reforms or reviews related to medical doctors and specialists.

12 February 2026 - The Practice Stream provides financial incentives to help general practices with the cost of engaging nurses, midwives, allied health professionals, and/or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers and practitioners.