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26 March 2026 - Aged care providers can deliver services in a person’s home, community setting or residential aged care home. Different types of services provide support for people with different needs, such as location, background, experiences and care requirements.

30 September 2024 - Discover our collection of social media resources designed to help you quit and stay quit.

9 November 2023 - Contact us with questions about our work to support Australia's rural health workforce.

10 June 2025 - This document provides information for healthcare providers about My Aged Care support plans being available in My Health Record.

11 September 2023 - The Transition to Practice Program provides an evidence-based framework of support over 12 months to nurses who have transitioned to primary health care and feel they would benefit from additional support. We fund the Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association (APNA) to provide this program.

12 November 2025 - An advance care directive is an important part of your end-of-life care. An advance care directive formalises your advance care plan. The directive can contain all your needs, values and preferences for your future care and details of a substitute decision-maker.

3 November 2023 - GrantConnect is the Australian Government's grants information system. It is a central source of information about current and forecast Australian Government grant opportunities, and grants that have been awarded.

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.

20 May 2025 - We want to support more people with intellectual disability to have annual health assessments. An annual health assessment is a comprehensive assessment of a person. It provides a structured way to identify health issues and conditions that are potentially preventable.

17 March 2025 - The Genomics Health Futures Mission is investing $500.1 million in genomic research. It will improve testing and diagnosis for many diseases, help personalise treatment options to better target and improve health outcomes. It will also reduce unnecessary interventions and health costs.