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24 November 2023 - A list of resources about the Australian Thalidomide Survivors Support program.

11 June 2025 - Nurses and midwives make up the largest sector in the health workforce, with around 450,000 registered practitioners. Find out more about regulation, registration and workforce growth in Australia.

7 August 2024 - Anita Hobson-Powell is the Australian Government’s Chief Allied Health Officer. Allied health professionals play essential roles in primary care and in the prevention, management and treatment of chronic disease across Australia. They represent more than a quarter of the health workforce.

25 February 2026 - The Distribution Working Group (DWG) provides independent expert advice on policies and programs that aim to improve access to medical services.

20 December 2022 - We conduct independent reviews of Medicare, the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS), the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) Schedule and specific MBS and PBS items. This helps ensure our healthcare system stays up to date with the latest research and practices.

31 October 2025 - Providers must notify us, Services Australia and the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission when making certain changes. This includes changes to participants starting or ending services, as well as opening and closing your service delivery branches. Find out what you need to do and when.

13 December 2021 - Around 1 in 4 Australians lives in a rural or regional area. We work to distribute the health workforce according to community need and encourage health professionals to train and practise in rural and remote areas.

13 June 2025 - A list of organisations relevant to medical doctors and specialists.

6 August 2025 - The Aged Care Quality Standards set the standard for the safety and quality of aged care accessed by older people in Australia. Find out how we've strengthened the Quality Standards to make them more measurable and detailed.

25 October 2019 - This report presents the financial assistance provided from the MRFF Special Account during the period that the Australian Medical Research and Innovation Priorities 2016–2018 (2016–2018 Priorities) were active, specifically from November 2016 until November 2018.