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31 October 2025 - The new Act started on 1 November 2025 and responds to issues facing older people, aged care providers, workers and the broader sector. It puts the rights of older people at the centre of the aged care system.

13 June 2025 - A list of our resources – including apps, audio and video resources and other publications – related to medical doctors and specialists.

26 June 2026 - This toolkit has information and resources to help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people access and navigate aged care. It is for community groups and organisations, including Aboriginal community-controlled organisations and health services.

21 November 2022 - Dentists and dental practitioners make up about 3% of the health workforce, looking after dental needs across Australia. Find out how we regulate and support this important sector of our health workforce.

1 September 2026 - This learning material is for workers and volunteers who deliver aged care services.

17 March 2026 - The National Autism Strategy 2025–2031 provides a national approach to services and supports for Autistic people and their families.

30 August 2025 - As a health practitioner, it is your responsibility to comply with Medicare obligations. It’s important to do the relevant training and understand the requirements and laws that apply. Education and support is available to help you meet your obligations.

8 July 2026 - Aged care assessors use the Integrated Assessment Tool (IAT) to help establish an older person’s eligibility for aged care services and the Australian National Aged Care Classification (AN-ACC) Assessment Tool to determine residential funding classifications.

24 March 2026 - This page contains links to information and resources about the care minutes and 24/7 registered nurse requirements for registered providers of approved residential care homes.

20 December 2022 - Medicare pays for some or all of the costs of various medical services, including services delivered in public and private hospitals. It ensures all Australians have equitable access to health care when they need it, regardless of where they live or their ability to pay.