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Budget 2019–20: Ageing and aged care
Resources › Collections4 August 2025 - This set of 2019–20 Health Portfolio Budget fact sheets contain information related to ageing and aged care.
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Youth Vaping Education Campaign: posters
Let’s join the thousands quitting vapes › Resources about vaping7 April 2026 - Download and display these posters to raise awareness about the harms of vaping addiction.
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Review of support for the men's shed movement – Current state report
Resources › Publications29 May 2025 - This report reflect on the current state of the men’s shed movement and outlines the best ways to support the movement efficiently and successfully into the future to achieve best outcomes.
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Your aged care rights
Resources › Videos18 August 2025 - This video explains how the new Aged Care Act puts you at the centre of your aged care. It will make aged care safer, fairer and more respectful.
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Top 3 questions – Chronic Conditions
News and media31 May 2022 - Dr Lucas De Toca, COVID-19 Primary Care Response First Assistant Secretary, answers the Top Three questions across our channels.
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Find a Hearing Services Program provider
Our work › Hearing Services Program › Accessing the Hearing Services Program31 July 2023 - The Hearing Services Program has more than 300 providers in nearly 3,000 locations across Australia. Not all hearing providers are registered with the program. Our directory can help you find your nearest program provider.
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Budget 2020-21: Aged Care – funding for dementia care and support
Resources › Publications30 August 2022 - A Budget 2020-21 fact sheet.
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Our work related to health data and medical research
Topics › Health data and medical research15 September 2025 - A list of our initiatives, programs, campaigns, reforms or reviews related to health data and medical research.
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Residential respite care funding
Our work › Residential aged care › Funding for residential aged care16 July 2026 - The Australian Government pays a subsidy and supplements to registered providers on behalf of older people accessing residential respite care.
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Provider quality performance
Topics › Aged care › Providing aged care services2 February 2026 - Registered providers must protect the rights of older people and demonstrate quality care in line with legislated requirements. Performance is regulated and made transparent to build public confidence and improve sector capability.