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25 September 2023 - Associate Professor Xiaowei Wang wants to stop heart disease. To reach this goal, Xiaowei is developing mRNA therapies. She uses nanoparticles in nasal spray and with ultrasound to target these therapies to disease sites in the body.

2 February 2026 - The coverage rates for all children at one year of age decreased by 0.09 percentage points to 91.54% compared to the four quarters to June 2025. Coverage for local areas varies. You can explore local rates by Primary Health Networks (PHN) or Statistical Areas Level 3 (SA3).

2 May 2024 - The Share a Cuppa program aims to increase social connections within communities, specifically with older people. Hear from aged care volunteer Jim who gets great fulfilment out of his role.

14 August 2025 - This data extract provides all headline figures from all Quarterly Financial Snapshot (QFS) reports including quarter 3 2024-25. This extract will be updated quarterly in line with each new QFS publication.

24 January 2025 - This document shows how much we spent in April to June 2024 and EOFY on stoma appliances and products under the Stoma Appliance Scheme in the 2023-2024 financial year.

24 January 2025 - This document shows how much we spent in April to June 2023 and EOFY on stoma appliances and products under the Stoma Appliance Scheme in the 2022-2023 financial year.

6 January 2025 - This checklist is for residential aged care providers and their staff, and provides reminders on how to prepare and respond to a COVID-19 positive case or outbreak.

22 December 2023 - In this radio interview, Mary G speaks with Yarlalu Thomas, 2020 West Australian Young Australian of the Year, asking questions about why it's important that young Indigenous people get the COVID-19 vaccine, and why healthcare workers are a trusted and reliable source of information.

28 October 2025 - This digital transformation webinar for the aged care sector and IT professionals included a presentation from the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission and updates on Support at Home and GPMS.

18 June 2024 - One in ten newborns need help to start breathing at birth. Australian company ResusRight is developing a world-first portable resuscitation monitor. The Nemo monitor shows paramedics and birth attendants how much air to give the baby, helping to avoid injury or death.