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16 June 2025 - Eligible Australians aged 45 to 74 can do the free National Bowel Cancer Screening Program test. When found early, nine out of ten cases can be treated successfully. So, do the free test as soon as you get it in the mail – it could save your life.

10 June 2025 - This webinar gave in-home aged care providers an update on the Single Assessment System, the Support at Home program’s Assistive Technology and Home Modifications (AT-HM) Scheme, and the actions providers need to take to be ready for the Support at Home program ahead of 1 July 2025.

26 February 2026 - An indexed list of files created or updated by our Statutory office holders and portfolio agencies in the past 12 months as required by Senate Order 12.

10 June 2025 - This webinar gave providers and workers an overview of the new aged care regulatory model, the new registration process and categories.

24 September 2020 - Bowel cancer can affect anyone and screening can save lives. Watch and read stories from real people about why they think screening is important.

28 September 2023 - Cancer survivors don’t always get the follow-up care they need, according to specialist cancer nurse Professor Raymond Chan. To fix this, Ray is trialling a new nurse-led clinic to coordinate shared care between hospitals and GPs. He hopes shared care will give survivors a better care experience.

8 February 2026 - This video provides an overview of the National Lung Cancer Screening Program. It outlines who is eligible for lung cancer screening, how screening works and next steps.

15 November 2021 - Diabetes is a chronic condition that is common in Australia and around the world. It is a serious condition that can affect quality of life. Find out what we’re doing to help Australians living with diabetes.

19 November 2024 - Read the transcript from Minister Butler's press conference on the COVID-19 Response Inquiry findings.

6 June 2024 - This document outlines the governance of the Jurisdictional Haemopoietic Progenitor Cell Committee (JHPCC). This committee supports the implementation of the National HPC Framework. It advises Health Chief Executives and Health Ministers on haemopoietic progenitor cell (HPC) policy and funding.