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20 March 2025 - This Tech Talk brought you the latest updates from our digital transformation program. Attendees heard about our digital transformation work with updates on aged care reform including Support at Home, as well as an update from the Business to Government (B2G) project.

15 July 2024 - This document contains compiled meeting updates from the COVID-19 working group of the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI), produced during the COVID-19 pandemic period. Each meeting is bookmarked by date.

2 July 2024 - These guidelines for Public Health Units provide nationally consistent guidance on how to respond to coronavirus (COVID-19). They are part of a Series of National Guidelines (SoNGs) published by the Communicable Diseases Network Australia (CDNA).

18 May 2025 - These infographics shows statistics about Medicare use, including the number of fully paid and bulk-billed services used, the amount of benefits paid and the types of health services people used per quarter from July to December 2022-23. Includes bulk billing by Primary Health Network.

30 April 2024 - A checklist to help residential aged care home get ready for COVID-19 vaccination day.

17 May 2021 - In this collection of videos, Professor James Ward answers important questions about the COVID-19 vaccines for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

10 February 2022 - Watch Adnyamathanha and Narungga man Adam Goodes explain why he chose to get the COVID-19 vaccine and the importance of understanding the risks of COVID-19, and the benefits of vaccination.

5 March 2025 - In our first webinar for 2025, Services Australia presented on Support at Home integrations, Uniting showed how AI is supporting their care services, and our CDIO spoke about the planned digital roadmap in preparation for new Aged Care Act on 1 July.

4 March 2024 - Learn about the laws, regulations and agreements that govern emergency health management in Australia and our emergency management plans.

22 November 2021 - Overseas trained doctors or foreign graduates of an accredited medical school must work in a priority area for at least 10 years to provide services covered by Medicare rebates. This is called the ’10-year moratorium’. You can reduce that time through scaling.