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7 September 2022 - We invite the public to get involved in health technology assessment (HTA) processes. We welcome input from patients, carers, members of the public, health professionals or members of a consumer interest group.

2 August 2022 - This fact sheet provides information about how participants of the Australian Thalidomide Survivors Support Program can make a claim to the Extraordinary Assistance Fund (EAF). The EAF helps cover the costs of goods and services to assist with activities of daily living.

17 June 2025 - This final report outlines the taskforce’s approach and its key achievements, with continuous review and reform to improve the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS).

20 June 2025 - This booklet provides an overview of the aged care reforms and the changes that will directly impact workers. It contains various resources to support workers to provide safe, quality care for older people.

21 June 2020 - This document contains a list of all the eligible conditions, that aren’t neurological, for the Continence Aids Payment Scheme (CAPS).

13 August 2024 - The Australian Government has launched a new national public health campaign to encourage people to give up smoking and vaping for good.

21 March 2024 - We invite you to join our next Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) Research Administration Officer (RAO) webinar on 27 March 2024.

22 November 2024 - This collection contains national strategy documents that address the impact of bloodborne viruses and sexually transmissible infections on the Australian community. Together they form a framework and agreed direction for a high-quality, coordinated national response to these diseases.

19 June 2025 - Provides service managers with support to implement change at an organisational level to embed, review and establish continuous improvement mechanisms on wellness and reablement. The toolkit is designed as a Practical Guide to Embed Wellness and Reablement which focuses on service delivery.

15 February 2023 - This fact sheet provides information about how participants of the Australian Thalidomide Survivors Support Program can make a claim to the Health Care Assistance Fund (HCAF). The HCAF helps cover out-of-pocket health care expenses incurred as a direct result of thalidomide injuries.