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21 February 2025 - Health Policy Analysis (HPA) evaluated the PHN After Hours Program. It considered whether PHNs achieved the program's objectives, whether the program is value for money and the successes or lessons learned. The evaluation used surveys, interviews, case studies and analysis of national data.

27 February 2023 - The Australian Government has responded to the Halton review into COVID-19 vaccine and treatment procurement.

2 December 2024 - Find information and resources for aged care providers, workers and the sector. This includes information about initiatives to grow and upskill the workforce, emergency planning, working with diverse groups and managing infectious diseases.

14 November 2024 - We invite you to contribute to our consultation on the Medical Research Future Fund’s (MRFF) Australian Brain Cancer Mission.

23 April 2024 - A statement from Professor Paul Kelly, Australian Government Chief Medical Officer, about the standard of care on COVID-19 oral antiviral treatments in residential aged care facilities.

10 April 2025 - Approved providers of residential aged care, home care, multi-purpose services and short restorative care are required to complete an annual Aged Care Financial Report (ACFR). Providers must report on mandatory requirements to receive Australian Government operational approval and funding.

14 February 2025 - This document outlines the framework for assessing the performance of the Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF). It also aims to establish a learning system to support continued improvements within the MRFF.

8 November 2023 - Contact us for information about the NNDSS or to request additional NNDSS data.

28 August 2024 - An update from the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Services Data Advisory Group (HS DAG) following their meeting in November 2023. It outlines the group's work across the Indigenous health data space.

24 July 2020 - The Government will invest $47 million over 4 years into a program to accelerate cutting-edge research into two of the most prominent health conditions that affect millions of Australians – diabetes and cardiovascular disease.