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1 September 2025 - Under the new Aged Care Act, it will be it easier for you to make your own choices, control your care and get the information you need to do this.

21 November 2025 - The Protecting health professionals from scams factsheet aims to support health providers understand what to look out for and how to protect themselves from being impacted by a scam.

2 March 2026 - This document provides guidance for CHSP providers about Stage 3 changes to Data Exchange (DEX) reporting requirements.

12 November 2025 - Palliative care is available for everyone and it should not be difficult to access. A referral from your doctor, medical specialist or other healthcare provider is often all you will need. To get the palliative and end-of-life care you need, it is a good idea to start planning now.

6 September 2024 - This webinar is for older Australians, their families and carers, and the aged care sector. It provides an update on the feedback we received on a new program for in-home aged care discussion paper. The webinar outlines the next steps for the reforms.

21 January 2026 - As a Commonwealth entity, we must publish a statement of compliance with the Commonwealth Child Safe Framework (CCSF) each year.

20 March 2025 - We are giving technology developers and vendors certainty, through clear and consistent data standards and conformance to our system specifications. This will enable aged care providers to use systems that are compatible with government systems.

17 April 2026 - Older people are allocated a residential care place when approved for care. This is their entitlement to access government-funded residential aged care. To help us monitor bed availability, registered providers must report changes to their operational beds on GPMS.

26 November 2024 - Health ministers in Australia asked the National Health Practitioner Ombudsman to review the process for accrediting specialist medical college training sites. Learn more about the resulting reform that’s in progress.

27 November 2025 - Read progress on recommendation 7.31 of the Disability Royal Commission.