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Nicotine is addictive
Our work › Tobaccofacts18 December 2024 - Nicotine is a chemical in cigarettes that is highly addictive and dangerous. Learn about how nicotine affects you and your health.
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Demonstrating respect and building trust
Our work › National Cervical Screening Program – Healthcare provider toolkit1 October 2026 - Learn how to discuss cervical screening with your patients.
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Budget 2022–23: COVID-19
Resources › Collections4 August 2025 - A collection of fact sheets from the 2022–23 Budget.
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Patient-related barriers
Our work › National Cervical Screening Program – Healthcare provider toolkit › Understanding barriers to screening10 March 2026 - Learn about the barriers stopping patients from taking part in cervical screening.
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Preventing and diagnosing cancer
Topics › Cancer › About cancer17 July 2025 - Cancer can be caused by many things, but you can help prevent some cancers by minimising risk factors you can influence. Learn about some of the risk factors for cancer, as well as some of the ways that cancer can be diagnosed.
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Video resources for childhood immunisation
Childhood immunisation › Resources1 July 2025 - View our video resources from the 'One more way you keep them safe' campaign.
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COVID-19 vaccination for residential aged care workers
Topics › Aged care2 October 2026 - When you get vaccinated, you are protecting yourself and the people you care for from COVID-19.
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Disability and carer contacts
Topics › Disability and carers30 July 2025 - A list of organisations, websites and services that offer support for people with disability, and carers.
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What we're doing about children's health
Topics › Children's health21 January 2026 - Find out how we’re working to help children stay physically and mentally healthy through consultation, policies, and programs.
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How to get involved with health technology assessments
Topics › Health technologies and digital health › Health technology assessments7 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.