Search

27 November 2025 - This fact sheet provides information on how care management will help Support at Home participants to get the best outcomes from their aged care services.

12 October 2021 - We support a network of government bodies that oversee the regulation and operation of dentists and dental practitioners across Australia. This ensures we have a highly professional dental workforce practising in metropolitan, rural and remote centres.

30 May 2025 - Nurses and midwives make up the largest clinical workforce in Australia. Find out about nursing and midwifery, how these professions are regulated in Australia, and how we support this important sector of our health workforce.

31 October 2025 - As a registered provider, you are responsible for delivering safe, high-quality aged care services for your participants, using a wellness and reablement approach, supporting their diverse needs and protecting their rights and privacy.

1 April 2026 - The Bonded Medical Program helps address the shortage of medical professionals in regional, rural and remote areas of Australia. It provides a Commonwealth Supported Place in a medical course in exchange for participants working in those areas after they graduate.

27 March 2026 - Registered providers of residential aged care, Support at Home and multi-purpose services 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.

6 June 2025 - Doctors may be eligible if they have high indemnity insurance costs to cover their private practice.

6 June 2025 - Find out how to apply for a subsidy under the PSS, how the subsidy amount is worked out, and how the subsidy is paid.

3 November 2025 - A grant opportunity is now open to support Home Care Package and Commonwealth Home Support Programme providers with a one-off funding of $10,000 (excl GST) towards the cost of upgrading IT systems.

4 March 2026 - Describes step 2 of the new NDIS planning process, where an NDIA assessor meets with a participant to understand daily life, support needs and preferences, documents outcomes in a support needs assessment report, and provides the report to the participant.