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12 March 2025 - Find out how we responded to the COVID-19 pandemic, and who we worked with to limit the spread of the disease and protect everyone in Australia between 2020 and 2023.

12 November 2025 - The Palliative Care Service Navigation Pilot will trial a patient navigator model to strengthen access to palliative and end of life care pathways in South Australia.

12 March 2025 - Medicines help us avoid illness, get better when we’re sick, or manage health conditions. There are many different types of medicines. Some are only available with a prescription, others are available over the counter from pharmacies or shops.

23 June 2025 - The Scope of Practice Review was an independent review led by Professor Mark Cormack. It examined the barriers and opportunities health practitioners face working to their full scope of practice in primary care.

31 October 2025 - We fund the IEI Program to create employment and training opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workers in non-clinical aged care roles.

29 October 2025 - See the projects funded through round 2 of the FATES program.

30 October 2025 - These resources explain the QI Program and why we collect information on quality indicators. They aim to help providers and commercial benchmarking organisations collect, submit and monitor QI Program data.

1 December 2025 - The CHSP provides grant funding to registered service providers to deliver entry-level services to help eligible older people remain living at home. From 1 November 2025, the CHSP comes under the Aged Care Act 2024 (the Act). Find out what services you can provide under the CHSP.

4 June 2025 - The National Medical Stockpile is a strategic reserve of drugs, vaccines, antidotes and personal protective equipment for use in national health emergencies. We purchase and stockpile these items so Australia is more self-sufficient during an emergency and able to meet high levels of demand.

7 November 2025 - This program supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who live with complex chronic conditions. It often provides one-on-one support to help people manage their conditions and get the health care they need. It also helps health services provide culturally appropriate care.