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Chronic conditions news
Topics › Chronic conditions30 May 2025 - Read the latest news on chronic conditions.
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Natural Therapies Review Expert Advisory Panel
16 March 2025 - The Natural Therapies Review Expert Advisory Panel (NTREAP) supported the Natural Therapies Review 2024. The final meeting was held on 10 December 2024.
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Hearing Services Program practitioner requirements
Our work › Hearing Services Program › Providing Hearing Services Program services3 August 2026 - This page explains who can provide services to eligible Hearing Services Program clients, including qualified practitioner and provisional practitioner requirements.
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Dementia and Aged Care Services (DACS) Fund
Our work6 June 2025 - The DACS Fund helps the aged care sector to support older Australians who are sick or living with medical conditions. Read about why the DACS Fund is important and what is funded under DACS.
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Allied Health Industry Reference Group
10 November 2023 - The Allied Health Industry Reference Group (AHIRG) provides a national forum to discuss key issues related to allied health.
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Hearing Services Program public consultation October 2025
News and media12 March 2026 - The Hearing Services Program publicly consulted on draft updates to the schedule of service items and fees. Results and key themes are summarised.
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Department of Health, Disability and Ageing National Office
Contacts5 May 2026 - Use these contact details for all general enquiries, comments and concerns.
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Primary care contacts
Topics › Primary care6 June 2023 - A list of contacts related to primary care.
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Aged care food and nutrition stories – Wendy
Our work › Improving food and nutrition in aged care › Aged care food and nutrition stories20 August 2025 - Wendy is a resident at Heathcote Health aged care home. She opens up about how her aged care home has improved food quality and is offering more choice for residents.
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Primary Health Care Research initiative
Our work31 May 2024 - The Primary Health Care Research initiative will provide $100 million over 10 years from 2024–25. It aims to support an increase in Australia’s evidence base in primary health care through research to improve service delivery and patient outcomes, and translate this knowledge into action.