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21 January 2026 - We give you the support you need to perform your best through competitive salary, leave entitlements, and access to employee wellbeing initiatives.

20 March 2025 - A list of our initiatives, programs, campaigns, reforms or reviews related to mental health and suicide prevention.

5 January 2022 - The Department of Health was recently reaccredited as a breastfeeding friendly workplace (BFW). We are proud to support our staff by providing conditions and facilities for breastfeeding.

11 June 2025 - Residential aged care providers can start using transitional eNRMC products from 1 July 2022. This document provides information for EMM vendors about developing transitional eNRMC products.

31 October 2025 - Older people can seek access to Support at Home through an aged care assessment. If approved, they will be allocated funding when government funding becomes available. They then choose a provider to deliver their Support at Home services.

31 March 2022 - A statement from the Australian Health Protection Principal Committee (AHPPC) on winter season preparedness.

9 May 2024 - We fund health professional education grant activities under the Quality Use of Diagnostics, Therapeutics and Pathology. Learn more about the program activities in this funding stream.

4 June 2025 - We support digital solutions that will improve the data and digital maturity of the aged care sector. They will reduce administrative tasks, enable secure information sharing, and provide immediate access to a person’s needs and history, ensuring higher-quality aged care services.

20 May 2025 - The Haemopoietic Progenitor Cell (HPC) Sector Clinical Advisory Group provides advice to support the implementation of the National Haemopoietic Progenitor Cell Framework. The framework will ensure future arrangements continue to improve access to HPC transplants for Australians.

30 September 2025 - International collaboration enables Australia’s health and medical researchers to partner with their global counterparts to tackle shared health challenges. Professor Lucy Chappell reflects on the power of international collaboration, shared challenges, and the exciting future of medical research.