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This page lists diseases that are nationally notifiable or have vaccines available under our National Immunisation Program.

13 August 2025 - From 1 November 2025 providers can’t enter into new additional or extra service fee agreements with residents. These will be replaced by the new optional higher everyday living agreement.

13 August 2025 - There are times when you will need to notify someone of changes. You need to let Services Australia know when a new resident enters your care, or when you discharge them.

1 July 2025 - Information about measles vaccines, who it is recommended for, how and where to get vaccinated. If you're eligible, you can get the measles vaccine for free under the National Immunisation Program.

1 July 2025 - Information about rubella vaccines, who it is recommended for, how and where to get vaccination. If you're eligible, you can get the rubella vaccine for free under the National Immunisation Program.

4 August 2025 - AusVaxSafety is a national system monitoring vaccine safety in Australia. The report shows how people receiving vaccines, or their parents and carers, responded to the SMS about their health a few days after vaccination at each schedule point in the National Immunisation Program in Australia 2020.

5 March 2024 - The national Health Insurance Act 1973 includes provisions for prohibited practices. The provisions include rent for Approved Collection Centres. Learn more about these provisions and how to comply with them.

19 September 2024 - Your starting point for information about drugs – what they are, how they affect you, whether they’re safe, drug laws and what we’re doing to reduce drug-related harm.

16 December 2024 - The Stoma Appliance Scheme provides free stoma appliances and products to people who have a stoma (ostomates). This helps them live their lives normally without added financial stress. Find out how the scheme works, how to access it and how to get a product on the schedule.

13 June 2025 - Find translated resources for the 'One more way you keep them safe' campaign.