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22 September 2025 - The National Autism Strategy 2025–2031 will provide a national approach to services and supports for autistic people and their families.

11 March 2025 - Health risks in the aftermath of Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred in Queensland and New South Wales remain serious. These include infections, difficulty getting medicines, contaminated food or water, and mosquito-borne illnesses. Take care of yourself and loved ones. Support is available.

2 January 2026 - From 1 January 2026, the maximum cost of PBS prescription medicines reduced from $31.60 to $25 for Medicare card holders. The concessional co-payment will remain at $7.70 until 2030. This change helps make medicines more affordable and supports Australians with cost-of-living pressures.

19 June 2025 - PICAC supports aged care service providers to deliver care that meets the needs of culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) people. You can access their workshops, training, information sessions, fact sheets and guides.

3 December 2025 - Find out what volunteers can do, what it means for older people in aged care and basic eligibility criteria.

30 July 2025 - The National Carer Strategy provides a national framework to support Australia’s unpaid carers.

8 January 2026 - We are making changes to provide better and faster access to pathology and diagnostic imaging reports in My Health Record. These changes will ensure consumers and their healthcare providers have better access to key health information when and where they need it.

30 July 2025 - Carers can contact Carer Gateway from 8am to 5pm, Mondays to Fridays, to get the support they need before reaching crisis point. They offer a range of early intervention, preventative and tailored supports and services to help you manage daily challenges, reduce stress and plan for the future.

31 October 2025 - As a registered provider, you must meet all obligations under relevant legislation. We monitor compliance in various ways and take action to address non-compliance.

21 February 2025 - Having healthy teeth, mouth and gums is important for your general health and wellbeing. It means you can eat, drink and speak without pain or discomfort. Find out what we’re doing to support dental health services in Australia.