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5 August 2025 - The National Mental Health Workforce Strategy 2022–2032 and associated documents provide a vision and roadmap for building a sustainable workforce that is skilled, distributed and supported to deliver mental health treatment, care and support that meets current and future population needs.

21 December 2023 - If you’re pregnant, the safest option is to not smoke or vape at all. The chemicals in tobacco smoke and e-cigarette vapour affect an unborn baby's development and may have lifelong effects. Find out what the risks are and who you can contact for help and support to quit.

29 April 2025 - Many Australians live with chronic conditions, which can cause illness, disability and even death. Find out what chronic conditions are and where to find more information about them.

9 June 2023 - Cancer Australia’s Yarn for Life is the first national cancer awareness campaign developed for and by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

27 April 2026 - Hospital cover helps with the costs of treatment as a private patient in hospital. If you have private hospital cover, you can choose to be treated as a private patient in a public hospital, private hospital or day hospital facility.

19 January 2022 - We develop policies and programs to support the prevention, management and treatment of chronic conditions. We also support research that focuses on chronic conditions.

23 February 2026 - This page provides updates on projects funded under the Quality Use of Pathology (QUP) Project Stream. Reports will be published on this site once projects are finalised.

24 September 2020 - Cancer is common in Australia, but many cancers can be prevented or treated.

27 October 2025 - The Act outlines whistleblower protections for people who report issues in the aged care system. These protections ensure people are protected from unfair treatment when disclosures meet specific conditions.

6 June 2025 - If an eligible claim is made against an eligible allied health professional, they (or their representative or insurer) can apply for an AHECS payment.