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11 April 2025 - Find out how we define and monitor cases of rotavirus infection, how you can get vaccinated, and where you can learn more about this disease.

22 October 2025 - Nursing and midwifery titles are protected under Australian law, which means not everyone can call themselves a nurse or a midwife. Learn what midwives and nurses do, what you need to do to become one and what the different titles mean.

10 July 2025 - We are raising the quality of aged care in Australia by building a skilled, valued and supported workforce. Strengthening the aged care workforce is essential to providing older people with the high-quality care they deserve. We all have a role to play – let’s change aged care together.

25 October 2022 - Dentists and dental practitioners help us take care of our teeth and gums. They diagnose and treat diseases of the teeth, gums and mouth, and help take care of our dental health. Dental practitioners include dental hygienists, therapists and prosthetists and oral health therapists.

29 May 2025 - Health professionals can now access new and updated mental health resources, microlearning and online learning pathways through the Mental Health Professional Online Development (MHPOD) Program.

17 October 2024 - A collection of Easy Read resources for parents and carers about childhood immunisation.

23 June 2025 - Vapes, mods, tank systems, e-cigs and vape pens are all forms of e-cigarettes. They are not safe, and use can lead to serious health problems.

5 June 2025 - The AMDS program enables prescribed medical practitioners access to the MBS for providing after-hours services on behalf of other doctors. This helps prescribed medical practitioners get general practice experience, while ensuring people can access health care after hours.

2 April 2024 - Indemnity insurance protects health professionals from the cost of malpractice claims, allowing them to focus on providing quality care to their patients. Find out how we support access to affordable and stable medical and professional indemnity insurance.

3 February 2025 - If you’re a woman over 40, you can have a free breast screen every 2 years. They are available all over the country, from big cities to out bush. No matter where you live, we’re here to help you stay healthy.