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23 January 2026 - This webinar recording provides an overview of the timing and impact of bypassing the March 2024 update and information on the Prostheses List reforms planned for 2023.

6 September 2024 - This webinar is for older Australians, their families and carers, and the aged care sector. It provides an update on the feedback we received on a new program for in-home aged care discussion paper. The webinar outlines the next steps for the reforms.

4 February 2021 - We invite you to share your views on the proposed approach to making mitochondrial donation available in Australia. The government wants to introduce mitochondrial donation so this lifesaving technology is made available in Australia for some families impacted by severe mitochondrial disease.

5 August 2025 - This collection lists documents that summarise recommendations that the Stoma Product Assessment Panel's made after assessing products for the Stoma Appliance Scheme Schedule in April 2022.

12 September 2025 - Actions outlined in this plan will drive initial positive change for carers, laying a foundation for continuous improvement and the development and implementation of future work to ensure the Strategy’s vision is realised.

7 March 2024 - This webinar recording is a Q&A session about the draft new Aged Care Act, which was available for consultation from 14 December 2023 to 8 March 2024. The panel answered questions from the audience.

20 November 2025 - We have made a joint commitment with the National Health and Medical Research Council to make health and medical research inclusive. This collection contains documents relating to this commitment, including announcements, policies and other useful information.

27 November 2025 - Read progress on recommendation 7.32 of the Disability Royal Commission.

22 January 2026 - AI is being used in Australian health care to support diagnosis, treatment, patient support and improve how health services run. Find out what we’re doing to make sure that AI is used safely, fairly and responsibly.

8 April 2026 - This advertisement explains when to visit a Medicare Urgent Care Clinic (UCC). Medicare UCCs provide care for urgent but not life‑threatening conditions. They’re bulk billed, open early and late, and you don’t need an appointment - just walk in.