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8 December 2024 - As an approved provider, you can ask care recipients who started in the Home Care Packages Program from 1 July 2014 to pay certain fees to contribute to the cost of their care. Find out what fees apply, how much you can charge and what you need to do.

21 March 2025 - Learn about the MBS review process and the recommendations proposed by the MBS Review Taskforce.

29 April 2025 - In preparation for the new Act, current government-funded providers will be transitioned to the new system as registered providers. This process is called deeming.

12 March 2025 - Early testing means that if you have COVID-19, you can take action to manage its impacts on your health and avoid spreading the disease. Find out when and how to test of COVID-19.

10 December 2024 - The National Dementia Action Plan 2024–2034 (the Action Plan) is Australia’s national dementia policy framework. It aims to improve the lives and care of people living with dementia, their carers and families over the next 10 years.

18 December 2024 - A list of organisations, websites and services that offer support and information about young people's health.

29 March 2023 - Students can choose from a wide range of healthcare careers. Read about how our policies, strategies and programs support medical and health students and trainees through their study pathways, to help create a highly-skilled health workforce for the future.

9 May 2025 - This resource outlines the steps that Home Care Package care recipients can take to prepare for their transition to the Support at Home program from 1 July 2025.

20 December 2024 - We have released the aged care reform roadmap to provide an indicative timeline for key reform elements. The dates on the roadmap are subject to change. We will update them regularly to keep the sector informed. This webpage also lists upcoming reforms.

3 April 2025 - The Specialist Training Program supports training positions in regional, rural and remote areas, and in private facilities. This helps to improve the skills and distribution of the specialist workforce by giving participants experience of a broader range of healthcare settings.