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Australian General Practice Training (AGPT) Program
Our work16 February 2026 - The AGPT Program is a way to become a general practitioner (GP) in Australia. Registrars who complete the program can work unsupervised as a GP anywhere in the country. We fund 1,500 training places every year. Australia’s GP colleges deliver this program for us.
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About the Hearing Services Program
Our work › Hearing Services Program12 March 2026 - The Hearing Services Program funds service providers to provide hearing services – including assessments, rehabilitation and devices – to eligible Australians with hearing loss.
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Service agreements for residential aged care
Our work › Residential aged care › Managing residential aged care services16 December 2025 - You must enter into a residential aged care service agreement with a person before you can provide services. You must include certain details, provide a copy to the person, and make sure they understand and agree to it. Review the agreement as needed, and update it if you both agree to the changes.
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Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine in pregnancy
Maternal vaccinations16 March 2026 - Vaccination is a safe and effective way to protect yourself and your baby from RSV.
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Disability Support for Older Australians (DSOA) Program
Our work13 September 2024 - The DSOA program supports older people with disability who received specialist disability services from the Continuity of Support (CoS) Programme, but were not eligible for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
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Recommendation 6.18 – Review of public trustees fees and charges
Disability Royal Commission Progress Report 2025 › Volume 6 – Enabling autonomy and access27 November 2025 - Read progress on recommendation 6.18 of the Disability Royal Commission.
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Fees and charges under the Multi-Purpose Service Program (MPSP) – Provider fact sheet
Resources › Publications30 October 2025 - You can ask older people accessing aged care services in the Multi-Purpose Service Program (MPSP) to help pay for their services in certain situations. The fees you can charge are different from other aged care programs.
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Higher everyday living, additional and extra service fees
Our work › Residential aged care › Charging for residential aged care16 March 2026 - The higher everyday living fee (HELF) commenced on 1 November 2025 for permanent and respite residents. It replaces additional and extra service fees and is optional. Residents choose to pay it when they want services over and above the standard services aged care homes must provide.
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Recommendation 6.17 – Transparency of public trustee fees and charges
Disability Royal Commission Progress Report 2025 › Volume 6 – Enabling autonomy and access27 November 2025 - Read progress on recommendation 6.17 of the Disability Royal Commission.
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Fees and charges under the MPSP – Consumer fact sheet
Resources › Publications3 November 2025 - If you are an older person accessing aged care services under the Multi-Purpose Service Program (MPSP), you may be asked to contribute to the costs and pay some fees.