Videos

Adrian from Bundjalung, Minjungbal and Coodjinburra Country shares a message to mob about getting the free shingles vaccine.

Uncle Colin from Mununjali Country shares a message to mob about getting the free shingles vaccine.

Tabatha from Bidjara and Butchalla Country shares a message to mob about getting the free shingles vaccine.

Gwenda Darling, a proud Palawa woman and a member of the Council for Elders knows firsthand how painful shingles can be. In this video she shares how important it is for eligible people to get the free shingles vaccine.

Ida shares a message to those aged 65 and over about the importance of getting the free shingles vaccine.

Ariu shares a message to those aged 65 and over about the importance of getting the free shingles vaccine.

Angela shares a message to those aged 65 and over about the importance of getting the free shingles vaccine.

Chris shares a message to those aged 65 and over about the importance of getting the free shingles vaccine.

The National Site of Recognition for Thalidomide Survivors and their Families acknowledges the thalidomide tragedy in Australia. It serves as a lasting reminder to all Australians that the lessons of the tragedy must never be forgotten.

Information for disability service users about the Disability Services and Inclusion Act's Code of Conduct. It includes closed captions and Auslan.

Information for disability service providers about the Disability Services and Inclusion Act's Code of Conduct. It includes closed captions and Auslan.

The Quarterly Financial Report (QFR) provider contact video, is designed to familiarise and support aged care providers in reviewing and updating the Contact Details section in the new QFR application on GPMS.

The Quarterly Financial Report (QFR) bulk upload with excel template video, is designed to familiarise and support aged care providers to upload their data using excel templates in the new QFR application on GPMS.

The Quarterly Financial Report (QFR) navigating data tables video, is designed to familiarise and support aged care providers to efficiently navigate the data table, while completing their submission in the new QFR application on GPMS.

The Quarterly Financial Report (QFR) reissue and resubmit video, is designed to familiarise and support aged care providers to access their QFR if it is re-issued, including the steps they need to take to resubmit their QFR in the new QFR application on GPMS.

The Quarterly Financial Report (QFR) declaration and submission video, is designed to familiarise and support aged care providers to efficiently complete their QFR declaration and submit their QFR in the new QFR application on GPMS.

Watch the recording from the Southcentral’s Nuka System of Care – leading example of First Nations health care webinar that was held on November 30 2023.

This webinar is an interactive discussion about the final draft of the new Aged Care Act which is currently available for consultation until 8 March 2024.

This 30-second video advertisement from the Beforeplay campaign encourages people to test for sexually transmissible infections, use protection and practise safe sex.

This 15-second video advertisement from the Beforeplay campaign encourages people to test for sexually transmissible infections, use protection and practise safe sex.

This 15-second video advertisement from the Beforeplay campaign encourages people to test for sexually transmissible infections, use protection and practise safe sex.

Teresa shares her experience of visiting a Medicare Urgent Care Clinic (Medicare UCC) after injuring herself at a train station. Medicare UCCs are located across Australia, making it easier to access care for urgent, but not life-threatening, illnesses and injuries.

This video provides an overview of how residential care and home care providers can access and preview their Finance and Operations: Publication Preview on the Government Provider Management System (GPMS).

Medicare UCCs are located across Australia, making it easier to access care for urgent, but not life-threatening, illnesses and injuries.

Medicare UCCs are located across Australia, making it easier to access care for urgent, but not life-threatening, illnesses and injuries during the holiday season.