Videos

Perimenopause. Some say it’s their wonder woman era. Like, I wonder, what did I come in here for?

Perimenopause. First, you can't sleep. Next, you’re feeling anxious.

Perimenopause. First, you’re on fire. Next, you can’t sleep.

Perimenopause. First you’re wondering, what did I come in here for? Next, you’re on fire.

Specialist General Practitioner, Dr Ramya Raman, provides an overview of perimenopause and menopause, including the symptoms, treatments and support options.

Specialist General Practitioner, Dr Ramya Raman, provides an overview of perimenopause and menopause, including the symptoms, treatments and support options.

“I am hoping by talking about [perimenopause and menopause] and making it common language, that we [will] have the words to talk to our GPs, to talk to our friends.”

“What's really important for me is that women understand that they don't have to suffer.”

“We deserve to be as happy as we possibly can. And I really think that perimenopausal and menopausal healthcare helps us achieve that.”

“Every person's symptoms are different and every person's healing is different. Do your own research, talk to your GP, listen to your body and do what you can.”

“If you find [a doctor] who hears what you're saying and is willing to work with you to find something that is going to help, it can be life changing.” 

University students talk about their Day One support person, what's better than vaping and the best things to tell someone who wants help to quit vaping.

Dr Ines Rio, GP and Chief Medical Officer at Monash University, answers questions about vaccinations for common respiratory viruses like Influenza (flu), COVID 19 and RSV. Getting vaccinated against these viruses can help protect you and reduce your risk of serious illness and hospitalisation.

Hear from older Australians as they share their experiences with vaccine protection against respiratory viruses like Influenza (flu), COVID 19 and RSV. Getting vaccinated against these viruses can help protect and reduce your risk of serious illness and hospitalisation.

This advertisement explains that vaccination is the best preparation. Keeping your immunisations up to date helps you stay healthy during winter. 

This advertisement explains that vaccination is the best preparation. Keeping your immunisations up to date helps you stay healthy during winter

This short animation for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families explains how childhood vaccinations are a safe, effective and free way to protect our kids from dangerous diseases.

Returning the NDIS to its original intent - Part 1 is an Auslan version of the Securing the NDIS for future generations factsheet.

Delivering genuine social and community participation - Part 2 is an Auslan version of the Securing the NDIS for future generations factsheet

Improving the quality of providers - Part 3 is an Auslan version of the Securing the NDIS for future generations factsheet

Tackling and non-compliance - Part 4 is an Easy Read version of the Securing the NDIS for future generations factsheet

Support at Home offers both ongoing services and 3 short-term pathways. This video explains each pathway and how they work alongside, or instead of, ongoing services.

Support at Home offers both ongoing services and 3 short-term pathways. This video explains each pathway and how they work alongside, or instead of, ongoing services.

Support at Home offers both ongoing services and 3 short-term pathways. This video explains each pathway and how they work alongside, or instead of, ongoing services.

First Nations Quitline counsellor, Beige, talks about her role working at Quitline and the culturally-led support that is offered to help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are trying to quit smoking and vaping, including by respecting Men’s and Women’s business.