Videos

In this video, AFL star Samuel Stubbs talks about the negative impacts vapes can have on your health and encourages friends to support each other in quitting.

In this video, AFL star Samuel Stubbs talks about how vaping can cause permanent damage to your lungs, lead to addiction, and stop you from living a healthy and active life.

In this video, rugby league star Tamika Upton talks about the negative physical impacts vapes can have on people, as well as the harmful chemicals they can contain.

In this video, rugby league star Tamika Upton talks about the mental health impacts vapes can have on people, and how nicotine can affect your memory and attention span

This video explains the aged care provider registration process and other key features of the new regulatory model, which take effect when the new Aged Care Act starts on 1 November 2025.

On 1 November 2025, the new Aged Care Act starts and third-party providers and subcontractors will be known as associated providers. This video explores the roles of associated providers as they deliver services on behalf of registered providers.

The new regulatory model will start with the new Act on 1 November 2025. To help providers get ready, this video explains the roles and functions of government agencies under the new Act.

This is the webinar recording for the Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme 2026/27 to 2030/31 grant opportunity  webinar held on 22 July 2025.

People with disability from culturally or linguistically diverse backgrounds are more likely to face barriers when accessing support services. This is sometimes referred to as compound disadvantage.

This animation explains how the new Aged Care Act comes together. Key changes include enhanced rights and protections for older people, stronger rules and regulations for providers , higher quality care, easier access and entry to services , greater choice and transparency  and a stronger workforce.

This animation explains how the new Aged Care Act comes together. Key changes include enhanced rights and protections for older people, stronger rules and regulations for providers, higher quality care, easier access and entry to services, greater choice and transparency and a stronger workforce.

Auslan version of the Australian Government Response to the Disability Royal Commission

This video provides an overview of the Support at Home program suitable for older people, their families and carers.

This video provides an overview of Support at Home suitable for providers and people who work in aged care.

This video provides an understanding of participant contributions under Support at Home.

2024 NSW Senior Australian of the Year Dr John Ward shares his advice on ageing well and the importance of maintaining social connection, and physical and cognitive health. 

Meet Sharron, Brad and Leigh from Heywood Rural Health aged care home. Sharron, a resident, shares what good food means to her and the improvements she's seen. Chef Brad and manager Leigh explain what motivates them to improve food and dining for residents.

Meet Achmed, the chef at Mission’s Australia Charles Chambers Court aged care home, and manager Steve. Since starting the Maggie Beer Foundation’s training they have shifted the focus to the whole food experience – from flavour and presentation, to monthly themed events.

Meet chef Lata and managers David and Wayne from Arcare Aged Care. National food and beverage manager Wayne is preparing for the new Aged Care Act’s food and nutrition requirements by supporting his whole team to complete the Maggie Beer Foundation’s training.

This video is translated from the Disability Advocacy Work Plan 2023–2025.

The Australian Government is continuing to improve care for people with disability. As part of this, the Government has introduced a Code of Conduct.

This report is about research on the Information, Linkages and Capacity Building program.

Step by step walk through for MPSP staff completing the 2024-25 Annual Activity reports.

The earlier lung cancer is found, the better your chances of treating it

Professor Kristine Macartney discusses the importance of the influenza vaccine. The vaccine is free for pregnant women and children aged 6 months to less than five years under the National Immunisation Program.