Videos

This videos explains how the Statement of Rights and Statement of Principles under the new Aged Care Act recognise the valuable role workers play in aged care.

This video explains how people who call out issues, including aged care workers, will be protected to make a whistleblower disclosure under the new Aged Care Act.

This video explains the complaints process under the new Aged Care Act. It explains how feedback is an important way for providers to understand what is working well in aged care and identify areas that can be improved.

This video explains how under the strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards your employer is expected to create a culture of quality, safety and inclusion.

This video explains how a more robust worker screening check will soon be introduced. This will make sure you are suitable to work in aged care.

The new Aged Care Act starts from 1 November 2025. This video explains the 5 important changes that you should be aware of under the new Act if you work in aged care.

Find out how rising patient out-of-pocket costs are causing young people to delay visiting their GP.

Understand how we calculate BBPIP payments.

The aged care workforce is a key part of making aged care safe and respectful. The new Aged Care Act introduces laws to make sure workers deliver the safe, high quality, rights-based care you deserve.

This video, delivered in Auslan, explains how the standards provide protections and rights for older people, empowers them to make their own choices and decisions and makes them feel safe and comfortable, where they live.

An ongoing webinar series for the aged care sector focused on creating a better-connected, sustainable and modern aged care IT network.

This is a recording of the National Health and Medical Research Strategy Chair Webinar 3 on 1 September 2025. The webinar covered the key components of the draft National Strategy, the approach to its development, and consultation activities.

The tenth webinar in the series provides information on MPSP reform updates, amendment bills and rules, and preparation for the new Aged Care Act from 1 November 2025.

Professor John Hirdes discusses integrated care and shares his perspectives on AI, data standards and digital transformation

Under the new Aged Care Act, it will be it easier for you to make your own choices, control your care and get the information you need to do this.

If you're looking for an aged care home, Star Ratings can help you compare quality and safety across different homes.

A key change under the new Aged Care Act is that you are empowered to make your own decisions. But if you want or need help making decisions, you can choose someone you trust to support you.

If you're looking for an aged care home, Star Ratings can help you compare quality and safety across different homes.

Under the new Aged Care Act, it will be it easier for you to make your own choices, control your care and get the information you need to do this.

Under the new Aged Care Act, it will be it easier for you to make your own choices, control your care and get the information you need to do this.

A key change under the new Aged Care Act is that you are empowered to make your own decisions. But if you want or need help making decisions, you can choose someone you trust to support you.

If you're looking for an aged care home, Star Ratings can help you compare quality and safety across different homes.

The new Aged Care Act is helping older people to understand how providers use funding and operate.

The Statement of Rights means aged care providers of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people must treat you with dignity and respect. They must also provide services in a way that respects your identity, culture and spirituality.

Help is available for older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who need support to make aged care decisions.