Videos

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.

This animated video includes Auslan interpretation and explains what bulk billing is, how to find practices participating in the Bulk Billing Practice Incentive Program and how Medicare can cover your next GP visit.

This is a recording of the webinar held for consumers on 22 April 2026.

In this animated video, you’ll learn how the PBS general co payment has reduced to $25, helping people with a Medicare card save money each time they fill a prescription. Speak to your doctor or pharmacist to find out how you can save on your medicines.

In this Q&A video, pharmacists answer common questions about PBS co-payments.

This advertisement explains that viruses are always changing, so it's important to get regular vaccinations to stay healthy and safe.

This advertisement explains that viruses are always changing, so it's important to get regular vaccinations to stay healthy and safe.

Australian basketballer and former NBA star Patty Mills talks about how vaping can impact your health and your game. Quitting can be easier when you team up with a mate, because the best wins are shared.

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

With expanded eligibility for MBS bulk billing incentives, more GPs are bulk billing more services. Hear how these changes have helped Medicare patients from across Australia.

Securing the NDIS for future generations outlines how we will protect the NDIS for people with permanent and significant disability and for future generations who will rely on it.

In this animated video, you’ll learn how vaccines work and how vaccination during pregnancy protects your baby from birth. Vaccines for flu, whooping cough and RSV are recommended.

Infectious diseases paediatrician Dr Linny explains what RSV is and answers frequently asked questions. Talk to your health professional about getting your free RSV vaccine.

Instructional video for residential aged care providers to report offline beds.

Medicare Urgent Care Clinics (Medicare UCCs) are located across Australia. The staff from Sorell Medicare UCC explain how the clinics make it easier for patients to access care for urgent, but not life-threatening, illnesses and injuries.

This advertisement explains when you or your mob should visit a Medicare Urgent Care Clinic. Medicare UCCs provide care for urgent but not life threatening conditions. They’re bulk billed, open early and late, and you don’t need an appointment - just walk in.

This advertisement explains when you or your mob should visit a Medicare Urgent Care Clinic. Medicare UCCs provide care for urgent but not life threatening conditions. They’re bulk billed, open early and late, and you don’t need an appointment - just walk in.